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Susan Lilian Primrose Cunliffe-Lister, Countess of Swinton, Baroness Masham of Ilton 1935-2023 Yesterday we joined the family of Baroness Susan…

Wheelchairs have an instant association with disability, but what if your spinal cord injury (SCI) is a hidden one? How does this affect the general public’s perception of your SCI and crucially, your access to services.

With Disability Pride Month in July, our trustee Mark Henderson looks back at the immeasurable impact two activists have had on the disability landscape, and why we are still fighting today

Meet Susie Wood – SIA’s very own occupational therapist (OT) working as part of our clinical specialist team. Here Susie explains what OT is and what benefits it offers SCI people.

Self-love coach, nutritionist and yoga teacher, Casey Gemma, shares how her body image changed following SCI and how she has found acceptance of her new physique.

With Ramadan now in progress we spoke with Firas Sarhan, SCI Clinical Nurse Specialist at Stoke Mandeville Hospital regarding fasting and what to consider if you are spinal cord injured.

It’s not often I’m left speechless, but today’s (17 Nov 2021) news that people with a spinal cord injury are…

Our campaign’s manager, Dave Bracher, gives an update on our most recent collaborative working with two of our campaigning partner…

Following the merger with CES UK at the beginning of the year, SIA has welcomed 1200 new members to our…

Getting around easily is something that many people take for granted. However, for people living with disabilities, popping to the shops or visiting family can be much more challenging.

This is Lauren’s experience of the journey of yoga and in particular her understanding and connection to breathwork. Awareness is…

Today the government released its national disability strategy to much fanfare, but will it have a serious impact on the…