Brain Injury Association of Sarnia Lambton is a nonprofit charitable organization in Sarnia-Lambton that supports people affected by acquired and traumatic brain injury and their caregivers. It provides education, advocacy, weekly peer and caregiver support groups, and a range of therapeutic, recreational, and social programs such as art classes, adapted activities, wellness sessions, and community events. The association also runs awareness campaigns and fundraising initiatives to sustain services and resources for survivors and families.
Last updated on Feb 8th, 2026
Sue led a short Qi Gong introduction during the Brain Injury Association of Sarnia Lambton coffee group, helping members relax and relieve headaches and shoulder tension. The organization plans to set up formal classes in November 2026, offering a gentle, beginner friendly option for local participants.
The Brain Injury Association of Sarnia Lambton observed Concussion Awareness Week from September 27 to October 3, 2026, with a flag raising at Seaway Centre Parkette in Sarnia and a public education push. The campaign highlighted national concussion statistics and quoted the Honorable Marjorie Michel on how concussions can affect thinking, feelings and sleep, wrapping with the message when in doubt, check it out.
The Brain Injury Association of Sarnia Lambton thanked Sal and his team after enjoying a Thanksgiving meal catered by Sal's Family Restaurant Sarnia in Corunna, posted on October 10, 2026. The short local note highlights community connection and appreciation for the meal and service.
The Brain Injury Association of Sarnia Lambton publicly thanked the St Clair Catholic District School Board for participating in an awareness activity on 2026-10-08. The message expresses pride and appreciation for the school board's involvement, highlighting local partnership in awareness work.
The Brain Injury Association of Sarnia Lambton published its September events calendar on 2026-09-02 with a short inspirational message from Confucius. Visit the association's channels to view the full September schedule, find event details, and see how to participate or volunteer locally.
The Brain Injury Association of Sarnia Lambton posted an upbeat announcement inviting the community to an upcoming night event and asking people to mark their calendars and share the news. The message emphasizes connection and eagerness to meet attendees, with logistical details to be shared by the organization.
Join Shreena Dew for a bead plants craft afternoon hosted by the Brain Injury Association of Sarnia Lambton, a hands on activity that promotes hand eye coordination and creative expression. The original post invites participants to a relaxed crafting session focused on making decorative bead plants that require no watering.
The Brain Injury Association of Sarnia Lambton shared a warm update about a coffee group meeting on 2026-08-25 where attendees enjoyed personal brain shaped cookies. It reads like a low key, welcoming social gathering for community members and supporters interested in peer connection and local programming.
A brief follow up from the Brain Injury Association of Sarnia Lambton shares highlights from last week s coffee group meeting on August 23, 2026. The post is a friendly recap designed to help members revisit conversation points and stay connected.
The Brain Injury Association of Sarnia Lambton celebrated a recent watercolour painting class led by instructor Shreena Dew, praising participant creativity and talent. The post highlights a warm, supportive session ideal for learners seeking guided watercolor practice within a community setting.
Join Shreena Dew at VON for a relaxed watercolour lesson with a short colour theory segment on August 20, 2026 at 1:00 PM, hosted by the Brain Injury Association of Sarnia Lambton. Bring your curiosity and enjoy a guided session designed to leave you with a finished, cute art piece.
The International Symphony Orchestra presented a sensory friendly concert at the Sarnia library with low lighting, available earplugs, and quiet rooms, an approach highlighted by the Brain Injury Association of Sarnia Lambton. The program shows how orchestras can adapt live performances to be more inclusive for people with traumatic brain injury symptoms and concussions.
Robyn from Michaels Stores in Sarnia visited the Brain Injury Association of Sarnia Lambton to lead a loom knitting session and donated craft supplies. The visit combined hands on instruction with community support and gratitude for the time and materials shared.
Join Riley for an afternoon of Euchre hosted by the Brain Injury Association of Sarnia Lambton today at 1:00 PM. This casual cards session offers friendly play and a welcoming community setting, check with the organizer for exact venue details.
The Brain Injury Association of Sarnia Lambton posted a thank-you after their AGM and Summer BBQ on August 7, 2026, celebrating another year together. The message highlights community appreciation and invites members and supporters to look for event recaps or photos from the association.
The Brain Injury Association of Sarnia Lambton is hosting summer fun at the Canatara Beach pavilion today, 2026-08-07. This casual beachside gathering invites the community to drop by for relaxed outdoor social time and family friendly activities.
The Brain Injury Association of Sarnia Lambton shared its August calendar of events on 2026-08-02 and invited the community to attend. Check their calendar for program dates, participation details, and how to register or contact organizers.
The Brain Injury Association of Sarnia Lambton issued an important weather related message on 2026-07-29 noting recent weather conditions and urging community attention to safety. Check local sources and organizational channels for any follow up guidance from the association.
The Brain Injury Association of Sarnia Lambton posted a friendly recap on 2026-07-23 thanking instructor Shreena Dew and all participants from a recent art class. The message celebrates community participation and creativity with a warm tone and a paint palette emoji.
For World Brain Day the Ontario Brain Institute and partner organizations are running a free 5 Day Brain Health Challenge on the Dawn DTx app, open to Canadians from July 22 to July 26, 2026. The program helps you measure and track daily stress levels with short guided activities and practical prompts to support cognitive wellbeing.
Join Shreena for a focused art class hosted by the Brain Injury Association of Sarnia Lambton on 2026-07-23 at 1:00 PM. The session challenges you to draw without lifting your hand, then color and outline with a black marker to boost focus and hand eye coordination.
The Brain Injury Association of Sarnia Lambton invites family, friends, and supporters to its Annual General Meeting and Summer BarBQ at the Beach Pavilion at Canatara Park on Friday, August 7, 2026. Expect a community focused meeting paired with a relaxed outdoor barbecue for members and guests.
The Brain Injury Association of Sarnia Lambton posted a playful update from their afternoon Euchre social, noting a great turnout and a few amusing moments. It highlights a friendly card game gathering that brings local participants together for relaxed conversation and community connection.
The Brain Injury Association of Sarnia Lambton posted a July program calendar announcement on 2026-07-06 with a seasonal note that it is never too hot for watermelon. This brief update signals July programming and invites readers to check the association's channels for full details.
The Brain Injury Association of Sarnia Lambton posted a monthly activities announcement on June 4, 2026 inviting the community to see what is planned at BIASL this month. Check BIASL channels for the full schedule, sign up details, and any support group or program notices.
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