Support for women with SCI to have mammograms
4 July 2024
At the Rebuilding Lives Conference last month Jane Hudson shared with us that due to her spinal cord injury, she was unable to have a mammogram.
Read more4 July 2024
At the Rebuilding Lives Conference last month Jane Hudson shared with us that due to her spinal cord injury, she was unable to have a mammogram.
Read more17 June 2024
Zinnia from Doncaster has won a competition to design a poster featuring the fastest wheelchair in the world all thanks to children’s author Brian Abram and Spinal Injuries Association.
Read more14 June 2024
Our annual Rebuilding Lives Conference brought together healthcare professionals, legal experts and people from the spinal cord injury community to present and discuss key issues, and how we can make positive changes going forward.
Read more11 June 2024
The aim of our Travel with confidence project is to create the ultimate resource for accessible travel information.
Read more5 June 2024
‘What Matters 2024’ is released today. This is our annual report to understand the main obstacles for people living with spinal cord injury (SCI) in the UK.
Read more4 June 2024
Packed full of real-life stories from across the SCI community, we hope you enjoy the issue while soaking up some good summer vibes!
Read more3 June 2024
We’re thrilled to partner once again with the team at Win Your Dream Bike, offering you the incredible opportunity to WIN your ultimate ride while supporting SIA for the month of June.
Read more30 May 2024
We’re pleased to announce our new partnership with Cauda Equina Spinal Cord Injury (CESCI).
Read more17 May 2024
Today, Friday, 17 May 2024, we are marking Spinal Cord Injury Awareness Day (SCIAD).
Read more13 May 2024
Tomorrow marks a significant day for everyone with a paralysed bowel as we meet with the DHSC Minister, Rt Hon Andrew Stephenson MP.
Read more29 April 2024
We’re pleased to announce that we’re growing our network of partners, and welcoming six new care companies as trusted care…
Read more25 April 2024
Martin Hibbert has published a new book ‘Top Of The World: Surviving the Manchester Arena bombing to scale Kilimanjaro in a wheelchair’
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