PAUL are a charity that was founded by a Brain Injury survivor – Paul Spence. Paul started his brain recovery in 2012. He faced a long difficult recovery and realised the lack of support in the community. The charity understands that people are left lost, lonely, confused and vulnerable after Brain Injury. The injury can come with devastating consequences and be life-changing for everyone affected. For those reasons, there needs to be somewhere to go, a lifeline, a place where people can get comfort, support, education and inspiration. PAUL For brain recovery exists to make life easier after Brain Injury by providing advice and support to empower all affected by Brain Injury. 

 PAUL For Brain Recovery support people across a broad spectrum of injuries/conditions and have aided them through the subsequent challenges that follow at different stages of their recovery.

 Below is a list of some of the conditions that we have experience of providing service for:

Acquired Brain Injury (ABI)

Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)

Arteriovenous Malformation (AVM)

Tumours

Stroke

Haemorrhage

Idiopathic Intracranial Hypertension(IIH)

Meningitis

Encephalitis

Concussion

This list is by no way exhaustive; as a brain recovery service, PAUL provides support and guidance to anyone affected. No matter how far along you are in recovery, they can help. PAUL have experience of supporting people at varying stages of their recovery, anything from 1 month up to 25 years post-injury. PAUL do not have any set limit on injury/condition, time or age; anyone affected by brain injury is able to access the services we provide. For more information click here.