Room available in a four bedroom high care group home in Chatswood, New South Wales. The room features a large, unfurnished, wheelchair accessible room with en-suite. The property has been renovated and is within close proximity to shops and public transport....
The NRMA has partnered with Spinal Cord Injuries Australia to identify the shortfalls of accessible car parking such as safety, space and availability called ‘Where Do I Park?’. We know from our members that accessible parking can become a stressful and...
SCIA and Youthsafe have partnered to prevent unintentional injury of young people, by offering advice and support. In the second instalment of Advice for a Younger Generation, SCIA’s Peer and Family Support team member Kate, gives the advice that she wishes she...
Spinal Cord Injuries Australia’s (SCIA) CEO Dianne Lucas was featured in The CEO Magazine to talk about the challenge of convincing society to think outside of the false narratives that have been spun about disability, from their personality, outlook and their...
People with disabilities from all over Australia who have such amazing stories and have trained and worked so hard to achieve their goals and dreams. For some those goals and dreams have resulted in medals. For others, just being able to represent their country and...
SCIA’s podcast Have The Nerve is celebrating the diversity of disability and the importance of disability representation for the month of September. In this episode, Louise Sauvage (Former wheelchair racer, Australian Paralympic Wheelchair Racing Gold Medalist...
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