SCIO is a community of experts in spinal cord injury, who serve people with disabilities. We educate, advocate for policy change, provide employment services, navigation and peer to peer support for individuals and families as they embark or continue on their journey of living life with a disability.
If you are an individual living with SCI or family member, please complete our referral form below and we will be in touch with you within a few days.
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Our Service Co-ordinators provide practical help for people with mobility disabilities steering through information, community resources and programs to meet your needs. We can meet up with you in the hospital, in rehab, at your home or in the community to co-ordinate services that are most important to you and your family.
Our SCIO Peer Support program matches people who are newly injured, and their family members, with fully trained mentors who have lived experience with a spinal cord injury. People who’ve been through similar experiences have the best practical help on daily living and the emotions associated with sustaining an SCI. Just know there is someone here who understands and can talk with you, or just listen.
Finding the right fit is what we do. Exploring the job market as a person with a disability can be intimidating but with the right help finding meaningful employment is possible. If you identify as a person with a disability and are looking for support, we are here for you.
To connect with SCIO Employment Services please contact them at [email protected] or 1-877-422-1112
If you are unsure about which services you may need or want, ask us!
Contact us by email at [email protected] or call 1-877-422-1112.
We rely on your donations to support the spinal cord injury community.
Are you ready to kickstart your fundraiser? Fill out the form, and we’ll send you our comprehensive Fundraising Toolkit along with any other materials you might need.
Just say “Yes! Sign me up!” and you can improve accessibility in Ontario and help us serve, support and advocate for and with people with spinal cord injury and other disabilities.
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Please complete this form and we will contact you after receipt to confirm participation, obtain complete details about your study including any supporting materials, and answer any questions.
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