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BrainLife BrainLife was first founded in 2013. Our membership base has grown at a remarkable rate since then.

We are proud of our proven industry experience and the impact of our programmes. BrainLife is a registered nonprofit organisation (NPO) that provides long-term support for people with acquired brain injury and for their loved ones. With eight years of proven industry experience, we are proud of the success of our programme.

Recovery after stroke has its own rhythm.Progress may be a clearer word, a steadier hand or the confidence to try again....
14/10/2026

Recovery after stroke has its own rhythm.

Progress may be a clearer word, a steadier hand or the confidence to try again. At BrainLife, survivors practise skills alongside people who understand and encourage them.

There is life after brain injury; we’re here with support that lasts.

Mental health is part of every recovery journey.Living with a brain injury can bring changes that others may not always ...
10/10/2026

Mental health is part of every recovery journey.

Living with a brain injury can bring changes that others may not always see — including anxiety, low mood, frustration, fatigue and feeling disconnected. Support begins by making space for honest conversations, without judgement or pressure.

This World Mental Health Day, check in with someone. Listen with patience. Remind them that they do not have to carry everything alone.

Stroke can change everyday life. Recovery may mean rebuilding confidence, routines and skills.At BrainLife, group therap...
01/10/2026

Stroke can change everyday life. Recovery may mean rebuilding confidence, routines and skills.

At BrainLife, group therapy days offer practical support; with therapy, creative activities, a hot meal and familiar faces.

Follow BrainLife to learn more about life after stroke.

This Women’s Month, let care move through the community.Invite one person to join you in an act of support. Together, yo...
29/08/2026

This Women’s Month, let care move through the community.

Invite one person to join you in an act of support. Together, you can volunteer, donate, prepare a meal, make a call, or offer practical help to someone who needs it.

Care grows when it is shared.

Thank you to every woman and every supporter helping build a kinder, more connected recovery community.

Behind every recovery journey, there is often a circle of care.This Women’s Month, we recognise the women who are part o...
25/08/2026

Behind every recovery journey, there is often a circle of care.

This Women’s Month, we recognise the women who are part of those circles: caregivers, loved ones, professionals, volunteers, donors, and community members who help make continued care possible.

If someone has shown up for you, thank them today. If someone needs support, show up with them.

One act of care matters. Shared care lasts longer.

Care looks like action.This Women’s Month, choose one practical way to support the women in your community. Volunteer yo...
21/08/2026

Care looks like action.

This Women’s Month, choose one practical way to support the women in your community. Volunteer your time. Donate essentials. Share a meal. Offer transport. Listen without rushing to fix.

Small, steady acts of care can make someone’s day feel lighter.

When care is shared, community becomes stronger.

Sometimes the most meaningful support is the most practical.This Women’s Month, look for the everyday ways you can make ...
17/08/2026

Sometimes the most meaningful support is the most practical.

This Women’s Month, look for the everyday ways you can make someone’s load lighter. Offer a lift. Drop off groceries. Help with an appointment. Spend time with someone who needs company. Ask, “What would actually help right now?”

Care does not always need a big gesture. Often, it starts with noticing, listening, and showing up consistently.

Care is stronger when it is shared.This Women’s Month, we honour the women who carry care in quiet, everyday ways: the m...
13/08/2026

Care is stronger when it is shared.

This Women’s Month, we honour the women who carry care in quiet, everyday ways: the mothers, sisters, daughters, friends, caregivers, professionals, and volunteers who keep showing up.

Invite someone to share that care with you. Visit, volunteer, donate, or simply check in.

Support starts with community. Recovery is easier when no one has to walk alone.

Women’s Day starts with community.This Women’s Month, invite one woman in your life to show up with you. Volunteer toget...
09/08/2026

Women’s Day starts with community.

This Women’s Month, invite one woman in your life to show up with you. Volunteer together, donate goods together, make a meal together, or check in on someone who needs support.

One act of care matters. Shared care helps women, families, and communities keep going.

Thank you to every woman, caregiver, volunteer, donor, therapist, social worker, partner, and family member who helps care continue.

Support starts with community.This Mandela Month, invite one person to show up with you. Volunteer together, donate good...
26/07/2026

Support starts with community.

This Mandela Month, invite one person to show up with you. Volunteer together, donate goods together, make a meal together, or check in on someone together.

One act of care matters. Shared care lasts longer.

Thank you to every volunteer, donor, family member, therapist, social worker, and partner who helps care continue.

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513 Rossouw Street
Pretoria
0184

Opening Hours

Monday 09:00 - 16:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 16:00
Thursday 08:00 - 16:00

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