In today's show, we spoke to Matilda
Malamba – Social Worker at Heads Up. We were talking about how they support
people who have suffered a traumatic brain injury and their families. This week
is Brain
Awareness Week, a global campaign to increase public awareness about the
progress and benefits of brain research. Brain Awareness Week also aims to
increase community awareness of the potential for improving the long-term
health of the brain through lifestyle changes and risk-reduction strategies. For further information
you can contact HeadsUp on (021) 361 5434
or send an email to info@headsup.org.za
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