What we do

We link up neuropsychological services and homeless people by engaging homeless populations and local voluntary and statutory services

About NeuroTriage

The homeless population are vulnerable to the impact of health inequalities and the more specialised the need, the more difficult it can be to have those needs met. Neuropsychological needs are particularly prevalent, with those experiencing homelessness having an increased risk of suffering from a traumatic brain injury, dementia and…Continue reading “About NeuroTriage”

3 November 20203 November 2020

Training packs – free to use

These are various samples from training workshops offered by NeuroTriage for you to reuse. Introduction to the brain This training…

5 May 20203 November 2020

COVID-19 resources pack

We’re currently in very confusing times, this can make it difficult for all of us, but especially so for people…

27 March 202011 January 2021

COVID 19 Homelessness Services: Changes to service Delivery in Liverpool

What is Liverpool City Council doing in response to Covid 19 and homelessness? Liverpool City Council continues to be fully…

Video

Split Lives

10 June 20193 November 2020

An acquired brain injury can impact every aspect of a life. This short film looks at how a simple accident can spiral into a life altering event. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oVyCOtGjUU8

Alcohol Related Brain Damage (ARBD) Conference

5 March 20193 November 2020

This conference was an opportunity to share practice and learning in the field of alcohol related brain damage. The conference was organised by Liverpool based C.I.C. NeuroTriage in partnership with the…

Video

Breaking the Cycle

4 October 20183 November 2020

Michael was an example of someone who experienced both homelessness and a brain injury. He died before receiving the specialist support he needed. Following his death, the professionals involved in…

Video

See me in all my colour

4 October 20183 November 2020

Please do have a look at our latest video exploring the experiences of homeless people of colour in Liverpool. Many thanks to everyone who was involved in sharing their experiences.…

News

It isn’t only white people who end up homeless

9 May 20183 November 2020

By Steve Khan Everyday, the stark reality of organisations, both large and small are failing the individuals who have multiple complex needs, i.e.: service users with long term mental health,substance…

The invisible disability in an invisible population

31 August 20173 November 2020

This presentation addressed the following key points: - People with unrecognised neuropsychological needs often ‘bounce’ between services or remain invisibleThere are many cloaks of invisibility being wornHow and why do…

Making Space for Us All

30 August 20173 November 2020

This presentation addressed the following key points: - Around 50% of the homeless population are thought to have a brain injuryPeople with unrecognised neuropsychological needs often fall between service gaps…

Homelessness & the Brain Conference

16 September 20163 November 2020

This presentation addressed the following key points: - There is a higher prevalence of brain injury in the homeless populationPeople with a brain injury are more vulnerable to becoming homelessPeople…

Video

Not My First Rodeo

22 July 20163 November 2020

Our short film on homelessness and brain injury and how one man with a brain injury ended up homeless https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y-3xX6WPcdg