FREE MEMBERSHIP TO
BIALA /UNITED SPINAL ASSN. OF LOUISIANA

BENEFITS OF BECOMING A MEMBER

Keeps you informed and updated on all the events and resources that we have to offer on the local and state level, as well as on the national level through our affiliations with the Brain Injury Association of America and United Spinal Association.
Provides you more streamline access to a cohesive network of individuals who can be helpful AND whom you can help.
Allows you to more easily participate in advocacy efforts that affect you and your community, both on the national and local levels.
Gives you a more active voice for ongoing program development, support groups, and other grassroots/local community growth.*
By joining BIALA, you will receive a FREE membership to United Spinal along with a free subscription to New Mobility Magazine.
Assists us in attracting funding support as membership grows, which benefits those impacted by brain and spinal cord injuries.
Helps make a difference in the lives of others.

Online BIALA Membership Application

Please fill out our online membership form below, or click the button to download a paper copy.

DOWNLOAD OUR MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION AS A PDF

*Membership does not include decision-making votes. This is the responsibility of the Board of Directors.

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On a day that everything seemed to be going against me, I reached out for some help and was surprised that they actually were there to help me. My wheelchair was broken, and they were able to find a place to fix it for me. They educated me about the trust fund for people with spinal cord injuries and sent me an application. When I had questions about the application, I called back and was given the time and help needed to complete the application. They made me feel important so I am very thankful.

Robi Harsch

Individual with SCI

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Participating in the virtual support groups has brightened my days and helps me feel less alone and depressed. Thank you for looking out for people with disabilities and making sure we stay connected to others.

Shannon Charleston

Individual with TBI

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Painting a mask and showing how it feels to live with a brain injury was a lot of fun and also made me feel good and important. People don't understand so thank you for allowing me to share how I feel. I can't wait to see my mask on the art display. Thanks for making me smile and feel good about myself.

Ada Henderson