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Brain Injury Association of Ohio

855 Grandview Ave., Suite 225

Columbus, OH 43215

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BIAOH's charity code:  16020
(Please consult your resource guide for the most up-to-date information as charity code numbers may change frequently)
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  2011 Snowflake Giving Campaign

Thank you to everyone who contributed to BIAOH's important cause!  You contributions totaled over $3,000 and will assist the many Ohioans living with brain injury!

BIAOH Book Review

This month, BIAOH member and volunteer Carol Fowler reviews Brain Injury Rewiring for Loved Ones, by Carolyn Dolen.

 

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Dr. Mark Sherry of University of Toledo and BIAOH's own Chris Veronie are hosting the free "Brain Injury Survivor and Family Workshop" Saturday, Jan. 28 in Toledo.  Click here to reserve your seats and RSVP!

From Chicago Magazine: The Most Important Injury of 2012: The Concussion

TSA Announces Launch of Toll-Free Helpline for Travelers with Disabilities

TBI Prevalence for the State of Ohio (based on 2010 Census and CDC data)

Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords' interview with "20/20"'s Dianne Sawyer about her recovery and rehabilitation since sustaining a traumatic brain injury from a gunshot wound on January 8th, 2011.

Ohio State University's 12th Annual Mulitple Perspectives on Access, Inclusion, and Disability Conference

Law Enforcement Officials: Register for a free course discussing awareness of issues confronting distressed combat veterans, including post traumatic distress syndrome and traumatic brain injury

Ohio’s Family Advocacy Survey – click to share information about Family Advocacy Services provided by BIAOH – deadline Dec. 1

Attend the cultural awareness colloquium, Treating the New Combat Veteran, November 17th in Chillicothe. 

 

Dayton Support Group attendees get in the Halloween Spirit!


   We regret that due to funding cuts, BIAOH will not be holding its annual conference for 2011.  As resources become available, we plan to hold several, smaller  regional conferences to continue to meet the needs of those Ohioans living with TBI.  This space will be updated as more information becomes available.

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Link to Better Business Bureau's report on BIAOH.

The Brain Injury Association of Ohio meets the Better Business Bureau's Standards for Charitable Accountability.
 

 
 

 

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This website was designed and developed with support from Operation MAPS: Maximizing Access to Programs & Supports for Ohioans with Brain Injury and their Families, a Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) State Demonstration Grant from the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) Maternal and Child Health Bureau (MCHB) to the Ohio Rehabilitation Services Commission. Additional and continuation funding was provided through an Information & Resource Identification grant, also awarded to the Brain Injury Association of Ohio from the Ohio Rehabilitation Services Commission's Brain Injury Program.