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We were saddened to hear of the passing of Nick Rushworth, Executive Officer of Brain Injury Australia. Nick was a fearless advocate for the brain injury community & always eager to collaborate internationally.

We're thrilled to share that our free course for family caregivers "Transitioning from Youth to Adulthood" is now available! Learn more about moving from paediatric to adult health services, fostering independence/interdependence, and more: https://ow.ly/25tH50Y7zIe

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We are saddened to hear of the passing of Member of Parliament Kirsty Duncan, who championed a Bill for a Pan-Canadian Strategy on Concussion in 2014 and served as minister for persons with disabilities as well as minister of science and sport www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...

Our BRITE website is Canada’s only dedicated resource for youth and teens living with brain injury. Discover tools, information, and support designed to help you or your child navigate life after brain injury. Explore the site today: https://ow.ly/jFKA50XGA8c #brite

Individuals with brain injuries living in long-term care often face daily challenges. Our Brain Injury and Long-Term Care course is designed to bridge that gap, helping professionals provide informed care: https://brain-injury-canada-online-learning.thinkific.com/courses/long-term-care

Our Foundations of Brain Injury course is for Canadian health care professionals seeking to better understand and navigate the complexities of brain injury in care settings. Expand your knowledge: https://ow.ly/f5b550XGA4O

Compassion fatigue is a growing challenge for professionals across Canada. Our new Mental Health & Wellbeing course, part of the Community Builders series, helps you prioritize your own mental health while continuing to care for others. https://ow.ly/UFVf50XGA3p

Wishing you all a Happy New Year! 2026 has a lot in store, and we can't wait!

As another year comes to a close, there’s still time to make a meaningful impact with your generosity. Gifts made by December 31st are eligible for a 2025 tax receipt. Don’t miss the chance to help create a brighter 2026 for individuals living with brain injury. https://ow.ly/77HZ50XGA23

The holiday season may be winding down, but our work isn't done. Brain Injury Canada is still raising funds for accessible mental health resources. Donate before its too late: https://ow.ly/UOe950XGzZn #MentalHealthMatters #HolidayGiving

As the holiday season ramps up, remember to put your well-being first. We’ve shared some helpful tips for navigating the busy season with a brain injury. For more information and support, follow this link: https://ow.ly/kmnJ50XGzYx #MentalHealthMatters #HolidayWellness

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During this season of kindness, remember to extend that compassion to individuals living with a brain injury. Your December gift to Brain Injury Canada supports the creation of accessible mental health resources. There’s never been a better time to make a difference. https://ow.ly/AY6150XGzTv

December is a busy month with a lot of holidays. It's easy to feel overwhelmed by everything going on. Check out our tips for navigating a busy holiday season: https://braininjurycanada.ca/en/tips-navigating-holiday/ #HolidayWellness #SelfCareDuringHolidays #MentalHealthMatters

You still have time to create positive change for Canadians living with brain injury. By donating before December 31st, you’ll not only support vital brain injury resources and programs, you’ll also receive a 2025 tax receipt for your contribution https://ow.ly/sIfV50XGzyU

The holidays can be an overwhelming time, impacting mental health and wellbeing. This season, your donations will help Brain Injury Canada create mental health resources for support when it’s needed most. https://braininjurycanada.ca/en/donate/

The holidays can be a difficult time for individuals living with brain injuries, and the last thing they need is a comment like 'You look completely fine!' We've compiled some tips on talking to loved ones with a brain injury and navigating the holidays: https://ow.ly/AyVj50XGzk7

The professional landscape of our country changes everyday. Stay informed by completing Brain Injury Canada's Community Builders e-course bundle: https://ow.ly/yN6X50XGz9y

We are so grateful for the generosity our supporters showed on Giving Tuesday. Donations from Tuesday onwards will directly contribute to the creation of accessible mental health resources for individuals living with brain injuries. Donate now: braininjurycanada.ca/en/donate/ #ThankYouThursday

Today is International Day of Persons with Disabilities! Invisible disabilities, such as brain injury, come with many challenges and are no less real. Brain Injury Canada remains committed to building a more inclusive Canada for individuals living with brain injury and all other disabilities.

Today is Giving Tuesday and this year Brain Injury Canada is raising funds to create accessible mental health resources for individuals and caregivers navigating one of the hardest moments in their lives. Your gift will help create life-changing supports. Donate now: braininjurycanada.ca/en/donate/

Tomorrow is Giving Tuesday and this year Brain Injury Canada is raising funds for the creation of accessible mental health resources, providing critical support to those who need it most. We can’t wait to see the incredible impact our community can achieve together!

We had the opportunity to join Brain Injury Association of Nova Scotia and @marchofdimes.org at their Pathway to Peers event in Halifax, Nova Scotia today. This annual event featured amazing presentations and community groups all coming together to talk about brain injury, stroke and supports.

Brain Injury Canada was proud to co-host a Parliamentary Reception with MP Gord Johns, Senator Woo, Senator Osler, the BC Brain Injury Association and many other champions in support of Bill C-206. Thank you to everyone who attended! #BillC206 #BrainInjuryAwareness #NationalStrategy

Do you work in a long-term care setting and want to better support residents living with brain injuries? We have an e-course designed specifically to help you understand and address the unique needs of these residents: brain-injury-canada-online-learning.thinkific.com/courses/long... #braininjury

We’re one week from Giving Tuesday, and this year’s funds will support the creation of mental health resources, providing support for millions of Canadians during their recovery journey. Visit our website to find resources, learn about brain injury or make a donation: braininjurycanada.ca/en/

Our CEO joined leaders from brain injury associations across Canada for a conversation with MP Helena Konanz yesterday, discussing the importance of Bill C-206 and the need for a national strategy on brain injury. Follow along with Bill C-206 updates here: braininjurycanada.ca/en/national-...

This Giving Tuesday (Dec 2nd) and holiday season, Brain Injury Canada is raising funds to create mental health resources for individuals with brain injuries and their caregivers. With your help, we can make support more accessible for all. Learn more here: braininjurycanada.ca/en/ #GivingTuesday

Inclusion, Diversity, Equity and Accessibility plus Belonging (IDEA+B) are essential pillars for all organizations. Expand your knowledge of equitable practices through our IDEA+B course, part of our Community Builders series: brain-injury-canada-online-learning.thinkific.com/courses/idea-b

Looking for caregiver support groups in Alberta or personal injury lawyers in PEI? It's all listed on Brain Injury Canada's accessible service directory. Follow this link to find the services you need now: braininjurycanadaconnect.ca #BrainInjurySupports #ServiceDirectory

We’re thrilled to be at the @ontariobia.bsky.social Conference this week at the Sheraton in Niagara Falls! Stop by to meet our team, learn about the work we’re doing across Canada, and join the conversation around a national strategy for brain injury. See you there! #ProvincialABIConference

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Researchers from the University of Victoria & University of British Columbia are conducting an online survey related to overdose-induced brain injury. They are looking for feedback from anyone involved in brain injury and/or substance use communities. uvic.ca1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_...

Thousands of Canadians live in long-term care environments and this number continues to grow. Discover how brain injury intersects with long-term care in our new, expert-informed e-course for professional care providers: brain-injury-canada-online-learning.thinkific.com/courses/long...

Growing up is complicated enough. Navigating brain injury recovery as a youth can make it even harder. That’s why we’ve created britecanada.ca, specifically designed for kids ages 12+ to learn about brain injury and how it can impact school, relationships, mental health and more. #brite #braininjury

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