A Simple Brain Injury Support Group

A Simple Brain Injury Support Group Organization Inc.

Good day, A Simple Brain Injury Support Group Organization Inc. (ASBISG.org) is a state approved neurological impairments and brain injury non-profit organization sanctioned to providing education, peer counseling services and advocating for all involved with neurological impairments. These services are available for family members, caregivers, those impaired or affected by neurological impairments, and educating the public. Fundraising, grants and donations are needed for a lease agreement of a neurological impairments and brain injury resource center location in East Brunswick, NJ, online resources, advocacy, educational documentation, legal counsel and representation for clients, and brain injury awareness items. These educational resources provide support services for those involved with neurological impairments including autism, multiple sclerosis, brain tumors, aneurisms, hydrocephalus, strokes, traumatic brain injuries and more. Donations are for counseling and social work for the hours and time put in, conference calls, website development, and assist keeping support available seven day a week via phone support services available for clients in distress. Local businesses welcome exposure to the community about endorsements they contribute to the public. Donations for fundraising and business involvement accommodate both business relationships and community outreach. We would like to know how we could network together to contribute to the neurologically impaired community. We are building a neurological impairments and brain injury resource center to facilitate care and resources for the thousands we handle support for locally and nationwide here in Middlesex County. The continued efforts have been built to provide companionship, understanding, communication, education, and recreational activities for family, friends, caregivers, and those with impairments together. The neurologically impaired community is enormous but outpatient, family counseling and resources are not readily available, especially by peers.