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Who We Are

The Alamo Head Injury Association (AHIA) supports survivors of brain injury, their parents and spouses, other family members and friends, and professionals in the San Antonio area.

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Services

What We Do


Monthly Support Groups

We host a monthly support group for those who have experienced TBI as well as their Caregivers.

Annual Brain Injury Symposium

We host an annual symposium in March for health care providers, professionals, and other related disciplines.

Grant Programs

We offer grants to those who have experienced TBI to assist with expenses such as education, home accessibility modifications, recreation, and medical care.

Upcoming Event

22nd Annual Brain Injury Symposium


On March 28, 2023 from 8 AM – 4PM the Alamo Head Injury Association (AHIA) will host its 22nd Annual Brain Injury Symposium at the Whitley Theology Center in San Antonio, Texas.

Why We Are Here

In 1982, a group of family members and health professionals came together to form the Alamo Head Injury Association (AHIA) of San Antonio. The AHIA was born from a sense of helplessness and mutual frustration experienced by families and survivors in their search for appropriate support.

Prior to 1982, Texas lacked both public and private agencies dedicated to providing emotional support, advice, guidance, or other help for those who are suddenly faced with both the immediate and potentially long term effects of head injury.

Our members are survivors of brain injury, their family members and caregivers, and professionals in the San Antonio area.

We face a tremendous challenge, but also have a tremendous opportunity.

AHIA Mission Statement:

“Improving the quality of life for survivors of head injury and their families”

How We Serve the Community

in a year


11

Support Groups

24

Grants Provided

5

Community Events