The Brain Injury Association of New Jersey receives many requests for information about brain injury programs, services and professionals, and many other requests for information about resources that are more generally geared toward persons with any kind of a disability. In this section we are presenting a sampling of these types of resources.

TBI Fund

Established by the New Jersey State Legislature in 2002, the New Jersey Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) Fund allows New Jersey residents who have survived an acquired brain injury to obtain services and supports; and also supports public education, outreach and prevention activities related to brain injury. The fund is administered by the New Jersey Department of Human Services, Division of Disability Services. Find Out More...

Programs, Services and Professionals

These statewide resources include rehabilitation hospitals; attorneys and business partners that provide vital services for those affected by brain injury and are committed to the work of the Brain Injury Association of New Jersey. Note: This list is not all-inclusive and pertains to Corporate Circle members only. Find Out More...

Other sources of help

Included on this page are valuable places to start when looking for more information about brain injury and more generic resources for persons with disabilities. Find Out More...

Related Articles

This link takes you to brain injury-related articles from the Brain Injury Association of America website.

Ongoing studies

The studies listed on this page are seeking participants. Go to this page to find out how you can become involved. Find Out More...

For additional information about specific brain injury programs, services and professionals, or for more general information about resources, please contact one of our Information and Resources Specialists at the Family Helpline, 1 (800) 669-4323, the main association number (732) 745-0200 or via e-mail at info@bianj.org.