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      • Understanding Brain Injury Workshop
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Nanaimo Brain Injury Society

March 15 @ 8:52 am
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Date: March 15, 2026
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8:52 am

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Nanaimo Brain Injury Society
#101 - 235 Bastion Street
Nanaimo, BC V9R 3A3 Canada + Google Map
Phone: 250-753-5600
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NBIS Office is open: 

Monday-Thursday from 9am- 4pm

We are closed from 12-1pm for lunch.

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  • 101-235 Bastion Street,
    Nanaimo V9R 3A3, BC Canada
  • Phone: (250) 753-5600
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  • Email: info@nbis.ca
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For over 35 years, the Nanaimo Brain Injury Society has worked with people on the traditional, ancestral, and unceded lands of the Snuneymuxw, Snaw-naw-as, and Stz’uminus First Nations. We are grateful and acknowledge the strength, knowledge, and leadership of Indigenous communities. We recognize that health and community services have not always respected the rights or self-determination of Indigenous Peoples, and that these impacts are still felt today. NBIS remains committed to listening, learning, and doing better.