Our Research
Our research aims to collaborate with brain injury survivors and caregivers to understand their recovery experiences. Our objective is to bridge knowledge gaps and contribute to the development of evidence-based support programs and practices. We are committed to engaging survivors and their support networks, ensuring their insights and experiences guide our research.
Research Team
Dr. Hardeep Singh
Board of Director
Jasleen Grewal
Research Assistant
Sarah Vu Nguyen
Research Assistant
Nichola Nonis
Director of Operations
Partner With Us
At the Brain Injury Association of Peel and Halton (BIAPH), we understand the unparalleled value of our community and the importance of connecting those with firsthand experience of Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) with leading researchers. Our goal is to foster these essential connections, enhancing the lives of those living with ABI through innovative research and insights.
If you are interested in any of the options listed below, please reach out to us at research@biaph.com for more information.
Research Collaborations
The Brain Injury Association of Peel and Halton (BIAPH) focuses on transforming brain injury research into practical insights and support for those affected. To collaborate with BIAPH, researchers must ensure the participation of individuals with brain injuries throughout the research journey. Additionally, establishing a clear plan for disseminating the findings to the broader brain injury community is essential for a successful collaboration.
If your research aligns with these goals, we are keen to explore partnership opportunities. Please reach out to us at research@biaph.com for more information.
Letters of Support
As a charitable organization reliant on grant funding for our research, the support of our community is invaluable to us, particularly through letters of support. These letters not only bolster our grant applications but also signify a willingness to back our projects in various capacities.
We warmly encourage community organizations interested in supporting our mission to reach out if you’re willing to contribute to our efforts through a letter of support or any other form of collaboration. Your involvement is crucial to our continued success and the positive change we strive to make in the brain injury community.
Promote Your Research
If you’re looking to increase the visibility and engagement of your research, BIAPH offers a promotional service for a fee of $200, incorporating your project into our constant contact campaigns for one month. With an average of 10 campaigns released monthly to our members, your research could reach over 2,000 contacts within our network. We give priority to projects that involve individuals with brain injuries from the outset. Promotion requirements include research ethics approval and affiliation with a reputable research institution.
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.
