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    Read about what’s going on around SCIA and the disability sector. SCIA has services to help enhance the lives of people with disabilities and neurological conditions.

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    Ferguson Lodge Community Day 2026

    SCIA will once again be joining Forward Ability at the 2026 Ferguson Lodge Community Day! This marks our third year being part of this incredible...
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    SCIA offers Specialist Support Coordination

    We are pleased to announce that Spinal Cord Injuries Australia (SCIA) is providing Level 3 Specialist Support Coordination to help people living with disability who...
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    2025 End of Year Shut Down

    Spinal Cord Injuries Australia (SCIA) will be on limited staffing from December 24th, 2025 - January 5, 2026. Please see below for more information about...
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    Our Supporter Spring Newsletter 2025

    Keep up to date with everything that's happening at SCIA in the latest edition of our Supporter Spring Newsletter, The Independent. Read online:
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    Have you heard about Park’nPay?

    Park’nPay is an initiative by the New South Wales government to deliver a smart parking system that gives drivers live parking information and allows them...
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    Royal Rehab Group and SCIA Unite…

    Royal Rehab Group and Spinal Cord Injuries Australia (SCIA) Unite to Strengthen Services, Advocacy and InnovationRoyal Rehab Group is thrilled to announce that Spinal Cord...
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    Park'nPay

    Park’nPay is an initiative by the New South Wales government to deliver a smart parking system that gives drivers live parking information and allows them to pay for parking on their phone.

    The phone app allows users to easily find a parking spot and pay for it.

    Accessible Park’nPay

    People with mobility issues can find accessible parking using the accessible Park’nPay portal or the Park’nPay mobile phone app (available on the App Store and Google Play).

    There are currently 1379 accessible parking spots available throughout Sydney with the rollout of sensors giving live information about the availability of parking spots for people with mobility parking permits.

    Unfortunately the availability of real time accessible parking information is currently limited to 11 LGAs: Bayside Council, Burwood Council, City of Canada Bay Council, Cumberland Council, Hunters Hill Council, Liverpool Council, Mosman Council, Northern Beaches Council, Ryde City Council, Sutherland Council and Waverley Council; with Canterbury Bankstown Council and Inner West Council coming soon.

    Park’nPay can help customers find:

    • available spaces at commuter car parks around public transport hubs
    • accessible parking spots (for motorists with mobility parking permits)
    • locations of electric vehicle charging stations
    • private driveways to rent.

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