A.B.L.E.

A.B.L.E. (Adults with Brain injury Living Everyday) is a support group which is organized and run by Marina White, President of the Newfoundland and Labrador Brain Injury Association Board. The group meets every Wednesday for activities such as bowling, cards, bingo or movies.

A.B.L.E. often pairs with other Community Partners such as Eastern Health to promote healthy living. The group has been visited by experts in exercise and nutrition and participants learned how to shop for and make healthy and delicious food. A survivor summer camp is being considered in the near future.

For more information call Marina at (709) 368-7119 or email here. Or contact us directly by clicking here.

Community:

• A.B.L.E. hosts an annual hot dog sale at the Miller Centre during Brain Injury Awareness Month (June) as a fundraiser and awareness campaign. 

Who:
• accepts referrals from the L.A. Miller Centre, hospitals across the province, health and legal professionals, general community and self referrals.
• is represented at local workshops, educational platforms and national conferences.

Our Vision:
• A.B.L.E. has grown in numbers, expanded across our province and is a voice and advocate for adults with brain injury.
• needs to work with the medical professions and families from the time a patient has been identified with a brain injury and be a support system for the families.
• is a source of community support for survivors once they’ve left the acute care hospital system.
• assists survivors to live happy and fulfilled lives to best of all abilities.