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Acquired Brain Injury Ireland calls for €2m in Budget 2026 to fund a national Brain Injury Case Management Service

This national service would be a critical step in preventing the inappropriate placement of young brain injury survivors in nursing homes.

New book offers lifeline for families affected by acquired brain injury

We are delighted to mark National Carers Week (9–15 June) with the launch of a new digital resource authored by family carers

Brain injury survivors collaborate on an all-Island visual art project as part of Creative Brain Week

Re-Framing, led by artist Rachel Fitzpatrick and created by survivors of brain injury, will be on public display at Trinity College Dublin as part of Creative Brain Week, 9-13 June 2025.

Anvers Housing To Present at International Social Housing Festival 2025 in Dublin

We are delighted to share that our partner organisation, Anvers Housing will be presenting at the International Social Housing Festival (ISHF) in the Convention Centre, Dublin from 4th to 6th June 2025. 

Survivors of acquired brain injury welcome Minister Hildegarde Naughton, TD to their home in Offaly

We were delighted to welcome Minister Hildegarde Naughton, TD to our Midlands service and assisted living residence, ‘Teach Fáilte’, in Mountbolus, Co Offaly, on Wednesday morning, 21st May 2025.

Vote for us in the AIB €1 Million Community Fund!

Would you like to support us to help more brain injury survivors in Ireland to rebuild their lives? AIB is inviting you to vote for your favourite charity in the Community €1 Million Fund, and the charities that receive the most entries will receive €20,000. Vote now at aib.ie/community-fund

Seeking participants for focus group as part of TCD study on ‘Acquired Brain Injury Case Management and its Role in the Rehabilitation Pathway in Ireland’

A Research team commissioned by ABI Ireland are looking for health and social care professionals working with adults with ABI to join a focus group on 3rd June

Minister Norma Foley TD launches ‘Beyond Boundaries’, a new strategy for Acquired Brain Injury Ireland

Minister welcomes ambitious new vision for brain injury survivors across their lifespan, at the Acquired Brain Injury Ireland Resource Centre, Co Kerry

Join the Woof Walking Movement this May to Support Survivors of Brain Injury

Walk your dog a mile in May to raise much-needed funds and awareness for brain injury survivors.

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