Mind Forward Brain Injury Services, Adult Day Program

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Mind Forward Brain Injury Services

Site: Oakville

Service: Adult Day Program

Record #: MHH0428

Last Full Update: 11 Mar 2025

Contact Information

Office Phone	905-949-4411
Toll Free Phone	1-877-654-1137
Fax	905-949-4019
E-Mail	intake@mindforward.org
Website	mindforward.org/
Contact Form	www.mindforward.org/contact-us/
Social Media	Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, X (Twitter)
Primary Contact	Mariana Ljuljdjuraj, Program Manager; Phone: 905-949-4411 ext 240; Email: Mariana.Ljuljdjuraj@mindforward.org

Site Information

Site Location	Oakville (Bronte Creek)
Located In Community	Oakville
Address & Map	3114 Dundas St W Oakville, ON L6M 4J3
Intersection	Valleyridge Dr and Dundas St W
Physical Access	Fully Accessible

Agency Information

Legal Status	(50) Non Profit
Established	2016
Primary Executive	Hunter Saggar, Chief Executive Officer; Phone: 905-949-4411 ext 254; Email: Stephanie.DCosta@mindforward.org
Funding	Donations * Ontario Health (Central) * Ontario Trillium Foundation

Description and Service Details

Description (Service)	Adult Day Program provides a safe and inclusive environment that offers a variety of therapeutic activities with a focus on increasing social interaction, developing functional skills, and improving physical, cognitive, and emotional health * social and recreational activities for people with acquired brain injury in a group setting for part of the day * offers daily respite for both individuals and their families to reduce caregiver burnout * program sessions run approximately 3-6 months depending on location * virtual programming is available exercise and fitness access to functional skill building activities that promote the re-learning and acquisition of skills that may have been affected by the individual’s brain injury recreational and skill-building groups psychosocial and adjustment groups are offered by referral only and include Anger Management, Depression Support, Self-esteem Support, ABI education, Communication and Social Skills, Peer Support and Substance Use and Brain Injury (SUBI)
Hours	Tue-Thu 9am-12noon * hours may vary
Areas Served	Halton Region
Boundaries	Halton Region
Eligibility	People 16-65 years of age living with the effects of an acquired brain injury
Application	To register, clients can access the online form which is provided by the Day Program Group Leader or Senior Staff
Languages	English
Fees	None

Categories and Classification

Service Categories	Adult Day Programs ~ Brain Injuries ; Adult Out of Home Respite Care ~ Brain Injuries ; Health/Disability Related Support Groups ~ Brain Injuries
Older Adult Main Categories	COMMUNITY HEALTH
Older Adult Sub-Categories	Community Adult Day Programs

Agency Overview