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Acquired Brain Injury (ABI)

Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) Partnership Project

Every year in our province, about 2,200 people sustain an acquired brain injury (ABI). Some of the most common causes for this injury are motor vehicle collisions, strokes, falls and aneurysms. About 150 of the people injured each year will need multiple services and lifetime supports.

The Acquired Brain Injury Partnership Project is an innovative partnership between SGI and Saskatchewan Health that is recognized around the world. The partnership develops and implements services and supports for persons with acquired brain injuries and their families.

Our goal is to provide individual and family support to people with acquired brain injury so that they may live successfully in their communities with improved quality of life.

There are currently 40 community-based programs that serve Saskatchewan residents.

		About Acquired Brain Injury Common questions about Acquired Brain Injuries

		Alcohol and Drug Use after a Brain Injury Information about the impact on your health.

		Acquired Brain Injury Community Grants Community Grants enable community groups to establish, enhance and deliver programs that address traffic safety concerns and prevention initiatives in their communities.

Related Documents

Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) Program Evaluation 2004 - 2006
		abi-program-evaluation-2004-06.pdf ( 640.5 KB )
Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) 5 Year Project Evaluation Summary of Key Findings: ABI Partnership Project 5-year Evaluation
		abi-5year-project-evaluation.pdf ( 395.9 KB )
Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) Alcohol and Drugs Eight points to consider when deciding whether people with brain injuries should drink alcohol or use drugs.
		abi-alcohol-drugs.pdf ( 123.6 KB )
Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) Partnership Project Saskatchewan Health and Saskatchewan Government Insurance (SGI) have established a unique partnership to create a coordinated and integrated continuum of community based services for individuals with an acquired brain injury and their families.
		abi-partnership.pdf ( 132.1 KB )
Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) Concussion & Mild Brain Injury Test
		abi-mildbrain.pdf ( 183.7 KB )
Acquired Brain injury (ABI) Brain Walk Concussion Brain Walk is an interactive walk through the brain that helps students from kindergarten through grade six learn about the different functions of the brain and about how to keep their brain safe and healthy.
		abi-brain-walk.pdf ( 179.8 KB )
Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) Education and Prevention Services The Provincial Acquired Brain Injury Education and Prevention Program is part of a comprehensive strategy managed by Saskatchewan Health and funded by Saskatchewan Government Insurance (SGI).
		abi-education.pdf ( 117.5 KB )
Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) Outreach Teams The Regional Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) Outreach Teams are part of the ABI Partnership Project, a community-based service continuum managed by Saskatchewan Health and funded by Saskatchewan Government Insurance (SGI).
		abi-outreach.pdf ( 131.8 KB )
The Survival Guide - Living with Acquired Brain Injury in the Community
		abi-survival-guide.pdf ( 1.4 MB )

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Acquired Brain Injury (ABI)

Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) Partnership Project