Local organisations

Headway South Bucks will always try to help you, and where we cannot provide you with specific support, we will endeavour to “signpost” you to other organisations who can provide the support you need.Use the links below to explore some organisations who may be able to help you further:

Buckinghamshire, Oxfordshire and Berkshire (BOB) West Integrated Care Board (ICB)- BOB ICB's role is to join up health and care services, improve people's health and wellbeing, and to make sure everyone has the same access to services and gets the same outcomes from treatment. They also oversee how money is spent and make sure health services work well and are of high quality. They also work in close partnership with partner organisations to achieve this.

Bucks Community Head Injury Service (CHIS) - The community head injury service provides specialist assessment, rehabilitation and family services for adults (16+) who have an acquired brain injury, either as a result of an accident or illness.

Bucks Disability Service (BuDS) - BuDS is a Buckinghamshire charity run by disabled people for disabled people. As a real disabled person’s user-led organisation (DPULO) living by the social model of disability, they are determined to tackle only the issues which disabled people themselves think important.

Carers Bucks - Carers Bucks exists entirely to support and promote the wellbeing of family carers.

Community Impact Bucks - an independent charity which provides comprehensive support services to other charities, community groups, social enterprises and rural organisations throughout Buckinghamshire.

Headway - The brain injury association – this is the UK charity’s website and provides comprehensive information on Acquired Brain Injury, as well as a helpline for those who have just experienced a brain injury. Headway - the brain injury association produce a wide range of booklets and factsheets. They are available to download in electronic format, free of charge, from their information library.

Buckinghamshire County Council (BCC) - BCC provide adult social care services locally, and in some cases provide funding for service users to attend Headway South Bucks. BCC can also provide information and support around benefits, local facilities and services.

Healthwatch Buckinghamshire - their role is to ensure that health and social care services put the experiences of people at the heart of their work. Healthwatch allows you to have your say and provide feedback on local services, and acts as an independent organisation.

DISCLAIMER: Links from this website are provided for information and convenience only. Headway South Bucks cannot take responsibility for the contents of the sites linked to, or for the information found there.

This page was last updated September 2024.