Leigh Day and CBIT fundraiser

Aim

To help CBIT in providing increased support to families coping with the devastating effects of childhood acquired brain injuries.

Leigh Day is proud to be raising money for the Every Child, Every Family Child Brain Injury Trust campaign.

We join the Child Brain Injury Trust in their dedication to a future where all children impacted by a brain injury, and their families, receive the support they need, when they need it. The Every Child, Every Family campaign is aiming to raise an incredible £150,000 to help provide more than 5,000 hours of community support to the children and families affected by brain injuries. 

What Child Brain Injury Trust do.

Our dedicated ABI coordinators will stay by the side of families to offer practical support, help accessing legal and financial advice, mental health support and much more. They enable parents and carers to advocate for their child in all aspects of their life. By supporting our Every child, every family campaign you will help empower children and their families to rebuild their lives following a brain injury. With crucial support we know all children can fulfil their potential in school, be supported by and be part of their community, to live fulfilling and joyful lives. Help us to always be there when we are needed, for every child and every family by donating or setting up your own fundraiser today.

We will be there, by the family's side, for the whole journey through all development stage to adulthood and beyond, helping children and families to thrive, building and being part of an incredible community that helps each child achieve their dreams and by ensuring no family we work with ever feels alone. We are privileged and proud to see each child reach their potential. You can be part of transforming children's lives.

Leigh Day is in partnership with Child Brain Injury Trust and we are asking our network to help to provide 5000 more hours of support to the children and families that need us by donating today.

This project successfully funded on 26th February 2024