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You are Here: BIACK Home BIACK - Prevention The Brain Injury Association of Chatham-Kent is committed to increasing awareness of Acquired Brain Injuries and their causes and to providing events and information to the community to help reduce the incidence of Acquired Brain Injury in Chatham-Kent. Information and Education Annual Events Information and Education Resource Library Drop by our office and browse through our comprehensive library of books, journal articles, other printed materials, videotapes, cassette tape et notre resources francaises. Speakers We offer speakers to schools, groups and organizations to talk about acquired brain injury, its effects, prevention and management. Simply contact our office for details. General BIACK Links Page Quick Facts about ABI Prevention Concussions and Sports Road Safety Medical Neuropharmacological Agents: Anticonvulsant Agents Talking with your Doctor Holiday Stress Tips for Families of Brain Injury Survivors Winter Safety Are your affairs in order? A Cargiver Checklist Annual Events June Is Brain Injury Awareness Month: Watch for new articles, community information and fundraising events including our Golf Tournament and Annual General Meeting!

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Volume 7-1 Table of Contents Feature Mark this date... From John's Desk... From our members News from around the province ... Self-Esteem, Empowerment and Social Action Back Issues Find out more information in the OBIA Review Archives Please direct all comments, questions or submissions to: Jennifer Norquay OBIA Review Editor Ontario Brain Injury Association PO Box 2338 St. Catharines, ON Ph: (905) 641-8877 ext. 238 obia@obia.on.ca Mark this date... The Annual General Meeting of Ontario Brain Injury Association is scheduled for Saturday, June 24, 2000. This year the meeting will be held in Toronto from 1:30 - 3:30 p.m., although at the time of printing the location has yet to be finalized. As in prior years, the Community Association Advisory Council and the Survivor's Advisory Council will be meeting during the morning from 10:00 a.m. until 12 noon. Your proxy form, agenda and final details on meeting location, including a map, will be sent out mid-May. Please mark this date and come out and be a part of "Brain Injury Awareness Month" and make the goals of our organization heard throughout the province. From John's Desk...

15. SKW 2002 At the conclusion of the bike safety unit the children will be given a free wearing the proper gear while biking, roller blading, skate boarding etc. http://www.safekidscanada.ca/FRENCH/IP_PROFESSIONALS/Skw2002/Activities_AB.html

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17. Prince's Trust Grant For Skateboarders general Information Index. In this section. Prince s Trust grant for the Council’s Get on Board days which saw biking, blading and boarding roadshows http://www.darlington.gov.uk/Generic/News/News Archive/2003/October 2003/Princes

Skip To Main Content Skip To Main Navigation Back to Home Page Search: You are here : Home General Information News News Archive ... General Information Index In this section: Prince's Trust grant for skateboarders Rubbish displays at Whinfield Junior School Denes footpath work starts Successful start to kerbside recycling Improvement scheme to help disabled pedestrians ... Job creation scheme hits target Get Adobe Reader [new window] Adobe's Access Site [new window] PRINCE'S TRUST GRANT FOR SKATEBOARDERS 31/10/03 - A team of young people from Darlington has been awarded £11,000 by the Prince's Trust Millennium Group Awards to fund research into future skateboarding, in-line skating and biking facilities in the Borough. The youngsters, aged twelve to eighteen, applied to the Prince's Trust for the funding after carrying out their own initial reviews on current skateboarding, skating and biking facilities in the town and talking to other young people about what facilities they would like to see. Return to the top Return to navigation Return to main content Access Keys ... RSS

18. 70000 Funding For Mobile Skate Park A picture from the general Information theme. general Information Index of all ages think about current boarding, blading and biking facilities and what http://www.darlington.gov.uk/Generic/News/News Archive/2003/December 2003/70000

Skip To Main Content Skip To Main Navigation Back to Home Page Search: You are here : Home General Information News News Archive ... General Information Index In this section: 50000 for Whinbush Way crossing Grants help create more than 90 new jobs Street Care Team removes graffiti Council issues taxi warning ... Young people needed to help shape future of parks 70000 funding for mobile skate park Getting people into work New Year cabinet reshuffle at Town Hall Survey Ranks Darlington as Best Council in England Anti-litter campaign shortisted for national awards ... The Giving Tree Appeal 2003 Get Adobe Reader [new window] Adobe's Access Site [new window] £70,000 FUNDING FOR MOBILE SKATE PARK 10/12/03 - Darlington Council has been awarded £70,000 for the development of a new mobile skateboard park for the Borough. The funding, awarded by the New Opportunities Fund, NOF, comes after months of consultation and hard work by young people in the town, Darlington Council and Darlington and District Youth Association, DDYCA. Led by the Ramps Team, a group of young people from the Borough, work has been ongoing to research possible solutions to the needs of young people for skateboarding, blading and biking facilities in the Borough.

19. Parks & Recreation: Wheels In Motion: One Community Uses Citizen Involvement To their ownwhere biking, blading and boarding won t conflict with pedestrians, In the interview instrument I used, I started with general discussion http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1145/is_8_37/ai_91398910

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