Your local team
Support coordinators in your area
Our support starts when you’re newly injured and continues throughout your life. Our regional support coordinators, assisted by a set of dedicated volunteers, all live with spinal cord injury themselves. They’re uniquely qualified to support you, and in addition they’ll connect you to trusted partners and signpost all the other services that can help you.
To connect with your local support coordinator just put your county into the search box below and click submit.
Get the help you need
Find a support coordinator in your area. Just select your county and click the submit button.
East Midlands
Danny Byrne
As your first main point of contact with SIA, your support coordinator offers a positive insight into life beyond injury. As well as hope for the future, they’ll impart practical advice on topics as diverse as managing continence, transferring safely, getting back to work, raising a family, driving, holidays, and being an active member of society.
We’ve split the country into ten regions to ensure that everyone gets the network of support they need within their local community.
More infoEast of England
Kevin Ogilvie
As your first main point of contact with SIA, your support coordinator offers a positive insight into life beyond injury. As well as hope for the future, they’ll impart practical advice on topics as diverse as managing continence, transferring safely, getting back to work, raising a family, driving, holidays, and being an active member of society.
We’ve split the country into ten regions to ensure that everyone gets the network of support they need within their local community.
More infoGreater London
Jack Mannings
As your first main point of contact with SIA, your support coordinator offers a positive insight into life beyond injury. As well as hope for the future, they’ll impart practical advice on topics as diverse as managing continence, transferring safely, getting back to work, raising a family, driving, holidays, and being an active member of society.
We’ve split the country into ten regions to ensure that everyone gets the network of support they need within their local community.
More infoNorthern Ireland
Gary Dawson
As your first main point of contact with SIA, your support coordinator offers a positive insight into life beyond injury. As well as hope for the future, they’ll impart practical advice on topics as diverse as managing continence, transferring safely, getting back to work, raising a family, driving, holidays, and being an active member of society.
We’ve split the country into ten regions to ensure that everyone gets the network of support they need within their local community.
More infoNorth East & Yorkshire
Joe Steele
As your first main point of contact with SIA, your support coordinator offers a positive insight into life beyond injury. As well as hope for the future, they’ll impart practical advice on topics as diverse as managing continence, transferring safely, getting back to work, raising a family, driving, holidays, and being an active member of society.
We’ve split the country into ten regions to ensure that everyone gets the network of support they need within their local community.
More infoNorth West & North Wales
David Eastham
As your first main point of contact with SIA, your support coordinator offers a positive insight into life beyond injury. As well as hope for the future, they’ll impart practical advice on topics as diverse as managing continence, transferring safely, getting back to work, raising a family, driving, holidays, and being an active member of society.
We’ve split the country into ten regions to ensure that everyone gets the network of support they need within their local community.
More infoSouth East
Harry Langley
As your first main point of contact with SIA, your support coordinator offers a positive insight into life beyond injury. As well as hope for the future, they’ll impart practical advice on topics as diverse as managing continence, transferring safely, getting back to work, raising a family, driving, holidays, and being an active member of society.
We’ve split the country into ten regions to ensure that everyone gets the network of support they need within their local community.
More infoSouth Wales & West of England
Gaynor Thompson
As your first main point of contact with SIA, your support coordinator offers a positive insight into life beyond injury. As well as hope for the future, they’ll impart practical advice on topics as diverse as managing continence, transferring safely, getting back to work, raising a family, driving, holidays, and being an active member of society.
We’ve split the country into ten regions to ensure that everyone gets the network of support they need within their local community.
More infoSouth West
Gareth Jones
As your first main point of contact with SIA, your support coordinator offers a positive insight into life beyond injury. As well as hope for the future, they’ll impart practical advice on topics as diverse as managing continence, transferring safely, getting back to work, raising a family, driving, holidays, and being an active member of society.
We’ve split the country into ten regions to ensure that everyone gets the network of support they need within their local community.
More infoWest Midlands
Brendan Fitzgerald
As your first main point of contact with SIA, your support coordinator offers a positive insight into life beyond injury. As well as hope for the future, they’ll impart practical advice on topics as diverse as managing continence, transferring safely, getting back to work, raising a family, driving, holidays, and being an active member of society.
We’ve split the country into ten regions to ensure that everyone gets the network of support they need within their local community.
More infoNorth East and Yorkshire
Richard Devine
As your first main point of contact with SIA, your support coordinator offers a positive insight into life beyond injury. As well as hope for the future, they’ll impart practical advice on topics as diverse as managing continence, transferring safely, getting back to work, raising a family, driving, holidays, and being an active member of society.
We’ve split the country into ten regions to ensure that everyone gets the network of support they need within their local community.
More infoSupport coordinators – building your network of support
As your first main point of contact with us, your support coordinator offers a positive insight into life beyond injury. As well as hope for the future, they’ll impart practical advice on topics as diverse as managing continence, transferring safely, getting back to work, raising a family, driving, holidays, and being an active member of society.
We’ve split the country into ten regions to ensure that everyone gets the support they need within their local community with a coordinated national network of trusted partners to support the diverse needs of all our members. Local community groups are also being developed across all the regions.
To find out more about what is going on in your area, contact your local support coordinator.
