News from the Brain Injury Association of Nova Scotia

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38 days and counting!

TEAM BIANS gearing up to hit the streets in 38 days to support the 30,000 to 70,000 Nova Scotian families living with brain injury!

The physical training is not the only activity well-underway by our TEAM Members. They are also busy fundraising — and they need your support to help BIANS reach its fundraising goal of $15,000. Sponsor the TEAM or support an individual team member.

Also, it’s not too late to join TEAM BIANS and get in on our first fundraising draw — Kicking Into High Gear: A chance to win a one-month Family membership to the Dartmouth Sportsplex.

It’s as easy as 1, 2, 3

1. Register for the Bluenose Marathon.
2. Click on the Charity Challenge icon on the right-hand side of the page, find the BIANS logo, click on that and join the team.
3. Raise $100 by midnight, Friday, April 15th and your name goes for the draw.

Be part of 2011 TEAM BIANS as we run, walk and wheel during the Blue Nose Marathon to support those touched by brain injury in Nova Scotia.

Brain Injury Association of Nova Scotia
Room 13-009/010
13th Floor, Victoria Building, VG Site, QEII
Phone: (902) 473-7301
Fax: (902) 473-7302
Mail: PO Box 8804, Halifax, NS B3K 5M4
Website: www3.ns.sympatico.ca/bians1

A Helping Hand to a New Beginning

Visiting Angels Professional Healthcare Service

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Hi, I wanted to take a moment to introduce you to Visiting Angels Inc, a 24 hr Professional Healthcare Service.

Visiting Angels® Inc. healthcare services include:

Acquired Brain Injury
• Daily living skills
• Re-integration into the community
• Money management
• Problem solving and goal setting

Traumatic Injuries
• Activities of daily living
• Companionship
• Skill development
• Transfers/transitions
• Accompaniment to appointments

Medical Care Services
• Wound care
• Medication administration
• Foot care

Home Care Services
• Personal hygiene
• Housekeeping
• Meal preparation

Thank you,
Sandra Evers
Office Administrator

www.visitingangels.ca
nurse@visitingangels.ca
“Les Anges Qui Visitent”
Niagara: 905-685-4242
Hamilton: 905-296-3148
Toronto: 416-532-2242
282 Geneva Street, Lower Level
St Catharines, ON L2N 2E8

www.babysittingangels.com
info@babysittingangels.com
“Les Anges de Garde D’enfants”

Abstract Deadline Extended: Brain Injury in Children Conference

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The SickKids Centre for Brain & Behaviour presents the 2nd Biennial Conference on Brain Injury in Children – July 12-14, 2011 – at the Four Seasons Hotel Toronto, Canada. It is the only conference devoted exclusively to the full range of paediatric brain injury types, and it will provide a unique vehicle to develop multidisciplinary strategies for research and treatment into childhood brain injury.

Take Care Workshop Caregivers Nova Scotia

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This is the information on the Take Care Workshop that Caregivers NS is offering to family and friends of persons living with chronic conditions.
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Robert England’s Story

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My accident happened July 31, 2009. I was rollerblading when I stumbled on some small rocks. I got my balance and was rolling backward, just about to turn and……
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Neurological Health Charities Canada Spring 2011 Newsletter

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Brain Matters Volume 1, Issue 3, April 2011 (PDF)

Calling for TBI Survivors who have experienced HBOT treatments

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The Brain Injury Association of Canada is searching for TBI Survivors and/or caregivers who would be prepared to speak on a panel about their experience with Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy treatments (HBOT). The panel will be part of a workshop on HBOT and the ABI Survivor to be held in Toronto tentatively during the month of September, 2011.

Please contact: Harry Zarins, Executive Director, 613-762-1222, executivedirector@biac-aclc.ca
or
Dr. Angela Colantonio, 416-978-1098.

ThinkFirst Smart Hockey Video is now launched!

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Smart Hockey Video is now launched on ThinkFirst.ca.

Remembering Dr. Jane Gillett

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Doctor was on the forefront of brain injury treatment and prevention.

Founder of the International Pediatric Brain Injury Society believed in community-based care.

Remembering Dr. Jane Gillett

Announcing a special Nonprofit Newsfeed for the Canadian Federal Election from Imagine Canada

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Announcing a special Nonprofit Newsfeed for the Canadian Federal Election from Imagine Canada

Imagine Canada Newsletter

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