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University of Sydney needs your help!

University of Sydney needs your help!

The University of Sydney’s Centre for Disability Research and Policy is conducting a study to see how prepared people are for an emergency situation such as a pandemic, bushfire or flood, and what people can do for themselves and what supports they need in an...
eWalk Trial Participants Wanted

eWalk Trial Participants Wanted

SpinalCure Australia, Neuroscience Research Australia (NeurRA) and Spinal Cord Injuries Australia (SCIA) are looking for participants to register for the eWalk trial – Australia’s first neurostimulation trial for treating paraplegics. If you’re aged...
EmployAbility’s new webinar series starts this October

EmployAbility’s new webinar series starts this October

SCIA’s EmployAbility service will be holding a series of bi-monthly webinars starting October 4, 2023. For employers, and people searching for work, our webinars will help debunk myths, help with the job search journey and tackle any concerns head on. Wednesday...
University of Sydney needs your help!

P-CEP Workshops in the Illawarra this August

This August, join our Person-Centred Emergency Preparedness (P-CEP) workshop in the Illawarra with our Representative Advocacy team. In recent years, we have witnessed a growing number, intensity, and duration of disasters worldwide and in Australia, with a...
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Spinal Cord Injuries Australia (SCIA) acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of this land where the First Nation Peoples have long engaged in ceremonies of storytelling, music, dance, and celebration. We pay respect to the Elders, past and present, and recognise those of the future, who will carry the memories, traditions, and aspirations of First Nation Peoples. It is crucial to remember that beneath the concrete and asphalt, this land always has been and always will be traditional First Nation Peoples' Land. We acknowledge the contributions of both First Nation Peoples and non-First Nation Australians towards building and advancing a sustainable future, promoting health, reducing inequalities, and achieving better social outcomes. 

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