BRAIN INJURY ASSOCIATION OF IOWA
EIN 42-1182407 · Diseases, Disorders & Medical Disciplines (G48Z)
What they do
The Mission of Brain Injury Association of Iowa is to Create A Better Future Through Brain Injury Prevention, Advocacy, Education, Research, and Support. Starting As A Volunteer Organization In 1980, BIAIA Has Worked As An Advocacy Hub for Statewide Legislative, Policy and Systems Change. Staffed By Professional Staff, BIAIA Develops, Deploys and Evaluates An Array of Services Designed to Support Iowans With Brain Injury. BIAIA is Active In Influencing Policy That Impacts Not Only Iowans With Brain Injury But Also Other Iowans With Disabilities. We Provide Training and Education, to Help Raise Awareness About Brain Injuries and Help Prevent Them. We Are Here to Serve The Estimated 600,000 Iowa Adults That Report A Lifetime History of Brain Injury. BIAIA Has Rejoined The Brain Injury Association of America to Unite With Other States Under One Umbrella to Increase Advocacy Efforts and to Unify The Voices of People With Lived Experience, Their Families and The Professionals Serving Them.
How to reach them
ContactJune Klein-BaconExecutive Director
Mailing address1556 S 1ST AVE STE A, IOWA CITY, IA 52240-6035
Main phone(319) 466-7455 WebsiteVisit the charity’s website Emailinfo@biaia.orgSource: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Recognized since
- March 1984
- County
- Johnson
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