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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.

Peer Support Education Series: Bladder and Bowel Care with Coloplast

This online education session is in collaboration with Coloplast to give you the skills and confidence to manage common continence...

Employment, Disability and Changing a Culture of Discrimination

Susan talks to Phat Ngo and Dominika Jachym about disability and employment.

Peer Support Education Series: Sexuality, Intimacy and SCI

Our ACT Community Peer Support team will be running the next education session on sexuality and intimacy post-SCI.

PASA Research

Rachel Wotton is a Sex Worker and PhD Candidate for Western Sydney University. She is seeking people with disabilities to...

Have The Nerve – YouTube Playlist

If you aren't able to access our podcast, Have The Nerve, on a streaming service, access our podcast on our...

Why is standing so important for people who can’t move their legs?

Physiotherapist Colbey Van Leeuwen and Exercise Physiologist Alicia Payne talk about the importance of standing in therapy

It’s never easy for people with disability aged 65 and over to navigate NDIS, aged care funding and other support funding. This podcast episode zooms in on the topic and pays more attention to them.

In this episode we discuss support for senior Australians with a disability from the NDIS to My Aged Care funding.

You will hear lived experiences from Susan, who sustained a brain injury in 2005. She was able to get onto the NDIS before she turned 65 and Di who is the wife and primary carer of her husband, Gray, who sustained a spinal cord injury in 2019 at 70.

They discuss and compare their experiences alongside Megan, a systemic advocate from SCIA’s Policy and Advocacy team.