Our response to the Spring statement
26 March 2025
Spinal Injuries Association is deeply concerned about the welfare cuts announced in the Spring statement. These measures disproportionately affect disabled…
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19 Mar 2025
Our response to the government statement on welfare reform
The Spinal Injuries Association (SIA) is deeply concerned about the recent announcement by Work and Pensions Secretary Liz Kendall regarding…
Read more18 Mar 2025
Statement on goverment's NHS England announcement
Statement from our director of programmes following the government’s announcement on NHS England: The Prime Minister’s announcement last week that…
Read more14 Mar 2025
Hudgell Solicitors and Spinal Injuries Association renew partnership
National law firm, Hudgell Solicitors, have renewed their partnership with Spinal Injuries Association (SIA) after a successful year of campaigning…
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Our spring issue of Forward magazine is out now!
Spring has sprung, the nights are getting lighter and the warm sun is finally here. Kickstart your season of new…
Read more10 Feb 2025
The first National Paralysed Bowel Care Awareness Day
The first National Paralysed Bowel Care Awareness Day took place on Monday 10 February 2025 with a special launch event…
Read more7 Feb 2025
A "grand" opportunity!
Read more about Hands On Payroll Giving and a truly “grand” opportunity for Payroll Giving Month 2025
Read more21 Jan 2025
Sign our women's health petition
‘Provide funding to support Breast & Cervical Cancer Screening for Disabled Women’ As part of the Spinal Injuries Association’s Women’s…
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National Spinal Cord Injury Strategy survey launched
We’re delighted to launch a survey on the need for a National Spinal Cord Injury Strategy Completing the survey couldn’t…
Read more30 Dec 2024
Our 2024 highlights
We fundraised, we danced, we dived with sharks, we went to parliament, we cycled – we did it ALL in…
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Remembering Baroness Rosalie Wilkins
We were so very sad to learn about the news of Baroness Rosalie Wilkins of Chesham Bois who passed away…
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