Acquired Brain Injuries

Traverse Independence - 165 Gordon Street, Fergus

http://www.traverseindependence.ca/en/brain-injury-services/Brain-Injury-Services.aspx

If you don't have insurance we offer the following programs that are funded by the Ministry of Health:

Please visit our Apply for Services page to access our application forms for clients with acquired brain injuries. You can contact our ABI Intake Coordinator for further information.

St. Joseph's Guelph - 100 Westmount Road, Guelph

https://www.sjhcg.ca/acquired-brain-injury-program

The Acquired Brain Injury Program supports youth over the age of 15 and adults who have acquired a traumatic or non-traumatic brain injury that is impairing their independence and ability to function in the community. Participants enjoy arts programming, woodworking, gardening, music therapy, cooking, and educational games and other activities.

Staff also assist participants and their families cope with the stress and challenges they encounter in their home, educational, recreational, and work lives as they adjust to their changed circumstances.

519-824-6000

Hamilton Health Sciences - Regional Rehabilitation Centre

300 Wellington St N

Hamilton, Ontario L8L 0A4

https://www.hamiltonhealthsciences.ca/areas-of-care/rehabilitation/

Vicki Bircham (she/her pronouns) | Community Facilitator, ABI Community Services | Traverse Independence |

v.bircham@travind.ca | www.traverseindependence.ca

450 Westheights Dr. Unit 18A, Kitchener, ON, N2N 2B9 | Cell 226-820-6716 | F 1-519-741-8731

Jennifer Duke

226-820-0948

j.duke@travind.ca