Higgs LLP is deep-rooted in the Black Country – its heritage is what drives the firm’s authenticity, passion and dedication, which has been passed down through generations, creating the unique ‘Higgs quality’ that sets it apart. Higgs isn’t just a law firm, with 32 Partners and over 260 people, it embodies a people-centric approach that impacts its people, communities, clients and its business partners.

Social Media Quote (Andy Shaw):
"We are thrilled to support Worcestershire Headway and sponsor the fantastic ABI Games 2025, a fully inclusive event for those impacted by brain injury. The primary driver for us as a firm is people – we are in awe of Headway's amazing hard work in supporting those affected by brain injury and seeing how much fun, happiness, and laughter the games bring to everyone involved. I'm sure this year's games will be bigger and better than ever, and Higgs is delighted to be a part of it!"

We at Howden visited the team at Headway in Worcester and were blown away with all the positive work they are doing. They really are making a difference, not only to individuals but to families too.

We want to support them as much as we can and “shout from the rooftops” of the effort, pride and sheer determination of this outstanding Charity and their staff and volunteers.

Nicol & Co is deeply committed to supporting the local community, going beyond just being a leading estate agency. The company believes in making a real difference by giving back to the areas it serves, whether through charitable partnerships, sponsorships, or hands-on involvement in local initiatives.

From fundraising for vital causes like Headway’s ABI Games to supporting schools, sports clubs, and community events, Nicol & Co actively invests in projects that improve people’s lives. Their approach isn’t just about donations—it’s about genuine engagement, creating lasting relationships, and ensuring their success benefits the wider community.

This community-minded ethos is woven into everything they do, reinforcing their reputation as not just a trusted estate agent but a business that truly cares about the people and places they serve.

Pottery can be a holistic activity that nurtures both mental and physical health. I have been very fortunate in my life to have been involved in pottery from an early age.

In the classes I run I have witnessed how people find pottery to benefit mindfulness with stress reduction, increasing their emotional expression, developing their fine motor skills and coordination, boosting their self esteem and providing a route for social connection. The work that Headway does develops all those things through a range of activities and I am very happy to support them in their critical support work.

My Music Works believe in the transformative power of music & Cognitive Stimulation to uplift, connect, and engage people living with mild to moderate dementia and memory challenges.

Their carefully crafted resources are designed to enhance cognitive stimulation, spark joy, and promote wellbeing through music and creative activities. They offer a range of dementia-friendly music & activity resources, including: engaging books and tools tailored for memory care, Singing & wellbeing workshops including; interactive sessions designed to bring people together through the power of song, Creative cognitive stimulation tools, including; cognitive colouring books, mindfulness journals, and innovative activity packs for care professionals and individuals, Exclusive Digital & Physical Products, including; high-quality materials to support carers, activity coordinators, and wellbeing practitioners.

Whether you're a care home, community group, or individual seeking meaningful engagement, My Music Works offers accessible, easy-to-use resources that inspire connection, creativity, and joy.

Zoe Francis, the founder of My Music Works, also works for Headway Worcestershire as their Engagement & Partnership Lead, so as soon as the sponsorships were available, she was keen to support as she knows first-hand what a fabulous job the charity does in supporting people with an acquired brain injury. Zoe will be at the ABI Games on the day, and would love to speak to you!

EVERYDAY

10am - 3pm

The Mill
Gregory's Mill Street
Worcester
WR3 8BA

MONDAY

9.45am - 1.15pm

The Pod
13 Humphrey Avenue
Bromsgrove
B60 3JB

MONDAY

9.30am - 2.30pm

Wallace House
Community Centre
Oat Street
Evesham
WR11 4PJ

WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY

9.30am - 2.30pm

Suite 39, Anglo House
Worcester Road
Stourport On Severn
DY13 9AW

ABOUT US

Registered Charity Number 702490

ABI Games is owned by Headway Worcestershire
The Mill, Gregory’s Mill Street,
Worcester, WR3 8BA

Company Registration Number 02443464 (England and Wales)

Affiliated to Headway – the brain injury association
Registered Charity Number 1025852

CONTACT

Telephone: 01905 729729
Email: enquiries@hwtl.org.uk

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