Program: Brain Injury Services
Organization: March of Dimes Canada - North East Region
Sault Ste Marie
Phone Numbers: 705-254-1099
Fax: 705-254-6748
Email: neindependence@marchofdimes.ca
Website: www.marchofdimes.ca
Address:
c/o Brookes Tier
31 Old Garden River Rd, Unit 122
Sault Ste Marie, ON
P6B 5Y7
Intersection: Old Garden River Rd and Great Northern Rd
Accessibility:
Wheelchair Accessible
Hours: Daily 24 hours
Administration: Mon-Fri 8:30am-4pm
Executives: Melanie Mach - Regional Director
705-671-3188 ext 3122 * mmach@marchofdimes.ca
Public Contacts: Andy West - Rehabilitation Services Coordinator
705-254-1099 ext 5825 * awest@marchofdimes.ca
Service Description: Community-based support and rehabilitation services to adults living with the effects of an acquired brain injury

Brain Injury Outreach Program - Rehabilitation workers meet with people with acquired brain injuries in their home or community to provide community-based rehabilitation to promote independence in various areas of day to day functioning (physical, cognitive, behavioral, social, activities of daily living) * offers various educational, rehabilitation, support and leisure groups

Community Trauma Program - Staffed by a social worker with access to an occupational therapist, available to people who have experienced a traumatic injury requiring assessment, private or family counselling, service coordination and rehabilitation services

ABI Congregate Care - Offers a 2 bedroom shared living environment for people who require 24 hour care * provided while promoting on-going rehabilitation, support and supervision

Post Transitional Stroke Program - Services include a Stroke Community Navigator who supports individuals post discharge and residing in the community to access support services based on personal needs * services can include cognitive and physical therapy provided by rehabilitation support workers and overseeing therapists



Fees: Varies per program
Application: Call * no referral required * Complete the online referral form
Eligibility / Target Population: Adults 16 years and older, living with the effects of an acquired brain injury * must have a documented acquired brain injury and stroke diagnosis for admission into the Stroke Transitional Program
Languages: English
Language Notes: Identified for the provision of French language services
Area Served: Sault Ste Marie and area
See Also: Acquired Brain Injury
In-Home Personal Support
Independent Living Supports
Life Skills for People with Disabilities
Stroke
Last Updated: 7/9/2025
Service Profile Web Address: eng/displayService.aspx?id=90597

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