Life After
Brain Injury
Belong.  Participate.  Grow.
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It's not too late to make
a 2011 donation!
You can still make a contribution to
Life After Brain Injury and help survivors who have unmet needs or unproductive, unfulfilled lives.

Just send a check to Life After
Brain Injury, P.O. Box 1556,
Thousand Oaks, CA 91358.

Be sure to date it December 31, so we can process it as a 2011 donation. (You can print out a donation form here.) And please know that 100% of your dollars will go to direct services -- none to overhead.

Click here to read our Year End letter -- 2011 Year End Letter -- or Steve's Story -- Steve's Story -- the story of one man's struggle to escape homelessness while grappling with the cognitive challenges presented by his brain injury.



Exciting news!

Life After Brain Injury has opened an office in Simi Valley! We are located at 1918 East Los Angeles Avenue (cross street Erringer) in the RR Gable Realty Company offices. The building is located behind the Regional Center, around the corner from Smart & Final, and kitty-corner across the lot from Simi Surgery Center.

Be sure to call and make an advance appointment -- we're usually out in the community instead of behind the desk.


a Few of the Faces of Brain Injury
Every 23 seconds, a person sustains a traumatic brain injury.

Every 40 seconds, someone has a stroke.

Over 4% of the general population -- some 33,000 people
in Ventura County alone -- lives with a brain injury.

Whether caused by a car accident, stroke, aneurysm,
or terrorist attack in Iraq, brain injury changes everything –
who you are, what you do, how you live.

Many survivors find they can’t keep their lives on track without
occasional or ongoing assistance. Life After Brain Injury is here for them and for their family caregivers as well, who are often as impacted as survivors themselves.


We believe everyone deserves, and has the civil right, to have their basic needs met and the opportunity to pursue a rich, meaningful and productive life.

That's why Life After Brain Injury exists: to support people with brain injury in their efforts to improve the quality of their lives.