If you’re caring for someone and you need support or have care questions, here is a list of provincial resources for caregivers. Some resources are specific to ABI, others are general resources for caregivers

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Coping with brain injury: Caregiver Guide from Ottawa Hospital

Brain Injury Association of Nova Scotia Supporting the Supporter Series For family and caregivers.

This six-session program is designed to assist family and caregivers in exploring your role, acknowledge how your life has changed, and provide you with strategies for managing challenges while connecting with others with similar experiences. We have offered this series both in-person and online. While this series has completed, the videos are still available for you to watch, and learn for free! WATCH NOW on YouTube.

Resources & Education Opportunities to Help Caregivers When They Need it Most

The Ontario Caregiver Organization exists to support Ontario’s 3.3 million caregivers who provide physical and/or emotional support to a family member, partner, friend or neighbour in need.

This resource is not specific to Acquired Brain Injury, The Ontario Caregiver Organization exists to support all caregivers in Ontario.

Ontario Caregiver Support Organization (OCO)

While these programs are not focused on Brain Injury, they are connecting and supporting caregivers. The mission is to ensure all caregivers can access the support they need, regardless of diagnosis, where they live or their age. Visit ontariocaregiver.ca

TIf you’re caring for someone and you need support or have care questions, call the 24/7 Ontario Caregiver Helpline: 1-833-416-2273 or visit ontariocaregiver.ca. Resources available in English and in French

Ontario Caregiver Support Organization Ontario Caregiver – Ontario Caregiver Organization

Resources and education for caregivers. Young Caregivers – Young Caregivers Connect