BrainLife

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.

Freedom Day.Freedom is dignity.Freedom is belonging.Freedom is community.There is life after brain injury; we walk the j...
27/04/2026

Freedom Day.

Freedom is dignity.

Freedom is belonging.

Freedom is community.

There is life after brain injury; we walk the journey with you.

Looking for a CSI partner with real, local impact?At BrainLife, support becomes therapy and counselling, weekly communit...
24/04/2026

Looking for a CSI partner with real, local impact?

At BrainLife, support becomes therapy and counselling, weekly community programmes, meals and practical care; plus income-generation through Kaofela.

Partner with BrainLife; turn CSI budget into human impact.

Want to help BrainLife in a way that truly lands?Give monthly for steady support. Donate goods for Kaofela. Volunteer yo...
17/04/2026

Want to help BrainLife in a way that truly lands?

Give monthly for steady support. Donate goods for Kaofela. Volunteer your time or skills. Or introduce a CSI partner who wants real local impact.

Your care today becomes counselling, therapy, and a hot meal tomorrow.

Words matter.The words we choose can make someone feel seen; or feel reduced.At BrainLife, we try to speak with dignity;...
14/04/2026

Words matter.

The words we choose can make someone feel seen; or feel reduced.

At BrainLife, we try to speak with dignity; because behind every story of brain injury is a whole person, and a whole family.

One practical way to support people living with brain injury: **Sponsor a day of recovery.**R500 can help cover a full d...
24/03/2026

One practical way to support people living with brain injury: **Sponsor a day of recovery.**

R500 can help cover a full day of therapy support, a hot meal, and a place to belong.

Give here: https://bit.ly/3Nneet8

Human Rights Day is about dignity, access, and the right to participate fully in community life.For people living with b...
21/03/2026

Human Rights Day is about dignity, access, and the right to participate fully in community life.

For people living with brain injury, the barriers are often practical: transport, income loss, access to therapy, and being misunderstood.

A survivor shared: “I didn’t lose who I am. I just needed support to find my way back.”

At BrainLife, we walk the journey with survivors and families through weekly group therapy days, counselling, and community support.

Join us — find your people, find your progress.

[[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]) | WhatsApp 083 736 1756

Today is World Head Injury Awareness Day.A head injury is not always obvious. The most difficult symptoms are often invi...
20/03/2026

Today is World Head Injury Awareness Day.

A head injury is not always obvious. The most difficult symptoms are often invisible: fatigue, memory changes, headaches, sensory overload, and feeling “not like myself”.

A survivor told us: “The hardest part was explaining what nobody could see.”

If you know someone living with a brain injury, patience and understanding are powerful forms of care.

Learn more: [brainlife.co.za](http://brainlife.co.za)

This Brain Injury Awareness Month, we’re sharing brain injury in the words of survivors.Brain injury can change: - Ener...
13/03/2026

This Brain Injury Awareness Month, we’re sharing brain injury in the words of survivors.

Brain injury can change:

- Energy and concentration
- Speech and language
- Mood and relationships
- Confidence in everyday tasks

Recovery is not a straight line. It is a journey made of **small steps**, and it is lighter when nobody has to walk alone.

Share this post to help someone feel seen.

Meet John. John was working as a roofer when the disaster of stroke strike. John not only lost the use of his right side...
11/03/2026

Meet John. John was working as a roofer when the disaster of stroke strike. John not only lost the use of his right side but also his ability to understand and put together language. John could not return to work and as he is the breadwinner of his family, the impact of this is devastating. After 3 years John has still not received a single cent from the UIF.

Brain Injury is……. not being able to provide for your family.

Meet Helena. Helena suffered a stroke right at the time when she was supposed to gear down and enjoy all the freedom tha...
09/03/2026

Meet Helena. Helena suffered a stroke right at the time when she was supposed to gear down and enjoy all the freedom that retirement brings. Brain injury stole what was meant to a time of joy and adventure and instead has lead to dependence and challenges.

Brain Injury is …… frustrating.

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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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