If you have sustained a spinal cord injury or are a family member of someone who has, you can tap into outstanding support.
Since 1945, our programs have been supported by a caring community. Thank you for keeping that tradition of philanthropy alive.
There is a long way to go before our province is fully accessible for all Ontarians. Our advocacy efforts are critical, strategic - and working.
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20 years of Ski Day
February 18, 2020
On Thursday, February 13, 2020, Spinal Cord Injury Ontario hosted our 20th Ski and Snowboard Day! We were excited to...
Neurotrauma Pathways in Ontario Budget
January 22, 2020
As Ontario's largest organization working on behalf of the 36,000 Ontarians with spinal cord injury, SCIO works clos...
Opinion: E-scooters in Toronto
With the Ontario government's five-year e-scooter pilot program, launched January 1, 2020, come some very real conce...
Call for Nominations: SCIO Builder Award
January 6, 2020
In celebration of our 75th anniversary, we are pleased to announce a new community award that honours our founders, ...
Peer Connections: Accessible Fitness and Sports – Thunder Bay
February 25, 2020
Join us to discover some of the accessible sports and fitness opportunities in Thunder Bay. Snacks will be ...
Peer Connections: Taxes and Disability – Barrie
February 26, 2020
The often confusing world of taxation can leave anyone in the dark. Suzanne Hayes will shed light on tax issu...
Coffee Drop-In – Peterborough
February 26, 2020
Please join us for coffee drop-in in the Peterborough region. A chance to catch up and connect with your local...
