May is Mental Health Awareness Month. In recognition of the millions of Americans who suffer from a mental illness, we take a look at how traumatic brain injuries, or TBIs, affect mental health.

We are thrilled to share that one of our devoted volunteers, Carli Simms, was unanimously accepted for recognition as the Governor's Volunteer Award for Youth Volunteer in March 2023!

We are excited to be participating in Midlands Gives again this year! Thanks to a generous matching gift from the Cheerful Giver, any donations we receive through Midlands Gives from now through May 2nd will be matched dollar for dollar (up to $2,500).

We extend an invitation to you to join us at the 2023 Life with Brain Injury Conference as an exhibitor and/or as a sponsor to inform participants about your interest in brain injury and available resources.

Yoga is good for your brain health because it can reduce stress and anxiety, increase focus and concentration, improve cognitive function, promote neuroplasticity, and enhance brain connectivity.

There are nearly 175,000 South Carolinians living with a disability from a brain injury. The Brain Injury Association of SC (BIASC) has been helping brain injury survivors and their families navigate a complicated health care system and advocate for their disability access and rights since 1998.

We are thrilled to announce that we are hosting another FREE webinar for Brain Injury Survivors! This webinar will be a guided art lesson by artist, Brain Injury Survivor, and Brain Injury Advocate Allison Moir-Smith.

March is Brain Injury Awareness Month across the US. Please join us for our second annual Virtual Walk, Run, & Roll 5K during the week of March 19-25 as we celebrate BIASC's 25th anniversary!