Providing one on one support with the instrumental activities of daily living, allowing individuals to live independently in their home and community. These services are provided through Interior Health Authority, ICBC, WBC and private insurance. There are many groups, organizations and people to thank for supporting the Kootenay Brain Injury Association in any number of ways: through financial contributions, grants, time given, space given and donations.We would not be able to do what we do without them all.
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The Kootenay Brain Injury Association (KBIA) began as a support group in 1999 in response to a need in the area. Rachelle Vogel and Rachel Jansen organized and attended the meetings. Brain injury survivors met once a month in Castlegar. KBIA was incorporated in 2001. The initial board included Rachelle Vogel, Rachel Jansen, Deborah Cook, and Deb Heagy.
You can support an individual through their recovery journey by gifting them one of our services like a home modification, a group program, or an entire BrainTrust services package. Your donations will directly impact an individual's life through the many incredible services we provide. Are you looking to support Kootenay Brain Injury Association?
There are many ways for you to contribute to our charitable endeavours, one of which is to get involved with some of our important causes. Believe us when we say that every little bit of help is appreciated and counts, especially for those in need. Use your personal talents to help our staff and community.
To access services at KBIA you must have a medically documented (diagnosed) concussion or brain injury. You must also meet other eligibility criteria. If you meet the eligibility criteria, please book an appointment for a consultation. Please bring documentation of your brain injury to your consultation.
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