People living with the effects of brain injury continue to face systemic barriers and challenges in their every day lives.
Here is what we are doing to raise awareness.
People living with the effects of brain injury continue to face systemic barriers and challenges in their every day lives.
Here is what we are doing to raise awareness.
Celebrate our AMAZING ARTISTS who live with the effects of brain injury!
Gallery Hours
Monday to Friday: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Saturday: 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Closed for all statutory holidays
Public Transit
Assembly Hall can be reached either by the 501 Long Branch streetcar, which runs along Lake Shore Blvd. W., or by the 44 Kipling South bus, from Kipling Station.
Location
1 Colonel Samuel Smith Park Drive
🚍 TTC Single Ride Presto Passes Available By Request 🚍
Read the City of Toronto Proclamation, HERE.
Have you ever wondered why our logo is Green and Blue?
Green and blue are the colours of Brain Injury Awareness!
On June 7th, the CN Tower is lighting blue and green for Brain Injury Awareness – a condition which over 500,000 people in Ontario live with – yet continues to be very misunderstood.
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Here’s How YOU Can Help:
At sundown, find a spot to view the CN Tower from anywhere in our city – take a picture and post it on social media with your own message of Brain Injury Awareness!
Hashtags:
#braininjuryawareness
#BrainInjuryAwarenessMonth
#BIAM
#BrainInjuryAcrossCanada
Tag BIST:
Facebook: @BrainInjurySocietyTO
Twitter: @BrainInjuryTO
Instagram: @brainInjurytoronto
TikTok: @braininjurytoronto
Linked In:
Check out our booth at Pride Toronto – the weekend of June 24 and 25th!
Location: On Church St. between McGill St. & Gerrard St.
We are across the street from the A&W at 357 Church Street
Over 50% of the homeless population
lives with brain injury.
Find out more, HERE.
Living with the effects of brain injury is
like using a broken phone you can’t replace. Watch our 47 second video and learn more, HERE.
Learn about the stories of people
who live with brain injury, HERE.
Get the facts on Acquired Brain Injury, HERE.