Personal Injury Support Groups

We can offer a number of different support services to help enhance your quality of life after an injury. We use our expertise and contacts to work with local charities and support services to facilitate an easier change in your life. These include assistance with: 

Rehabilitation

We can help you start your rehabilitation treatment and begin the recovery process as quickly as possible after an injury. 

Care

Let us help to find you the right level of care and support so that you and your family can continue your life feeling happy and supported.

Benefits Advice 

Our experts can give extra support and advice around how to claim government benefits.  

CBIT supports families with children who have suffered a brain injury. We are a proud legal partner and part of the amazing regional network established by the Trust. The network ensures that children, young people and families get the right legal support as soon as possible. This includes assisting with pursuing a claim for welfare benefits or compensation through to understanding what your employment rights are if you need to take time off to care for your child.

The Child Brain Injury Trust provide a wide range of events and support which our team are delighted to join in with fundraising activities throughout the year.

At Brake, the road safety charity they want a world “where everyone is free to move in a safe and healthy way, every day”. They work to stop deaths and injuries, to support people who have been affected by road crashes and campaign for safe and healthy mobility for us all.

The road traffic solicitors at Hodge Jones & Allen are committed to supporting Police Family Liaison Officers and Co-ordinators who provide outstanding support work for road crash victims.

We are proud to partner with the Limbless Association, the UK’s largest civilian limb loss charity. Since its founding in 1983, the Limbless Association has been dedicated to supporting amputees and working with sector professionals for over 40 years. They provide comprehensive information, advice, and support to amputees, their families, friends, and professionals.

The Limbless Association believes in a world where amputees of all ages are not disadvantaged by their disability. Their mission is to help amputees achieve rehabilitation and independence in hospital, at home, in education, employment, and within the community. They offer a wide range of services to empower amputees to lead independent and fulfilling lives.

We are excited to collaborate with Queen Elizabeth’s Foundation for Disabled People (QEF), a prominent disability charity based in Surrey that serves individuals nationwide. With over 85 years of expertise, QEF creates pioneering services that assist nearly 10,000 disabled people each year in reaching their potential and enhancing their independence.

QEF works with children and adults with physical and learning disabilities or acquired brain injuries. Their comprehensive services include expert neuro rehabilitation for those recovering from brain injuries, providing assistive equipment and specialist advice to enhance independent mobility, and helping individuals gain the skills to drive specially adapted cars. QEF is dedicated to empowering disabled people to maximize their independence and reach their full potential.