Travelling With a Wheelchair
Our Youth Support Peer Mentors have created some videos and collected some helpful resources about what it is like to travel as a person living with a spinal cord injury.
Please explore these resources in your own time and at your own pace and if you have any questions talk to one of our Youth Peer Mentors.
Travelling With a Wheelchair - Accessible Location Recommendations
Travelling With a Wheelchair - Advice If You’re Feeling Nervous
Travelling With a Wheelchair - When Things Don’t Go To Plan
Travelling With a Wheelchair - Booking accessible accommodation
SpineCare’s 40 Voices for 40 Years Podcast
Radio 2SER-FM and the SpineCare Foundation launched SpineCare’s 40 Voices for 40 Years podcast series. The series is designed as a resource to inform, empower and enlighten families...
Something To Think About – What Does Sport Mean To Me?
Have The Nerve Not-So-Short this episode! You will hear the stories of three people who explain what sport means to them, because when it comes...
Companion Cards and the Meticulous Planning Just To Go Out
In the latest episode of Have The Nerve, our host Susan and her guests discuss Companion Cards and their profound significance in making society more...
Aimee Fisher: Adaptation and Determination
How do you cope and look to the future when, as a 16 year old, a freak gymnastics accident results in a spinal cord injury...
Going out and socialising
Socialising is associated with better mental and emotional health for anyone since social connections and relationships can provide emotional support and a sense of belonging....
Nazim Erdem – Paralympic Gold Medalist, Wheelchair Rugby
Former Australian Steeler and Paralympic Wheelchair Rugby Gold medalist, Naz Erdem talks about his life as a Paralympian and his hopes for the future of...
Louise Sauvage – Paralympic Gold Medalist and Coach, Wheelchair Racing
Former Paralympian Louise Sauvage talks about growing up in Perth and her career as a Paralympian.
