Brain Injured Children Trust

Brain Injured Children Trust BICT exists to improve the lives of children with brain injuries or special needs & their whānau. Financial contributions. Resources and equipment.

The Brain Injured Children Trust supports families who have chosen to undergo an intensive home-based therapy program – Neuro-Developmental Therapy Programs (NDTP). Such an undertaking involves a great deal of commitment and time, and these families/whanau and caregivers deserve support to maintain a balanced healthy life. We provide members with access to:

Physical and emotional support. Experience, knowledge and expertise
Neuro-Developmental Therapy Programs advice.

07/10/2026

Our next update from Celebration Day is for Perren.

Having just started his first Doman programme in x this year Perren is one of our newer BICT children but already he is making awesome progress.

Let’s hear what Jordan has to share about Perren in today’s video…

05/10/2026

This week’s Doman team member is Jagjit Kaur, Cognitive Development Staff Coach.

Jagjit made the long haul flight from India to attend her first BICT/Doman Special Needs to Wellness Clinic with us.

In today’s video we hear how the August clinic was for her…

30/09/2026

Earlier this year we did a series of posts introducing to you to Indie so she will be very familiar to many of you🥰

Indie didn’t make it to our February clinic as she was unwell so the Doman team were very happy to see her. This clinic Indie had just arrived on Celebration Day so hadn’t had her full assessment yet but Jordan was able to share some of the amazing progress that we already know Indie has made over the last 6 months.

28/09/2026

This week’s Doman team member is Dr Aravind Bagade, Director of Health and Nutrition.

Dr Aravind has attended every one of our four BICT/Doman Special Needs to Wellness Clinics, each time making the long haul from India to be here with us.

In today’s video we hear how the August clinic was for him…

23/09/2026

“Choose a job that you love and you will never have to work a day in your life” - Confucius.

For the BICT and Doman teams being able to help our children with brain injuries to reach their potential is so much more than a job.

As we walk alongside our BICT children and their whānau our hearts fill with joy for every win that they have, and on the days when they need extra support, we are there to uplift them.

We know how much hard work and commitment they put into the programme so as their amazing progress is read out on Celebration Day it is not unusual to see some tears of happiness in the eyes of our team because it means so much to us too.

In today’s video Jordan is sharing about Sam’s amazing progress…

20/09/2026

Doman International is a global organisation who are so committed to helping BICT support children here in New Zealand that they fly as many as five of their team members in from as far a field as the United States and India to be present at the two BICT/Doman Special Needs to Wellness clinics that are held each year.

Over the coming weeks we would like to introduce you to the Doman team who attended in August and have them tell you about their experience at clinic.

17/09/2026

A BICT/Doman Special Needs to Wellness Clinic is filled with special moments and we are very lucky to have so many of them captured by our volunteer photographers.

Anna is Shirley’s cousin and she has very generously volunteered her time for all four of our clinics so far. You don’t often see her in the photos as she is usually behind the camera but at our August clinic we managed to catch up with her and put her in front of the camera for a change:))

13/09/2026

The unique thing about our BICT/Doman Special Needs to Wellness Clinic is that it brings our Doman clinicians from all over the world, and our BICT children from all over New Zealand, together in one place. This means that our children can be assessed in person and have the benefits of seeing all the clinicians right here on site.

At each clinic we hold a Celebration Day and that is when everyone is invited to come and hear the progress that the children have made in the previous 6 months. It’s a very exciting day!

In the room there are BICT children and their whānau, our BICT and Doman teams, volunteers, sponsors and funders, and it’s a great opportunity for people to meet and put faces to the names.

In today’s video we get to hear Jordan sharing Lily’s amazing progress…

08/09/2026

For many of you, today’s interviewee will be a very familiar face. He was a big part of the motivation for starting BICT, his journey has been an inspiration to many, and he is also now the published author of a book that shares his story.

Yes, it is our amazing BICT Ambassador, Mark Wilson👏

We were lucky to have a quick catch up with him at clinic and here’s what he had to say…

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