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This document from the Kootenay Adaptive Sports Association (KASA) provides useful standards and guidance for building trails suitable for adaptive mountain bike users.

These new guides from the Canadian Transportation Agency outline the various rights and responsibilities that transportation service providers and people with disabilities have. This includes an [...]

This publication is provided by the Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada. This guide provides members and Greater Vancouver area residents with a list of free and low cost counselling options [...]

For youth leaving foster care and low-income seniors, a phone can be a lifeline, helping them stay in touch with loved ones, maintain vital support networks and build new lives. Mobility for Good [...]

Babylon by TELUS Health lets you see a doctor*, mental health counsellor or dietitian from your phone, where and when it’s convenient for you. *Doctor consultations for BC residents are covered [...]

The goal of BC Disability is simple: they want to help persons with disabilities and allies find what they are looking for. Find lists of advocacy, funding, and accessibility options in BC, as [...]

The SCI COVID-19 Committee has developed and disseminated tools and resources to address challenges within crucial areas of primary care including urologic health and more.

This wallet card can be given to your medical care team, especially when being admitted to hospital, to ensure that proper care is taken to prevent pressure injuries. This will help to [...]

This fact sheet from the Model Systems Translation Centre explains the importance of wheelchair maintenance. It identifies when to inspect specific parts and functions and signs of problems to [...]

Use this document from the Model Systems Knowledge Translation Centre to learn more about surgical options for bladder management after SCI and whether they are right for you. Note that all [...]