Did you know that many persons with Canada who live with brain injury experience significant barriers to participation in federal elections? Those barriers show up in the voter registration process, communication of candidate platforms, voting, and in seeking and/or sustaining employment at Elections Canada. Brain Injury Canada is excited to announce a new research project […]
According to Dr. Elizabeth Gilbert, the Head of Research at PsychologyCompass, “decades of research” back up the benefits of journaling when it comes to reducing anxiety, easing depression, working through trauma, and setting goals. “If there are stressful things happening in your life, journaling trains you to stop, react, and make sense of it all,” […]
As a Canadian, your human rights are protected by federal, provincial and territorial laws. Human rights describe how we instinctively expect to be treated as persons. Human rights define what we are all entitled to – a life of equality, dignity, respect, and a life free from discrimination. You do not have to earn your […]
Registered Charity number: 862771540RR0001 Our vision is a better quality of life for all people affected by brain injury in Canada. With your support, we can work together to create real change. How does my donation help the brain injury community? We’re a national organization that is working hard to make lasting positive changes in […]
Our vision is a better quality of life for all people affected by brain injury in Canada. With your support, we can work together to create real change. Make a donation How does my donation help the brain injury community? We’re a national organization that is working hard to make lasting positive changes in multiple […]
Covid 19 vaccines & accessibility COVID-19 Vaccines & Accessibility By Brain Injury Canada What is the COVID-19 vaccine? The COVID-19 vaccine is a medical tool that can provide 90-95% protection against the coronavirus disease. It is administered in two doses, and is available free of charge to all Canadians. This vaccine is helping reduce fatal […]
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