CHIRS – Community Head Injury Resource Services
 
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What we do How we do it About Brain Injury

Community Head Injury Resource Services of Toronto (CHIRS) is a registered not-for-profit charitable organization primarily funded by the Central Local Health Integration Network (LHIN) through the Ontario Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care. CHIRS has earned its fourth three-year accreditation award from Accreditation Canada. To earn this award the agency is assessed against national acquired brain injury. Learn More >

What we do How we do it How you can help
Please call our intake department at 416-240-8000 or email intake@chirs.com
What we do How we do it How you can help
Composed of soft tissue and weighing about 3 pounds, the human brain can store more information than any library in the world, and can sort, organize and retrieve it far faster than any man-made machine. It is responsible for the way we act, the way we think, our ideals, our impulses, and the regulation of many of our basic bodily functions. Learn More >
What's New
CHIRS has earned its fourth three-year accreditation award from Accreditation Canada. To earn this award the agency is assessed against national acquired brain injury (ABI) service standards set by Accreditation Canada in collaboration with the health care community and related stakeholders. Learn More >

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Funding for CHIRS is provided, in part, by the
Central Local Health Integration Network and the Government of Ontario

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