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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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    Meet the Mother

    Meet Susan's mother, Alma. Alma came from Kabankalan, Negros Occidental in the Philippines to Australia in 1981. She shares her...
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    Online Network Forum: December 2025

    We provided you with feedback from our Advocacy Community Network members, showcased our advocacy achievements and launched our new Advocacy...
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    Can You Ask That? Advice for Young People

    Growing up with a disability, and entering into adulthood, can come with unexpected challenges.
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    Dreamers and Allies

    On this episode, Forrest, Declan and Maz from our EmployAbility team come on the podcast to discuss equity, the importance...
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    Can You Ask That? Most Important Lesson Learnt Since Acquiring Your Disability

    Dan, Heidz and Rob from our Peer and Family Support team answer the question: “What is the most important lesson...
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    The Lived Experience of Fatherhood & Disability

    On this powerful episode of “Have the Nerve” we discuss the experiences of fatherhood with three of our Peer &...
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    In the final episode of “Can You Ask That?” series 2, Dan, Heidz and Rob talk about the misconceptions wider society has about wheelchair users.

    From questions like, “Is their significant other also in a wheelchair?” to assuming we automatically know everyone who has a similar disability, we want you to reflect and ask yourself if you would say these types of questions to able bodied person.

    Haven’t had a chance to watch the last episode about our thoughts on the phrases wheelchair-bound and handicapped? Watch it here!

    Our Peer and Family Support Team are based in New South Wales, Australian Capital Territory and Western Australia. Find out more about our Peer and Family Support services here.

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