Take a break.
Make some memories.

Grants helping survivors of Acquired Brain Injury find joy and connection through travel.

We understand how important it is for ABI survivors and caregivers to take time away from daily challenges. That’s why we offer grants to help fund short holidays and respite breaks.

How it works

Holidays provide a vital opportunity to recharge, reconnect, and experience joy.

Thanks to the generosity of our supporters, FABIS can offer grants and subsidised holidays for ABI survivors.

FABIS has teamed-up with Enable Holidays, a company that specialises in barrier-free overseas holidays for disabled travellers, especially wheelchair users and those with limited mobility.

FABIS and Enable Holidays make the perfect partnership as both are dedicated to bringing happiness and sunshine into people’s lives.

Getting away, even for a short break, can seem difficult to organise and often unaffordable. We make it easy.

We arrange days away and holidays in the UK for ABI survivors and their carers.

Funding

Our aim is to fund your fun for free, depending on circumstances.

Everyone needs a break, and we know finances can be very difficult with an ABI.

Get in touch to discuss how we can help.

Ready to start your journey?

We’re here to support you through every step of the application process, the first step being the application form below.

Holiday application form

Please fill out the following form and then hit the send button.

Name of applicant

Email address of applicant

Telephone number of applicant

Address of applicant

If help has been required to make this application, please provide details of that person i.e. name, e-mail, telephone number and connection with the applicant.

Next of kin name and address, if not the person giving assistance

E-mail address of next of kin

Name of nominated person and their e-mail address and telephone number who accepts responsibility to collect applicant if s/he needs to be collected before the end of the holiday.

Proof of Disability. Please upload a PIP or EESA statement or note from medical practitioner or social services professional.

Nature of disability and level of care needed as advised by a medical practitioner.

Date and location of last holiday (if any)