Quality of care
for quality of life
Active Care Group is the UK’s leading national provider of complex care services, harnessing innovation to raise standards and deliver better outcomes for children, young people and adults.
Active Care – it’s what we do, how we work and why we exist
We provide progressive, personalised care pathways that combine clinical expertise, personal support, and therapeutic and rehabilitation services, in a range of different settings to meet users’ evolving needs.
Supporting complex conditions including brain
injury, spinal injury, epilepsy, learning disabilities,
and respiratory & ventilation
and connected to their community
in cofidence and independence
Nationwide care services
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Active Care Group14 June
Martin Hibbert, who was paralysed in the Manchester Arena bombing, has set himself a challenge to climb Mount Kilimanjaro in September. His mission is to turn the act of terror into a force for good by shifting the spotlight away from those who tried to end his life and towards the charity that helped him rebuild it - SIA. As we’re in a Paralympic year, Martin plans to take a Paralympic torch with him to highlight the Paralympic values of determination, equality, courage and inspiration, as well as make this a moment for change and hope as we emerge from lockdown. Martin’s Mountain has already raised almost £30,000 and reached hundreds of thousands of people via coverage on Good Morning Britain, ITV news, BBC news, Sky news and local news across the UK. To get involved in this great cause, please visit https://www.spinal.co.uk/news/martinsmountain/ and watch the inspiring video below.
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Headway - the brain injury association's 'Brain Drain: Wake up to fatigue' campaign showed that almost 90% of brain injury survivors’ lives are negatively affected by ‘pathological fatigue’, while three in four felt that they needed help to understand the effect that fatigue has on them. Recognising the signs of fatigue as quickly as possible can be hugely beneficial, allowing people to take steps to rest and in many cases lessen its impact. Read more: https://bit.ly/3ivAd2x
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