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Rehab UK
62a Peach Street
Wokingham
RG40 1XH
Tel: 020 8961 3583
Fax: 020 8961 3583
Web: www.rehabuk.org
Rehab UK provides assessment, training and development programmes that enable people with disabilities to break into the work force.
Founded in 1994, the development of a network of innovative brain injury centres is now the main focus of their work.
They operate three of these centres - in Birmingham, London and Newcastle.
Rehab UK can provide services and support people with acquired brain injury and their families through the following:
- Assessment of needs
- Case management
- Vocational and employment support
- Educational support services
- Social and community support services
- Rehabilitation and training
- Employer advice and guidance
- Legal and insurance assessments
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