Our 2024 Impact Report
From supporting individuals with SCI to advocating for change, our Impact Report highlights the progress we’ve made to empower our community
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People affected by spinal cord injury need information, advocacy and support more than ever right now. But without your help – we won’t reach everyone who needs us. Thanks to your generous donations, we can reach even more spinal cord injured people and connect them to the support they need.
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Donate todayWhether you have a spinal cord injury or know someone who’s been injured – or you’re a professional looking for support. We’ll give you the support you need and direct you to the right people. And you’ll be joining a community of people who share a positive vision of a fulfilled life after spinal cord injury.
Join usIn July 2021 I was involved in an accident on the farm, causing an incomplete spinal cord injury at the 12th thoracic vertebra. I was treated at the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital and this is where I met Spinal Injuries Association support coordinator Kevin, for the first time.
It was amazing to see Kevin come through the door by himself and shut it behind him! We talked about the impact of my injury on my family, and how to get back into work. Kevin helped me understand catheters, bowel management and all the major stuff relating to a spinal cord injury. The nurses know the medical side but not the everyday stuff, so it was good to speak to someone that had an injury and knew all the answers.
I am very independent now, I drive and can do my own thing without relying on other people. I use SIA Healthcare for my catheter supplies, receive emails from SIA and enjoy reading their FORWARD magazine too. In June 2024 I was delighted to attend the Rebuilding Lives conference to show the delegates my exoskeleton.
In the UK 4,400 people are injured or diagnosed with a spinal cord injury every year. Our range of services support everyone who needs to access expert information, advice and support when they need it most.