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SCIA and Physical Disability Council of NSW release joint paper on WATs

SCIA has partnered with the Physical Disability Council of NSW (PDCN) and released a joint briefing paper and position statement highlighting the significant concerns we have in accessing WATs, utilisation of the TTSS smartcard, and calling on the government to make...

Support Jason’s climb to Everest

After a serious motor vehicle accident and complications after spinal surgery, Jason’s wasn’t sure if he would ever walk again, let alone climb Mount Everest. Come 2023, Jason is due to fly to Nepal in April to challenge himself both mentally and physically, his main...

Representative Advocacy Online Forum – August 3

We’re inviting you to SCIA’s first Online Network Forum for 2022! When: Wednesday 3 August, 2022Time: 2:00pm AESTWhere: Online – Microsoft Teams (Link to follow)RSVP: Fill out our registration form here SCIA has some new...

Stage 2 Consultation Regulation Impact Statement for Public Transport

On 15 March 2022, the Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Communications published the Stage 2 Consultation Regulation Impact Statement (RIS) for Reform of the Disability Standards for Accessible Public Transport 2002 (Transport...

Tommy Little trains for the UK to Belgium relay fundraiser for SCIA

Comedian Tommy Little has been training in the UK leading up to the world first UK to Belgium relay swim in July. Tommy, participating alongside 10 other team members, wants to use this as an opportunity to raise money to cure spinal cord injuries and support Spinal...

National Reconciliation Week 2022

Be Brave. Make Change. Last week I was asked my why SCIA, as a ‘for purpose’ organisation, which is focussed on disability should celebrate Reconciliation Week. Today I am sharing why SCIA is proudly supporting Reconciliation Week from the 27th of May – 3rd June....

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