Rehabilitation Disability Support, Residential, and Community Service.
Funding Type: Government funded
Brain Injury Community Re-entry (Niagara) Inc.
Brain Injury Community Re-entry (Niagara) Inc. (BICR) is a not-for-profit organization that provides support services and rehabilitation to individuals living with the effects of an acquired brain injury. Our administrative office is located in Thorold and services are provided throughout the entire Niagara Region. We provide life skills instruction to individuals who have sustained varying degrees of injury in the desire to increase their level of functional independence and become active again in work, education, home and leisure activities. SERVICES WE PROVIDE: Residential programs (24 hour support). Apartment living with on-site staff support. Community outreach services. Pre-employment services. Return to work programs/job coaching. Community based adult day programs. Psychological services. Social work. Therapeutic recreation services.
Saskatchewan Association for the Rehabilitation of the Brain Injured
SARBI provides no cost psycho/social rehabilitation services to survivors of moderate to severe Acquired Brain Injuries and supports for their families and caregivers
Head Injury Rehabilitation Ontario
HIRO is unique in its ability to provide evidence-based, client and family centered ABI rehabilitation care to people with a moderate to severe ABI. We work with clients and their families to create a tailored rehabilitation program, aimed at achieving goals that are meaningful for them. Our goal is to help our clients realize their full potential throughout our continuum of care; from six residential care homes to transitional living apartments and to community service programs including group and outreach. We are a promise of hope after ABI.
Brain Injury Alliance – Dr. Gur Singh Memorial Education Fund
Dr. Gur Singh Memorial Education Fund provides grants for Individuals with acquired brain injury (ABI) for training/education as well as grants to organizations (BC only) for employment/education programs specific to people with ABI
Fraser Valley Brain Injury Association
Fraser Valley Brain Injury Association provides services and support programs for people with acquired brain injuries and their families/supporters in the Fraser Valley of BC.
Brain Injury Services of Northern Ontario (BISNO)
We have 30 Assisted Living spaces across 3 sites in Thunder Bay with 24hr/day staffing. We provide Community Rehabilitation and Outreach services to approximately 300 people/year across North Western Ontario. We provide individual and family counselling and people have some access to neuropsychology services. We also support individuals with an ABI and co-occurring mental health issue, ten who have access to an RGI unit. We partner with many community agencies as well as Home and Community Support Services North West to access professional services such as nursing, OT, PT, SLP and PSW’s.
Brain Injury Association of the Ottawa Valley
The BIAOV is a The Brain Injury Association of the Ottawa Valley is a non-profit organization that helps acquired brain injury survivors reconnect with their environment. The Mission is to offer education, information, hope and support to persons with brain injury, their family members, friends, caregivers and professionals in the Ottawa Valley region.
Family Caregivers of BC
Family Caregivers of BC offers BC-wide services for family and friend caregivers providing unpaid care and support to people living with chronic disease, disability or frailty due to aging. Services include: BC Caregiver Support Line, with one-to-one emotional support, health system navigation, Brief Action Planning, information and referral, Caregiver Coach by referral; Support Group Facilitator Training, Online Caregiver Resource Center – a tools and resources website; Education and Learning webinars, recordings, e-learning and more. Also works in collaboration with community, health authority and government partners to include the family caregiver voice in health care policy and practice.
Ontario Caregiver Organization
The Ontario Caregiver Organization (OCO) exists to support Ontario’s 3.3 million caregivers; ordinary people who provide physical and emotional support to a family member, partner, friend or neighbour. We support caregivers by being their one point of access to information, so they have what they need to be successful in their role.
