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SABIC's Colour It Up! 2025
The Seizure & Brain Injury Centre is inviting the community to join them for this fun, family event, which aims to fundraise and raise awareness for our programs for those who are touched by brain injuries, concussions, and seizure disorders.
WHEN? Saturday June 14th, 2025
WHERE? The event’s home-base is at the MRCA Building at the south lot at Gillies Lake
WHAT? The participants walk or run around Gillies Lake. Throughout the circuit, willing participants will have a non-toxic coloured powder doused on them – that’s the extra fun part!
TIME? Registration is open at 10:00am and the circuit around the lake begins around 11:00am
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New Beginnings Day Program
- Social & Recreational Programs
- Exercise & Mindfulness Programs
- Life Skills Programs
- Community Outings & Special Events
- Virtual Online Programs
Peer Mentoring
- OBIA Peer Mentoring Program
- GBV Peer Mentoring Program
Advocacy & Referral
- Assistance with official paperwork
- Referral to other agencies and organizations
- Technology & Devices Training
Epilepsy Services
- Support and Advocacy
- Early Intervention Services
- Consultation and Outreach
- Community Education
Support Group
- Men’s Support Group held virtually
- Caregiver Support
- Uplift Epilepsy Support Group
- Peer Support Groups
Our Mission
We are committed to promoting independence and optimal quality of life for individuals living with epilepsy and/or acquired brain injury and their families, through support, advocacy and public education.
Our Vision
We are here to assist those with acquired brain injury and seizure disorder to live their best, most fulfilled lives. We hope to do this by providing services, resources and educational materials that enable the community and our clients to better understand their conditions. Our goal is to provide the support needed to pursue a healthy, active life in spite of physical or cognitive disabilities.
Think Ahead Campaign
Let’s call concussions what they are, mild traumatic brain injuries. Proceeds of each Think Ahead beanie will help support the Seizure & Brain Injury Centre in our mission to educate on the prevention of brain injuries!
Did you know that pompoms are said to have been worn by sailors to prevent them from bumping their heads when they worked in tight spaces and when the seas were rough!
Help us raise awareness of the Think Ahead Campaign on social media by tagging #Seizure&BrainInjuryCentre when you wear your Think Ahead beanie this winter!
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