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BC Brain Injury Association Celebrates 40 Years of Service
The BC Brain Injury Association (BCBIA) Celebrates 40 Years of Service & Forms a Strategic Alliance with the CGB Centre for Traumatic Life Losses Brainstreams.caย is the official website of theย BC Brain Injury Association (BCBIA). We are excited to announce fourty...
Concussion Awareness Week in B.C. Sept. 26th – Oct. 2nd.
British Columbia hosts its first annual Concussion Awareness Week. September 26th to October 2nd is British Columbia's first annual Concussion Awareness Week.ย The BC Injury, Research and Prevention Unit (BCIRPU) and Concussion Awareness Training Tool (CATT) have...
Cultivating Community is Cultivating Kindness
What is this video about? Cultivating Kindness is the story behind Opportunity Landing, a non-profit society dedicated to developing and maintaining a space for inclusive, accessible community gardens in Langley BC. Juliet Henderson-Rahbar, is a board member of the BC...
Accessible Voting In Canada
All citizens of voting age have the right to vote. For the election to be fair, and for the voice of Canadians to be heard, there is a responsibility to ensure voters are given every opportunity to exercise their rights. Who can vote? To vote in Canada, the individual...
Brain Injury Housing Needs Survey
The Family Advocates for Brain Injury Survivors is a committee of the CGB Centre for Traumatic Life Losses. The purpose of the committee is to determine affordable and accessible housing and support solutions for individuals living with a brain injury. Specifically,...
Intimate partner violence and brain injury: the invisible disability meets the silent pandemic.
1 in 4 women in Canada will experience intimate partner violence (IPV) in their lifetime. In Canada, it is estimated that more than 200,000 women a year receive brain injuries inflicted by their intimate partners, with up to 92% of IPV incidents involving hits or...
National Hidden Disability Symbol
A National Hidden Disability Symbol:ย ย ย ย ย ย ย ย ย ย ย ย ย ย ย ย ย ย It is time. It is right. It is needed.ย Consider becoming an ally and join the movement for a national Hidden Disability Symbol in Canada. Co-founders of the Hidden Disability Symbol (HSDC)...
Campbell River Head Injury Support Society
The breathtaking community of Campbell River is world-renown for a few things. Located on the east coast of Vancouver Island, it is a short 1.5 hour drive from Nanaimo, and boasts pristine scenery and wildlife, snow-capped mountains, and claims the title of Salmon...
Video Series Part 4 – Motor Vehicle Brain Injury
Navigating Your Recovery Journey Part 4: Being Active in Your Own Recovery What is this video about? The BC Brain Injury Association (BCBIA) has created a series of short videos (6-11 minutes each) that highlight scenarios that we think are important for individuals...