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For many people living with acquired brain injury, recovery is about more than physical healing.
It can mean rebuilding confidence, identity, independence and connection after life has changed in an instant.
But social isolation is one of the most devastating and overlooked consequences of brain injury.
More than 60% of people living with an acquired brain injury report limited or no social interactions outside of family and healthcare providers.
With 1 in 45 Australians living with an acquired brain injury, this means more than 250,000 people may be experiencing loneliness, disconnection and a loss of belonging.
Isolation can lead to increased anxiety and depression, lower resilience, emotional fatigue and reduced confidence. Recent changes aimed at reducing participation in the NDIS mean this number is set to rise in the coming years.
Your tax-deductible donation helps BrainLink create opportunities for people living with brain injury to connect, be heard and feel part of a community again.
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Brain injury can change everything. Connection can help rebuild someone’s life.
This year, BrainLink has been running community forum events that bring together people living with acquired brain injury, carers, family members, healthcare providers and the broader community.
These forums create safe, empowering spaces where people can share their stories, often publicly for the first time.
For someone living with acquired brain injury, telling their story is not just an act of expression. It can be an act of reclaiming identity.
Give people like Paul a voice to inspire and connect people living with brain injury.
When Paul experienced a brain injury, his life changed in an instant.
Through BrainLink’s community forums, Paul found the courage to share his story publicly. Speaking in front of others helped him rebuild confidence, reconnect with others and feel part of something bigger than his injury.
His journey shows what is possible when people living with brain injury are given the chance to connect, contribute and be heard.
Your donation helps make stories like Paul’s possible.
Paul’s story
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No one should have to navigate life after brain injury alone.
Your donation helps BrainLink reduce social isolation by creating community forums where people living with acquired brain injury can connect with others, share their experiences and rebuild confidence.
Donate today to help people living with brain injury feel seen, heard and connected.
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$50
Supports community outreach to connect people to an event.
$100
Enables the offering of helpful educational resources.
$250
Contributes towards gifts for guest speakers on the day.
$500
Enables the provision of catering and individualised support on the day.
$2000
Funds the operational cost of a single event.
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Thanks to our supporters
Sam Varsaci
$50
3 months ago
Wui Tan
$30
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Mary Vella
$25
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Sharyn Mains
$50
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$20
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Paul Santavas
$100
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Ian Wakefield
$50
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