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We want to know about your workshops, conferences, and fundraisers.  Our events page is here to help you get the word out. Send the information and we will promote your event on our site and through our social media channels.

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Bring Your Voice: Make Canada’s National Strategy on Brain Injury a Reality

graphic showing cross party goals and how a national strategy on brain injury aligns with each one Click the image to enlarge it. 

The election has been called for April 28th, 2025! We must remind all parties they have supported the National Strategy on Brain Injury initiative and it’s time to make it happen.

Visit Bring Your Voice today and be part of the movement to create a stronger, more inclusive Canada for people living with brain injury and sign the letter to federal candidates and find questions you can ask of your representative. 

Together, we can make a difference!

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Canadian Charter of Rights for People with Brain Injury

In partnership with the CGB Centre for Traumatic Life Losses, we are pleased to share the Canadian Charter of Rights for People with Brain Injury.

The purpose of this charter is to clearly outline, for people with brain injury, their families, caregivers, and care providers their inherent and unique rights to care and services.

This charter can be used by individuals and families to empower themselves when seeking care, by providers as principles for care, by others to educate the public and by policy makers to advocate for needed, respectful and accessible care and services.

To learn more, or to print letter size and rack card versions of the charter, see our blog post here.

The Journey Ahead

We are here to assist you and your family in your journey of recovery and rehabilitation.

Our section, The Journey Ahead, a fresh addition to Brainstreams was made possible by the generous support of ICBC.

This space is dedicated to survivors, family members, friends, and caregivers, offering insights into the world of brain injury. Explore resources, discover suitable supports, and access information on additional services, funding options, and community resources.

Join us on this new adventure—dive into The Journey Ahead  and share your thoughts with us!

COVID19 Impact Update, Resources & Info

During these challenging times, the BCBIA will attempt, as best as possible, to maintain its strong presence and voice for the brain injury community in BC. To help the brain injury community navigate these unprecedented times we have created an information page with links to various provincial and national resources. Visit this page to learn more about the support resources available and to find more information about current best health and safety practices during the pandemic.

Read news articles about the evolving knowledge of the impacts of COVID19 on brain health. Learn about how people affected by brain injury are coping during these uncertain times.

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Be a Part of the 125 Days to Say Yes! Campaign

In January 2024, we launch the “125 Days to Say Yes!” campaign. This initiative is a transformative drive designed to catalyze support and swift action towards the realization of the National Strategy on Brain Injury Act (Bill C-277) with the government of Canada. The campaign coincides with the 125 days the House of Commons will be sitting from January to December in 2024.

To learn how to participate in the momentous campaign, read our blog here.

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Cultivating Community is Cultivating Kindness

BCBIA was pleased to release a new video on an amazing garden project in Langley at it's AGM on September 15th. The video features the Kreiter family and demonstrates the amazing benefits of creating community.

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.

To read the full blog post and to watch this beautiful video, click here.

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The Faces of Brain Injury

Behind every brain injury diagnosis is a real person. We are pleased to share The Faces of Brain Injury, a series of digital posters sharing a brief snapshot into the lives of brain injury survivors.

To learn more about this project, click here.

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