Rehabilitation Anywhere is a new online programme from Acquired Brain Injury Ireland, providing remote education along with strategies, tips and activities to help anyone who has been affected in some way by an acquired brain injury (ABI). The project makes tools and...
Join us in Making Caring Visible this National Carers Week
Join us this National Carers Week to celebrate the vital role of Family Carers in Ireland, and to help Make Caring Visible! Carers Week takes place from Monday 13 - Sunday 19 June 2022. This is a joint initiative of 10 national partner organisations, led by Care...
On With Life; Supports for Parents/Carers of Children with an Acquired Brain Injury
As excitement is brimming about the RTÉ Toy Show, we are delighted to launch 'On With Life; Supports for Parents/Carers of Children with an Acquired Brain Injury Support for parents/carers of a child with an Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) is currently limited in Ireland,...
Call for process to bring people with acquired brain injury out of Nursing Homes
Call for process to bring people with Acquired Brain Injury out of Nursing Homes Acquired Brain Injury Ireland calls for Government backing to address issues in Wasted Lives report ABII can provide solutions to Ombudsman’s concerns by: Assisting the journey...
Call for Acquired Brain Injury Case Management resource in all counties
Call for Acquired Brain Injury Case Management resource in all counties Greater community management of Brain Injury would reduce admission to nursing homes An allocation of €510,000 to resource a Case Management service for Acquired Brain Injury in all...
What have we learnt about how COVID-19 has influenced services offered by Acquired Brain Injury Ireland?
MSc student Kate O’Donnell, under the supervision of Dr Louise Hopper of the School of Psychology, Dublin City University, set out to find out.