About Us

The Brain Injury Association of Waterloo-Wellington (BIAWW) is a charitable organization devoted to providing advocacy, education, connections, and empowerment for individuals with acquired brain injury and their families in the ​Waterloo-Wellington region.​

​We advocate for increased services for individuals with brain injuries.

We educate elementary children and the public on helmet & brain safety.

We connect survivors & caregivers to professionals and to others like themselves through support groups, peer mentoring and social events.

We empower survivors through art, mental health and other programs to allow them to deal with their injury in the best possible way.

Our Mission 

Our Vision

To give support, hope and answers to survivors of ABI.

To be recognized as pioneers in meeting the needs of survivors and their caregivers and setting the standard for innovative program delivery, education and prevention of ABI.

Support We Offer

We’re here to walk alongside individuals and families through life after brain injury. Our programs offer practical tools, emotional support, and a sense of community. Explore the links below to discover how we can best support you.

Education

We provide help in accessing community resources and services.

• Check out our professional directory​

• What is acquired brain injury? 
• Brain basics 
• Education programs 

Survivor Programs

Click the button above to explore our survivor programs.

Caregiver Programs

Click the button above to explore our caregiver programs. 

Community Programs

Click the button above to explore our community programs 

Our Commitment to Inclusion

BIAWW is committed to creating a safe, inclusive, and equitable space for all. We welcome and support individuals of all backgrounds, and ensure fair access to our programs, services, and opportunities, including board, staff, and volunteer roles.

Read our full Statement on Diversity and Anti-Racism here to learn more.

Learn More & Get Involved

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