Brain Injury Fundamentals Training Begins Oct. 27 |
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Brain Injury Fundamentals is an essential training and certificate program designed for direct care staff, family members, and individual caregivers. Over four class sessions, this course covers topics such as cognition, medical complications, and medication safety and management.
Registration ends Oct. 7, so reserve your space today!
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| The SC Respite Coalition hosts the Caregiver Resource Fair throughout the state to connect caregivers with valuable resources, networking opportunities, and free support. |
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Lowcountry
Sat., Nov. 1 • 10 a.m.—1 p.m.
PeeDee
Tues., Nov. 4 • 10 a.m.—1 p.m. |
Midlands
Thurs., Nov. 6 • 10 a.m.—1 p.m.
Upstate
Fri., Nov. 14 • 10 a.m.—1 p.m. |
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Stand together in support of survivors and to work toward ending intimate partner or domestic violence (IPV/DV) in our communities. BIASC is sharing the following resources to encourage awareness, prevention, and healing. If you or someone you know is experiencing IPV/DV, visit the National Domestic Violence Hotline for help. Learn more about the relationship between IPV/DV and BI at biaofsc.com.
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Silent Witness Ceremony • Oct. 7
The S.C. Attorney General’s Office hosts the annual Silent Witness Ceremony. Held on the South Steps of the S.C. State House, this event honors the women and men who lost their lives to domestic violence in the preceding year. The name of each victim will be read as a wooden silhouette is carried in their honor. RSVP or Volunteer.
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Health Cares About Domestic Violence Day • Oct. 15
HCADV Day shines a spotlight on the critical connection between domestic violence and health. The day mobilizes healthcare providers and advocates to work together, support survivors, and advance prevention efforts. Join Futures without Violence for virtual events throughout October.
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Week without Violence • Oct. 20–24
Week Without Violence is the YWCA movement’s opportunity to come together and advocate for a safer world for women, girls, and families. Learn how you can help. |
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The FY25 Impact Report
is Now Available. |
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Did you know?
BIASC’s Thrive Together program hosted 17 yoga classes, 6 art classes, and 9 support groups in its first year—creating safe spaces for survivors and caregivers to connect, heal, and grow. Read more highlights from FY25 in our latest Impact Report.
Download your copy now. |
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Concussion Resource:
Not feeling like yourself? Feeling overwhelmed, anxious, or depressed? A mild traumatic brain injury (also known as a concussion) may result in changes to your behavior, mood, or personality. Other symptoms you may be experiencing—including pain, poor sleep quality and fatigue—could be aggravating these changes. You or your loved one may not understand why this is happening or know what to do. Try these tips to cope with your symptoms. |
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 | Left to right: Amanda Ames, Luke Bohnenberger, Mohit Datta |
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New Board Members!
BIASC is thrilled to welcome three new board members who bring powerful stories, expertise, and passion to our mission. Get to know them and the strengths they’re bringing to our community. Learn more. |
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Online Training
Assessment of Dizziness and Visual Disturbances Following Concussion
Nov. 5 • Noon—1 p.m. ET
This training provides medical staff with a single, comprehensive reference for the
assessment and management of dizziness and visual disturbances following mild TBI. Designed for medical professionals but open to the public. Learn More. |
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Free Webinar
Integrating Domestic Violence into Emergency Preparedness Planning & Response
Oct. 8 • 2 p.m. ET
Learn strategies for integrating IPV support into emergency planning, building partnerships, and accessing key resources. Learn more. |
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