Brain Injury Council of Alaska (BICA)

Supports people who have experienced brain injuries

Overview

The Brain Injury Council of Alaska (BICA) helps Alaskans with brain injuries they were not born with. Traumatic brain injuries happen from a physical force, like a fall or accident. Acquired brain injuries are those that have internal causes, like a stroke or a tumor.

The program offers TABI support and services, and through multiple agencies in Alaska.

Support and services include:
Help getting a TABI diagnosis
Creating a care plan
Teaching skills for independent living
Coordinating services or referrals
Connecting with peer support (online or in-person)
Mini-grants for supplies/services

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Who qualifies?

Alaskans who have experienced a traumatic or acquired brain injury can receive help.

How to sign up

BICA services & resources

Review the contacts section or use the Alaska TBI Resource Locator to reach out to an agency near you.

BICA supplemental services mini-grants

Mini-grants provide financial help for supplies or services for Alaskans with TABI. You can get up to $2,500 each year, with a $5,000 limit over five years.

To apply, use the Alaska TBI Resource locator to find an agency near you and contact them for help. If your region isn’t listed, any agency can help you apply.

Alaska TBI resource locator