What does BRUM mean in REHABILITATION

Birmingham Rehabilitation Uptake Maximisation (BRUM) is a program which seeks to maximise the uptake of rehabilitation services in Birmingham, England. The aim of this program is to ensure that individuals with disabilities can access the appropriate support services, so that they can lead active and independent lives.

BRUM provides a range of disability services including physiotherapy and occupational therapy, as well as advocacy for those seeking to claim disability benefits or service entitlements. BRUM also works closely with specialist organisations to ensure that clients receive high-quality care from experienced professionals.

To access BRUM's rehabilitation services you must first register with them by filling out an application form which will be available on their website or you can contact them directly for further information on how to apply. Once your application has been accepted, you will be referred to an appropriate healthcare professional who will assess your needs and provide advice on the most suitable course of action.

Yes, if you are ineligible for government funded care then you may still be eligible for assistance through BRUM's private funding scheme which offers flexible packages tailored to individual needs.

Yes, there are many ways in which you can support BRUM's work such as volunteering your time or donating money towards their cause. You could also help spread awareness of the valuable work they do by sharing stories about how they have helped people in need and encouraging others to get involved too.