OBIA News
In this episode, we explore the power of peer support through the voices of partners, mentors, and the Provincial Peer Support Coordinator from OBIA.
June marked Brain Injury Awareness Month, and communities across Ontario came together to participate in the inaugural Raise the Flag Campaign.
June marked Brain Injury Awareness Month, and communities across Ontario came together to participate in the inaugural Raise the Flag Campaign.
The brain injury awareness flag is flying high at Thorold City Hall! We’re so proud to see our community come together to raise visibility for such an important cause.
The Ontario Brain Injury Association (OBIA), in partnership with the Headway Homes Fund at the Niagara Community Foundation, is offering up to $10,000.00 in funding. This funding is from Headway Homes (Niagara) Inc. and is intended to enhance the lives of people who experience ongoing, complex needs following a brain injury.
This report highlights the real-life experiences of individuals living with concussion and reveals critical gaps in awareness, healthcare response, and recovery support.
Register now as a delegate and hear from speakers whose work continues to shape the future of acquired brain injury support and rehabilitation across Ontario and beyond.
Learn how acquired brain injury impacts individuals, workplaces, and the healthcare system in Canada. Explore return-to-work trends, recovery challenges, and how organizations like Acclaim Ability Management and OBIA support sustainable reintegration.
OBIA has developed a new resource, Navigating Concussion – Your Guide to Recovery. Whether you’re recovering from a concussion or supporting someone who is, this comprehensive guide offers tools and knowledge you can use during recovery.
OBIA’s Brain Injury Speaks Network completed a survey to explore the financial experiences of individuals living with brain injuries in Ontario