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Membership Renewal Online Payment now available!
As part of our effort to offer more accessible ways for you to renew your membership securely, and conveniently, we are pleased to offer Online Secure Payment for SCI Sask Membership Renewal, in addition to our in-person or phone call payment. Start by visiting SCI Sask Membership Invoice webpage, or https://scisask.ca/members-online-invoices/, and login with your…
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Mavis shares her story about SCI Sask
Mavis Bristow has been a client of SCI Sask for many years, she also has been the organization dedicated contributor and supporter. She reminiscing her experience with SCI Sask through the following story: “After my car accident in 1968 the first organization to contact me was the Paraplegic Association, as SCI was known then. The…
Lisa finding creative ways to make a fulfilling life
Lisa, a client of SCI Sask and a Peer Mentor, shares their thoughts on SCI Sask: “Donating to SCI SK goes a long way because many of the members who receive help and support from the programs eventually become the volunteers who give back to the programs and the community. We’re like a quiet network…
Christina Martens-Funk tribute to SCI Sask
Christina is a Chartered Professional Accountant, with experience in collaborative leadership, financial management, and governance strategy. Christina currently works as Chief Executive Officer of Inclusion Saskatchewan. She is passionate about social justice and creating a supportive and equitable community for disabled people. Christina shares her sentiment and thoughts of Spinal Cord Injury Saskatchewan at our…
Paul Gustafson reflection on Peer Mentorship Network journey
Paul has been a long standing member of SCI Sask, an employee, and a huge supporter of the organisation and the disability community in general. He started out his career working at the Canadian Paraplegic Association [CPA], which is now Spinal Cord Injury Saskatchewan, and has worked as a rehab counselor and education & employment…