Brain Injury Association of SC Newsletter

 

With over 300 participants statewide and more than $25,000 raised, this year’s Walk, Run & Roll was a powerful show of community in action. Thank you to our staff, volunteers, and everyone who showed up and supported the cause. Together, we’re helping create a better future through brain injury prevention, research, education, and advocacy. View the event photos now! Didn't make it to the Walk, Run & Roll? Please tell us more in this three-minute survey. Painting Into Spring Zoom Live Event April 7th, 10 am ET Join Jordyn McKeone, MSW Student and BIASC Intern, at our Thrive Together event to create a vibrant wildflower painting in a guided, step-by-step class. No experience needed! Come unwind, connect with others, and explore the benefits of creativity for focus, wellness, and brain health. Register Now! Midlands Gives Day is May 4, but early giving is underway, so make your gift today. Every dollar supports brain injury prevention, education, advocacy, and care across South Carolina. Give Now! Organizations statewide are coming together in an effort to ensure people with disabilities have equal access and opportunity. Inclusive Community living is key to our independence! Employment, transportation, housing, and healthcare all affect our ability to be fully included in the community. Tuesday, April 14, 2026 10 am - 12 pm South Carolina Statehouse North Steps Learn More. Now is the time to act. Contact your South Carolina legislators and ask them to support BIASC’s FY27 Appropriations Request, which helps protect critical programs for BI survivors and families. Not sure who your SC legislators are? Find out now.  Contact your Senator. Contact your House Representative. My Choices, My Life Conference The purpose of the conference is to bring people with disabilities, professionals, and families together to learn about resources and skills to promote inclusion, independence, and advocacy for the disability community.  Registration closes April 15, 2026. Register Now! Free Tax Filing Assistance Through United Way’s My Free Taxes program, individuals and households can file their state and federal taxes at no cost. Those earning under $89,000 can file on their own, while those earning under $69,000 may qualify for free preparation through IRS-supported VITA and TCE programs. Services are also available for older adults, individuals with disabilities, and limited English speakers. Learn more. Make Your Voice Heard! Advocate for your community by making sure you’re registered to vote in this year’s South Carolina elections. Registration is quick and can be completed online, by mail, or in person. With primaries beginning in June, now is the time to act.  Learn more about your local elections and register now!

Join Vocational Rehabilitation to learn about more than 25 human service provider agencies in the Midlands. Organizations include Habitat for Humanity, SC Respite Coalition, WellPartners Dental and Eye Health, and many more. Learn more. April 27, 2026 6-7:30 p.m. Richland Two Institute of Innovation  763 Fashion Dr., Columbia BIASC Quick Links BI Survivor Resources Support Groups – Virtual and In-Person SC State Museum Accessibility Mornings 2026 Online BI Survivor Series Keep up with all the happenings on our calendar of events.

Community Sponsors enable BIASC to provide vital services and programs to individuals navigating life after brain injury. Find out how your organization can get involved.