LHIN Offers New Brain Injury Programs

The Northwest Local Health Integration Network is spending $715,000 on new brain injury services.
A District Facilitator is being established in Dryden and Fort Frances.
The Facilitator will work with clients to improve their overall level of functioning and independence.
A Cultural Advisor has also been recruited in Sioux Lookout to assist with the increasing demand for culturally safe and appropriate services for First Nations individuals living with the affects of acquired brain injury.
A therapist will also work with families across the Region.