Human Care Enhanced by Technology!
Invisible-Care is a remote care provider that offers injured individuals assistance with their Activities of Daily Living to improve their quality of life and develop a state of holistic well-being. Administered virtually, Invisible-Care delivers attendant care and rehabilitation support in an easily accessible, customizable, and cost-effective manner. Having a daily routine and access to intermittent support throughout the day not only increases the probability that necessary tasks will be completed in a day, but it has also been found to support cognitive functions, improve health, and create meaning in one’s life.
Invisible-Care Inc. offers day to day support for life's challenges.
Partnership that strengthens communities
On behalf of the BIAPH community, we extend our heartfelt gratitude to Invisible Care Inc. for their steadfast support through generous sponsorship and commitment. Throughout the years, the Invisible Care team has consistently backed our expanding association, ensuring our acquired brain injury (ABI) community continues to receive the support it needs.
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BIAPH Partners
Become a corporate partner with the Brain Injury Association of Peel and Halton (BIAPH) and elevate your company’s impact in the community. As a “BIAPH Partner,” you’ll gain access to exclusive benefits like speaking opportunities, personalized marketing, and special event invitations. Align your brand with a vital cause and show your commitment to supporting brain injury survivors. Join us today and make a real difference.
Fundraising Gladiators
Step into the arena as a fundraising gladiator for the Brain Injury Association of Peel and Halton (BIAPH) and champion the cause of brain injury survivors! Embrace the challenge, harness your passion, and raise funds that make a tangible difference. Unleash your power to change lives and become a hero in our community—become a fundraising gladiator today!
Our Mission
To enhance the quality of life for persons in the region(s) of Peel and Halton who are living with the effects of an acquired brain injury through education, awareness and support.
