Spinal Cord Injury, Urogenital Health and Pregnancy Project (SCI-UP)

We are pretty excited about a new community-produced channel that shares how-to videos by people who know the score.

With COVID-19, our Peer Connections information sessions – usually held in locations across the province every month – moved completely online, allowing us to continue sharing information and insights, and building...

Just before Covid-19 changed everything, Dan and Wanita Andress, owner operators of Andress’ Your Independent Grocer, ran a ‘give a toonie campaign’ for SCIO at their store.

Exploring SCIO’s Cortree Disability Education Centre

With VIP4SCI, clients across Ontario can access people and services from their own homes

Since the coronavirus outbreak was declared a global pandemic in early March, SCIO has responded by working to ensure the safety and well-being of our community.

Spinal Cord Injury Ontario’s Annual General Meeting (AGM) will be held June 24 at 1:00 pm.

We had a blast on the 20th Ski and Snowboard Day at Craigleigh Ski Club in Collingwood on February 13, 2020.

Many people in Ontario every day find they need a wheelchair, hospital bed or other equipment. These items, unfortunately, are not fully funded by the government. People without additional insurance may need to pay at...

The SCIO Community Advances SCI Research

Is your company having staffing challenges? Are you looking for new sources of talent? Do you want your workplace to reflect the diversity of the marketplace in which it operates? Yes? Yes? Yes? SCIO’s Employment...

The partnership between SCIO and Hamilton’s Regional Rehabilitation Centre is a powerful model of care.

Proud “cat lady”, Therese Anne Sidler is a Regional Services Co-ordinator (RSC) for SCIO, delivering services in the Peel/Dufferin area. She’s also the queen of cookies, delivering hand-baked goods to colleagues in...

Spinal Cord Injury Ontario’s story begins as the Second World War drew to an end. Close to 250 veterans returned to Canada with varying degrees of paralysis. These veterans, who were otherwise healthy, found themselves...

SCIO’s brand new Marketplace is here!

Peer Connections events from SCIO roll out across the province each month. They’re part of our SCIO Connect series which also includes Peer Support and Family Peer Support.

When you donate securities directly to a registered charity like Spinal Cord Injury Ontario you pay no capital gains tax on the appreciated value of your securities, and you will receive a tax receipt for their market...

There are many reasons to give to your cause...

Quinn Rehab just turned 25 years young!