Public Affairs and Campaigns

The first National Paralysed Bowel Care Awareness Day took place on Monday 10 February 2025 with a special launch event…

‘Provide funding to support Breast & Cervical Cancer Screening for Disabled Women’ As part of the Spinal Injuries Association’s Women’s…

We are delighted to share that the Spinal Injuries Association (SIA) has been accepted to join the prestigious Civil Society…

The recent Autumn Budget presented by Chancellor Rachel Reeves offers a blend of promising advancements and key areas where further attention is needed to support people with disabilities, particularly those with complex mobility needs like spinal cord injuries.

On Monday 28 October, we held our inaugural Women’s Health Taskforce meeting, marking a significant step towards addressing the unique health challenges faced by women with spinal cord injuries.

On Tuesday 15 October, we held our first APPG on spinal injuries since reconstituting it earlier this year.

Our very own Glyn Hayes, parliamentary and public affairs coordinator, is taking part in a groundbreaking parastronaut feasibility project later this month.

New data reveals the number of people injured or diagnosed with a spinal cord injury is approximately double that previously estimated.

Tomorrow marks a significant day for everyone with a paralysed bowel as we meet with the DHSC Minister, Rt Hon Andrew Stephenson MP.

The UK Government’s recent Green Paper consultation on Personal Independence Payment (PIP) reform has sparked concern among disability advocates.

Hudgell Solicitors and SIA are joining together as campaign partners to fight for change and to amplify the voice of people living with spinal cord injuries.

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt’s Autumn Statement includes plans to encourage more disabled people to work from home.