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Support, advocacy and social activities for survivors of acquired brain injuries and their families, including those living with persisting concussion symptoms * peer support program * information and referral * public and professional awareness and education * housing assistance * support in accessing stable forms of financial assistance such as ODSP * free community outingsSpecial series programs run at various times throughout the year, including: Persistent Concussion Series & ABI Info Series. warm line open for support and information (12-4 P.M. Monday to Thursday)peer led caregiver support groupbrain injury support groups for adults: women, mixed gender, people who identify as LGBTQI Wellness Recovery Action Plan (WRAP) groupsOn-line Gentle Hatha YogaSocial Drop-InsBrain Injury and Justice program: assistance from supervised social work students to help people living with brain injury navigate the legal system - Ontario Widewww.abijustice.org - online toolkit on brain injury and the criminal justice system in Ontario *Information for lawyers and people living with brain injury available. COVID-19 service changes: all programs have moved online