The Community Link Project helps people with traumatic brain injury increase support from their families, friends, neighbors, and other people in their communities. The purpose of the Community Link Project is to learn more about how to assist people to live independently by improving natural supports at work, school, and in the community. The research will provide important information about community supports for people who have experienced brain injury. Person has a documented history of traumatic brain injury. Person is 18 years old or older.
Person is capable of giving informed consent and completing self-report measures.
Person is living in the community. The project staff is looking for people who are interested in participating in this research study on Natural Supports. If you want to participate or know someone who does, click here to fill out the form at the bottom of this page. Laurie Garrett, left, a natural supports specialist for the Missouri Model Brain Injury System, reviews some paperwork with Roberta Williams, a participant in the Community Link Project.