Spinal Cord Injuries Australia (SCIA) and Neuroscience Research Australia (NeuRA) have a partnership which helps us work together to best support our community. In 2018, comedian and radio presenter, Tommy Little raised over $100,000 for SCIA by running the Antarctic...
2020 was quite a year. With still so much uncertainty, our friends at International SOS have put together mental health self-care tips for you to recharge and refocus for 2021, and start the year mentally and emotionally strong. Mental health and emotional wellbeing...
With the festive season around the corner, we’d like to thank all our clients and members, new and old, for your valued support over this past year. Spinal Cord Injuries Australia will remain open during the Holiday period, with a skeleton staff complement from 21...
COVID-19 has had a big impact on our SCIA community, and we would like to continue to support you by providing validated information, advice, tools and techniques to manage this ‘new normal’ way of life. It is with this continued level support that we are offering all...
SCIA is proud to be working in partnership with Hireup. Hireup is an online platform for people with disability to find, hire and manage their own supports. This is a unique partnership, with all aspects of the partnership designed to...
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