@NeuroTriage

We provide neuropsychological assessment, intervention and follow-on support to those experiencing homelessness and a brain injury in Liverpool

 Liverpool, England
Joined February 2017
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"It is now an offence to have a nap in a park in Rother and Welwyn Hatfield, after both councils made it a crime to sleep in a public place"... PSPOs continue to create terrible laws often aimed squarely at people experiencing homelessness theguardian.com/uk-news/2023…

Councils issue record number of fines for ‘busybody offences’ in England and Wales

Public spaces protection orders being used to crack down on napping in public and climbing trees in England and Wales

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This will bring a tear to your eye. One of our customers wrote a poem for us. To everyone who supports us, you allow us to help people. Thankyou x
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The Brain Charity@TheBrainCharity2 Oct 2022
We have launched free confidence coaching to anyone in Liverpool with a neurological condition. Fill out the form to apply for free confidence coaching thebraincharity.org.uk/free-… Email [email protected] / call 07888 301735. #connectingcommunities @LifeRooms_MC
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Tim Burgess@Tim_Burgess22 Sep 2022
Coffees are on me at @PCPCoffee tomorrow - swing by and get one if you’re in or around Liverpool
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A community cafe takes on one of Liverpool’s thorniest social challenges

‘We stick together, and we never see anyone struggle’

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If you are in town this week and fancy a coffee / iced coffee please consider supporting us. We are doing our best, but not even making enough to cover staff wages right now 😕
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New skills and al fresco eating at our Aigburth Drive hostel 🤹 #recovery #harmreduction #endhomelessness
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Boots & Beards@BootsandBeards11 May 2022
Nav Bakhsh helped co-found Boots & Beards after accessing the needs of the local community and lack of outdoor activities. He recently starred in a BBC documentary talking about the charity and its huge ambition to see more representation and inclusivity within the outdoors.
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Cormac Duffy@DrCDuffy27 Apr 2022
The 55th Café takes place this evening in the @CasaLiverpool - a warm welcome to all to listen, share & talk about life! See you there 😁 #community #cafe #liverpool #discussion #wellbeing #talk #life @TheGuideLpool @LiveWellLpool @LiverpoolCVS @CafeLvp
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"We have the potential to use walking in the countryside as way to help people," writes @RCunningham_MMM "Not just those struggling with depression and other mental health issues. As a way to reduce anxiety and stress and improve physical health." thecourier.co.uk/fp/opinion/…

ROSS CUNNINGHAM: Walking mended my mental health - we all need more help to get outdoors

Walking helped Ross Cunningham deal with his mental health issues. Now he wants to widen the benefits of outdoor access to many more people.

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Something that NT has been thinking about for some time is increasingly in the news at the moment... ‘I forget everything’: the benefits of nature for mental health theguardian.com/society/2022…
Mount Whitney - on our to do list

ALT Mount Whitney - on our to do list

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CWNN Liverpool@CWNNLpool11 Nov 2021
We are so delighted to be open to new members again!! Covid brought the never before taken decision to close to new members last year so we could focus on keeping our current members safe and connected but we love welcoming new members to our choir!
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Dr. Cerys Bailey@CerysJBailey13 Sep 2021
Are you / have you worked in an emergency department and cared for people with non-epileptic attacks or non-epileptic attack disorder? I would love to hear from you and talk about your experiences, please DM me #emergencymedicine #research @FacEmergNurse @RCollEM @EmergencyDocs
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PLACED@PlacedEd9 Feb 2021
AGED 14-19? Live in the North of England? Fancy taking part in a conversation around your experience of being engaged in decisions about your built environment? And why young people’s views SHOULD be heard? Check out the details below and email your responses to us! #PLACED
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John McDonnell
@johnmcdonnellMP4 Dec 2020
This week the government has changed the rules so that people can be deported for being homeless. Charities & migrant rights groups say this is a "huge step backwards" that will prevent vulnerable people asking for help. Please sign this petition. petition.parliament.uk/signa…
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Ché Rosebert@cherosebert30 Oct 2020
NICE are looking for lay members to join their head injury committee. Am hoping people with acquired brain injury who have been homeless will be involved @PathwayUK #HomelessPsychology @crisis_uk @Shelter @NeuroTriage @centrepointuk @HeadwayUK nice.org.uk/get-involved/our…
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The domino effect of a lack of housing in London for homeless people across the country... theguardian.com/society/2020…

English councils breaking law in 'secretly' relocating homeless people

Many do not notify new local authority and flout guidance to keep people in neighbourhoods

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Dr Dale Whetter@DaleWhetter18 Jun 2020
I love this quote, "We have to start asking how can my service help, not which service is responsible for this?"
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Dr Dale Whetter@DaleWhetter18 Jun 2020
Really interesting and moving webinar from @SteWeatherhead on his @NeuroTriage work. Lots of powerful personal stories from people who have fallen through the cracks of services designed to support them. Truly inspiring work which captures the values of clinical psychology.
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