Spinal Cord Injury Services
Outreach and education for individuals with spinal cord injuries, peer mentoring, and support groups designed to foster connection through shared experience, events, educational resources and activities.
These services are funded by a contract with the Arizona Governor’s Council on Spinal and Head Injuries.
SCI Basics
According to the Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation, nearly 1 in 50 people live with paralysis. This page has basic information for people with spinal cord injuries as they start their journey.
Support Groups
Support for people living with spinal cord injuries to share experiences, connect with the community, and learn new resources.
Peer Mentoring
Navigating your world following a spinal cord injury can be challenging or overwhelming. Our SCI peer mentor services connect you with people who can share life experiences with you in one-on-one sessions.
Upcoming Events
Explore our services for people with SCI
Take a look through all the resources, events, and education that we have curated.
Community Outreach
Events and Activities
Spinal Cord Injury Resource Directory
Explore a curated collection of resources designed to support individuals living with spinal cord injuries. Find information on rehabilitation, assistive technology, healthcare services, community resources and programs that can help you navigate life with confidence and connection.
University of Utah Study Participation
The University of Utah are looking for individuals who have a spinal cord injury (SCI) and their unpaid caregiver for a research study.
To qualify:
● The person with SCI must be injured for at least 6 months.
● Both the caregiver and person with SCI must be 18 years or older.
● Both the caregiver and person with SCI live together for at least 12 months.
● Must be able to read and understand English or Spanish.
If interested, please contact Research Assistant Eric Bonin at e.bonin@utah.edu.
“So very satisfied with this program. Thankful! This provided the tools I need and I didn’t otherwise know where to turn.”
- A participant from Ability360's Adaptive Vehicle Lunch and Learn Event