Latest news

28 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…

2 Aug 2024

Expanding our network

Our network of companies supporting those affected by spinal cord injury is once again growing This August, as well as…

1 Aug 2024

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.

16 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.

9 Jul 2024

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.

4 Jul 2024

Support for women with SCI to have mammograms

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.

17 Jun 2024

8-year-old Zinnia wins competition to design the fastest wheelchair in the world!

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.

14 Jun 2024

Rebuilding Lives Conference 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.

11 Jun 2024

Travel with confidence

The aim of our Travel with confidence project is to create the ultimate resource for accessible travel information.

5 Jun 2024

Our What Matters 2024 report released

‘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.