BrainLink Services Limited

BrainLink Services Limited BrainLink Services Limited

BrainLink’s first priority is to respond to the immediate needs of the families and friends of those who are living with an acquired brain disorder. Some of these conditions include stroke, head injuries, brain tumour and progressive neurological diseases such as Multiple Sclerosis, Parkinson’s disease, Muscular Dystrophy, Motor Neurone disease and Huntington’s disease.

10/06/2026

💙 Donate now and help more people living with brain injury feel less alone.

Nine years ago, Paul’s life changed in an instant.

Since sustaining a brain injury, his recovery journey has been filled with challenges, determination and hope. Today, Paul is sharing his story to show that a disability doesn’t define a person, and that with the right support, positivity and perseverance, it’s possible to rebuild confidence, independence and connection.

But for many people living with brain injury, one of the hardest parts of recovery is the isolation that follows.

Your tax-deductible donation to BrainLink can help create opportunities for people living with brain injury to connect with others, share their experiences and feel part of a community again.

Donate today via the link in our bio.

Too many people living with brain injury experience isolation long after their rehabilitation ends.Your tax-time gift ca...
05/06/2026

Too many people living with brain injury experience isolation long after their rehabilitation ends.

Your tax-time gift can help create connection, confidence, and community for someone who may otherwise face recovery alone. 🤝✨

Donate today: brainlink.org.au/tax-appeal-2026

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Have you ever felt exhausted after a conversation, even though you haven't done anything physically demanding?For many p...
04/06/2026

Have you ever felt exhausted after a conversation, even though you haven't done anything physically demanding?

For many people living with brain injury, this experience is known as cognitive fatigue.

Cognitive fatigue is more than feeling tired. It can affect concentration, memory, communication and the ability to process information. Sometimes even everyday activities can require significant mental effort.

Understanding cognitive fatigue helps us better understand the hidden impacts of brain injury. 💙

Learn more about how brain injury can affect fatigue levels here 👉https://bit.ly/43gYorP

02/06/2026

June is National Aphasia Month.

Aphasia is a neurological disorder that can affect a person's ability to speak, understand, read and write. It is often caused by brain injury, stroke or other neurological conditions.

People living with aphasia still have thoughts, ideas, opinions and stories to share—they may simply communicate differently.

This month, we're raising awareness for more than 140,000 Australians living with aphasia. To learn more visit Australian Aphasia Association ❤

See our upcoming carer support program events for the month of June. Our group is embracing the arts this month. We have...
01/06/2026

See our upcoming carer support program events for the month of June. Our group is embracing the arts this month. We have musical and comedy outings mixed in with our regular morning tea catch-ups across Victoria. 🙌

See the full schedule of events here 👉 https://bit.ly/4tAVU2j

BrainLink pays tribute to Neale Daniher—a remarkable Australian whose courage, determination have inspired countless peo...
25/05/2026

BrainLink pays tribute to Neale Daniher—a remarkable Australian whose courage, determination have inspired countless people.

Through his unwavering commitment to raising awareness for people living with Motor Neurone Disease, Neale has shown the extraordinary power of resilience, hope and community.

His willingness to share his journey so publicly has not only advanced the fight for a cure for MND but helped shine a light on the realities of living with progressive neurodegenerative diseases.

Thank you, Neale, for your leadership, courage and lasting contribution. 💙

This National Volunteers Week, we would like to acknowledge the wonderful work done by Anthea Forbes who supports our Mu...
22/05/2026

This National Volunteers Week, we would like to acknowledge the wonderful work done by Anthea Forbes who supports our Murrindindi Carers Group in the Alexandra region. Anthea is our lead volunteer in the region, the work she does provides a social outlet for carers who often face the challenge of caring for a loved one alone.

At BrainLink, we rely heavily on our volunteers to keep our regional groups active and engaged in our carer program. Social isolation is a prevalent issue for carers, which is only exacerbated in regional areas. This is why we need more volunteers like Andrea.

If you would like to be involved in BrainLink's volunteer program, please enquire with us here 👉 https://bit.ly/4dwvgS4

This National Volunteer Week, we’re celebrating the incredible volunteers who help create connection, support and commun...
21/05/2026

This National Volunteer Week, we’re celebrating the incredible volunteers who help create connection, support and community for our carer community. 💙

At BrainLink, volunteering is more than giving your time, it’s helping someone feel seen, supported and less alone.

If you’d like to make a genuine difference in your community, we’d love to hear from you.

Enquire with us about becoming a volunteer here 👉 https://bit.ly/4dwvgS4

19/05/2026

Lived experience is one of the most powerful tools for building understanding and connection.

At BrainLink’s recent Community Forum, speakers shared personal insights into life after acquired brain injury, highlighting the ongoing challenges, the importance of peer support, and the need for greater understanding across our community and sector.

Thank you to our speakers and partners Knox City Council and Brain Injury Matters who helped create a space for meaningful conversation. Read more 👉 https://bit.ly/4wyYkRH

Brain injury affects the whole family, turning their lives upside down in an instant. Close family members often carry t...
13/05/2026

Brain injury affects the whole family, turning their lives upside down in an instant. Close family members often carry the burden of responsibility; navigating grief, caregiving and emotional adjustment. The support network is critical to brain injury recovery, and no one knows you quite like your close family. ❤️

If a close family member has recently acquired a brain injury or a neurodegenerative disorder, you can explore BrainLink's helpful resources here 👉 https://bit.ly/3R5NrXh

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