You’re invited to help celebrate individuals and organizations creating new paths in the research and treatment of brain injuries.

This year’s theme: Community Support for a Successful Return to Work

Watch for upcoming updates from AT Still researchers and panelists

Maria Centeno-Vasquez, Benjamin Gross and Jason Karstens.

We invite you to nominate a caregiver you know is making Arizona a better place for veterans and military families.

Tell us all about their great work so we can spotlight their contributions.

This everyday hero will be recognized on social media and at the 2023 Salute Our Vets Run for Brain Health, October 14th, from 7-9:30am.

Independence Day has come and gone, but your safety is a year-round effort. The Brain Injury Alliance’s Janice Podzimek explains how being drunk or under the influence can lead to brain injury, whether you’re a driver or a pedestrian.

Read the full story in this week’s Brain Waves:

We’re proud to announce the next session of the Brain Injury Support Group. The group is exclusively for brain injury survivors 18 and older, their family, friends and caregivers who live in the East Valley.

Participants with similar experiences are encouraged to share their

Insights and journey in this safe space. If you want more information or want to register, please click on the button below.

Fentanyl is a powerful drug that has contributed to the death of more

Americans under 50 than any other cause. It’s on the rise and the more you know about it, the more you can do about it.

Please join us a very important panel discussion about fentanyl in our community and what resources are available to help those using it.

Phoenix is home to a vibrant collection of street art, including over 30 walls that celebrate Black heroes, icons, activists, athletes, entrepreneurs, and musicians. Join us for a special Adaptive Rec & Socialization event – a fascinating tour of some of Phoenix’s celebrated Black History Murals. Please indicate your interest below to join us on an approximately three-hour bus tour of the murals that will end with lunch and time to socialize.

 

This sign-up form indicates that you are interested. We will contact you to schedule a tour as funding and time allows. This tour will depart from Brain Injury Alliance office.

BE A CHAMP - SUPPORT ADAPTIVE REC

When you donate to our Adaptive Rec and Socialization program, you help survivors get back in the game in so many ways.

Adult camp. Day trips. Special outings.

With a monthly contribution of at least $40, you can impact the lives of countless brain injury survivors.

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