BrainLink Services Limited

26/02/2026

Rebuilding confidence after brain injury takes time.

Research shows that social isolation is a common experience after brain injury, often linked to changes in communication, fatigue and confidence. Meaningful social connection can support a sense of belonging, identity and wellbeing during recovery (Brain Injury research, PMC & Journal of Neuropsychology).

💙 Connection isn’t just social — it’s part of healing.

Source: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC12415711/

25/02/2026

🙌 Stay connected to our latest updates, lived experience stories and practical resources for people living with brain injury and their carers. The BrainLink Brief is a simple way to stay informed, supported and connected.

Join our growing community and stay up to date with the work we’re doing to support people living with acquired brain injury 👉 https://bit.ly/4aLU8nu

17/02/2026

🙌 Join us and be inspired by two incredible individuals as they share their journey living with Acquired Brain Injury.

🏫We are thrilled to be partnering with Knox City Council, hosting the event at Knox Community Arts Centre.

✉️ The event is FREE to attend and includes a morning tea. There is strictly limited availability. To learn more and register your attendence click here 👉 https://bit.ly/401E9Nj

Join us and be inspired by stories of from people living with acquired brain injury. We will be introducing Marcus and Paul who have incredible stories to tell. The event will include a morning tea, Q & A and a meet and greet.

04/02/2026

🌏 Today, we stand with everyone affected by cancer. We especially recongnise those living with brain cancer and its lasting effects.

For many people brain cancer can result in an acquired brain injury which can result in changes in memory, thinking, fatigue and behaviour. These cognitive changes can often be invisible but lead to daily challenges even after a positive diagnosis.

At BrainLink, we support people and families living with brain injury, helping connect them with information, services and community.

💛If you or a loved one is living with brain cancer, we are here to help 👉 https://www.brainlink.org.au/

02/02/2026

We kicked off our carer program for 2026 with fun lunches and activities all over Victoria in January.

The BrainLink carer support program events are based around building personal connection and respite for our carers.

Our amazing carer team are busy building our schedule for the year ahead. If you are part of our program or are interested in what we are up to. Visit our event schedule here 👉 https://bit.ly/3ZLFxDk

29/01/2026

Living with a brain injury can be a daily challenge. This is especially true for communication and managing tasks that many people take for granted.

The National Assistance Card provides people living with brain injury with independence, confidence and positive community understanding of their disability.

To find out more and apply for your card click here 👉 www.nationalassistancecard.com.au/information-for/brain-injury

National Assistance Card

27/01/2026

We are privileged to work with a variety of people living with brain injury, their families and professionals providing valued support.

Thank you to everyone who shares their journey with us and helps shape a more understanding and supportive community for people affected by brain injury. 💙

19/01/2026

Brain injury can often result in a loss of motivation, fatigue and an inability to get things started. As a carer, it often helps to provide structure and direction.

• Establish daily tasks.
• Encourage your family member to contribute.
• Do easy things that provide stimulation.
• Find relevant and meaningful activities.

Read more about changes in thinking and behaviour associated with brain injury here 👉 https://bit.ly/4jSqEZo

15/01/2026

🧠 Every person's brain injury recovery journey is different. The reality is very few follow a linear path. Despite obstacles and setbacks, steady progress still represents success. Follow some of our key tips to managing your rehabilitation journey here 👉 https://bit.ly/4qRMGxr

08/01/2026

As we look to 2026, we are deepening our focus on creating meaningful ways for people living with brain injury, carers and supporters to connect and feel heard.

Through BrainLink Stories, we are working alongside people with lived experience to share real stories of their life with brain injury. These stories help build understanding, reduce stigma and strengthen connection across our community and beyond.

In 2026, we are continuing to grow this platform. If you would like to share your journey with us or learn about the lived experiences of others discover more here https://bit.ly/4pv1Asm

24/12/2025

As we come together at this time of year, we’re thinking of everyone in our community.

Christmas can be a joyful time, but it can also be challenging. Wherever you find yourself tomorrow, please know that you are not alone. Your strength, care and resilience inspire us every day.

We wish you moments of peace, connection and kindness this festive season. 💛

With warmest wishes,
The BrainLink Team

21/12/2025

Our upcoming events our now live on the BrainLink website! Check out what our busy carer team have planned to kick off 2026. 👉 https://bit.ly/4q5Iz0o