Mind Forward Brain Injury Services, Oakville, Adult Day Program

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Mind Forward Brain Injury Services

Site: Oakville

Service: Adult Day Program

Record #: MHH0428

Last Full Update: 18 Mar 2020

Contact Information
Office Phone	905-949-4411
Toll Free Phone	1-877-654-1137
Fax	905-949-4019
E-Mail	info@mindforward.org
Website	www.mindforward.org
Social Media	Facebook: www.facebook.com/phdabiservices/ Twitter: twitter.com/MindForwardBIS
Primary Contact	Ruth Spencer, Program Coordinator; Phone: 905-949-4411 ext 254; Email: ruth.spencer@phdabis.org
Contact Form	www.mindforward.org/contact-us/
Agency Information
Legal Status	(50) Non Profit
Established	2016
Primary Executive	Al McMullan, Executive Director; Phone: 905-949-4411 ext 242; Email: al.mcmullan@phdabis.org
Funding	MOHLTC * MH LHIN
Description and Service Details
Description (Service)	Adult day program * social and recreational activities for people with acquired brain injury in a group setting for part of the day * provides a fun and enriching environment in which to increase socialization and engagement resulting in an improved quality of life * offers daily respite for both individuals and their families to reduce caregiver burnout exercise and fitness access to functional skill building activities that promote the re-learning and acquisition of skills that may have been affected by the individual’s brain injury recreational and skill-building groups peer supports an opportunity to learn psychosocial and adjustment skills such as anger management, depression support, self-esteem support, ABI education, communication and social skills, substance use and brain injury (by referral only)
Hours	Tue-Thu 9am-12noon
Areas Served	Halton Region
Boundaries	Halton Region
Eligibility	People 16-65 years of age living with the effects of an acquired brain injury
Application	Call * no referral required
Languages	English
Fees	None
Site Information
Site Location	Oakville (Bronte Creek)
Located In Community	Oakville
Address & Map	3114 Dundas St W Oakville, ON L6M 4J3 View Google Map
Intersection	Bronte Rd and Dundas St W
Physical Access	Fully Accessible
Categories and Classification
HCSD Main Heading	Disabilities ; Health Care
HCSD Sub Heading	Health & Physical Disabilities ; Health and Physical Disabilities
Service Categories	Adult Day Programs ~ Brain Injuries ; Condition Specific Rehabilitation Services ~ Brain Injuries ; Peer Support Services ~ Brain Injuries

Agency Overview

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