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Speaking up for brain injury
We give people impacted by brain injury a voice so that their rehabilitation needs may be clearly heard, understood and answered by decision makers. We do this by:
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Making submissions and policy briefings based on the real experiences of brain injury survivors and their families
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Partnering with other organisations who respond to the rehabilitation needs of brain injury survivors
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Putting those with lived experience of brain injury front and centre of our public campaigns for change
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Supporting research that provides strong evidence, improves services, ensures best practice, and helps us to better campaign for policy change
