About SABIS
The Southern Alberta Brain Injury Society (SABIS) is dedicated to helping adults with an acquired brain injury and family caregivers obtain the supports and services the adult survivor needs to live as independently as possible in the community .
Incorporated under the Societies Act of Alberta in 1985 as a non-profit registered charity, SABIS offers lifelong supports and services. SABIS promotes open and inclusive communities for all persons regardless of the severity of their brain injury.
Vision
SABIS promotes open and inclusive communities for all persons regardless of the severity of their injury.
Mission
SABIS offers lifelong support and services for adults with acquired brain injury andtheir familes
Values
Respect, Support, Inclusiveness, Learning and Encouragement
WHO WE SUPPORT
The Southern Alberta Brain Injury Society (SABIS) offers supports and services to adults with acquired brain injury and their families. SABIS promotes open and inclusive communities for all persons, regardless of the severity of their brain injury.
Natasha Brzoza
Executive Director
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403-521-5212, extension 1
Cheryl Sayward
Senior Service Coordinator
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403-521-5212, extension 2
Michelle Bowers
Community Resources Coordinator
[email protected]
403-521-5212, extension 3
Emilie Seitz
Service Coordinator
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403-521-5212, extension 4
Annalise Schwaiger
Administrative Assistant
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403-521-5212, extension 5
Bobbi Jensen – President
Allan Boss – Treasurer
Becky Small – Secretary
Kimber Pipella – Director
Natasha Brzoza – Executive Director
SABIS began in February 1985 as a family support group. Caregivers joined forces with individuals from community agencies and other community members to discuss the lack of information and support for families supporting adults with an acquired brain injury.