The Brain Charity is inviting the local community to annual gathering this November

The Brain Charity is inviting the local community to come to its annual gathering this November.

The Brain Charity invites clients, supporters, and the wider community to come together for its Annual Gathering on Thursday, 6th November 2025, from 4 pm to 7 pm at its headquarters on Norton Street, Liverpool (L3 8LR).

This open-door event welcomes everyone connected to the charity’s mission—including staff, clients, volunteers, trustees, funders, donors, community partners, and anyone interested in supporting people affected by neurological conditions. Whether you’ve been involved for years or are just discovering our work, your presence matters.

The gathering will showcase the charity’s Annual Report for the financial year ending March 2025, highlighting the achievements of the past year, the challenges overcome, and the impact of its services. Guests will enjoy an evening of networking, reflection, and connection, with complimentary drinks and nibbles provided.

Head of Fundraising & Communications Amy Trego said:

“Around 1 in 6 people in the UK live with a neurological condition — that’s approximately over 14 million individuals. Neurological conditions are more common than many realise, and yet they often remain misunderstood and under-supported.

“The Brain Charity exists to change that. This event is not only a moment to reflect on our impact, but more importantly, on all we hope to achieve in the future.”

As the only UK charity supporting people with any neurological condition, The Brain Charity provides life-changing practical support, emotional well-being services, inclusive social activities, and expert information to people with over 600 different conditions, from brain injuries and epilepsy to MS, Parkinson’s, and rare genetic disorders.

This gathering is a chance for the community to come together, reflect on the progress made throughout the year, and reaffirm our collective commitment to improving the lives of those affected by neurological conditions.