Welcome to BIA-MA
Accidents happen. Brain injury happens.
We can help!
In the blink of an eye, everything changes; nothing is as it was before. How will you identify brain injury if it happens to you or to someone you love? How will you cope with it? What resources will you need? Where will you find them? The Brain Injury Association of Massachusetts is here to help with information for brain injury survivors, family members, caregivers, professionals and others. To meet people whose lives have been impacted, visit "Faces of Brain Injury"
BIA-MA's Survivor & Family Caregiver Virtual Conference is Open!
Registration is NOW open for BIA-MA's Survivor and Family Caregiver Virtual Conference being held November 8 & 9, 2023. This virtual 2-day event will feature 7 insightful and informational workshops to inspire, encourage, and embrace the needs of brain injury survivors and family caregivers. There is no cost to register and we encourage all survivors and family caregivers to attend. Professionals are welcome. Learn more
Upcoming Events
| Event | When | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Survivor & Family Caregiver Virtual Conference | Wed & Thurs, November 8 & 9 | Registration is NOW OPEN for BIA-MA's Survivor and Family Caregiver Virtual Conference held November 8 & 9, 2023. This virtual 2-day event will feature 7 insightful and informational workshops to inspire, encourage, and embrace the needs of brain injury survivors and family caregivers. Learn more and register |
Unmasking Brain Injury Project
BIA-MA is pleased to announce our partnership with the Unmasking Brain Injury Project! Our goal is simple – offer every brain injury survivor the opportunity to create their own mask, tell their own story, and provide opportunities for the masks to be displayed in public places. Collectively this project partners with brain injury agencies across the country – and we are proud to join their ranks to illustrate brain injury and its impact. Follow along with us via social media and stay tuned for upcoming events where the masks will be on display. Interested in getting involved? Contact Cynthia Cardeli, Dir. Programs & Services, at 508-475-0032 or ccardeli@biama.org