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Phoenix Star Clubhouse
A Program of the Brain Injury Resource and Development Center

Phoenix Star Clubhouse
P. O. Box 572
Shawsville, VA 24162
Phone: (540) 761-5424

Due to recent state budget cuts, we have reduced

Clubhouse operations to one day a week. We are

meeting every Monday at the Blue Ridge Independent

Living Center on Williamson Rd. from 9am to 3pm.

We hope to be moving soon to a new location. We will

continue to diligently raise funds in order to resume full

operations as soon as possible.

We are accepting donations. No amount is too

small or too large.

 

*UPCOMING FUNDRAISING EVENTS*

May 15, 2010

Barbeque Dinner

Thrasher United Methodist Church

707 E Washington Ave

Vinton, VA 24179

Tickets are $10.00 each

Hours 4PM - 7PM

For info call 540-761-5424

 

You can purchase our note cards at Roanoke Valley Printworks to help support Phoenix Star Clubhouse.

 

 

We are also selling CDs of original songs by staff member Jon Weems. They are $12.00 + 3.00 S&H if you would like one mailed to you. Go to www.jonweems.com for more information.

 

 

 

 

Check out recent stories and interviews about Phoenix Star Clubhouse done by WDBJ 7 television and WVTF radio:

WDBJ 7 story

WVTF story and interview

Welcome!

We are so glad that you have come to visit us. Please take a moment to look around our website so that you can learn more about the Phoenix Star Clubhouse, a program of Brain Injury Resource and Development Center, Inc.

The Phoenix Star Clubhouse is the only resource of its kind in Western Virginia to specifically address the needs of individuals with brain injuries. The Phoenix Star Clubhouse is a person-centered place for people with brain injuries to come together in a positive and supportive environment. The main focus of the Phoenix Star Clubhouse is to assist individuals with brain injuries to lead productive lives. This is achieved though involvement in the surrounding community, looking for and researching vocational opportunities, and volunteering at local agencies.

What is a Clubhouse?

The Clubhouse model was developed in 1948.

A Clubhouse is a place where people with similar experiences come together to work, learn, socialize and support one another.

There are hundreds of Clubhouses worldwide but only a small handful exists for people with brain injuries. There are 7 brain injury Clubhouses in the state of Virginia.