The Kamloops Brain Injury Association serves individuals with acquired brain injuries, their families, caregivers and associates by offering specialized programs and lifeskills education. KBIA also facilitates education and awareness regarding acquired brain injury and offers prevention and safety workshops and seminars to the community.

Kamloops Brain Injury Association is on Facebook!

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Follow this link to the KBIA page: www.facebook.com/pages/Kamloops-Brain-Injury-Association

KBIA New Logo

 

We had the wonderful opportunity to utilize the artistic talents of a digital art and design student who kindly worked on redesigning our logo. The design that was finally approved is very representative of the journey of survivors of brain injury and a testament to their strong determination to reach their full potential.
Dandelions represent the ability to regenerate from their roots. They have the ability to thrive under the most adverse conditions and can teach us persistence and survival.

The seeds' journey symbolizes a time of clothing the past and a symbol of hope for starting something new. They represent new beginnings—of starting again and growing strong. The seeds floating above the logotype are representative of the brain injury survivors on their own unique journey to a new beginning.

 

The Kamloops Brain Injury Association is a non-profit, registered society and registered charity that started in 1986.

 

Mission Statement

KBIA advocates for and provides specialized programs to survivors of acquired brain injuries, and facilitates education and awareness in the community.

 

Strategic Goals:

• Goal # 1: To Ensure Diversified, Stable And Reliable Funding Sources
• Goal #2: To provide specialized programs to assist survivors with brain injuries
  in reaching their full potential
• Goal # 3: To improve data management

 

For more information about Kamloops Brain Injury Association call 250-372-1799