With locations in Lake Country and Langley, BC, we offer a person centered, solution focused approach that reaches beyond independence to interdependence and supports people to build meaningful relationships, to be connected to their community and to be involved in functional and productive activities. A ‘home first’ feel, high staffing ratios, a ‘doing with’ approach, and commitment to community characterize life at our residences in Lake Country and Langley.

Our vision is to transform the way people with brain injury are served and supported in our communities throughout British Columbia and across our country. Our values are flexibility, creativity, respect, joy, learning and passion and our mission is simply to “Making Lives Better”.

The Interdependent 4th Issue May 2012

Concussion Education Program for Coaches, Trainers, Athletes, and Parents as well as Sports Organizations

Brain Injury Association of Waterloo-Wellington – May – June 2012 Newsletter (pdf)

Impact: Pathways Ahead, Our May 2012 Newsletter (pdf 9MB)

The Brain Care Centre Cordially Invites You To The 2012 BCC Breakfast (pdf)

CIMVHR Newsletter May 1st, 2012 Issue #2 (pdf)

Media Alert, For immediate release, Friday, April 27, 2012
Contact: Shred 4 A Cause
Buck Young, Media Coordinator, Buckyoungosgoode@gmail.com, 647-638-5325

Waterloo, Ont.: Mike Harris, 27, and Jeff Abbott, 23, will be departing from Vancouver City Hall on Tuesday, May 1, 2012 at 10:00 am to begin a cross Canada Tour on their longboards to raise awareness and funds for the Brain Injury Association of Canada.

“The purpose of the tour is to acknowledge the importance of using head gear while participating in any sporting activities with emphasis on longboarding,” says Harris. “We hope to decrease and prevent the amount of future brain injuries caused by sporting activities, and raise $100,000 for the Brain Injury Association of Canada while doing so.”

Harris and Abbott will spend 1 hour at a time longboarding while the other drives the support vehicle. The duo will spend 8 – 10 hours on their boards a day as they make their way across the country. The tour is scheduled to finish in St. John’s Newfoundland around the end of June.

Sponsorship opportunities are still available. Learn more about the Brain Injury Association of Canada and Shred for a Cause.

Thursday, August 30, 2012 – Copper Creek Golf Club
Organized By Aim 2 Walk Rehabilitation Centre

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Why walk, when you can Shred!

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To spread awareness and help gain support to a selected charity using original fundraising opportunities and “out of the box” educational concepts.

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“Shred 4 A Cause” is a Non-Profit Organization dedicated to spreading awareness, and raising funds to help support the Brain Injury Association of Canada. Using radical fundraising techniques, interactive educational events and extreme social media focus “Shred 4 A Cause” will spread the word and gain support for the charity the Brain Injury Association of Canada.

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