traumatic brain injuries
Three years ago our friend sustained a severe traumatic brain injury. Rehab medicine isn't a sexy charity and it's hugely underfunded. Unlike other diseases, traumatic brain injury isn't something you can treat with chemotherapy or chop out and it's rarely something you die from. It's something you, and the people who love you, have to learn to live with and there are currently 57,440 individuals living with an acquired brain injury in WA alone. We would like your help to support these families that work tirelessly, without thanks or federal support.
How? By eating haggis and having a ceilidh. Help us celebrate the Burns Supper & Ceilidh in aid of Headwest, Brain Injury Association of WA Inc. with the following provisional line up to the evening:
7pm - WA Police Pipe Band Welcome & Champagne Reception
8pm - 'Address to a Haggis'
Cocktail dinner (including non-compulsory haggis!)
Inclusive wine, beer & spirits until 10pm
9pm - Ceilidh Band & Dancing, Charity Auction and DJ
Midnight - Carriages!
How? By eating haggis and having a ceilidh. Help us celebrate the Burns Supper & Ceilidh in aid of Headwest, Brain Injury Association of WA Inc. with the following provisional line up to the evening:
7pm - WA Police Pipe Band Welcome & Champagne Reception
8pm - 'Address to a Haggis'
Cocktail dinner (including non-compulsory haggis!)
Inclusive wine, beer & spirits until 10pm
9pm - Ceilidh Band & Dancing, Charity Auction and DJ
Midnight - Carriages!