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Here Paula Middleton recounts her families story, how she and her husband wrote Toby the Teapot – to help children understand when their parent has a brain tumour. A quote from Iggy Pop! Do [...]

What are your new year’s resolutions? A new year brings with it new opportunities. New year’s resolutions can be a helpful way to stay positive, to give you that extra push to stick to the [...]

When you have a brain tumour, the excitement of the Christmas period can often be overbearing with the pressure to feel joyful, merry and bright. Below, Paula shares her experience of living with [...]

An evening of hilarious comedy A barrel of laughs was had on Saturday as residents from across the Isle of Wight enjoyed an evening of comedy with Basil, Sybil, Manuel and guests.  RedTIE Theatre [...]

Khadijha is our support specialist for children and families – she is the heart of little brainstrust. Since July 2018 she has helped to grow our reach to support more families affected by [...]

Health and Wellbeing Day: London On 1 November we held our fourth health and well-being event for the brain tumour community, this time in London. These events have grown from the incredible [...]

She Wears it Well On Monday night, brainstrust founder, Dr Helen Bulbeck (Director of services and policy), hosted her first ever ‘She Wears it Well’ event on the Isle of Wight. [...]

World Kindness Day Today we celebrate World Kindness Day. Here at brainstrust, we’re extremely lucky and incredibly grateful for the kindness we receive each and every day. But today, [...]