Clubhouses
Our Clubhouses provide vital peer support, group rehabilitation and cognitive rehabilitation to build independence and encourage learning new skills.
They are places where brain injury survivors gather and are accepted. They are supportive, welcoming environments where members are encouraged to nurture new interests and social connections. Weekly activities vary from art and yoga to history and woodwork, covering a range of educational, social and cognitive rehabilitation.
Currently we have Clubhouses in many counties in Ireland and we continue to campaign for more investment in this much needed service.
Accessing Our Services
Learn more about how to access our Clubhouse and other support services.



Acquired Brain Injury Ireland is calling for €2.3m in Budget 2027 to end “postcode lottery”
Chair of Oireachtas Committee on Disability Matters visits our Limerick service
‘Waiting for James’ Book Launch
World Brain Day Coffee Morning – Meath