Launel Scott, Author at Spinal Cord Injury Saskatchewan

SCI Sask Accessibility Strategy

SCI Saskatchewan Accessibility Strategy is now providing certified consultations, assessments and designations to build a more accessible Saskatchewan.

Are you a Saskatchewan Student living with a Spinal Cord Injury or Physical Disability?

National Access and Awareness Week

Together, let’s take action to build an inclusive and accessible Canada.
Join Spinal Cord Injury Saskatchewan in recognizing Accessibility Week May 31-June 6.

Every Little Bit Helps

Support to Spinal Cord Injury SK goes a long way to supporting individuals experiencing the impacts of disability to live and work in our chosen communities. We reached out to some of our clients to ask them how Spinal Cord Injury Saskatchewan impacts their life. This Thursday May 28, 2020- Consider donating to SCI Saskatchewan…

SCI SASK 2020 Annual General Meeting

SCI Sask invites you to attend the 2020 Annual General Meeting. June 19, 2020. Meeting will be held virtually through Google Meet.

1st Annual Day of Giving May 28

In partnership with Rawlco Radio, SCI Sask presents the 1st Annual Day of Giving an opportunity for family, friends, businesses and community to support our mission through donations. Donate today!

Parascope Magazine – Spring 2020

NeuroSask Active and Connected

University of Saskatchewan Rehabilitation Science has launched new program. A virtual physical activity and wellness support program for people with mobility impairments. Targeting individuals living with Multiple Sclerosis, Parkinson’s Disease, o or Spinal Cord Injury, but anyone welcome.For more information and to register visit: https://rehabscience.usask.ca/neurosask.php

New Activity Guidelines University of Saskatchewan College of Physiotherapy

A final University of Saskatchewan College of Physiotherapy project in conjunction with SCI Sask has outlined guidelines for physical activity for individuals living with physical disabilities. We would love to hear from you. How are you getting active? Comment below.

COVID-19 Communication Rights Toolkit

Shared with permission: With the rapid spread of COVID-19, providers including nurses, physicians, and allied health professionals are working around the clock to ensure the safety and treatment of their patients. Unfortunately, many of these patients require intubation or other escalated respiratory support, resulting in an inability to speak. Hospitals and healthcare workers across the…