Links


1. Dale Brain Injury Services

Dale Brain Injury Services has an international reputation as a leader in the field of rehabilitation for individuals living with the effects of an acquired brain injury. Dale Brain Injury Services Mission Statement is:
  • To facilitate the inclusion of people living with the effects of a brain injury within the family, workplace and society.
  • To be flexible in order to be able to meet the demands of a dynamic field and changing consumer needs.
  • To model the philosophy espoused by the agency to the community.

2. OBIA - Ontario Brain Injury Association

Originally founded in 1986, as the ONTARIO HEAD INJURY ASSOCIATION, O.B.I.A. is a charity dedicated to preventing traumatic brain injuries and to improving the quality of life for survivors of acquired brain injury, their families and the community with which they interact.

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 BIAL - Brain Injury Association of London and Region

BIAL is committed to maximizing the quality of life of individuals living with the effects of brain injury, their family and friends through:
  • Peer and community support
  • Information about services, resources and programs
  • Public awareness of the causes, effects and prevention of brain injury
  • Advocacy

4. Fountain House

Fountain House is a nationally recognized center for research into the rehabilitation of individuals with mental illness. It is a key training base for the worldwide replication of Fountain House's pioneering Clubhouse Model. Increasingly, too, it is an influential voice in continuing efforts - local, statewide and national - both to promote the rights of men and women with mental illness and to battle the barriers and stigma they face.
5. ICCD - International Center for Clubhouse Development

The International Center for Clubhouse Development is a global network creating opportunities for people living with mental illness to be respected members of society. ICCD clubhouses are founded on the realization that recovery from serious mental illness must involve the whole person in a vital and culturally sensitive community. A clubhouse community offers repsect, hope, mutuality and unlimited opportunity to access the same worlds of friendship, housing, education and employment as the rest of society. In pursuit of this mission, the center promotes the development and stregnthening of clubhouses; oversees the creation and evolution of standards; facilitates and assures the quality of training, consultation, certification, research and advocacy; and provides effective communication and dissemination of information.