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  • Home
  • About Us
    • Mission
    • Annual Report
    • Advocacy
    • Board, Staff
  • Education
    • About Brain Injury
    • Library
  • How Can We Help?
    • Resource Facilitation Program
    • Resources
    • For Caregivers
    • Find a Support Group
    • Veteran Programs & Resources
  • Get Involved
    • Join Our Email List
    • Become a Supporter
    • Corporate Sponsorship
    • Volunteer
  • News & Events
    • NEWS
    • Think BIG: Conference >
      • Think Big Sponsorship
    • Dream BIG: Stroll and Roll for Brain Injury Awareness
    • SWING BIG Golf Tournament
    • Betting BIG: Casino Night
    • LIVE BIG: CAMP BIAG registration
    • SUPPORT CAMP BIAG
    • BIG Support: Fundraise for BIAG
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VETERAN PROGRAMS & RESOURCES

The Invisible Injury
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Blasts are a leading cause of a traumatic brain injury (TBI) for military personnel and veterans. Blast TBIs occur from a pressure wave generated by an explosion resulting in cognitive skills that are impaired no matter the severity of the injury. Many problems can arise from a blast TBI that include physical, emotional, and cognitive symptoms. Poor outcomes become more likely when stays in different settings are shortened. The Brain Injury Association of America (BIAA) advocates towards working to improve TBI care for returning service-members and veterans through inclusion of TBI provisions. Some of the new oversight efforts being made include development of individualized recovery programs. One program for veterans includes the Peer Visitor Program for veterans and their loved ones. Other resources for veterans and their families/caregivers can also be found if you scroll to the bottom of the page as well as more information on blast TBIs. Learning about the resources available and the advocacy taking place can help the veterans closest to you!
ANNOUNCEMENT! 
We have an audience for this group that is growing and ready!
                             If you are a Veteran, 1st Responder or Government Service Agent and have had a concussion or a brain injury                             
 we are pleased to announce that you are invited to our first:


Veterans, Responders, Government Service Agents Brain Injury Support Group Meeting
Second Tuesday of each month @ 7:30 pm via Zoom


Know someone that’s interested?  Contact: Cassandra Palmer 
Support Group Liaison Roger Braithwaite  
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See you soon and thank you for your service! 

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Blast TBI

​Blast TBIs are the leading cause of injury among military personnel. Being the lead agency associated with this war in Georgia for Peer Visits for the past 6 years, BIAG has always been there for returning veterans and their families.
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​Veteran Resources

​We offer comprehensive support, help and resources to families. Links to a Traumatic Brain Injury blog are available and so are the benefits that the state of Georgia provides for veterans.  You can also check out the national caregiver support line.
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