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Logo for the Nanaimo Brain Injury Society: large gray lowercase letters nbis with a green swoosh above, and NANAIMO BRAIN INJURY SOCIETY written in green below, reflecting their commitment to brain injury support and education.
A smiling older man with short gray hair wearing a white and blue floral print shirt stands in front of a plain light-colored background, representing NBIS and its commitment to Brain Injury Education.

Craig

Director
In his life, Craig has experienced two traumatic brain injuries (TBI). Five years after his first brain injury, he sustained a second injury. He was not officially diagnosed with a TBI until 7 years later. Because of this experience, Craig understands the importance of helping people to adjust to living with a brain injury. He was involved with the Centennial Centre for Mental Health & Brain Injury in Ponoka, AB and after that he started volunteering with the Central Alberta Brain Injury Society in Red Deer. After moving to Vancouver Island, Craig started volunteering at the Nanaimo Brain Injury Society (NBIS) and Bill’s Place, which was supported housing support for people with TBI. After a short break, he is now happy to be back at NBIS as a Board member and peer supporter volunteer.

Members:

Team With Me
A woman with long, straight, gray hair and fair skin smiles at the camera. Representing the Nanaimo Brain Injury Society, she wears red lipstick and a black top, indoors with a softly lit background—a symbol of brain injury support.

Susanne

Board Chair
A woman in a red jacket smiles while holding a bouquet of orange lilies under a bright blue sky, celebrating the support she’s received from the Nanaimo Brain Injury Society.

Stephanie

Vice Chair
A woman with short, light brown hair and glasses sits outdoors, smiling. She is wearing a navy jacket over a lavender top, with plants and a wooden planter in the background, enjoying the support of the Nanaimo Brain Injury Society.

Wendy

Treasurer
A smiling older woman with short blonde hair and large earrings stands in front of a light-colored wooden background, embodying the spirit of brain injury support and awareness.

Tina

Secretary