London (Kings Cross) community group
London (Kings Cross) community group
Wednesday 3 June 2026
About this event
Our local community groups are a great way of connecting to other people with SCI, their friends and families and they offer regular opportunities to socialise.
The London (Kings Cross) spinal cord injury community group usually meets on the first Wednesday of each month. If you are interested in attending this group then please email your local support coordinator Sau [email protected]
Did you know? … we also have a community group that meets in Hillingdon (first Monday of each month)
Kew Gardens community group trip (June 2026)
Our Kew Gardens Community Group Trip is happening on Wednesday 24 June, times TBC and we can’t wait to share this amazing experience with you! Limited places available – priority will go to those attending the regularly monthly Community Groups at King’s Cross and Hillingdon.
If you’d like to join us, please email Sau [email protected] to register your interest. Names will be randomly drawn, and we’ll let you know shortly after if you’ve secured a spot. Your ticket will also include free entry for a carer.
Meet your host – Sau Tran
Hi! My name is Sau Tran, and I’m your new regional support coordinator in the Greater London area.
I sustained my injury in a road traffic accident in August 2013, whilst training to do the London to Paris cycle ride with friends. The last thing I remember was having a massive slice of cake at the cafe we were meeting at! I was airlifted to the hospital and induced into a coma. I’m T3 complete, with no movement or sensation below my level of injury.
Outside of work, I love travelling and adventure. I have bungee jumped in Australia, paraglided in Brazil, ziplined along the Niagara Falls, scuba dived in Egypt, Mexico and the Galapagos islands … the only continent I’ve not been to is Antarctica! I also enjoy eating out and tasting new cuisines, and try to keep fit by doing CrossFit.
If you’ve recently become injured, already living with a spinal cord injury, or are close to someone who is, you’re in the right place. You can book a support session, book a call or find out more about the upcoming community groups by contacting your local support coordinator.