Mind Forward Brain Injury Services

Mind Forward Brain Injury Services The client and significant others are welcomed as members of the program planning process, along with our staff and other experts.

Mind Forward Brain Injury Services is a non-profit charitable organization that provides rehabilitation and life-long supports for adults living with acquired brain injury. Mind Forward Brain Injury Services (previously Peel Halton Dufferin Acquired Brain Injury Services) is a non-profit charitable organization, completely funded by the Ministry of Health and Long Term Care (MOH & LTC), the Missis

sauga Halton Local Health Integration Network (LHIN) and Central West LHIN to provide community based rehabilitation and life-long support for adults whose lives have been touched by acquired brain injury. Since incorporating in 1992, Mind Forward has been committed to offering services to all individuals touched by brain injury (including clients, family members and caregivers) based on an assessment of the individual’s needs and through a team approach to service planning and goal-setting.

For over 20 years, our clients have been making memories at Boundless, and this week they’re back for another unforgetta...
06/24/2026

For over 20 years, our clients have been making memories at Boundless, and this week they’re back for another unforgettable adventure.

Nestled in 600 acres of forests, rivers, and trails in the Ottawa Valley, Boundless creates opportunities for people to challenge themselves, build confidence, and connect with the outdoors. It’s a place where friendships grow, new skills are developed, and every day brings a new adventure.

As this year’s group settles in for a week of campfires, canoeing, karaoke, and a lot of laughs, we’re taking a look back at some favourite moments from last year’s excursion.

Recovery doesn’t always look the way people expect.Sometimes it’s learning to speak again. Sometimes it’s finding the co...
06/24/2026

Recovery doesn’t always look the way people expect.
Sometimes it’s learning to speak again. Sometimes it’s finding the confidence to leave the house. Sometimes it’s simply getting through the day.

As Brain Injury Awareness Month comes to an end, we’re creating space for real people to share what life after an acquired brain injury looks like…the hard parts, the small wins, and the moments that remind us hope can grow in unexpected places.

If you want to better understand ABI or hear stories that stay with you long after they’re told, we’d love for you to join us this Thursday.

Contact [email protected] for more info.

Most people with brain injury do not need another form to fill out. They need a system that knows where to send them.on ...
06/22/2026

Most people with brain injury do not need another form to fill out. They need a system that knows where to send them.

on June 15, partners from across Peel, Halton, and Dufferin joined us to continue building the ABI care pathway. The conversation focused on practical ways to improve access, strengthen coordination, and make it easier for people with brain injury to connect with the support they need.

This work is rooted in partnership and a shared commitment to ensuring that no one falls through the cracks.

Thank you to Trillium Health Partners, Halton Healthcare, University Health Network, Hamilton Health Sciences, William Osler Health System, Toronto Rehabilitation Institute, and co-host Judy Gargaro for helping move this important work forward.

Visit our website to learn more about the amazing work of the ABI Pathway.

🧠 Brain injuries can profoundly affect mental health, often worsening pre-existing conditions or triggering new psychiat...
06/20/2026

🧠 Brain injuries can profoundly affect mental health, often worsening pre-existing conditions or triggering new psychiatric symptoms.

Individuals with brain injuries frequently experience issues such as depression, anxiety, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), and other mental health disorders.

A comprehensive treatment plan that addresses both physical and mental health is crucial for a holistic recovery.

Follow our Brain Myths to dispel some of the most common myths about brain injury.

If you asked Tracey’s coworkers to describe her using a movie character, they’d likely choose Mary Poppins.🌂She’s always...
06/18/2026

If you asked Tracey’s coworkers to describe her using a movie character, they’d likely choose Mary Poppins.🌂She’s always prepared, always supportive, and always ready to help.

For over 25 years, Tracey has supported people with ABI, and created countless opportunities for connection, confidence, and community along the way. Her work reflects our core belief: that everyone deserves to feel seen, valued, and supported.

We are so proud of Tracey and the compassion, dedication, and positivity that she brings to our organization each day.

Read her full story on our blog: https://mindforward.org/employee-spotlight-meet-tracey/

A heartfelt thank you to the cities of Mississauga and Burlington for helping us shine a light on brain injury awareness...
06/17/2026

A heartfelt thank you to the cities of Mississauga and Burlington for helping us shine a light on brain injury awareness.

Together, we’re building a community where people living with brain injury feel seen, supported, and understood.

💚 Help us keep the conversation going. Share this post and tell us how you’re recognizing Brain Injury Awareness Month!

💚 Tonight, Burlington shines green for Brain Injury Awareness Month! 💚Join us this evening at Brant Street Pier as the b...
06/12/2026

💚 Tonight, Burlington shines green for Brain Injury Awareness Month! 💚

Join us this evening at Brant Street Pier as the beacon lights up green in recognition of the millions of people affected by brain injury.

Wear your green, bring your friends and family, and help us raise awareness for brain injury survivors, caregivers, and the importance of accessible support and services.

Snap a photo, share it on social media, and tag us to help spread the message!

🧠 D is for Dignity. Dignity means being treated with respect, compassion, and fairness, no matter your abilities or chal...
06/11/2026

🧠 D is for Dignity.

Dignity means being treated with respect, compassion, and fairness, no matter your abilities or challenges.

After an ABI, people may need support in new ways. That support should never come at the cost of autonomy, voice, or self-worth. Everyone deserves to be seen as a whole person, not defined by their injury.

When we lead with dignity, we create a space where people feel valued, heard, and empowered to move forward.

Dignity isn’t optional. It’s essential.

Our Halton Day Program garden is thriving! A shout out to for donating four flats of herbs and vegetables from their pl...
06/10/2026

Our Halton Day Program garden is thriving! A shout out to for donating four flats of herbs and vegetables from their plant sale.

We’re looking forward to a summer of garden-fresh goodness.🪴 💦 ☀️ 🪏

Drop a 🌱 in the comments if you’re excited to follow our garden journey!!

We’re excited to share that Mins Forward was selected as a recipient of the You Scaled Accelerator Grant!This opportunit...
06/09/2026

We’re excited to share that Mins Forward was selected as a recipient of the You Scaled Accelerator Grant!

This opportunity provides access to AI-powered tools, training, and resources that will help us strengthen our operations, enhance service delivery, and maximize our impact in the community.

Thank you You Scaled and for investing in Canadian non-profits and helping organizations like ours explore innovative ways to carry out our mission!

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