The brain injury charity Headway has reopened its headquarters in Shropshire after a £600,000 refit.
The money has been spent on creating a wellness hub, which includes a wheelchair-accessible kitchen, an art room and an IT suite.
Charity CEO Nia Rossiter said she was “extremely grateful” for the £475,000 from the National Lottery’s Community Fund towards the project.
“[The National Lottery] came out to visit us to understand why we were asking to renovate our building,” she said.
“Ultimately, [the building] first opened and was incorporated in 2002 and nothing had been done since.
“[It] wasn’t suitable for all the needs, it wasn’t adapted appropriately throughout and there was not enough space or circulation space for wheelchair users.”