General news

#MY19 – a new social media challenge in support of the monumental Martin’s Mountain effort to raise awareness and understanding of spinal cord injury and vital funds for SIA.

In advance of Valentine’s Day, we asked our members whether their spinal cord injury had made their sex lives more…

We’re very sad to announce the passing of our friend John Borthwick.

We’re pleased to announce the launch of our end of life training module for healthcare professionals

Pressure ulcers can cause significant pain and distress for patients… they also cost the NHS in the region of £1.4…

Suicidal thoughts are three times as common in those living with a spinal cord injury in the UK, according to…

On 21 October, we held the Martin’s Mountain Afternoon Tea Reception, in the presence of our Patron, HHR The Princess Royal

Check out the Autumn online classes at Breathe and Recover

Lady-Marie, our support coordinator for London recently appeared on the BBC World Service in an item highlighting inequalities across the world in the treatment of spinal cord injured people.

Over the last year, we asked our members to share their opinions and experiences about what challenges get in the way of them leading a fulfilled life. The result of this research is the basis of our recent What Matters report.

A big thank you is in order for our amazing coast to coast cycle challenge team, who recently completed a…

We’re holding an online Extraordinary General Meeting (EGM) at 1.30 pm on Friday 29 October for the presentation of the…