The Brain Injury Association of Georgia

01/12/2026

After more than 28 years of dedicated service, we celebrate Jane Jackson, our Resource Facilitator Director, as she retires from the Brain Injury Association of Georgia at the end of this month.

Jane has been a steady source of compassion, guidance, and advocacy for countless brain injury survivors and families across Georgia. Her leadership helped shape BIAG’s Resource Facilitation Program into the trusted lifeline it is today.

We are deeply grateful for her years of service and the lasting impact she leaves behind. Wishing you a joyful and well-deserved retirement, Jane! 💐

💙 Please join us in thanking Jane for her incredible legacy.

01/12/2026

After more than 28 years of dedicated service, we are honoring and celebrating Jane Jackson, our Resource Facilitator Director, as she retires later this month from the Brain Injury Association of Georgia.
For over two decades, Jane has been a steady, compassionate presence for countless individuals and families navigating life after brain injury. Her work has gone far beyond programs and policies—Jane has been a listener in moments of crisis, a guide through complex systems, and a tireless advocate for dignity, access, and hope.

Jane helped shape BIAG’s Resource Facilitation Program into the trusted lifeline it is today. Her leadership, institutional knowledge, and unwavering commitment have left a lasting impact not only on our organization, but on the entire brain injury community across Georgia.

While we will deeply miss her wisdom, kindness, and calm leadership, we are incredibly grateful for the legacy she leaves behind and the foundation she has built for future generations of advocates and survivors.

Thank you, Jane, for your years of service, your heart for this work, and the countless lives you have touched. We wish you a retirement filled with joy, rest, and everything you deserve. 💐

💙 Please join us in thanking Jane Jackson for 28+ years of extraordinary service to BIAG and the brain injury community.

12/28/2025

We are so lucky to have our BIAG family support us in Macon! Take a look at our holly jolly Christmas tree for a very good cause. 🧠🎄

12/18/2025

Fundraising season, like festive season, is still up and running for BIAG! Spread some holiday cheer and DONATE at the link in bio or SHARE this post to more of our community! Happy holidays from BIAG 🎄🧠

11/26/2025

Giving Tuesday is the Tuesday after Black Friday, exactly one week from now! Join us on our countdown to the most important - and thoughtful - day for BIAG and everyone we support. We ask that you donate what you are able at this link: https://www.braininjurygeorgia.org/make-a-donation.html
or take a look at the link in bio!
With love and plenty of holiday cheer, BIAG 🧠💙

11/17/2025

As we head closer to the holiday season, we at BIAG are excited to reintroduce ourselves and what we work for. Join us in creating a community for those affected by brain injuries of all kinds and ages - we’d love to have you! 🧠💙

10/04/2025

We are in need of MALE volunteers for our camp next weekend! Please share with any friends that are interested in helping with camp!

. Here is what you should know and to do: Note: Registration is $125. There will be a few scholarships available on first come first serve basis. Payment to reserve a spot is at end of the...

09/04/2025

Camp is getting close to just a month away! Help support BIAG by filling our Amazon wishlist!

03/11/2025

We need your help—Congress has left the Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) Reauthorization Act out of the latest Continuing Resolution (CR), putting life-changing programs at risk!

Despite unanimous House passage and bipartisan support in 2024, Congress failed to include the TBI Reauthorization Act in the recent CR. Without action, millions of individuals—including children, veterans, and first responders—could lose access to essential rehabilitation, education, and support services. We must act NOW. Urge your Members of Congress to include the TBI Reauthorization Act in the next Continuing Resolution to protect these critical programs. Send a message to your members of Congress: https://bit.ly/43JHuDo

03/10/2025

Last week Executive Director, Morgan Barnett and Kenisha Tate, Traumatic Brain Injury Grant Program Manager with the BSITFC attended hill day in Washington DC. It was a great day on the hill getting to meet with legislators.

10/05/2024

CAMP BIAG!!!

10/03/2024

Save the Date! Thursday, Oct 17th, in-person AND on-line.

Back by popular demand! Keith Miles, a certified elder law attorney specializing in special needs, Medicare, and long-term planning, will explain the ins and outs of special needs trust for survivors.

Keith is a member of the Estate Planning Council of North Georgia, and the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys, and sits on the Board of the Elder Law Section of the Atlanta Bar Association.

In 2023, Attorney Keith R. Miles was Certified as an Elder Law Attorney (“CELA”) by the National Elder Law Foundation. The National Elder Law Foundation (NELF) is the only national organization accredited by the American Bar Association (ABA) to certify elder and special needs law practitioners. He also serves as the Chair of the Board of Directors for the Brain Injury Association of Georgia.

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