The Reconnecting Program serves adult brain injury survivors by providing opportunities to learn basic computer skills and purchase a refurbished computer. To consists of a combination of 3 complimentary programs, which include:

• Computer Courses
• Computer Refurbishing Program
• Volunteering

Process for Acceptance into Program

Who can apply?

• Individuals who are eighteen years of age or older
• Have an acquired brain injury resulting from
• Independent with their physical needs or have personal attendant to provide assistance.
• Managing challenges such as substance abuse, mental health issues or chronic pain with the help of appropriate professionals.

Computer Courses

Individuals taking computer classes: fill out an application form submit documentation substantiating that an acquired brain injury has occurred

have an assessment to determine which class level is most appropriate for the individual pay $20.00 fee for class commit to attending 4 classes twice a week for 4 weeks to be held consecutively

Computer Refurbishing Program

• Individuals interested in purchasing a refurbished computer:
• Contact the Reconnecting Coordinator
• Provide proof of brain injury for survivors
• Provide later of reference and proof on income for individuals who qualify as low income participants
• Discuss wants and needs in terms of software
• Make payment on computer (layaway if need be)
• Pick-up once final payment has been made
• For further information regarding Computer Refurbishing Program, please click here

Volunteer Program

Individuals volunteering with EBIRS:

• Fill out the Volunteer Application Form
• Participate in an interview with the Reconnecting Coordinator.
• Complete a Police Check.
• Complete our Volunteer Orientation.
• For further information regarding Volunteer Program, please click here.