Help for Brain Injury Survivors and families

Support Groups

AHIA offers in-person support groups for survivors and caregivers. Join us also for virtual caregiver meetings.  For those who are new to Brain Injury support, AHIA holds meetings in local rehabilitation hospitals. Each group blends emotional support, practical strategies, and peer connection, creating a place where participants feel understood, validated, and less alone. 

Financial Aid

AHIA’s financial assistance program, ACAAP, is a practical, dignity‑focused resource that helps survivors overcome the everyday barriers that make recovery harder. It provides funding for essential needs that often isn’t cover—things like ramps, grab bars, mobility equipment, therapy co‑pays, communication tools, education and other safety or independence supports.

Field Trips

An AHIA field trip is a survivor‑centered, accessibility‑minded outing designed to help people with brain injuries safely reconnect with the community. Each trip offers a supportive environment where survivors and caregivers can build confidence, reduce isolation, and enjoy meaningful experiences together. These outings are structured, sensory‑aware, and guided by facilitators who ensure everyone feels included, respected, and empowered.

Resources

AHIA’s resource service is a personalized, hands‑on navigation program that helps survivors and caregivers find the right supports at the right time and connects them with vetted community partners, rehabilitation providers, benefits programs, safety resources, and practical tools that make daily life more manageable. It’s a compassionate service designed to reduce overwhelm, remove barriers, and ensure families don't have to navigate the brain‑injury landscape alone.  Search our partners for resources or reach out to us directly for support.