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Brain Injury Services provides
community-based rehabilitation through programs and
services that range from fully supported residential
care to community outreach. Programs are funded on a
fee-for-service basis or by the Ministry of Health and
Long Term Care. Visit our About
Us section to read more about our organization.
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Step Up ABI Recovery
 Our
newest initiative offers a comprehensive suite of services
aimed at rehabilitation, development, and the transition
to independent living.
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LUNCH AND LEARN
Wednesday, July 15, 2009
11:30 am to 1:30 pm
The Waterfront Centre
555 Bay Street North
Hamilton, ON
The FSCO FIVE YEAR REVIEW: Implications and strategies for patients, clients and treatment providers.
Presented by:
Rob Deutschmann
Paquette Travers and Deutschmann
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Claire Wilkinson
Lakeshore Law Chambers
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Please RSVP by July 10, 2009 to info.news@braininjuryservices.com or 905 523 8852 ext. 102
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The Brain Injury Services recognizes 2008 as “UNESCO
International Year of Languages.” Languages are
essential to the identity of groups and individuals and
to their peaceful co-existence. They constitute a
strategic factor of progress towards a harmonious
relationship between people. At Brain Injury Services there
is a true diversity of linguistic backgrounds with over 15
languages being spoken fluently by both participants and staff.
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| Brain Injury Services is
offering a new way to view our residential services
with the Virtual Tour.
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Services of Hamilton, Haldimand-Norfolk, Niagara is
recognized by Hamilton Immigrant Workforce Integration
Network (HIWIN) as Diversity Friendly Employer. The
agency became an official partner of HIWIN, whose goal
is to facilitate the smooth integration of immigrants
into workforce and to improve access to employment opportunities
for immigrants in the Hamilton community.
http://hiwin.htab.ca/
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