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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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    Online Network Forum: June 2025

    In the June 2025 Representative Advocacy Online Network Forum you will: Resources:To have access to an Authorised General Care Plan...
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    NDIS Legislative Changes Workshops

    Our Representative Advocacy team had put together workshops for participants of the NDIS, those who work closely with people who...
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    From The Internet – “You’re too pretty to be disabled” and other awkward stories

    This is Have The Nerve Shorts - the short episodes between the long ones where we talk about things From...
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    Representative Advocacy – NDIS Forum Legislative Changes

    Our Representative Advocacy team held an NDIS Forum in March to address the legislative changes. Harry Stansell and David Hodgson...
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    SpineCare’s 40 Voices for 40 Years Podcast

    Radio 2SER-FM and the SpineCare Foundation launched SpineCare’s 40 Voices for 40 Years podcast series. The series is designed as a resource to...
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    Can You Ask That? “You can drive?” and Other Misconceptions

    In the final episode of “Can You Ask That?” series 2, Dan, Heidz and Rob talk about the misconceptions wider...
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    In part one of doing wheel stands, Jason talked about why it was such an important skill. In part two let’s put it in action in the community!

    Learning to do a wheel stand can be scary at first and it takes practice. However, when you can master the skill, it comes in very handy!

    In this video Jason discusses:

    1. Practicing on the spot
    2. Practicing on a single step
    3. Alternatives to wheel stands

    Want more support with your wheelchair? Our Peer & Family Support team are made up of people with lived experience of varying spinal cord injuries. We operate in New South Wales and Western Australia in the spinal units and in the community.

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