Jodi House

About Jodi House

Jodi House was founded in 1982 by Jodi Wustman's family and other advocates for brain injury survivors. After Jodi suffered a life-altering brain injury due to a drunk driving accident, her family recognized the urgent need for a supportive community. They mobilized resources to create a safe haven for individuals facing similar challenges. By 1994, Jodi House established a permanent location in Santa Barbara, California, becoming a vibrant activity center for brain injury survivors.

Impact of Jodi House

In the past year, Jodi House has provided over 8,085 program service hours, conducted 792 classes, and offered 572 hours of case management support, assisting 575 community members with vital information and referrals.

Why Donate?

Jodi House relies on the generosity of volunteers and donors to empower brain injury survivors. Contributions of time, talent, and resources are essential for providing critical services that many survivors would otherwise lack.

Get Involved Today!

Your support can make a significant difference in the lives of brain injury survivors. Consider donating cryptocurrency or cash to help Jodi House continue its mission of fostering recovery and community engagement.