Celebrating 50 years of SIA
30 September 2024
On Friday 27 September we welcomed HRH The Princess Royal to our head office in Milton Keynes to celebrate 50…
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25 Sep 2024
How an emergency care plan helps people with SCI advocate for better healthcare
Having to go into a general hospital environment is filled with anxiety for many living with spinal cord injury -…
Read more25 Sep 2024
Increasing awareness of autonomic dysreflexia
We’re constantly working with healthcare professionals to help them recognise the symptoms and understand the condition, but we’ve recently had a massive breakthrough….
Read more12 Sep 2024
SIA's response to Lord Darzi's review of the NHS
Spinal Injuries Association (SIA) has welcomed Lord Darzi’s 2024 NHS Review, which addresses several critical areas impacting the spinal cord…
Read more5 Sep 2024
Response to the Grenfell Tower Inquiry
This week’s coverage of the Grenfell inquiry has been a stark reminder of how deeply upsetting the disaster was, and…
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Our autumn issue of Forward magazine is out now!
Our autumn issue of Forward magazine is out now and we’re excited to bring you the very best news and…
Read more28 Aug 2024
Let the Games begin!
The Paris 2024 Paralympic Games are almost upon us and here at Spinal Injuries Association we are incredibly excited to cheer…
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Expanding our network
Our network of companies supporting those affected by spinal cord injury is once again growing This August, as well as…
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Travel with confidence update
We recently launched an exciting new project called “Travel with Confidence” which was made possible through funding from the Motability Foundation.
Read more16 Jul 2024
New frontiers: Glyn Hayes’ parastronaut initiative
Our very own Glyn Hayes, parliamentary and public affairs coordinator, is taking part in a groundbreaking parastronaut feasibility project later this month.
Read more9 Jul 2024
Join our board of trustees
We are seeking four additional full members and two associate members to join our board of trustees. Come and join a growing, future focused and member driven organisation with a burning ambition that every person with a spinal cord injury gets a chance to lead a fulfilled life.
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