Who We Are
The mission of Alamo Head Injury Association (AHIA) is to improve the quality of life and well-being for survivors of brain injury (traumatic or non-traumatic), their caregivers, and their family members.
AHIA exists to assist survivors and their caregivers to cope with the changes in their lives by providing a forum for networking through our monthly support groups, identifying helpful resources, providing recovery process education, and offering grants to qualified applicants.
Upcoming Events
In Person Support Group Wednesday, January 28th, 2026 @ 6PM
Join us for our monthly In Person Support Group Wednesday, January 28th. You won’t want to miss it! We’d love to have you join us! There will be time to chat, eat, and learn. Caregivers also have the option to join in a separate support group just for them.
A yummy meal will be provided – our support group are always free.
Located at Pam Warm Springs – 5101 Medical Dr. in the ConnectAbility Meeting Room 132 on the first floor.
Don’t forget to register all who plan to come!
Virtual Caregiver Support Group
Tuesday, January 20th, 2026 @ 6:30PM
This support group is exclusively for Caregivers. If you care for a loved one with an acquired brain injury, you are invited to join this virtual meeting on Teams or Zoom. When you register to attend, he host will email you a virtual link from AHIAOutreach@alamoheadinjury.org.
What does AHIA strive to do?
We strive to improve the quality of life and well-being for survivors of a traumatic or non-traumatic brain injury (TBI/ABI) and their families to help them reintegrate into family and community.
We strive to serve and assist the survivors and the caretakers in coping with the changes in their lives, particularly for those who reside in Bexar County, Texas and surrounding counties.
Sign up for AHIA emails.
What We Do
Monthly Support Groups
We host monthly, in-person support groups for Survivors of acquired brain injury (ABI) as well as their Caregivers. We also host a monthly virtual support group just for Caregivers.
Annual Brain Injury Symposium
We host an annual symposium in March {Brain Injury Awareness Month] for healthcare providers, professionals, and other related disciplines. This is an opportunity for Continuing Education credits as well as networking.
Grant Programs
We offer grants to those who have experienced moderate to severe acquired brain injury (ABI) to assist with expenses such as education, home accessibility modifications, recreation, and medical care.
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