Traumatic or Acquired Brain Injury (TABI) Program

Supporting Recovery, Independence, and Community Connection

Daybreak Incorporated offers specialized support for individuals living with traumatic or acquired brain injuries (TABI). These injuries can lead to physical, cognitive, and behavioral changes, often resulting in new or worsening mental health challenges. Our program helps individuals navigate daily life, access resources, and build a path toward recovery and independence.

Program Overview

With over 10 years of experience serving individuals in the Mat-Su and Anchorage areas, Daybreak understands the complex needs of those affected by brain injuries. Our services are designed to reduce barriers to care and improve access to:

Medical and rehabilitative services
Housing and transportation
Employment and education
Social and community-based supports

Resource Facilitation

Daybreak’s TABI Resource Facilitators provide:

Information & Referral Services
Limited Case Management to support independent living
Individualized Assessments focusing on:
- Finances
- Housing
- Employment
- Daily living
- Transportation
- Social and cognitive skills
- Other areas impacted by TABI

Following the assessment, a personalized treatment plan is developed to build on the individual’s strengths and set measurable goals. Facilitators provide ongoing support and follow-up to help participants achieve their objectives.

Guylene wrote,

Alaska Brain Injury Outreach Extends to Nome, Reaching Underserved Communities

The Traumatic and Acquired Brain Injury (TABI) Program at Daybreak Inc. expanded its statewide outreach efforts this year, extending activities beyond the Anchorage and Matanuska–Susitna regions to better reach underserved communities across Alaska. These efforts reflect the program’s ongoing commitment to increasing awareness, strengthening partnerships, and improving access to support for individuals experiencing brain injury.

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