Peer Connections: Women with SCI Virtual

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Are you a woman navigating life with a spinal cord injury? You’re invited to join our Women’s Group, where we gather to share experiences, offer encouragement, and build meaningful connections. Our group offers a space for women of all ages and backgrounds who are living with spinal cord injuries, whether you’re newly injured or have […]

Peterborough Peers

Join us for our monthly in-person Peterborough Peer Connections! We meet on the third Thursday of every month at Jackson Creek Retirement Residence. A space for individuals with spinal cord injuries to connect, share, and learn from each other’s experiences. Come hear from our Peer Mentors, and enjoy some snacks as we chat. This event […]

The Whole Person Job Search

A Holistic Approach to Employment, Wellbeing & Sustainable Success Job searching affects more than resumes and interviews — it can impact confidence, stress levels, motivation, mental health, routines, and overall wellbeing. This supportive and interactive workshop explores the emotional, physical, and practical sides of the employment journey while helping participants build realistic and sustainable job […]

Pride Panel: Creating Sustainable Connections and Community Virtual

Promotional graphic for a live webinar titled “Real Talk with Rachele.” The design features a bright pink background with white and blue text reading: “Pride Panel: Creating Sustainable Connections and Community.” A Progress Pride flag icon appears beside a photo of a smiling person sitting outdoors. A blue “Live Webinar” badge is displayed in the top right corner.

Celebrate Pride Month with SCIO at our virtual panel discussion on Creating Sustainable Connections and Community. Moderated by Rachele Manett, Certified Therapeutic Recreation Specialist (CRTS) and disabled sexuality educator, this lively conversation will bring together queer and disabled community members to share stories about finding friendship, chosen family, identity, and belonging. From community-building and representation […]

Hamilton-Kitchener Coffee Drop-in

Living with a spinal cord injury or similar disability in the Hamilton-Kitchener area? Join us for our Coffee Drop-In Group, a welcoming space to connect, share experiences, and support one another in a relaxed environment. Through open conversation, peer connection, and shared resources, we aim to build community and empower one another along the journey. […]

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