“Based in New South Wales (NSW), Acquired Brain Injury Services is a not for profit specialist service for people with an acquired brain injury (ABI). We have been providing support to people with ABI since 1986. Our aim is to support people with an acquired brain injury to live the life they choose.”
“We strive to reconnect the lives of those most at risk within our community, those affected by a brain injury. Nation-wide Synapse seeks to focus both government and public support to realise funding for the development of highly specialist services in the areas of accommodation, education and training.”
Based in Victoria, Brain Injury Matters “is a not for profit self-advocacy organisation that aims to empower people living with an acquired brain injury.”
BrainLink Services is a “Victorian-based service that is dedicated to improving the quality of life of people affected by acquired disorders of the brain.”
Brain Injury South Australia is “a dynamic organisation that empowers and supports people living with an acquired brain injury (ABI), and we deliver specialist services and programs to see them achieve their very best.”
Familes4Families is an South Australian organization that aims “to assist people with acquired brain injury and their families to build resilience and live a good life via our innovative, volunteer, peer based model of support.”
“Headwest is the peak advocacy body in Western Australia for people living with acquired brain injury and their families/carers.”
The Brain Injury Association of Tasmania “plays a key role in activities that contribute to a community that is more informed about acquired brain injury and has a strong focus on the area of advocacy with an emphasis on representation and support of the ABI Sector.”
“Hartley Lifecare is a Canberra-based organisation that has provided accommodation support and respite care for children, adults and their families in the ACT and region with physical and complex disabilities.”
Friends of Brain Injured Children, based in the Australian Capital Territory, “encourages the use of a wide range of early intensive therapies, and provides families of children with brain injury with support, information and financial assistance for therapy.”
Somerville, based in the Northern Territory, aims to improve “on the dignity and quality of life of people affected by social and economic disadvantage.”
