Embrace life after brain injury
Our exciting new clinic, BISA Connect, commenced last week, with 6 inaugural students placed with us to facilitate this service.
The clinic is made up of an Interdisciplinary team of Allied Health students, overseen by Brain Injury SA clinicians, that aim to address service delivery gaps for people with an acquired brain injury, by offering free allied health support to people who are without a source of funding or experiencing a funding shortfall for particular supports.
Brain Injury SA is thrilled to introduce a new program that will enable 100 South Australians living with acquired brain injury (ABI) or a disability that affects cognitive functioning to […]
Young South Australians with cognitive disability, including acquired brain injury (ABI), are the big winners of a one million dollar Federal Government grant awarded to Brain Injury SA in March […]
It kills more men than prostate cancer, more women than breast cancer and it impacts one in six Australians. The Feed spoke to young survivors of one of Australia’s biggest […]
Ed Weaver from Brain Injury SA, was interviewed by Small Change on Radio Adelaide. Listen to the Podcast for the full story “Brain Injury SA is definitely no stranger to […]
