Finding Strength, Community, and Connection: A Look Back at Brain Injury Awareness Picnic
Recently, individuals, families, advocates, legislators, and community partners gathered under the summer sky at Tawasentha Park in Guilderland, NY, for the annual Capital District Brain Injury Awareness Day. Hosted by the Living Resources Brain Injury Services Department, the event was a powerful celebration of resilience, community, and hope. The gathering brought together individuals from the Living Resources Brain Injury Structured Day Program, an initiative designed to connect adults after a brain injury to build strong support networks, develop skills, and engage in purposeful daily activities. As one of the program’s survivors shared: “We want to educate people on the fact [...]









