BrainLink Services Limited

24/11/2025

This Christmas, while many families gather in celebration, thousands of Australians impacted by brain injury are simply hoping for a moment of relief.

Rising living costs make everyday life harder, especially for carers and families already juggling the emotional and physical impact of brain injury.

By sending a BrainLink eCard in lieu of a gift, you can help ease the pressure and provide meaningful support to a family in need. 💙

Donate today: https://www.brainlink.org.au/christmas-appeal-2025

Rising costs of living, particularly housing and food, make everyday life harder for the families BrainLink supports. For these families, Christmas can be a season of pressure rather than relief.

19/11/2025

Are you living with seizures after a brain injury? You're not alone.

Explore practical tips on identifying triggers, staying safe, and understanding what's normal throughout your recovery journey.

Read more 👉 https://bit.ly/49nTCNv

18/11/2025

Be part of BrainLink’s story and name our newsletter!

Our community is growing, and we want you to help shape it!

Share your best idea and go in the draw to win two Gold Class movie tickets. Enter Now 👉 https://bit.ly/4nUMBHn

Competition closes Wednesday 26th November. All entries have equal chance of winning the prize and are chosen at random.

BrainLink supports people impacted by acquired brain injury and their carers through NDIS coordination, community support and education

14/11/2025

A well deserved recipient

12/11/2025

People living with a brain injury are often misunderstood. Challenges like fatigue, memory changes or emotional shifts aren’t always visible and can easily be mistaken for something else.

This World Kindness Day, take a moment to be kind to one another. Show compassion to those with brain injuries and their caregivers.

Find out more about the daily challenges faced by people living with a brain injury here 👉 https://bit.ly/4nUe2RN

Explore practical resources for daily life after brain injury—from home adaptations and communication to grief, driving, continence, and community support.

12/11/2025

This carers week we reflected, honoured and celebrated our incredible carers. BrainLink proudly hosted three special events across Victoria, each offering carers the opportunity to pause, share laughter, and feel valued for the vital role they play every day.

Read how our community came together 👉 https://bit.ly/3Xt8se8

05/11/2025

As a carer, looking after yourself is vital for you and the person you care for.

Read more about tips for caring for yourself here 👉 https://bit.ly/43dQ2BG

29/10/2025

🧠 Recently, the BrainLink team were fortunate to sit down with Marcus Whelan who shared his incredible journey with us. We are proud to share his story as part of International Brain Tumour Awareness Week .

🙌 Marcus was diagnosed with brain cancer following a routine CT scan, a moment that turned his life upside down. He is now turning this adversity into real purpose.

📌 Read about Marcus' journey and how he is using his experience to help others here 👉https://bit.ly/3Wr7r66

Brain Tumour Alliance Australia (BTAA)

Read Marcus Whelan’s powerful journey after brain injury, his resilience, support network and path forward helping others living with abi..

29/10/2025

🧠This week is dedicated to raising awareness about the impact of brain tumors — how they affect lives, carers and the urgent need for research and support.

👉If you or someone you know is living with a brain tumour or supporting someone, know that you’re not alone.

📌Learn more about impacts of living with brain injury. https://bit.ly/4odYl8Q

16/10/2025

🧠 Carers Week Spotlight: Stroke & the Journey After

One of the leading causes of acquired brain injury - carers navigate physical, emotional, communication, and cognitive challenges with their loved one.

To all carers supporting someone after a stroke:

You adapt every day — from managing therapy schedules to helping rebuild speech, strength, and confidence.

Your presence helps your loved one find their purpose.

The small acts of patience, encouragement, and persistence matter more than you know.

👉 Learn more about how BrainLink supports carers and stroke recovery: https://www.brainlink.org.au/understanding-acquired-brain-injury/conditions