A new cutting-edge website, www.njdrivereducation.com, will provide New Jersey Driver Education instructors with ready-to-use curriculum, videos, and other information that will aid in the instruction of their students Read More...

Fans of CNBC have the opportunity to bid on an insightful private tour of the station’s headquarters and studios with Becky Quick, one of the hosts of the signature morning show “Squawk Box.” Bids for the auction, which will benefit the Brain Injury Association of New Jersey, can be made at http://www.charitybuzz.com/auctions/bianj/catalog_items/200100. The auction will end at 2 p.m. (EST) on March 17. Read More...

New Brunswick, NJ—The Brain Injury Association of New Jersey will offer its free educational session Brain Injury Basics for Families on Tuesday, February 16, from 7 to 9 p.m. at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital, EMS Building, 2nd Floor Classroom.  Read More... 

The New Jersey Legislature is considering the development of a task force that would help develop best practices for education professionals who work with students with traumatic brain injury. The Brain Injury Association of New Jersey respectfully calls on the State Legislature and the Governor to approve of this Special Education and Traumatic Brain Injury Task Force by the end of the current legislative session. Read More...

Colts Neck, NJ—The Brain Injury Association of New Jersey will offer its free educational session Brain Injury Basics for Families on Tuesday, January 5, from 6 to 8 p.m. at Doorbrook Park Activity Center, 209 Route 537 East.  Read More...

Phillipsburg, NJ— A new support group has been formed for people with brain injury in Warren and Hunterdon counties. The support group will allow participants to meet others in similar situations, gain valuable emotional support and friendships, obtain information and resources, and hear speakers discuss a variety of brain injury topics.  Read More...

Phillipsburg, NJ— A new support group has been formed for people with brain injury in Warren and Hunterdon counties. The support group will allow participants to meet others in similar situations, gain valuable emotional support and friendships, obtain information and resources, and hear speakers discuss a variety of brain injury topics.  Read More...

The Brain Injury Association of New Jersey has introduced Michael J. Niemiec as its new Board Chairperson and has elected new board members and trustees for the upcoming year. John Tiene, who served as Chairperson for the last two years, will remain on the board with the title of Past Chairperson.  Read More...

A new website NJteenDriving (www.njteendriving.com) will help increase awareness and educate parents about the risks associated with teen driving. The site was developed by the Brain Injury Association of New Jersey upon recognizing that an informed parent plays a key role in keeping teens and young adults safe on our roads.Read More...

North Brunswick, NJ— The Brain Injury Association of New Jersey has been named the State Lead Center for New Jersey as part of a national network of healthcare institutions in what is being called the largest collaborative effort in the history of pediatric medicine. Read More...