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After many years at an Ability Beyond Disability community home in Danbury, CT., Ken has moved to:

Paradigm Healthcare Center at 177 Whitewood Road, Waterbury, CT 06708.

The phone number at Paradigm @ Waterbury is (203) 757- 9491.

A visit to him would be especially welcome.

Pictures

Ken's Birthday this Friday, July 15th, 2011!

Please take an afternoon to visit Ken on his 48th birthday. While he enjoys visitors all year round, his birthday is an especially good time to take the peaceful drive to Danbury, CT and enjoy some time with Ken.

Ken Scott Morrison

3 Seminole Drive

Danbury, CT 06811-4442

Call his care providers at his home to confirm your visit:

(203) 798-7482

See Mapquest Directions

BIAC's 6th Annual Walk for Thought October 24th, 2010

The Brain Injury Association of Connecticut is participating in a fundraiser to continue their good work in advocating for those impacted by brain injury. Consider registering for the 6th Annual Walk for Thought to help those in need. Get more information on that here.

2010 Walk for Thought

Sunday, October 24, 2010

Rentschler Field

East Hartford, CT

Registration begins at 11 AM and Walk begins at 12:30 PM

Ken's Birthday Coming Up on July 15th, 2010

Please take an afternoon to visit Ken on his 47th birthday. While he enjoys visitors all year round, his birthday is an especially good time to take the peaceful drive to Danbury, CT and enjoy some time with Ken.

Ken Scott Morrison

3 Seminole Drive

Danbury, CT 06811-4442

Call his care providers at his home to confirm your visit:

(203) 798-7482

See Mapquest Directions

Proposed Funding Cut for BIAC

The Brain Injury Association of Connecticut is facing a financial crisis. Governor Rell bundled their organization's State grant of $143,000 with that of other non-profit organizations whose primary function is advocacy and proposed that all included be cut from the State's budget. Send a message to legislators here:

Representative Geragosian: John.Geragosian@cga.ct.gov

Senator Williams: Williams@senatedems.ct.gov

Representative Donovan: Christopher.Donovan@cga.ct.gov

Senator DeFronzo: DeFronzo@senatedems.ct.gov

Representative Merrill: Denise.Merrill@cga.ct.gov

Brain Injury Association of Connecticut 'Walk for Thought'

Please join us for the 5th Annual BIAC/United Steel Walk for Thought this Saturday, October 24th at Great River Park in East Hartford. If you have not yet registered, you can do so by clicking the registration link here [Registration].

2009 Walk for Thought

Saturday, October 24, 2009

Great River Park

East Hartford, CT

Registration begins at 11:00 a.m. and the Walk at 12:30 p.m.

Party Planning for Ken's 46th Birthday, July 15, 2009

Ken turns 46 on Wednesday, July 15th. Please feel free to visit Ken on his birthday or an alternate day. Mapquest directions to his home at 3 Seminole Drive in Danbury, CT are available on the upper right. Call (203) 798.7482 to confirm Ken will be at home when you plan to visit.

Kyle & Ken

Koko & Ken & Shayna

Maria & Ken

Ken and Cake for wishes to come true

Sandra & Ken

How to Help Ken and Others

Many people ask how they can help Ken - a great friend and colleague whose life changed in an instant as a result of an unpredictable accident. I think helping Ken begins by thinking of all those who have or might find themselves in such a circumstance.

The Brain Injury Association of Connecticut (BIAC) is an independent non-profit organization dedicated to supporting individuals with brain injury, their families, and caregivers while increasing the community’s understanding of brain injury and its prevention. They work in legislative advocacy for those affected and they help navigate through existing programs. 

Founded in 1981 by the families of brain-injury survivors and the social service professionals assisting them, BIAC's original mission was to advocate for specific rehabilitative services and improved care. After incorporating in 1982, that mission expanded to include prevention.

The  Brain Injury Association of Connecticut, Inc.
        333 East River Drive, Suite 106
        East Hartford, CT 06108

Every 23 seconds, one person in the US sustains a Traumatic Brain Injury.

An estimated 5.3 Million Americans currently live with disabilities resulting from Traumatic Brain Injury.

1.4 Million Americans sustain a Traumatic Brain Injury each year.

More than 50,000 people die every year as a result of Traumatic Brain Injury.

How To Join

BIAC offers three ways to become an official member.

In keeping with our commitment to those living with brain injury, BIAC welcomes survivors and their families as Individual Members without charge. For a membership application, please click here: Individual/Family Membership.

In addition, BIAC offers numerous fee-based membership benefits for professional service providers, including workshops, educational materials, membership on Providers Council — which meets bi-monthly and serves as an important resource for networking, and updates regarding issues vital to organizations that serve individuals with brain injury. For a Professional Membership application, please click here: Professional Membership.

Finally, BIAC offers Corporate Circle Memberships to organizations wishing to support our efforts. To learn more about becoming a Corporate Circle Member, or to download a Corporate Circle membership application, simply click on the Corporate Circle Membership link.

Collaborating Organizations

National Association of State Head Injury Administrators

www.nashia.org

301-656-3500

National Brain Injury Research Treatment and Training Foundation

www.nbirtt.org

434-220-4824

National Institute on Disability and Rehabilitation Research

www.ed.gov/about/offices/list/osers/nidrr

202-245-7640

North American Brain Injury Society

www.nabis.org

703-960-6500

Health Resources and Services Administration

www.hrsa.gov

301-443-3376

Social Security Administration

www.ssa.gov

800-772-1213

Ken on his 45th Birthday Tuesday, July 15th, 2008

Yes, the middle of July means it is Ken's birthday. While he enjoys visitors all year round, his birthday is an especially good time to take the peaceful drive to Danbury, CT and enjoy some time with Ken.

Ken Scott Morrison

3 Seminole Drive

Danbury, CT 06811-4442

Call his care providers at his home to confirm your visit:

(203) 798-7482

See Mapquest Directions at the top left

Kyle Wilkinson helped Ken celebrate his birthday and had this to say:

"just wanted to give you an update on how it went the other night.  ken is in good spirits and looking good and seems to be well-cared for.  his caregiver, chelsea, was a real sweetheart and i think she cares for ken and his two mates.  their names are ron and wayne and they should really take their act on the road.  wayne is quite bright and throws out all sorts of trivia queries to the guest...queries which i quickly learned not to answer right away as i could count on receiving the answer from ron, who has heard these questions for years, i believe, and is quite at the ready with the answers.  this is a routine which ken seems to enjoy...i certainly did.  we had birthday cake and had a wonderful couple of hours.

so all seems ok at seminole lane   :)

Happy Birthday to Ken this July 15, 2007!

Ken Morrison turned 44 on July 15, 2007. He is accepting visitors bearing balloons.

It is a nice drive from the New York area - directions are on the mapquest link on the upper left corner.

Ken's Birthday this July 15, 2006!

Graduation at University of Michigan

Happy Birthday 2006!

Ken and Marilyn on his 43rd birthday

Dicel lends glamour to evening dinner

Stripper makes surprise appearance at birthday

Robin and Ken share off-color joke

Ron & Ken battle over photo central focus

Tony & Ken at Birthday dinner

Ken eats unidentified object

Ken upset by random remark

Ken gives street signs to local gangs

Ken waves to well wishers

Ken has Bob on the run

Ken thinks this will be easy

Holiday Dinner 2005

Meri, Mikhael, Ken, Marilyn and Max at Ken's Birthday 2005

Rajan appears to be bringing everyone down at Ken's Birthday 2005.