Each year, over 100 golfers take to the 18 hole course in a shotgun start. All proceeds from the event are applied as scholarships to help individuals with a brain injury attend one of BIAC’s Recreation Programs
COVID-19 Update
The safety of our clients and staff is our top priority. BIAC is modifying our services to continue to provide the best possible support to survivors while still following recommendations on how to best reduce the chances of spreading the Coronavirus. We will be monitoring the situation closely, but plan to provide modified services remotely until further notice.
Gender Disparities in Concussion and mTBI
Researcher at CU-Boulder studying gender disparities in concussion and mild TBI is currently enrolling new participants.
TBI Spousal or Partner Caregiver Study
The Kessler Foundation is conducting a study comparing the effectiveness of two different types of group wellness interventions for spousal/partner caregivers of individuals with TBI.
Pickard Law, P.C.
Denver based Pickard Law is BIAC’s newest legal partner.
March is Brain Injury Awareness Month
Check out BIAC’s Facebook page for survivor stories that celebrate resiliency!
Thank You Frontline Workers!
Your dedication, commitment and courage deserve our deepest gratitude.
Cathleen’s Cause Golf Tournament 2021
Please join us for BIAC’s annual Cathleen’s Cause Golf Tournament 2021 to honor Cathleen Schmidt and raise funds for BIAC services.
COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution
Visit https://covid19.colorado.gov/ for more information.
Self-Management/Skill Building Program
Participants work 1-on-1 with a BIAC Advisor to develop strategies for building specific skills with the goal of greater self-sufficiency.
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