1 Sep 2021
Understanding the impact of Covid-19 on SCI people
We want to hear your direct experiences of Covid-19
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Inquiry into challenging decisions about adult social care
Have your say in an important inquiry by the EHRC into the ability of people to challenge decisions made by councils about adult social care.
Read more31 Aug 2021
Martin's Mountain Update
Martin’s Mountain will see Martin Hibbert, supported by a team of people closest to him, climb Mt. Kilimanjaro next year,…
Read moreGrowing network of support for spinal cord injured people
Spinal cord injured people deserve variety and choice when it comes to accessing support, but it’s hard to work out…
Read more20 Jul 2021
Get your MP to the next meeting of the APPG
Our campaigns team really needs your help! Please write to your MP and tell them about the next meeting of the All-Party Parliamentary Group.
Read more1 Jul 2021
Tilney on-hand to ease your financial woes
We are incredibly excited to announce the addition of another big name to our support network, Tilney Financial Planning have signed up as our newest trusted financial partner.
Read more29 Jun 2021
Our submission to APPG on Vulnerable Groups to Pandemics
The APPG on Vulnerable Groups to Pandemics is a cross-party group of UK parliamentarians representing the interests of people with underlying health conditions that make them vulnerable to pandemics. The group was founded by MPs and Peers concerned about the needs of vulnerable groups in pandemics.
Read more21 Jun 2021
Planning your financial future just got easier: meet our newest trusted partner
Financial experts Adroit join our growing suite of trusted partners to help everyone affected by spinal cord injury. Following the…
Read more9 Jun 2021
We've joined the Inequalities in Health Alliance
The Inequalities in Health Alliance (IHA), is a coalition of 170+ organisations led by the Royal College of Physicians with an interest in improving the health of the UK.
Read more8 Jun 2021
Protecting disabled people from fire
It’s almost four years since the horrific fire at Grenfell Tower in London. The fire claimed the lives of 72 people, half of whom were disabled people or children and 85% of whom were from minority ethnic backgrounds.
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