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    We have a wealth of knowledge to share with you about living with a spinal cord injury (SCI), and have pulled this together in this section to help you access the information you need, when you need it.

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    Emergency Preparedness and Planning for People with Disabilities

    Our latest episode of the Have The Nerve podcast is now available! In this episode, Susan delves into the topic...
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    Person-Centred Emergency Preparedness (P-CEP)

    Person-centred emergency preparedness (P-CEP) is a process that helps people with disabilities to create effective emergency plans.
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    2023 Revised Edition of the Complete Guide to Driving with Disability

    Total Ability has recently launched the 2023 edition of its comprehensive guide, "Complete Guide to Driving with Disability," aiming to...
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    Online Network Forum: Disability Service Providers and You

    In our May 2023 Online Network Forum, our Representative Advocacy team talked about Disability and Aged Care Service Providers.
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    Funding for Disability Emergency Planning and Response Training

    SCIA's Policy and Advocacy service applied for government funding to create a specialised project for Disability Emergency Planning.
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    What is an NDIS Support Coordinator?

    A Support Coordinator works hand in hand with the NDIS and is separate from a support worker. They can help...
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    Why is standing so crucial for people who can’t move their legs? Maybe some of you may not have thought this was possible. Perhaps some of you didn’t know this could and should be something to consider.

    Why is standing so important for people who can’t move their legs - Have The Nerve Episode 14

    In the latest episode of Have The Nerve, Susan and our guests, Physiotherapist Colbey Van Leeuwen and Exercise Physiologist Alicia Payne, talk about the importance of standing in therapy, particularly for people who have had traumatic spinal cord injuries. They also share with us the technology and what the research says.

    Don’t hesitate to subscribe to our podcast if you want more episodes related to various topics about people with disability. 

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