Clients and Staff dress up for theHalloween Lunch When they came in, they looked like our usual Clients …..

Group of Volunteers from the BG Group (formerly British Gas) who painted our main Activity Room in December 2004, ably assisted, with thanks, by some of our Staff and other Volunteers

Liz Gibson gratefully accepting cheque for £2,000 from Henley company ‘Water for Fish’ at debate in London

Group of Volunteers from Barclays Corporate Group who painted our Quiet Room in May 2005, also ably assisted by Staff and Client Adam

Cindy standing next to the completed Jukebox, made by a number of the Clients and constructed from recycled materials

Support Worker, Gabrielle, with Client Tom

Client Brian and his wife Cherrie out with Headway in December 2004

Everyone getting into the spirit of Red Nose Day ’04 – raising in excess of £50 for Comic Relief

Headway’s very supportive Patron, TV’s Chris Tarrant apparently enjoying himself at Charity Auction and Ball in November 2004 with former Joint Co-ordinator Sue Devlin and Chief Executive Liz Gibson

Alex Street, Headway’s Music Therapist

A Very Proud Moment for Pat Barnett
Pat Barnett, who founded Headway Thames Valley with his late wife Roseanne Barnett MBE, with his Lifetime Achievement Award which was presented to him, and Roseanne posthumously, at Headway’s UK’s Lifetime Achievement Awards Luncheon in December 2004

Singing is always popular – from left to right is Client Julia; one of Headway’s Support Workers, Gabrielle; and Clients Cindy and Christina

Everyone joining in during the Christmas Carol Concert …

The late Barrie Potter, with his wife Barbara, having a wonderful night out with Headway(printed by kind permission of Barbara)

One of Headway’s valued Volunteers,Joy, celebrating Christmas with Headway

Once a Client some years ago and now a valued Volunteer, Derek, who joins our team on Fridays

Carol and Barry Brooker, a very courageous couple who have raised in excess of £8,000 for Headway over the past three years in memory of their dear son Robbie, sadly killed in a road traffic accident in August 2002. Funds raised paid for our computer equipment and we were delighted when the Brookers joined us to officially open the ‘Robbie Brooker IT Suite’