leave a gift in your will
Help ensure support after brain injury is always there
Many people choose to remember Headway Surrey in their Will as a way of making a lasting difference for others affected by brain injury.
A gift in your Will can help ensure that people in Surrey continue to receive understanding, specialist support and hope — long into the future.
There is no obligation, and your family and loved ones should always come first.
Why people choose to leave a gift
A brain injury can change a life in an instant. The effects are often hidden, long-term, and misunderstood.
Headway Surrey supports people living with the impact of acquired brain injury, as well as their families and carers, helping them rebuild confidence, independence and connection.
Many supporters choose to leave a gift in their Will because:
- They or someone they love has been helped by Headway Surrey
- They want others to have access to the same understanding and support
- They want their values to live on by helping future generations
Even a small gift can make a meaningful difference.
The difference your gift could make
Gifts in Wills help Headway Surrey plan for the future and continue providing vital services such as:
Emotional and practical support for people living with brain injury
Peer support and social connection to reduce isolation
Information and guidance for families and carers
Specialist programmes that help people regain confidence and independence
Your gift helps ensure that no one has to face the effects of brain injury alone.
Reassurance
What you need to know
We understand that making a Will is a very personal decision.
- There is no pressure to leave a gift
- You do not need to tell us if you decide to include Headway Surrey
- You can change your Will at any time
- Family and loved ones should always come first
- Any gift, of any size, is appreciated
Our role is simply to provide information if it's helpful.
How to include Headway Surrey in your Will
If you decide to leave a gift, your solicitor may need the following details:
You can choose to leave:
Residuary gift
A percentage of what remains after other gifts have been made
Pecuniary gift
A fixed sum of money
Specific gift
A named item or asset
A solicitor or professional Will writer can advise you on what's right for you.
We’re here if you’d like to talk
If you have questions or would like an informal, no-obligation conversation, we’re very happy to help.
All conversations are confidential.