Vista Centre Brain Injury Services
Vista Centre Brain Injury Services (VCBIS) is overseen by a volunteer Board of Directors whose role is to plan and determine policy and be accountable to the community it serves, so that the stated purpose, goals and objectives of the organization can be attained.
Due to the life altering effects of a brain injury, VCBIS has made a commitment to ensuring that the delivery of services is based primarily upon the unique and individual needs of each person. Long term support programs are often necessary and are provided as long as there is potential for goal achievement.
Student Placement
Vista Centre Brain Injury Services (VCBIS) is a provincial leader in the delivery of community-based rehabilitation and support services to adults living with the effects of an acquired brain injury. We are publicly funded and fully accredited by Accreditation Canada with a demonstrated commitment to quality and innovation.
At VCBIS we are fortunate to participate in a number of student placements each year. We are proud to have the opportunity to play a meaningful work related role in their school experiences and we benefit as well!
Community-Based Living Support
All needs, requirements, and special considerations are identified within the Individual Support Plan, a document that provides a holistic rehabilitation and maintenance plan.
All needs, requirements, and special considerations are identified within the Individual Support Plan, a document that provides a holistic rehabilitation and maintenance plan.
ASSISTED LIVING SERVICES
Operating a residential home located in the Westboro area. The home provides staffing 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
INDEPENDANCE TRAINING
VCBIS encourages clients and individuals with the opportunity to fully participate in their community,
ABI DAY SERVICES
Participants develop leisure lifestyle skills, broaden community awareness, improve self-esteem and develop relationships.
SUPPORT GROUPS
VCBIS offers a variety of group activities specifically designed to meet the various need and interest of our clients.
There is hope for a traumatic brain injury.
Collaboration with professionals such as Clinical Psychologists, service providers, community groups and other agencies to ensure that clients have access to appropriate options and resources.
English is here also to ensure that clients have access to appropriate options and resources and more resources.
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