What we offer
Support Groups
A great opportunity to meet with others who have experiences with brain injury.
What to expect.
A chance to discuss,
A chance to ask questions.
Our meetings are relaxed.
From time to time we have
a speaker.
We always have morning tea.
Come as you are.
All are welcome.
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We run support groups in
Lower Hutt, Porirua. Kapiti, Wairarapa.
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Find out more on our Facebook page or look at our calendar for upcoming events.
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Coffee Groups
A great chance to drop by and chat with others who have experiences with brain injury.
What to expect:
We meet in cafes and bars.
Come and go as you wish.
There's no agenda or programme. We just chat, sometimes about brain injury, sometimes not.
Our get-togethers are relaxed and
all are welcome.
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We meet at The Old Bailey on Lambton Quay and Equinox Cafe in Upper Hutt.
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Find out more on our Facebook page or look at our calendar for upcoming events.
Brain Injury ID Cards
Our Brain Injury ID cards help explain your condition in situationswhere others may not understand. Carry one for a discreet way tocommunicate your needs and ensure better support.
Our Brain Injury ID cards provide a discreet, effective way to communicate the effects of your brain injury in everyday situations.
Front of the card:
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Your name and photo
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Brain Injury NZ 0800 number
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Message: “I have a brain injury. Please be patient.”
Back of the card:
Lists common symptoms you may experience, such as:
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Cognitive challenges (memory, concentration, problem-solving)
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Physical symptoms (balance, fatigue, headaches)
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Sensory issues (changes to sight, hearing, smell)
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Communication difficulties
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Emotional or personality changes
A simple tool that helps others respond with patience, understanding, and support.
Arts Group
This group is all about doing something fun and getting creative.
What to expect:​
Bring along an art project, or just yourself.
All creativity is welcome! This may include music, sewing, painting or anything else you want.
Come and go as you wish.
All are welcome.
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We meet at The Alicetown Community Centre
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Find out more on our Facebook page or look at our calendar for upcoming events.
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Education
We are passionate about equipping people to understand the effects of a head injury. Our office is full of resources designed to help you build an understanding of the effects and some of the ways to manage a brain injury. We also work with schools and prisons to teach people about the impacts of a brain injury.
