Brain Injury SA

Brain Injury SA ensures that anyone with an Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) is given equal consideration in all services, support and care. People with ABI are often not recognised as having any form of disability due to the sometimes ‘hidden nature’ of their injury. This may mean that they don’t receive the consideration given to others whose disability is more visible. Therefore Brain Injury SA holds the following at its core: Purpose > Identify needs and represent issues > Advocate for action on issues that cause disadvantage > Identify, develop, and initiate improved services > Be well-informed and actively share information > Deliver specialised services where appropriate Beliefs > People with an ABI, their partners, and families are entitled to the protection of their human, legal, civil and consumer rights > People with an ABI deserve the highest standard of care and support Values > We give voice to people with an ABI > We demonstrate mutual respect and courtesy in our respective roles