INS Newsletter

Details of what's been happening at INS in recent months and plans for the coming weeks in our latest Newsletter... Find out how one of our patrons is inspiring others by raising funds for INS. To show your support, click the orange Donate button at the top of the page and select the option "I wish to support Sir William Wells' walk..." from the drop-down list under 'Why are you donating?'. Read more
Working for INS

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What difference we make

INS can be the difference between living and just existing. Read more

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INS Case for Support

Find out why INS exists, how we respond to people's needs, and the hugely positive impact that we have. Read more

This privacy policy covers our collection of personal information you provide to us during the course of your interaction with the INS website and data collected through related electronic communications. Personal information includes any information attached to your name or contact details i.e. any information that can be traced back to an individual person. Read more

Traumatic Brain Injury

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Huntington's Disease

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Become a Friend of INS

Becoming a Friend of INS is one of the most positive things you can do to show your concern for people who are affected by these conditions and for their families. Helping people maintain their independence and dignity can take away their fears and be rewarding for you. Read more

Volunteer opportunities

INS welcomes anybody who is willing to offer their skills and some of their time to assist us in all areas of our work. We already have a team of invaluable volunteers who help us in many ways but we are currently looking for more support. Read more

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Fundraising ideas

INS is dependent on fundraising to enable it to continue its work and we need help in all areas – from coffee mornings, to quiz nights, to sponsored event and we welcome people who are able to give some time either to fundraise independently or to join our fundraising team. New ideas are always needed! Read more

Legacy giving

Please would you consider leaving a bequest for INS in your Will? As a local charity we rely on support and donations from the local community. One way of giving to INS is to remember us in your Will. Providing for family and friends is naturally your first priority. If you decide, after providing for them, that you can also help INS to continue its work, be assured that any gift – large or small – will make a real difference to people’s lives in the future. Read more

Give in memory

Gifts can also be made to INS in memory of those who have passed away. Several INS clients and supporters have requested that donations are made to INS in place of flowers at a funeral. Our thanks to all who have supported INS in this way. Read more

INS Programme

INS is making plans to resume more face-to-face services. We continue to support our clients and carers by offering virtual group sessions via Zoom videolink - please see below for details of our current programme. Read more

Multiple sclerosis (MS)

Multiple sclerosis (MS) is the most widespread disabling neurological disorder affecting young adults. In the UK there are more than 100,000 people diagnosed with MS. Read more

Groups

INS is currently unable to offer face-to-face services. However, we are continuing to support our clients and carers by offering virtual group sessions via Zoom videolink - please see below for details of our current programme. Read more

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Groups and activities

INS offers a variety of long term and short-term groups. Some of these groups are for people with a specific neurological condition, while others are open to all neurological conditions. Our groups focus on different areas; some are exercise based, others focus on managing symptoms, while others provide you with an opportunity to try out different activities. Read more

What is a neurological condition?

A neurological condition is a disease, illness or trauma that affects the central or peripheral nervous system. Examples of symptoms include paralysis, tremor, cognitive difficulties, muscle weakness, poor coordination, loss of sensation, seizures, confusion, pain and altered levels of consciousness. Read more

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INS face-to-face services

We are currently only able to meet with a limited number of service users in person but are continuing remote work and making plans to resume face-to-face groups as soon as this becomes possible.
Latest news

Find out what's been happening at INS in our latest Newsletter... INS face-to-face groups remain suspended but we continue to support our clients through video / phone contact... A hugely positive response to INS online sessions during lockdown... Over 150 people, including then Twickenham MP Sir Vince Cable, and the Mayors of Richmond and Hounslow, joined service users, staff and volunteers at York House for INS 25th Anniversary event on 17 October 2019...
INS Newsletter

Details of what's been happening at INS in recent months and plans for the coming weeks in our latest Newsletter... Find out how one of our patrons is inspiring others by raising funds for INS. To show your support, click the orange Donate button at the top of the page and select the option "I wish to support Sir William Wells' walk..." from the drop-down list under 'Why are you donating?'.
INS Case for Support

Find out why INS exists, how we respond to people's needs, and the hugely positive impact that we have.

What is a neurological condition?

A neurological condition is a disease, illness or trauma that affects the central or peripheral nervous system. Examples of symptoms include paralysis, tremor, cognitive difficulties, muscle weakness, poor coordination, loss of sensation, seizures, confusion, pain and altered levels of consciousness.
Where we work

Integrated Neurological Services (INS) provides support primarily to people who live in the London boroughs of Richmond and Hounslow. However, we may still be able to offer support to people living just outside this area (eg. in Kingston, Wandsworth, Ealing) who are within reach of our base in Twickenham.
What difference we make

INS can be the difference between living and just existing.
Donate

Your donation can make a difference to the lives of people with a neurological condition. Donate, hold an event, take part in a challenge - whatever you can do will make a difference.
Working for INS

Come and join our team.
History of INS

INS is the only organisation in the London area offering long term, professional rehabilitation and support for people with neurological conditions, through its experienced team of physiotherapists, occupational therapists, speech therapists and social workers.
I wouldn’t be here talking to you today if it wasn't for INS

I wouldn’t be here talking to you today if it wasn't for INS
Partnering with us

Partnerships - INS cannot do its work alone. The best possible outcomes for our clients can be most effectively achieved from a joined-up approach that utilises the resources from a wide range of providers, both statutory and voluntary.
Why we do what we do

At INS we believe that a long-term neurological condition requires a long-term approach. We believe that this should include support for carers and focus on ability not disability. this with your content
Volunteering

INS welcomes anybody who is willing to offer their skills and some of their time to assist us in all areas of our work. Almost anyone can be a volunteer. We already have a team of invaluable volunteers who help us in many ways but we are always looking for more support.

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