Is the COVID-19 Vaccine Safe for People with Spinal Cord Injury?

With the roll-out of the COVID-19 vaccination program underway in BC, and around the world, we have received a number of questions from our community on the safety and efficacy of vaccines for people with spinal cord injury. This is a summary of what we know.

The Importance of Peer Groups and Zoom-Bonding.

These days while we’re practising social distancing, connection and friendships are more important than ever. For a person with a disability, the bonds that are being built in peer groups and over zoom or by phone are even more vital than ever.

Surveys for People with Disabilities during COVID-19

When the COVID-19 pandemic was declared, there was an enormous amount of uncertainty about what the future would hold. Along with it, came an enormous amount of surveys. To help navigate this “survey tsunami”, we’ve compiled a helpful list of those relevant for people with disabilities.

You can help our most vulnerable neighbours…people like Jeff.

Since the outbreak, we have been overwhelmed by desperate calls. Every day we hear from people who can’t get vital medical supplies. And many are scared to leave their homes for fear of contracting a virus that is deadly for those with compromised health. It’s all causing unprecedented stress and anxiety. But you can help our most vulnerable neighbours . . . people with a spinal cord injury. People like Jeff.

What To Do While Practising Physical Distancing

These days, we’re all spending more time inside to stay safe and healthy. Practising physical distancing may seem like a daunting task, but we’re in this together. To help curb boredom and promote mental health we’ve compiled a list of activities and resources to pass the time at home.