We support anyone living in the Scottish Borders, who is living with or affected by, a range of neurological conditions, including traumatic and acquired brain injury. We are also developing our services and expanding our reach to support individuals living with Alzheimer’s Disease, and other forms of dementia, declining cognitive functioning, and neurocognitive ability.
Currently, the main services that we are delivering include the Borders Brain Injury Service and Borders Cognitive Advice and Support Service.
From one-to-one advice, to advocacy, group activities and specialist workshops, there are many ways that we can support you in managing your condition, reconnecting with others, and improving your daily lives.
We are committed to supporting you to access the most appropriate support you need: so, you can live the life that you choose.
Borders Brain Injury Service
Borders Brain Injury Service (BBIS) is a council funded programme that helps individuals who are living with brain injuries. We also provide support to family members/carers of adults and children who are living with a brain injury.
We work with you, to:
Set goals and action plans to improve your health and overall well-being
Develop coping strategies to manage your daily life
Develop the skills and confidence you need to live independently and make plans for your future
Eligibility
To access this service, you should be a resident of the Scottish Borders and aged between 16-65. BBIS works with individuals with Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) or Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI).
