USEFUL LINKS

NHS information on head injury
UK government SHARP campaign

Headway
Headway - the brain injury association is a registered charity in England (Charity No.1025852). Its aims are to promote understanding of all aspects of head injury and to provide information, support and services to people who have suffered a head injury, their family and carers.

Brain Injury Association of America (BIAUSA)
The Brain Injury Association of America was founded in 1980 by a group of individuals who wanted to improve the quality of life for their family members who had sustained brain injuries. Despite phenomenal growth over the past two decades, the Association remains committed to its grassroots.

Brake
Brake is a road safety charity dedicated to stopping deaths and injuries on roads. It produces awareness-raising campaigns, including Road Safety Week and educational resources such as leaflets, posters and advertisements. It also cares for those injured on the road and people who have been bereaved by road accidents.

Motor Cycle Industry Association (MCIA)
The Motor Cycle Industry Association represents the supply side of the UK Motorcycle Industry with members including Motorcycle Manufactures & Importers, Accessory & Component Manufactures and Importers, Wholesalers and Marketing Services.

The National Endowment for Science, Technology and the Arts (NESTA)
NESTA was established under the 1998 National Lottery Act to support and promote talent, innovation and creativity in the fields of science, technology and the arts.

Transport Research Laboratory (TRL)
TRL is an independent international recognised organisation. It provides research, consultancy, advice and testing for all aspects of transport. Here you can find information on its various activities and discover some of the projects it is involved in. You can also search for, access and purchase the hundreds of research reports which have been published by TRL over the years.

Motorcycle Helmet Assessment Project
Innovative research on better motorcycle helmets is being carried out for the Department for Transport by the Transport Research Laboratory.