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Cerebra

Impact Report 2025

Cerebra supports children with brain conditions and their families through sleep advice, a specialist library, legal-rights help, research and bespoke assistive equipment. Its 2025 impact report records 466 sleep-service families, 387 library families and 122 families supported by the Innovation Centre. Family feedback describes greater confidence, better support for children's needs and new opportunities to participate.

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Cerebra provides practical support for children with brain conditions and the families who care for them. Its Sleep Advice Service offers tailored advice and training, while a free specialist library lends books and sensory toys. The Legal Rights Service helps families seek the health, education and social-care support they need. Research and parent guides make information accessible, and the Innovation Centre designs bespoke equipment that helps children join in activities and explore new possibilities.

Key Metrics

Key Metric 1 466 families supported by Sleep Advice Service in 2025
Key Metric 2 387 families borrowed specialist books and toys from the Library
Key Metric 3 122 Innovation Centre families; 20 new bespoke products designed and built

Key Outcomes

  • 88% of sleep-service families reported improved knowledge and confidence managing their child's sleep.
  • 93% of library respondents said borrowing helped meet their child's needs.
  • 97 families received legal-rights support; testimony describes improved access to services and advocacy confidence.

Geography

UK-Wide

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