Keep Your Head Up Foundation

Now Booking: Concussion Education for Sports 🏒⚽🏀

Help your athletes, coaches, and teams build a better understanding of sports-related concussions.

Our 60-minute interactive presentation for athletes ages 12–25 explores the holistic impact of concussion, evidence-based recovery strategies, and the community supports available throughout recovery.

Available year-round, both in-person and virtually, with sessions starting at $450 + HST.

🔗 Book your session today: www.keepyourheadup.ca/communityeducation

We would like to sincerely thank everyone who contributed to this year's 50/50 Raffle! We are incredibly grateful for the unwavering support from our Keep Your Head Up community.

We successfully raised over $1000.00 where our split of the proceeds are being used to continue our mission of providing free traumatic brain injury Community Education and Mindful Moments programs.

As always, thank you for believing in our mission and vision. Together, we will change the TBI recovery journey through education, empowerment, and social connection. 💙🧠

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Participate in this Brain Injury Awareness Month by joining the jackpot!

Every ticket purchased helps KYHU continue providing free programs and resources, education, and support for individuals and families affected by their traumatic brain injury including concussions.

⏰ Raffle closes June 14 at 5:00 PM

💰 One lucky winner will take home 50% of the jackpot, while the other 50% helps make KYHU's work possible.

🎟️ Purchase your tickets here: https://www.rafflebox.ca/raffle/kyhuf

Keep Your Head Up Foundation had the absolute pleasure in being a vendor in this year's National AccessAbility Week Tradeshow and Conference in the Waterloo Region!

Thank you to for sharing a space for the traumatic brain injury community to be present and heard!

The KYHU community was able to learn more about other supports in the community as well share what our community provides in terms of traumatic brain injury including concussions, support.

What a great way to start off Brain Injury Awareness Month and reminder to build a strong accessible Canada!