ERIE, Pa. - s4story -- Hope Survives announced that its managing director, Jasmine Balignasay-Chavez, received The Catalyst Award in the second annual Cause Catalyst Awards. The organizers named Balignasay-Chavez one of three honorees and highlighted Hope Survives' work with people and families affected by brain injury.

The Cause Catalyst Awards recognize nonprofit and human services work across North America. The Catalyst Award honors an individual, team, project, or initiative whose work creates lasting impact, inspires others, or brings a new approach to social change.

Hope Survives offers support online so people can take part from home when attending in person is difficult. Its support groups give people living with brain injury and their families a place to connect with others who understand. Its workshops and resources offer practical tools for everyday life.

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About Hope Survives

Hope Survives is a nonprofit supporting people and families navigating any type of brain injury. Virtual by design, Hope Survives makes it possible to find support, learn, and connect from home.

People living with brain injury, family members, and caregivers can connect through online support groups and the Community Portal. Workshops, webinars, and the Resource Hub offer practical information for everyday life. Hope Survives also shares lived experience through The Hope Collective and its Podcast Network, which includes the Hope Survives Podcast and Hidden Impact.

Learn more at hopesurvives.org.
Learn more about The Cause Catalyst Awards (https://causecatalystawards.com/).