If you or a loved one has endured a brain injury or stroke, ARBI is here to help. Apply today to access our specialized programs and services designed to support you on your recovery journey.
If you’re a brain injury or stroke survivor, a family member, a caregiver, or a community healthcare provider outside Alberta Health Services Calgary Brain Injury Program, you can initiate the application process using the forms provided below. Please review the eligibility and exclusion criteria for survivors before applying.
For referrals within the Calgary Brain Injury Program, contact Alberta Health Services directly at 403.944.8642.
We understand that financial constraints can be a significant barrier to accessing the services you need. ARBI offers bursaries to provide essential financial assistance to those who qualify. For more information about our bursaries and how to apply, please visit our Bursary Program page.
Eligibility Criteria
Exclusion Criteria
• Rehabilitation Services: Have a moderate to severe impairment from an acquired brain injury within the past 5 years.
• Wellness Services: Have a moderate to severe impairment from an acquired brain injury.
• Recreation Programs: Open to all levels of acquired brain injury.
• Medical documents supporting the diagnosis of a brain injury will be requested.
• 18 years of age or older
• Determined medically stable by a physician
• Resides within the boundaries of the Calgary Region
• Has functional or recreational goals related to participation in the context of their residence or community
• Has the endurance required to participate in a therapeutic program
• Hospitalized as an inpatient, including transition units
• Has congenital/development problems not considered to be an acquired brain injury (e.g. cerebral palsy, developmental delay, down syndrome)
• Has a progressive disorder/disease not considered to be an acquired brain injury (e.g. Alzheimer’s disease, dementia, multiple sclerosis, Parkinson’s disease)
• Active substance abuse or misuse
• Client or support person(s) behaves in a manner inconducive to a therapeutic environment
Application Process
Submit your completed application form(s) via one of the following methods:
ARBI’s intake team will review the application and contact the client/family within two weeks to discuss the next steps.
You may meet the eligibility criteria for our Supports for Community Living (SCL) or Community Access for People in Continuing Care (CAPCC) programs. These programs have different eligibility and application processes, offering free services to those who qualify. Visit our Community Living & Access Programs page to learn more and see if you qualify for these additional supports that can further enhance your journey towards independence and meaningful community engagement.
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