Annual Reports
Each year, the Brain Injury Association of America reports its activities to donors and constituents via an Annual Report.
Everyone in the U.S. who sustains a brain injury is recognized, treated, and accepted.
As the voice of brain injury, we improve the quality of life of people affected by brain injury across their lifespan through advancing prevention, awareness, research, treatment, education, and advocacy.
Change lives and driving positive outcomes.
Build best practices and new approaches to meaningful solutions for our community.
Challenge ourselves, our Affiliates, and our partners to achieve big goals.
Deliver best-in-class program service and supports – backed by research and evidence – and support others in doing the same.
Support a healthy community.
Future Date: December 31, 2026
Increase awareness of brain injury, its prevention, and BIAA by elevating recognition of brain injury as a chronic health condition.
Enhance the BIAA territory map to improve access to services for survivors and caregivers in all states, promoting uniformity in resources and best practices.
Be the leading organization for national advocacy efforts and the first call for proposed brain injury legislation. Promote model legislation across the states to improve insurance coverage and access to care.
Achieve a five-fold increase in referrals to the National Brain Injury Information Center (NBIIC) toll-free services, education, and support line.
Advance care through expansion of national research initiatives and increasing professional competency through the Academy of Certified Brain Injury Specialists (ACBIS).
Unify the brain injury community, broadening engagement by caregivers, survivors, professionals, providers, legislators, and volunteers as partners in a 2025 national stakeholder conference.
Create a sustainable revenue model for BIAA and affiliates by escalating fundraising opportunities with corporations, foundations, and individuals.
Each year, the Brain Injury Association of America reports its activities to donors and constituents via an Annual Report.
The Brain Injury Association of America's annual filings with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS Form 990) are available for public...
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