The Brain Injury Association of Missouri (BIA-MO) is a 501(C)3 non-profit organization. We provide support, education, recreation, referral services and advocacy for persons with brain injury and their families as well as professionals and the community.
Increased revenue for brain injury services
The Budget Conference Committee maintained the House version of $614,000 of general revenue for brain injury services, HB10.650.0262.
This general revenue increase will help survivors of brain injury have the opportunity to return to work, live independently within the community and live a quality life with brain injury.
BIA-MO Donald Danforth Jr. Wilderness Camp
May 26-31, 2013
The Brain Injury Association of Missouri (BIA-MO) Donald Danforth Jr. Wilderness Camp is a week-long organized outdoor experience, held at Wonderland Camp in Rocky Mount, Missouri for persons with a brain injury, ages 18 and older.
The BIA-MO Donald Danforth Jr. Wilderness Camp is dedicated to assisting survivors. Activities such as swimming, boating, fishing, arts & crafts, sports, games and miniature golf are adapted to the abilities. Participation in camp offers individuals with brain injuries opportunities for fun, time with others with brain injury and relaxation.
Make plans to join us for the Donald Danforth, Jr. Wilderness Camp from May 26-31, 2013! For more information click here, contact the Brain Injury Association of Missouri at 1-800-444-6443 or send us an email by clicking on Contact Us.
Download an application now. Please print the application, complete all information, and send it with your non-refundable deposit of $100 to reserve your slot.
Bowling for Brain Injury
June 22, 2013
Let’s ‘spare’ no time…’strike’ up some fun…and roll a ‘perfect game’ for survivors of brain injury and their families.
Missouri has been chosen as one of five states for a national pilot fundraising event called Bowling for Brain Injury and the Brain Injury Association of Missouri (BIA-MO) is going all out to make it a winner.
Mark your calendars for June 22 and get your teams together. Events will be held in St. Louis at the Brunzwick Zone – Chesterfield and in Springfield at Enterprise Lanes. Read more about it on the Events page, or check out all the details at www.BowlingforBrainInjury.org or email bowling@biausa.org.
26th Annual Charity Golf Tournament to benefit the Brain Injury Association of Missouri
Make Your Mark for Brain Injury!
Sunday, August 18, 2013
Norman K. Probstein Community Golf Course – Forest Park, St. Louis
18-hole golf scramble, lunch, dinner, live and silent auctions, and oncourse games make for a full day of fun.
Sponsorship and golf packages available. Contact the BIA-MO offi ce at www.biamo.org, 314-426-4024, or 800-444-6443. Click here for a Save the Date postcard.
Brain Injury Association of Missouri Annual Statewide Professional Conference
October 17 – 18, 2013
St. Charles Convention Center
The Brain Injury Association of Missouri 9th Annual Statewide Conference is an educational opportunity for healthcare professionals as well as survivors of brain injury and their families.
This is the only conference in Missouri established to specifically address issues relating to brain injury.
The BIA-MO 9th Annual Statewide Conference features national and local experts sharing cutting edge technologies, innovative therapeutic and program strategies, and current trends in research.
Check back often as additional information as Keynote and session speakers are confirmed. For information about Sponsorship and Exhibit opportunities or to ensure you receive the BIA-MO Conference Registration material, email info@biamo.org.
Survivor and Family Regional Seminar 2013
Eastern Region - St. Charles Convention Center
October 19, 2013
It’s time to register for the free Brain Injury Association of Missouri Survivor and Family Regional Seminar. This educational seminar features local experts to provide information and practical suggestions to help face challenges of life of brain injury.
The seminar begins at 8:30 am and concludes at 3:30 pm. Date and location is: October 19, Eastern Region at St. Charles Convention Center in St. Charles
There is no charge for this seminar but advance registration is required. Click here to register online or click here for more information.
See the Events page for more Upcoming Events!
News and Announcements
Membership – Voice of Brain Injury in Missouri
Your Membership in the Brain Injury Association of Missouri matters. It ensures that survivors of brain injury and their families have access to services, receive support and education to face new challenges, and celebrate accomplishments in their lives.
Click here for more information about Membership.
BIA-MO Office New Location
2265 Schuetz Road
St. Louis, MO 63146-3409
Phone: 314-426-4024 800-444-6443
Fax: 314-426-3290 email:
info@biamo.org
Brain Injury Association of Missouri Board Meetings
Members of the Brain Injury Association of the Missouri are welcome to attend Board Meetings as a guest. The meeting dates for 2012 are February 11, April 14, June 9, September 15, and December 8.
All meetings are held at University Hospital, One Hospital Drive, Columbia, MO 65212 in the Main Street Conference Room on the 1
st Floor. The Executive Committee meets at 9:15 am followed by the Board of Directors meeting at 10:30 am.
All meetings are held at University Hospital, One Hospital Drive, Columbia, MO 65212 in the Main Street Conference Room on the 1
st Floor. The Executive Committee meets at 9:15 am followed by the Board of Directors meeting at 10:30 am.
Brain Injury Awareness Day
March 27 2013
Jefferson City, MO
The purpose of Brain Injury Awareness Day is to educate our state legislators about the needs of individuals who have sustained a brain injury. Experience shows that unless you know someone living with a brain injury, you do not understand the devastating impact on a person’s life.
Brain Injury Awareness Day
March 27 2013
Jefferson City, MO
The purpose of Brain Injury Awareness Day is to educate our state legislators about the needs of individuals who have sustained a brain injury. Experience shows that unless you know someone living with a brain injury, you do not understand the devastating impact on a person’s life.