WHAT WE DO

HIANN supports individuals who have suffered a traumatic brain injury (TBI) or other acquired brain injuries such as strokes and tumors.

In sum, HIANN strives to provide programs and activities that enhance the quality of life for brain injury survivors and their families. We aim to:

  • Serve families as a non-profit brain injury information resource

  • Promote education and awareness of brain injury needs

  • Promote prevention programs

  • Provide emotional support, resources and recreation to its members and brain injury survivors

  • Support vocational training and education for brain injury survivors

HIANN IN THE NEWS

HIANN was recently featured as “The Big Story” on Channel 2 News. Although we cannot bring it to you commercial free, we hope you find the story useful. If you would like to view the story, click here

 
 

MEMBERS

HIANN Members come from all walks of life. Anyone is welcome to join HIANN. If you want to learn more about traumatic brain injury support, information, fellowship, recreation, and other resources, then you’ve come to the right place. Join HIANN today and start receiving all of the benefits we have to offer. Simply click on the “Contact” button above and request a membership brochure. Check out HIANN's Facebook page by clicking here.

HIANN BOARD OF DIRECTORS

PRESIDENT: Alison Hume, VICE PRESIDENT: Michael Hume, SECRETARY: Janice Holman, TREASURER: Kevin Patchett.

BOARD MEMBERS: Deborah Lena-Frazier; Sabrina Martin; Susan Baumruck; Judy Jacobsen; and Veronica Spurlock-Harmon.

HIANN is always looking for concerned and motivated volunteers to join the Board of Directors. If you have an interest in helping HIANN, click here and send us a message.

THE FUTURE REMAINS

His hopes and dreams lay before him,

Free as a bird, some would say,

Fate turned his world around,

And he would have to find another way. 

Ripped apart in an instant,

His life would be forever changed.

Hospitals, therapy, assisted living,

That was where it had ranged. 

Hopeful he has remained through it all,

Never one to lament over strife or pain.

Soaring broad and far he is bound to be,

Though difficult, his future remains.