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The National Assistance Card is available to all people in Australia living with brain injury.
In Tasmania the Card is available to the autistic community, and people with other disabilities and health conditions.
The National Assistance Card Service hope that, in the future, the Card will be available to all people in Australia with disability and health conditions.
The National Assistance Card Service is owned by the Brain Injury Association of Tasmania.
The Brain Injury Association of Tasmania (BIAT) has provided an acquired brain injury (ABI) Identification (ID) Card Program for Tasmanians living with brain injury for over 20 years.
The Australian Government Department of Social Services has provided funding to the Brain Injury Association of Tasmania for a Project to expand its ABI ID Card Program nationally. The Project is the National Assistance Card Service.
The National Assistance Card can be used in everyday or emergency situations where a cardholder needs assistance or support.
October 16, 2024
The National Assistance Card team attended the 9th Annual Brain Injury Conference in Adelaide, engaging with individuals, families, and professionals to raise awareness about the Card’s benefits.
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October 1, 2024
Learn practical tips for using your National Assistance Card in public, from keeping it accessible to confidently sharing it with others. Maximise the benefits of your Card in everyday situations.
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September 16, 2024
Join the world premiere of Larapinta: End to End, an inspiring documentary supported by National Assistance Card, on October 1st at Hobart Town Hall.
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