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It’s been traumatic. We understand. This is where your journey begins. You lead the way, and our experts will be by your side.
Learn what drives us
How we help rebuild
lives after brain injury
Our Services
Our expert teams support individuals and families recovering from the impacts of brain injury by offering services and tools that help them live their fullest lives with confidence.
Understanding Brain Injury
Brain injury doesn’t just affect the person who acquires it. It impacts the lives of their family, friends and loved ones too, as they come to terms with its physical, psychological and emotional effects.
Our Impact
If your life was derailed by brain injury, you’d like to know there were people who could help you get it back on track.
98.7%
of survivors in our services said our support ‘enabled me to do things better’
62
number of young survivors we’ve transitioned out of nursing homes
Tony’s Story
Tony was a dedicated father of five and a skilled mechanic who had spent over 30 years fixing cars and solving problems. The garage wasn’t just his workplace—it was a community where his skills were valued, and friendships were built.
Then, one ordinary workday in 2004, everything changed in an instant. A forklift tyre exploded, throwing Tony across the yard and leaving him with serious injuries—including a brain injury that would alter his life forever.
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Aisling’s Story
Aisling Morris was a vibrant, creative 18-year-old art student, with a love for photography, music, and friends.
When she was struck by a car, two steps from her family’s driveway, she was left with a severe brain injury, fighting for her life.
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Join Our Team
Rebuilding lives through rehabilitation takes time. It also requires the ability to see things differently and think outside the box. That’s why we hire problem-solvers who drive everyday solutions to help survivors adapt to life after brain injury. If you’re interested in a career where you can see the difference you make every day, we would love to hear from you.
