SCIO Comedy Night

Ready for a good belly laugh?  Spinal Cord Injury Ontario is pleased to invite you to our Comedy Night — an evening of comedy and philanthropy in support of people living with disabilities. We’ve put together a special evening featuring FIVE talented comics who have made a name for themselves on TV and in comedy […]

Family Centered Care

Co-designing Family Centered Care Across the Care Continuum Recruiting Individuals with spinal cord injury, family caregivers and health care professionals for a research study. Funded by a grant from the Craig H Neilsen Foundation. Researchers at the University of Toronto Department of Occupational Science and Occupational Therapy and KITE – Toronto Rehabilitation Institute – University […]

In Memoriam – Melanie Collum

It is with a heavy heart that we share the news of the sudden and unexpected passing of Melanie Collum. Our community has lost and great champion of people living with spinal cord injury, and a beloved colleague and friend. Melanie was an advocate, educator, community connector, navigator, PSW trainer, guest lecturer, and Regional Services […]

The Benefits of Activity-Based Therapy

Woman with disability in therapy session on mat with exercise equipment.

Anita Kaiser: The Benefits of Activity-Based Therapy Anita Kaiser is a fourth-year Ph.D. student at the University of Toronto. She sustained a spinal cord injury (SCI) in 1996 due to a motor vehicle collision which broke her neck. With over a year spent in the hospital relearning fundamental aspects of daily living such as bathing, […]

Kingston Golf

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2023 SCIO Enhancing Independence Classic join Spinal Cord Injury Ontario for SCIO Enhancing Independence Classic on Thursday, August 17th 2023, at Colonnade Golf & Country Club (2789 Woodburn Rd, Joyceville). We will be “hitting the links” in support of SCIO’s transformational regional programming for people with spinal cord injuries including service navigation, peer support and […]

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