Center for Head Injury Services

With head injuries as the number one cause of disability among people under the age of 25 and autism now affecting one in 88 children, the local nonprofit Center for Head Injury Services is raising funds to support local families with loved ones with...

Individuals with business or farm income qualify for tax credits when they make a contribution to the Center for Head Injury Services before the end of the year. Missouri NAP tax credits allow the donor to direct how his/her tax dollars are spent.

Earn tax credit while supporting people with brain injuries and autism; MO 2012 NAP tax credits now available through the Center for Head Injury Services.

The Center for Head Injury Services, a St. Louis based nonprofit that has helped people with head injuries, autism and other developmental disorders for more than 25 years, recently received an IPAD from the Adam Morgan Foundation.

More than 70 individuals gathered at the nonprofit Center for Head Injury Services in Maryland Heights for the First Annual Center Olympics, which allowed people with head injuries & autism to build their confidence and physical abilities.

More than 15 area individuals with disabilities will give their personal best when they compete in the Center for Head Injury Services' Center Olympics at Page and I 270, on Saturday, July 14 beginning at 10 a.m.

St. Louis native and NFL professional Raymond Webber reminded of the importance of avoiding head injury

The Center for Head Injury Services has been awarded just under $300,000 in grants to assist individuals with disabilities in the region.