Access to Services for Persons with TBI

Western Oregon University	Access to Services for Individuals with Brain Injury
	*Twelve Months to Triple-A Service:* Community Collaboration to Make Services Available, Accessible, and Appropriate for People with Brain Injury
Project Abstract Advisory Board Contact Us State Action Plan Triple-A Manual Project Home TRI Eugene	This manual was developed as part of the past two years' efforts to use the principles of community organizing to improve a community's awareness and ability to provide better services for individuals with brain injury. The manual is available for download from a link at the bottom of the page. The table of contents gives an overview of what you'll find in the manual. Table of Contents How to Use this Handbook A little history of Community Organizing History of the TBI Cadre Project Steps in the Collaborative Process (overview) Step 1: Identify Key People and Agencies Step 2: Bring representatives together/needs assessment Step 3: Prioritize Goals/Determine Workgroups Step 4: Action Step 5: Evaluation Step 6: What's Next/Keeping it moving Conclusion References Download the MS Word(c) file HERE: Triple-A Service

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