If you are interested in one of our Clubhouse or Case Management Programs, you can call or email us, or complete our intake application on our website which can be found here.  For The Mill House, call (804) 261-7050 or email katherine@communitybraininjury.org. For The Denbigh House, call (757) 833-7845 or email jessica@communitybraininjury.org. For Richmond Case Management Services, call (804) 386-0926 or email jennifer@communitybraininjury.org. For Peninsula Case Management Services, call (757) 585-1405, or email lexie@communitybraininjury.org.

Individuals may be referred to our services by anyone- a professional, spouse or partner, family member, friend, medical provider, or by another caring supportive individual in their lives. To make a referral, please complete the intake application here to the best of your knowledge, and the intake coordinator for the program you are seeking services will be in touch with you. For additional questions or more information, you can also call or email the contacts listed above, or our Administrative office at (804) 386-0925.

Community Brain Injury Services is one of several state-funded brain injury providers in Virginia. To locate the brain injury provider in your locality, please visit https://www.vadars.org/cbs/bioutcomes.htm or www.biav.net.

We love our volunteers! Volunteers are critical to hosting successful events and we couldn’t do it without our dedicated volunteers. If you are interested in volunteering for any of our events, or in any other aspect of fundraising or development- to include sitting on our Community Engagement Board- please contact Whitney Bsharah at (804) 386-0925 or whitney@communitybraininjury.org.

There are many opportunities to become a sponsor of Community Brain Injury Services. We offer several levels of sponsorships in connection with each of our events. For more information about sponsorships or to become a sponsor, please contact Whitney Bsharah at (804) 386-0925 or whitney@communitybraininjury.org. Charitable donations are also welcomed, appreciated, and needed at any time of year and can be made here.

To be eligible for services at one of our Clubhouses, individuals must be over the age of 18, have a diagnosis of an acquired brain injury, and be able to independently manage medication, eating, and bathroom needs while at the program.

Clubhouse membership is lifetime and available for members for as long as they need them.

Clubhouse services have a set daily rate but we accept a number of payment sources including worker’s compensation insurance and external funding sources for specific employment services. For individuals without a funding source, CBIS offers a sliding scale rate based on each individual’s financial situation. Community Brain Injury Services also has a policy to not turn away anyone based on their ability to pay for services.

Case Management services are funded through state-directed funds and there is no charge to individuals to receive this service.