Navigating Sex, Intimacy, and Dating with Intermittent Catheterization

This page is brought to you by Navigating a romantic relationship and maintaining an active sex life may feel daunting whether you’re new to using intermittent catheters or have been using them for some time. You may worry that intermittent catheterization may interfere with your intimacy or dating life. Although this concern is natural, it […]

Ottawa Access Expo

Ottawa Access Expo Accessibility empowers everyone to live fully and reach their potential. Adaptive equipment, products, and services enable people with disabilities to accomplish both everyday tasks and extraordinary feats. Discover the latest in adaptive technologies and accessible products, and connect with your community over free food and inspiring ideas.  Don’t forget to register and […]

Peer Connections: Direct Funding

Did you know there is an Ontario Program called Direct Funding? It is available to enable adults with physical disabilities to become employers of their own attendants? If you would like to hear more about Direct Funding or get any of your questions answered, please join us for this informative session. When: Monday, June 17, […]

Peer Connections: Women with SCI

Are you a woman with a spinal cord injury and want to speak with others about navigating life with a spinal cord injury? You’re invited to join our Provincial Women’s Group, where we gather to share experiences, offer encouragement, and build meaningful connections. Whether you’re newly injured or have been on this journey for years, […]

Home Improvements: Navigating Accessibility Challenges After a Spinal Cord Injury

  Steve Potter is a 52-year-old Ontarian who sustained a spinal cord injury on the job as an industrial mechanic. Despite being covered by insurance, turning his home into a wheelchair accessible space has proven challenging. “Insurance covers upgrades to your home if you are injured at work, but it’s a one-time thing, so if […]