Education
The Thomas O. Parker Scholarship supports a person with an SCI who has applied for entry into a program or course with a Canadian post-secondary educational and/or training institution.
May 02, 2023READ MORE
The Coronavirus is a greater concern for people living with a spinal cord injury as they often have a harder time with breathing and lung function. This information sheet has been put together to help you...
Oct 16, 2020READ MORE
If you’ve been living with your disability for some time, you’ve probably learned how to stand up for yourself in all kinds o
Jul 15, 2024READ MORE
Is your list of prescription drugs a lengthy one? People with spinal cord injuries tend to take many more medications than other folks their age,
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Never before in Canadian history, has a federal government had a Disability Inclusion Plan in the Throne Speech with the commitment to a "new Canadian Disability Benefit modelled after the Guaranteed Income Supplement for seniors".
Oct 30, 2020READ MORE
Autonomic Dysreflexia (AD) is a potentially life-threatening complication of spinal cord injury at T6 or above.
Oct 27, 2020READ MORE
Spinal Cord Injury Manitoba has a booklet entitled A Guide to Pressure Ulcer Prevention.
Oct 05, 2020READ MORE
In March 2019, Spinal Cord Injury Ontario hosted a certified webcast on neuropathic pain for primary care providers in partnership w
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SCI Alberta offers a course on personal care activities relating to spinal cord injury, with a focus on helping individuals maintain
Jul 15, 2024READ MORE