February 7, 2015
BIAT is proud to share their latest awareness raising video. The video raises awareness around a consideration to acquired brain injury (ABI) that often occurs after it is too late. It also challenges the public misconception that it requires a significant event, such as a car crash, that leads to an ABI. You can play the video in the player below.
BIAT has a key role in raising community awareness of acquired brain injury from both a prevention perspective and increasing people's understanding of the impact a brain injury can have on a person's life. This video clip was developed to highlight that a brain injury can happen to anyone, at any time, anywhere.
BIAT thank Domin8 Designs for the work done in developing the video based on the requirements of the brief.
The 2024 BIAT Annual General Meeting will be held at the Hobart ABC Building on Monday 25th November 2024.
View Article >Learn how the Employ Me program, showcased at the 9th National Brain Injury Conference, is helping individuals with brain injury build confidence, motivation, and skills for employment.
View Article >Explore the Brain Injury Association of Tasmania’s 2025 Planner, designed for people with cognitive impairment and brain injury. Featuring self-care checklists, budgets, and daily challenges, it supports daily living and well-being.
View Article >