Spinal Cord Injuries Australia

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We're a for purpose organisation that provides services, information, advocacy and support for people with a spinal cord injury and other neurological conditions, family members and carers.

04/06/2026

For people living with MS, consistent, specialised support matters.

In this clip, Mark talks about the role NeuroMoves plays in helping him stay active, and the importance of NDIS funding in making that access possible.

This is just one part of his experience.

🎥 Hear more about what that support looks like in practice by watching the full video over on the SCIA Resource Hub 👉 https://rebrand.ly/MSDay2026

Our Peer and Family Support and Representative Advocacy teams are out and about in NSW and ACT this June!Meet new people...
01/06/2026

Our Peer and Family Support and Representative Advocacy teams are out and about in NSW and ACT this June!

Meet new people, learn something new or advocate about issues in your local area.

👉 Visit https://rebrand.ly/ewoervj for more!

30/05/2026

World MS Day is held each year on May 30th to raise awareness and share the lived experience of those living with Multiple Sclerosis (MS).

To recognise this important day, we recently caught up with NeuroMoves client Mark Elisha and his support worker Marvin. Diagnosed at just 24 years old, Mark candidly shares his journey with MS from his initial diagnosis, through to finding his community through Boccia.

Reflecting on his last 13-years living with MS, Mark credits the NDIS and his support workers on the positive impact they have had in helping him along the way.

Watch the full video here! 👉 https://rebrand.ly/MSDay2026

Team members from across Western NSW spent the day at Breakthru Dubbo for National Reconciliation Week, taking time to ...
28/05/2026

Team members from across Western NSW spent the day at Breakthru Dubbo for National Reconciliation Week, taking time to pause and connect.

They began in a circle with an Acknowledgement of Country, which set the tone for the day and created space to slow down, reflect, and be present. From there, the day unfolded naturally as conversations opened up and stories were shared.

Artwork and handprints brought everyone together in a really simple way, with each person adding their own touch and leaving something of themselves behind. A sincere thank you to Uncle Ralph Naden and our community partners for generously sharing their knowledge and guiding the day. We’re grateful to have been part of it.

Deakin University is looking for people aged over 18 living in Australia, who have had a spinal cord injury for five yea...
28/05/2026

Deakin University is looking for people aged over 18 living in Australia, who have had a spinal cord injury for five years or more, to participate in research about their experiences with major disruptions as a result of an emergency situation, such as power outages, elevator outages, flood or fire.

Your experience will help make emergency systems safer and more inclusive. Participants will receive a $50 e-gift card.

Click here https://researchsurveys.deakin.edu.au/jfe/form/SV_9ESLOp7tvHWXs22 or email Liala Cadelli at [email protected] to participate.

Today marks the start of National Reconciliation Week, and across Royal Rehab Group we’ll be taking some time to pause, ...
27/05/2026

Today marks the start of National Reconciliation Week, and across Royal Rehab Group we’ll be taking some time to pause, reflect, and learn.

This year’s theme, “All In”, is an important reminder that reconciliation isn't something that happens overnight. It’s about showing up, listening, and thinking about the part we each play moving forward.

Throughout the week, our teams across the Group will be coming together in different ways to recognise and learn more about the histories, cultures, and experiences of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

And, more importantly, to keep listening and learning beyond this week too.

26/05/2026

What questions would our Peer and Family Support team have trouble answering?

For Heidz, Dan and Rob, it’s less about the questions and more about the appropriate time and place.

👉 Click the link to watch more videos from our Peer and Family Support Team https://rebrand.ly/s5xk2iw

Our Youth Peer Support social event is coming up on Saturday May 30th!Meet our Youth Peer Support team, connect with oth...
21/05/2026

Our Youth Peer Support social event is coming up on Saturday May 30th!

Meet our Youth Peer Support team, connect with other peers and have lunch on us!

Our Youth Peer Support team provide personalised support for young people aged 12–24 who are living with spinal cord injuries.

👉 Click https://rebrand.ly/2vd7y5g to register your attendance. We look forward to seeing you there!

Our Youth Peer Support Team created a series of videos about sport and recreation to empower youth with a spinal cord in...
15/05/2026

Our Youth Peer Support Team created a series of videos about sport and recreation to empower youth with a spinal cord injury to become independent and stay active.

In our video about Adaptive Flying, Ashlee talks about an organisation called With Wings, who provide adaptive aviation courses for people with disabilities in a modified aircraft, and explains how you can learn how to fly!

👉 Visit our Sports and Recreation page https://rebrand.ly/hz1bkmw

The University of Melbourne is looking for adults between the age of 25 - 65 who are living with Cerebral Palsy (CP), to...
11/05/2026

The University of Melbourne is looking for adults between the age of 25 - 65 who are living with Cerebral Palsy (CP), to complete a survey about the different types of mobility aids in their daily lives, as well as the decisions they make around this. This research has the potential to improve clinical practice, inform policy, and enhance the quality of life for adults with CP.

Eligible participants complete this survey, we will enter them into a draw to win a $100 gift card.

Click here to participate https://redcap.unimelb.edu.au/surveys/?s=CMNAXY73NYECKPWD

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https://scia.org.au/

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