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A Brain Haemorrhage , or a Haemorrhagic Stroke, is when you have bleeding in or around the brain. Haemorrhagic strokes can have different...

A Brain Haemorrhage , or a Haemorrhagic stroke, is a subtype of stroke where there is a haemorrhage in the brain (bleeding in or around...

Walmsleys Commercial Insurance Brokers were one of the first corporate partners of The Natalie Kate Moss Trust and have supported the charity at a number of events, including our last event held in April 2024 . Continuing their support for another 12 months, Walmsleys will be funding a very specific research project at The Geoffrey Jefferson Brain Research Centre, Manchester University, to help fund the use of a MRI for a specific project which looks at finding new ways to

Grief is a journey that no one should have to walk alone, but too often, it feels isolating and overwhelming. At The Natalie Kate Moss Trust, we are dedicated to supporting those who have lost someone to a brain haemorrhage, and to anyone who is struggling with grief after the death of a loved one. In this article, we want to highlight the complexities of grief and offer practical advice to help guide you through this challenging time. Brain haemorrhages, also known as haem

2nd November 2019 was a normal Saturday morning in our household. I was cooking breakfast and my husband Josh and kids Aubrey (4) and...

“I have been lucky…… very, very lucky.” On Friday 22nd January 2010, in my late 40’s, I went to work as usual, a very long commute and...

“My story begins on the 30th October 2023. I had spent my day of with a colleague out shopping and got a new wardrobe in which I was...

Each year there are 4.6 million cases of brain haemorrhage, with only 3 out 5 people surviving at one month, resulting in 3 million...

On Saturday 20th April, The Natalie Kate Moss Trust held their latest Fundraising Event, Through the Looking Glass, raising over...

Hypertension Month May is Hypertension month and so for the entire month we will be driving more awareness about the importance of...

The Natalie Kate Moss Trust continues to grow number of partnerships, with new partners StraightIn and Inboxx. Already this year, NKMT...

It is always great to support a good cause. However, many people don’t realise that when they give to a charity that there may be tax...

In January 2020, at just 27, Alex passed away from an unexpected Brain Haemorrhage. His mother, Judy, tells his story. Words by Judy...

This April, the Natalie Kate Moss Trust is hosting our next major fundraiser in Manchester, ‘ Through the Looking Glass’ , to raise vital...

Whilst Brain haemorrhages are less common than other types of stroke, they are the most lethal and debilitating. About one-third of...

Tuesday 27th February would have been Natalie’s 39th Birthday and this year to mark the occasion, and to continue to celebrate Natalie,...

Life after a brain haemorrhage is a journey that’s different for everyone, which brings a lot of uncertainty. Can a brain haemorrhage can be treated? And can you fully recover? In this article Mary Newland from The University of Manchester breaks down the facts on survival, what recovery looks like, and highlight what’s being done to help patients. Can you survive a Brain Haemorrhage? Brain haemorrhage, although less common than other types of stroke, is the most lethal and d

The Natalie Kate Moss Trust grows it’s list of Partners in 2024 as they partner with PS2 Print and Suzanne Dennis Opticians. Over the...

Thank you so much for taking on an amazing challenge for the Natalie Kate Moss Trust! From today, we have no doubt that you’ll be putting...

At The Natalie Kate Moss Trust we are asked all the time; What is the difference between a Stroke and Brain Haemorrhage? Are they completely different things? Which is worse? Can you prevent them? In this article we break it all down for you. Have another question? Don’t hesitate to reach out to our team to ask. Firstly, it is important for us to define what a Brain Haemorrhage is. A brain haemorrhage is a sub-type of Stroke (and therefore is also referred to as a ‘Haemorrh