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Mental Health, Addictions and Brain Injury Training Course
During COVID-19, OBIA remains committed to provide training for individuals working with people with brain injuries. This certificate course will now be accessible through a live online virtual classroom and will be interactive.
OBIA/BCI Brain Injury Webinars for Professionals
The Ontario Brain Injury Association (OBIA) and Brain Changes Initiative (BCI) are pleased to announce the development of a Distinguished Speaker’s Webinar series.
2021 ABI Provincial Conference
The Ontario Brain Injury Association (OBIA), in collaboration with participating Community Associations, is pleased to announce the Provincial ABI Conference 2021 will be held on October 28-29, 2021 VIRTUALLY.
Headway Homes Fund
The Ontario Brain Injury Association (OBIA), in partnership with the Headway Homes Fund at the Niagara Community Foundation, distributes $5,000.00 annually from a fund created by Headway Homes (Niagara) Inc. to enhance the lives of people in a slow-to-recover state following a Brain Injury.
Winners of the 2020 Awards of Excellence
The Ontario Brain Injury Association and PIA Law are pleased to announce the winners of the 2020 Awards of Excellence in Brain Injury Rehabilitation.
OBIA now part of COVID-19 mental health initiative
Six community organizations join up to create innovative collaborative to support mental health during COVID-19
OBIA Launches New Brain Injury Impact Study
OBIA is pleased to announce the launch of the new Brain Injury Impact Study. OBIA has been conducting research for more than 25 years. Many things have changed over the years, including the incidence and impact of concussion being brought to the forefront.
Special Thank You from the OBIA Team
During these unprecedented times dealing with COVID-19, the team at the Ontario Brain Injury Association (OBIA) give thanks to those working on the front lines helping people living with brain injury.
Continuing to Support You During COVID-19
The Ontario Brain Injury Association is OPEN – VIRTUALLY and we continue to attend to the needs of those living with the effects of acquired brain injuries and their families in this time of uncertainty.
OBIA’s COVID-19 Preparedness Plan
We, at the Ontario Brain Injury Association (OBIA), are working diligently to keep up with this situation as it continues to evolve.