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Annually, Massachusetts sees 73,000 cases of traumatic brain injuries (TBI) of which survivors are at high risk for post-injury neuropsychiatric disorders, with nearly 50% experiencing major depressive disorder within the first year. Discover MassAbility's Brain Injury Strategic Plan and screening tools for more information.

MassAbility has received grant funds from the Administration of Community Living (ACL) (previously HRSA) for over 20 years. These grants focus on enhancing statewide programs, education, training and resources regarding brain injuries. 

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Brain Injury Strategic and Implementation Plan

The strategic plan outlines the State’s main goals for improving services and supports for people living with brain injuries. In late 2023 and early 2024, the Brain Injury Council sub-committees met to identify ideas and activities that could help achieve those goals. The notes from those meetings helped shape the implementation plan, which explains how the State will carry out the goals in the strategic plan.

Read about both plans here: 

Training and Learning Opportunities

Screening Tools and Accommodations

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