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Laura Fergusson Brain Injury Trust

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The Laura Fergusson Brain Injury Trust provide a full continuum of integrated services when and where they are needed. They are are the only providers like this in the South Island. With a team made up of 220 specialised staff, their interdisciplinary team includes speech language therapists, physiotherapists, occupational therapists, clinical psychologists, neuropsychologists, dietitians and social workers who work together to provide an integrated approach to rehabilitation and recovery. They offer the following:

Rehabilitation

LFBIT's community rehabilitation team provide a range of services in clients’ own homes and communities. These involve both physical and psychological areas of rehabilitation, and are mainly funded through ACC, insurance agencies or private agreements.

Assessment

Whether your needs have been brought about by injury or age and stage, they here to support you. With specialist assessments and modifications for mobility and living all designed to help you to achieve independence and quality of life.

Residential Living

For individuals who require constant supervision and support to achieve independence, inclusion and quality of life, we offer long term residential living solutions at our home in Ilam, Christchurch, and other small group options in the wider community. We also offer respite care.

Group Programmes

At Laura Fergusson Brain Injury Trust, we facilitate a number of helpful group programmes. The groups are run by a range of therapists and operate on a rolling timetable throughout the year.

Current group programmes include, making the most of your memory, cooking group, family/whānau education and support, physical health and information training, improving communication confidence and competence, brain injury education for children, and our mindfulness group.

Region: Canterbury

Access Needs: Intellectual/Neurodiversity, Physical Disabilty