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Brain injury often requires life-long care and support after the person with the brain injury leaves the hospital - this is where the Brain Injury Association of New Hampshire comes in - helping people with brain injury-related disability live in their own home and community.

Specialized Care Coordination

• We provide brain injury specific specialty care coordination/case management for the post acute and chronic stage of brain injury – often requiring life-time coordination of care and services.

Family Support

• Neuro-Resource Facilitation is the Association’s free service; helping survivors and families access needed services and supports in their own home and community.
• If you are a survivor looking for more information click here for Neuro-Resource Facilitation .
• If you are a family member or caregiver looking for more information click here for Neuro-Resource Facilitation.

Community Care Waivers

• Choices for Independence (CFI), Acquired Brain Disorder (ABD), Development Disabilities (DD), In Home Supports (IHS)
• Provides home and community based services that help people with disability to live independently in their own home and community.

Transition Program 

• This program aims to assist individuals who have experienced a brain injury or stroke, and are able to transition from a facility back into the community.  Click here for the application form.

Support Groups

• Helping people with brain injury and their families to know that they are not alone and that there is a whole network of other families and resources within the New Hampshire brain injury.  Click here to check out Support Group Calendar or download a copy.

Helpline (1-800-773-8400)

• Our Helpline is available to persons with a brain injury, family members or friends, professionals and the public.

Education

• We provide a wide-variety of educational services for persons affected by brain injury, their family caregivers and the professionals who support them.

Prevention

• Prevention is the only cure for brain injury. Our prevention efforts are geared towards schools, teens and young adults – those most at risk for traumatic brain injury.

Support for Family Caregivers

• The annual Caregivers Conference provides respite, information and sharing for caregivers state-wide.

Advocacy

• Individual advocacy for persons with a brain injury to help meet their needs in the community. State-wide advocacy; the brain injury community working together for persons with brain injury and their needs.

Veteran Supports

• Provides service coordination through our NRF Program; financial support; and website at http://www.nh-veteran.com/

School Services

• Education available to staff and students; assist with development of Individual Educational Plan (IEP).

Provider/Professional Training & Education

• Training programs to enhance provider skills and expertise in the brain injury field.