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Position Summary :  Responsible for strategically promoting BIAV’s mission, programs, brand and impact through a variety of digital sources and print materials. Primary Duties Minimum Educational & Experience Requirements Minimum Skill Requirements Job Type: Full-time Salary: $48,000.00 – $50,000.00 per year Benefits: Schedule: Work Location: In person To apply, e-mail resume and cover letter to:…

Brain Injury and Domestic Violence ECHO Program! Free Weekly Sessions: Starting September 8th, join us every Friday in September at noon for a weekly ECHO session. Learn More and Register

On September 9, the Richmond Area Bicycling Association (RABA) will hold its Poole & Poole Architecture 2023 Heart of Virginia Bike Festival where families and competitive riders alike can enjoy a day of fun, competition, and the outdoors to support two incredible local organizations. As a charitable partner, BIAV is responsible for providing volunteers to: *Greet Encourage riders…

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Do to the COVID-19 Pandemic Medicaid has not conducted their annual Medicaid renewal process over the past 3 year.  Medicaid is now transitioning to return to normal operations, new renewal notifications will be sent based on the renewal calendar over the next 12 months, from March 2023 – February 2024. Individuals are given 30 days…

Upcoming Input Sessions for Families of people with brain injury and those with lived experience.  March 10th and 13th  View more details for People with lived experiences. View more details for Families. 

It’s officially Brain Injury Awareness Month! Learn how you can get involved on our webpage

BIAV will conduct the 40th year of Camp Bruce McCoy from May 20th – June 3rd at the Triple-R Ranch in Chesapeake, VA.  Camp Bruce McCoy is designed to provide the best recreational opportunities possible for the campers, many of whom are homebound or in long-term care facilities the remainder of the year.  The program…

March 30th from 9:30 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. Virginia Tech Richmond Center ROLL UP YOUR SLEEVES: Strategies for the Identification and Management of Traumatic Brain Injury in Non-Clinical Settings In person only and limited seats. Unprecedented access to one-on-one expert advice, materials and specialized screening tools! This is a great opportunity for professionals working with individuals…

We are consistently working to better understand the experiences of caregivers across Virginia. In August, we launched Part 1 of our survey that helped us identify the most prevalent issues facing caregivers and family members of individuals impacted by brain injury.  Caregivers reported their three biggest stressors are strain, anxiety, and feeling trapped. We have…