Brain Injury Association of Georgia
2300 Bethelview Road, 30040
(800) 444-6443 · more numbers below
This is a statewide Georgia nonprofit for people who have had a brain injury, and for their families and caregivers. Staff mostly help by phone, video and online. They give brain injury information, connect people to community resources, and point to support groups across Georgia.
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What they offer 11
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Brain Injury (TBI) Resource Facilitation Program (RFP)Program
Free help for people with a traumatic brain injury and their families. A resource facilitator talks with you by phone or video, shares brain injury information, and links you to supports in your community.
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Brain Injury ID CardService
A brain injury wallet card that you can download from the website.
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Brain Injury Information Center HelplineService
A toll-free line for information about brain injury; leave a detailed message with your county.
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Brain Injury Support GroupsService
Volunteer-run support groups across Georgia for people affected by brain injury and their family members. Members learn about brain injury and talk about challenges in a safe, encouraging place.
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Caregiver's ConnectService
Caregivers can get information, materials and help finding other resources. Contact the Caregiver's Connect Support Group by email.
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Information and Resources ProgramService
Certified Brain Injury Specialists answer questions and give education about brain injury and ways to cope. They help find services such as care, money help and transportation, and they work with patients and families in metro Atlanta hospitals.
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National Brain Injury Information Center (NBIIC)Service
A toll-free helpline for brain injury information. Leave a detailed message with your county and email. If you need help right away, use the online contact form.
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Online Resource Lists and LinksService
Website pages with links and phone numbers for help after a brain injury. Topics include medical equipment, prescription help, transportation, jobs, legal help, home changes and recreation.
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