Welcome toProject Enlist
At Project Enlist, we work to understand how service affects the brain. Together with serving members, Veterans and families, we partner with researchers worldwide to build better care.
Our Mission
Why Project Enlist Canada?
Concussion Legacy Foundation Canada built Project Enlist Canada collaboratively with CAF members, Veterans, and families who live with the effects of service on the brain. Together, we are accelerating critical brain health research, educating and engaging our communities, and ensuring no service member or loved one is left without the care and support they need.
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Operation Brain Health
Why I Pledged My Brain
Watch MWO Brendan Hynes' Story
For those who served, every experience matters. Brendan Hynes shares why he pledged his brain to research and what it means to help the next generation of service members and Veterans.
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You're Not Alone
OBH Group Coaching
Sessions are for serving and former military Veterans who want to strengthen their daily performance, build better habits, and improve overall brain health.
Weekly on Mondays
Veterans group
1:00 - 2:00pm ET
Remote session
Our Ambassadors
Connecting Across Canada
Meet the ambassadors supporting the Project Enlist Canada mission and Canada’s military community.
Hover over or select a point to meet an ambassador and explore their story, where available.
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Personal Stories
Veterans Helping
Veterans
Project Enlist Canada stories show why Canadian service members are pledging their brains, championing Operation Brain Health, and educating their communities through their experiences.
Simon Kardynal: Donate Your Brain
Master Warrant Officer (Ret'd) Simon Kardynal shares why he pledged his brain to Project Enlist and why every lived experience matters in concussion research.
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Stay connected with Project Enlist Canada. Receive updates on military brain health research, practical resources, and support for Canadian service members, Veterans, and their families.
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