Reduction of Services in Light of Staff Furlough

The economic impact of COVID-19 has left Colorado with an anticipated revenue shortfall of over $3.2 billion for the next fiscal year (July 2020-June 2021). Because of this, the Colorado Department of Human Services has asked BIAC to reduce our contract budget by 15%.

Every effort has been made to avoid reducing services to our clients, however we will need to furlough (time off without pay) some staff beginning July and into early August, and this will impact our services for this period of time.

Unless otherwise noted, for assistance on the following, please call 1-800-955-2443 or email Info@BIAColorado.org.

Resource Navigation - Navigators will continue to be available M-F, from 8:30 am - 4 pm. Please anticipate increased wait times to reach or hear back from a resource navigator during this time.

Self-Management/Skill Building - This program will be temporarily paused until early August. Survivors that are participating in this program will be contacted by their Brain Injury Advisor to answer questions and discuss any survivor-specific details about how to resume services.

Classes and Workshops - Virtual classes will continue to be offered during this time. Please check our website for the most up-to-date information.

Recreation Programs - Some previously scheduled Recreation Programs have been adjusted due to the health crisis. You can find any upcoming offerings on our website.

Peer Mentorship - This program will continue to offer remote orientation and encourage virtual meetups. For assistance, please contact Seija Curtin, Seija@BIAColorado.org.

Support Groups - Several groups are continuing to meet virtually or in-person while maintaining social distancing. Please continue to check our website for support group updates. For assistance, please contact Mark Condon, Mark@BIAColorado.org.

Professional Outreach - Training and Outreach will continue but at a reduced capacity. Fill out our Education Request Form to request training for you and your colleagues. For assistance, please contact Jaime Horsfall, Jaime@BIAColorado.org.

Survivors can continue to be referred via our Survivor Referral Form or by calling 1-800-955-2443.

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Self-management / Skill Building

Are you able to successfully manage a calendar or plan your day well?
Do you struggle with making appointments or forget to ask the doctor important follow up questions about your care?
This free program is designed for survivors who want to invest time in improving their skills!