Clients work towards regaining or learning compensatory skills in areas of cognition, such as memory, attention, problem solving or communication. Additionally, clients can choose to rehabilitate their physical abilities. 

Supports are designed to help Survivors access resources and regain or compensate for functional skills in their home or community. Supports may include finding housing, applying for funding, access to legal supports, access to medical supports, employment, and home management. 

People of all ages are encouraged to learn and participate in activities designed to promote safe play and safe living. Injury prevention sessions may include bike rodeos, child car seat installations, health fairs, school presentations, journey through your brain, helmet fittings, and sport related presentations to recognize the signs of concussion and what to do and not do if a concussion occurs. Follow us on social media for current event information of if you would like BIRS to participate in an event you are hosting.