As cited by Brain Injury Canada from Langois et al., (2006). 

At the Victoria Brain Injury Society, we are dedicated to fight this statistic. We are driven by a relentless determination to make a tangible difference in the lives of those affected.

2023 marks the 40th anniversary of the Victoria Brain Injury Society. Join us in celebrating the 4 decades of impact – we couldn’t do it without you.

92% of intimate partner violence involve a blow to the head, face, and/or neck.

Yet, there is a lack of focus given to the victims of IPV and brain injury.

We strive to eliminate the stigma faced by survivors, enabling a better, more empathetic future for those impacted by concussion and brain injury.

We offer free educational courses for survivors, friends, family & the community to help build a better collective understanding of concussion and brain injury.

We help people navigate the complexities of concussion & brain injury through individual support and numerous group programs. You don’t have to do it alone.