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March is Brain Injury Awareness Month
This March, Alabama Head Injury Foundation humbly asks that you join us in working to raise awareness of the causes and prevention of Traumatic Brain Injury, and also awareness of the wonderful successes, and challenges faced, of those living with traumatic brain injury.
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AHIF invites you to join us throughout the month, and throughout the year, as we seek to bring awareness and understanding for those living with traumatic brain injuries, its causes, and how you can help! Here are some of the activities we have planned surrounding this year's Brain Injury Awareness Month.
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February 26 - AHIF on ABC 33/40's Talk of Alabama
March 3 - Ribbon-cutting for new veteran's TBI Clinic at the University of Alabama March 4 - AHIF Book Reading to Decatur Head Start Program March 5 - AHIF on CBS 42 News March 5 - AHIF Book Reading at Rocky Ridge Elementary March 6-8 - Camp ASCCA Weekend TBI Camp March 10-12 - TBI Advocacy with congressional staffers in Washington D.C. March 14 - Beer, Band & BBQ TBI Awareness and Fundraising Event March 17 - "TBI & Music" Zoom Support Group March 24 - Severe Weather Awareness with ABC 33/40's Meteorologist Emma Kate Cowan March 25 - AHIF Presents to Medical Social Service Organization of Greater Birmingham (MSSO) March 26 - AHIF's Annual Survivor's Panel April 10 - AHIF Sponsors Table at River Region Disability Expo April 17 - AHIF presents to MSSO Annual Conference |
AHIF's Scott Powell and ABC 33/40's Katherine Page
AHIF's Marilyn Davis reads to kids at Decatur Head Start Program
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ABC 33/40 Meteorologist Emma Kate Cowan
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UA TBI Clinic Ribbon Cutting
AHIF Reveals Spring 2026 Caregiver Support Group Sessions!
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AHIF 2025 Annual Report
As a nonprofit that survives off the generosity of supporters, AHIF is committed to transparency when it comes to its programs, its Board of Directors, and its finances. We are pleased to share this Annual Report summarizing our 2025. Thank you to all who helped make possible the great things you see highlighted here.
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Click the image above to view the Annual Report
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AHIF Offers Veteran-Focused Programs!
AHIF is proud to be a grant recipient from the Alabama Department of Veterans Affairs to provide support programs and services to veterans living with the effects of traumatic brain injury and/or PTSD.
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AHIF partnered with our friends at The Red Barn for a day of equine therapy at their beautiful facilities!
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AHIF partnered with local gardener Trace Barnett for a special program on the positive benefits of gardening on reducing stress and anxiety!
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AHIF Holds Final Bright Ideas TBI Camp of 2025!
AHIF is thankful to Lakeshore Foundation for hosting the fifth and final Bright Ideas TBI Camp of 2025! 18 clients took part in the camp, and worked with students from three different partner institutions! From UAB, students from Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapy, Optometry and Neuropsychology took part. From the University of Montevallo, students from Speech Therapy, Social Work and Nursing also participated. And, we once again welcomed the Physical Therapist Assistant program students from Jefferson State Community College. Thank you to all our partners for this outstanding camp!!!!
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Please Consider Supporting AHIF And Our Services To Those Living With Traumatic Brain Injury
Click here to learn how you can sponsor services to a traumatic brain injury survivor for an entire year!
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Please consider clicking above to make a gift in support of AHIF. Thank you!
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Click above to see the members of the AHIF Brain Trust, monthly donors sponsoring an AHIF client
Through our "Help Us Do More With 84" Campaign, generous supporters are helping AHIF by sponsoring one (or more) of the 1,200+ traumatic brain injury survivors AHIF serves each year. These supporters have joined our "Brain Trust" by becoming monthly donors, giving $84 each year to sponsor 1 TBI survivor. To learn more, click the green box above.
