Support coordinator

Your support network in Andy Wharton

Andy Wharton

a.wharton@spinal.co.uk

Tel: 07946 280158

Hi I’m Andy Wharton. I am the Support Network Manager in the East side of England for the Spinal Injuries Association.

I sustained a T12 spinal cord injury following a fall, which affects my mobility and sensation from the hips down. I’ve lived with paraplegia and as a wheelchair user since 2000.

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.

Book an appointment with me or if I am not available one of my colleagues.  We can refer you to the most suitable services available locally and nationally and offer insight and experience into life with a spinal cord injury.

Just choose an available slot below and I look forward to speaking with you soon.

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We have a network of support partners available in your area

We’ve split these across three key areas:

Body Matters partners

Neurokinex

The Neurokinex programme for spinal cord injury is one of the leading activity-based rehabilitation programmes in the UK

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Mind Matters partners

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Soul Sanity

Welcome to Soul Sanity Soul Sanity acts as your mental health gym providing online activities, classes and support from qualified…

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Life Matters partners

Aspire housing and benefits

Aspire’s housing and welfare benefits services provides tailored support to help people with spinal cord injuries with accessible housing while permanent solutions can be found and advice on the types of benefits available you’re entitled to.

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Partners in Costs

We assist those affected by spinal injury to understand complex legal fee arrangements, by explaining the glossary of legal terminology in simple English. We’re legal costs specialists with over 21 years’ experience in advising on cases involving spinal injury.

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