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We're looking for volunteer leaders to join our Board of Directors! #Leadership #Alberta

The SCI Canada Executive Directors Council is in Calgary for strategic meetings on May 14/15. The continued focus for the network is to enhance the impact of our collective provincial services. @SCI_Ontario @SCI_BC @SCICanucks @SCISASK @SCI_PEI

We are still in need for key positions for our Calgary Casino event! Please sign up for the General Manager, Alternate General Manager, Banker, Cashier, and Count Room Supervisor positions! Thank you! Sign up is online signupgenius.com/go/10c094dacae…

SCI-AB in the news! calgaryherald.com/news/local-new…

Inflation rises every day. Disability Assistance stands still. Every day disabled people fall further behind. #CDBby23 #LetsGetItDone @Disability_WP

Let’s galvanize all party support for people with disabilities and fast track the Canada Disability Benefit to their bank accounts #CDBby23 #LetsGetItDone @Disability_WP

People with disabilities were already in dire straits before the pandemic. And now, with sky-high inflation rates, their situation is even more unbearable. I urge all of us to advocate for Bill C-22 NOW. #CDBby23 #LetsGetItDone @Disability_WP

Starting this year, SCI-AB will be closed annually on September 30th to mark National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. We do this in solidarity with Indigenous peoples and with a commitment to authentic engagement and reconciliation. #NDTR

A new season is starting! Sign up now! @YYCPowerHockey

Watch CTV Calgary’s “Inspired Albertans” segment featuring Stewart Midwinter, SCI-AB client and FES cycle advocate, and Shaun Dyer, SCI-AB’s CEO. calgary.ctvnews.ca/video?clipId=2…

For #SpinalCordInjury Awareness Day we'd like to highlight our SCI knowledge translation research competition. Aimed at moving research discoveries into practical use to improve the health and quality of life of those living with SCI. Apply for funding: bit.ly/34B6mkT

From @SCIAlberta & @ABneurosci The Spinal Cord Injury Strategy for Alberta is expected to be a major step forward toward improving the lives of people living with a spinal cord injury. Learn more what we're doing for Albertans here: bit.ly/3vsOkMh #SCIAD

For #SpinalCordInjury Awareness day @SCIAlberta @ABneurosci present the #SpinalCordInjury Strategy for Alberta, a provincial strategy to create solutions for function, health and other issues faced by people living with #sci. Learn more: bit.ly/3vsOkMh #SCIAD

The @SCIAlberta & @ABneurosci #SpinalCordInjury Strategy for Alberta supports initiatives that lead to improvements in evidence-based care, resources, treatments, independent living and health care experiences for Albertans. Check it out here: bit.ly/3vsOkMh #SCIAD

The @SCIAlberta & @ABneurosci #SpinalCordInjury Strategy for Alberta supports initiatives that lead to improvements in evidence-based care, resources, treatments, independent living and health care experiences for Albertans. Check it out here: bit.ly/3vsOkMh #SCIAD

When you make a monthly gift in March at sci-ab.ca/donate/ CanadaHelps will make a one-time gift of $20 to SCI-AB. Support causes close to your heart!

Help support Isaac Hole as he does the 4x4x48 Challenge! canadahelps.org/en/pages/4x4x4…

Last Wednesday Stewart Midwinter completed his ride around the world. Read the full story below! Way to go Stewart! calgaryherald.com/news/local-new…

Please follow the link for more details! Thank you for taking the time to complete the survey. Your input is important to the community!3/3 forms.gle/pcYNcpfvCgWXTF…

It includes important statements on TiC drawn out from interviews and discussions with stakeholders. The survey closes on the 25th of January 2022 and will take between 5 to 10 minutes to complete. Your participation in the survey is completely voluntary and anonymous. 2/3

SCI Transitions in Care Feasibility Survey 2022 This survey is part of the CONCENTRIC project,which is a provincial research project that aims to develop and implement a new transition in care(TiC) model for persons with SCI from inpatient rehabilitation back to the community.1/3