The province is providing a big chunk of funding for the Brain Injury Association of Durham Region. The association is receiving $1,171,300 in base funding f
The province is providing a big chunk of funding for the Brain Injury Association of Durham Region.
It’s part of the province’s overall investment of up to $2,550,000 in base funding to support 11 ABI programs across Ontario. “Every day, 144 new brain injuries will be sustained by individuals in Ontario, which will likely result in death or permanent disability for many of those impacted,” said Todd McCarthy, MPP for Durham. “Through initiatives such as Rowan’s Law in 2018 to new investments such as this announced funding for programs and services, our government is taking an active role in enabling individuals living with a brain injury maintain an independent quality of life.
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