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Spinal Injuries Association

SIA House
2 Trueman Place
Oldbrook
Milton Keynes
MK6 2HH

Tel (information / advice): 0800 980 0501
Tel: 0845 678 6633
Web: www.spinal.co.uk

The Spinal Injuries Association (SIA) is a national charity for spinal cord injured people. They are a user led organisation with all trustees being spinal cord injured themselves.

Their aims are to:

  • Offer support and assistance from the moment of injury and for the rest of a paralysed person’s life.
  • Provide services to increase an individual’s quality of life.
  • Increase knowledge and awareness of the causes and consequences of spinal cord injury (SCI).
  • Campaign for the best medical and social care for spinal cord injured people.

The services they offer are:

  • Advice Line - help and guidance for those with SCI.
  • Workwise - returning to work after an injury.
  • SCI Health Information - find out about SCI health.
  • Ageing With SCI - SIA accessible headquarters.
  • Peer Support Services - support and encouragement.
  • Legal and Financial - finding financial and legal support for personal injury claims.
  • Education and Training - training opportunities with SIA and the National SCI Library.

The website also offers:

  • A wealth of information, experiences and ideas.
  • A message board and chat rooms to share your thoughts with other spinal cord injured people.
  • A national library on spinal cord injury.
  • An online shop with many publications for sale.
  • An online enquiry form for the advice line.
  • Membership, open to all and joining is simple via the online shop.
Checked: 14 Nov 2008

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