BrainHelp 
Objectives
The key aim of our charity is to open Scotland's First UK Drop-In Neurocare Centre Just like Englands First Neurocare Centre.
Though the success of my website has gained national recognition and won me prestigious awards for contribution in this field, I am painfully aware that the acute shortage of after care facilities for brain haemorrhage, brain tumour, traumatic brain injury, and epilepsy sufferers throughout Scotland, cannot be compensated by a website, no matter how successful it is operated, therefore my colleagues and I have instituted the charity 'Brain Help' for the specific purpose of funding the establishment of 'Drop-In Neurocare Centres' throughout the UK.
These 'Drop-In' centres will be designed to offer Brain injury victims and families specialized after care and rehabilitation facilities, regardless of ethnical, racial, cultural, age or financial background, with the first of these centres being earmarked for the Aberdeen area. Each centre will be staffed by qualified medical and advisory personnel who will offer a range of benefits such as :
Information library, Emotional support, Benefit advice, Relaxation therapies, Meeting rooms, Internet training centres, Acupuncture treatment, Massage and other services essential to the rehabilitation process.
These are a prime example in cancer care. Maggie's Centres "Maggie's is the jewel in the crown for providing cancer support" Mike Dixon, Surgeon, Western General Hospital Edinburgh.
This is a major undertaking, and one that cannot be achieved without the generosity and support of all sectors of the Scottish business community as well as recognition from the general public, and we are hopeful that you will appreciate the validity and vital necessity of our undertaking and contribute meaningfully to our project to enable us accomplish our objectives as early as possible.
If you would like to be involved or require more information.
Telephone
: Walter 01224 870983 Ronnie
01360860131 
admin@brainhelp.co.uk
BrainHelp.
Scottish Charity No SCO35814
Latest News.
We Have Helped Save Aberdeen's Brain Unit.
Walter ^(^
I would like to take this opportunity to ~~ thank
Betty, Jess, Tara, Donald Macgregor Forbes, Jeya, Nicola, Jacqueline Simpson, David Maddox.
North Sound North Tonight (STV) Brian Adam MSP Georgian Dress Hire BBC Evening Express
And MOST of all you wonderful people plus all our combined paper petitions Totals OVER 25,000 from all over the UK who signed our Petition to keep Ward 40 Aberdeen's ARI's Brain Unit OPEN for business.
Great News Brain surgery services are to be kept in hospitals across Scotland after a panel of experts rejected a plan to centralise care. The case for cutting the number of units, which threatened the status of several high-profile hospitals, is overturned today with the publication of the official report into the proposal.The review for the Scottish Government deals another blow to the centralising agenda within the NHS.
It concludes "there is no clear evidence" to support the strategy of concentrating treatment currently offered in Glasgow, Edinburgh, Aberdeen and Dundee into one unit. Campaigners Delighted
A little government and a little luck are necessary in life, but only a fool trusts either of them.
P.J. O'Rourke (1947- )
That government is best which governs the least, because its people discipline themselves.
Thomas Jefferson
My reading of history convinces me that most bad government results from too much government.
Thomas Jefferson
The natural process of things is for liberty to yield and government to gain ground.
Thomas Jefferson
Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.
Arthur C. Clarke (1917-2008)
On the 29th July 2005 Exactly Seven Years to the day since my Brain Haemorrhage.We launched the Worlds First e Garage venture for our Charity, it was a great success. Anne Begg opened the store and Aberdeen Football Club player Ritchie Byrne presented an autographed shirt and ball more to follow. A special thanks to Martin Baxter my son for ALL his help on this venture.
Rangers Charity Foundation
Provided an autographed football of their first team squad to our fundraising effort.
Many thanks to Michelle Robertson "Charity Officer" for all your help.
Barry Ferguson adds his autograph to our ball to give us the complete first team squad.
We had a great day down at Murray Park. Steve "bottom left centre" gave us a really fascinating tour of the complex.
You made our day thanks Steve and Barry. More to follow !!
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BrainHelp 
Scottish Charity No SC035814