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    Your central hub for information, support tools, and practical advice.

    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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    I Finally Got a Mammogram

    Part two of one story about the challenges of healthcare for women with disabilities.
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    Can You Ask That? Let’s Go for a Walk

    People may feel self conscious about accidentally suggesting a “walk” to someone who can’t walk, but is it as embarrassing...
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    Resilience, Strength and the Quest for Connection

    Nioka shares her experience growing up with her disability, going through the schooling system, the women who have helped shaped...
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    Road Trippin’ around New Zealand

    Last year, I went on a holiday overseas for the first time as an actual adult.
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    Can You Ask That? Who Are You Asking?

    You are at a coffee shop with your friend, and you’re ordering lunch. Even though you are the one that...
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    The Journey with IVF, Medical Equity and What Shapes Gratitude

    Meet Melbourne-based podcaster and disability advocate Peta Hooke. She is the host of 'The I Can’t Stand Podcast', and in...
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    Representative Advocacy Online Network Forum December 2025

    You Asked, We Listened Forum – 3 December 2025

    • We wanted to take you on an advocacy journey to tell you what we have achieved in the last 12 months,
    • We provided you with feedback from our Advocacy Community Network members, showcased our advocacy achievements and launched our new Advocacy Wins webpage.

    You will hear from members of our Advocacy Advisory Group, Advocacy Community Networks and our SCIA Advocacy Team who will share their journey in volunteer community advocacy, what this program has meant for them, what they have learnt, their wins and at times frustrations they experienced both personally and in their local communities.

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