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Mind Your Brain Fund to Support Survivors of Brain Injury is sponsored by Mind Your Brain Foundation. The Mind Your Brain Foundation provides funding to survivors of brain injury for medical or rehabilitation expenses, assistive technology, adaptive equipment, or durable medical equipment.
Examples include co-pays for physical, occupational, or speech therapy related to brain injury, co-pays for mental health professionals, and medical bills related to brain injury care and rehabilitation. The foundation also supports patient-centric conferences for TBI survivors and caregivers.
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Mind Your Brain Fund | Financial Support for TBI Survivors Mind Your Brain Fund to Support Survivors of Brain Injury Mind Your Brain Foundation recognizes the financial burden of medical or rehabilitation related expenses and the challenge this causes for survivors of brain injuries.
Mind Your Brain Foundation is committed to helping fill the gaps in the continuity of care and providing opportunities for survivors of brain injuries to receive additional funding support if needed, along with resources, and information to further promote their recovery and access to continued rehabilitation.
Survivors of brain injury can request funding for up to $1,000 from the Mind Your Brain Foundation to pay for medical or rehabilitation expenses, assistive technology, adaptive equipment, or durable medical equipment.
Examples include: Co-pays for physical, occupational, or speech therapy related to brain injury Co-pays for seeing a mental health professional Medical bills related to brain injury care and rehabilitation To be considered for the MYB Fund, applicants must meet the following criteria: Have an acquired or traumatic brain injury. A physician must complete a form confirming the diagnosis.
Be at least 18 years of age BE A RESIDENT of PA, NJ, or DE. Exhausted all other options/resources for funding. Demonstrate financial need.
Provide an invoice or receipt for the expense/item. The funding must be used for the reason/item indicated on your application. The funding provided must be used within one year of receipt.
Payment can only be directly issued to a medical or rehabilitation provider or a vendor (such as a medical supply or durable medical equipment company). The fund cannot reimburse applicants directly. Applications will be reviewed and funding will be awarded three times a year on the following schedule.
Applications must be submitted on the MYB website. 1st period (Jan. through Apr.)
Applications must be received by March 1st Funds will be awarded by April 30th 2nd period (May through Aug.) Applications must be received by June 1st Funds will be awarded by August 31st 3rd period (Sept. through Dec.)
Applications must be received by October 1st Funds will be awarded by December 31st Please contact navigator@mindyourbrainfoundation. org for any questions or if you need assistance with the application process
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Survivors of brain injury (for direct funding). The foundation is a 501(c)(3) organization. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $1,000 (for individuals). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Mind Your Brain Fund to Support Survivors of Brain Injury is funded by Mind Your Brain Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
Applications go through the funder's official portal — the Apply Now link on this page goes there directly.
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