Your Two Cents
What SCI BC peers shared during this year’s Feedback February and how we’re putting your ideas into action to strengthen peer support.
The Moments that Matter: Brian’s Story
Living with both a spinal cord injury and ALS makes even simple outings more difficult for Brian. Thanks to Spinal Cord Injury BC, he has gained peer support and opportunities to try new experiences like archery and fishing with his son.
Feedback February 2026
We want to hear from YOU! Feedback February is our main feedback push for the year. If our events or resources have been helpful, sharing your feedback is one of the most impactful ways to support SCI BC.
Make the Holidays Brighter
When the holiday season feels heavy, community makes all the difference. Your support helps people with spinal cord injury like Gracie find connection, confidence and a path forward.
You Can Enjoy Life Again
After her spinal cord injury, Diane wondered if she’d ever drive, work, or enjoy the outdoors again. Her journey with SCI BC shows that life after injury doesn’t end, it just looks different.
Aging with SCI: Be Prepared!
SCI BC’s new Aging with SCI Peer Support Specialist, Duncan Campbell shares what’s behind the new Peer Support Program he’s creating and why he’s doing it.
My Best Memories
Watching from the sidelines after her spinal cord injury feels like a distant memory for Alison. Thanks to SCI BC, she has spent the past 37 years creating new memories and embracing incredible adventures.
Your Priorities for SCI BC’s Aging with SCI Program
When SCI BC’s Duncan Campbell asked about your priorities for his new Aging with SCI peer support program, you answered.
Remembering Brad Jacobsen
On February 17, the world lost Brad Jacobsen. He has left us at way too young an age, but he has left an incredible legacy for the organization and for all who knew him. He brought light to the world. He brought light to people in their darkest times.
Gerry Price – My Monthly Donation is a Gift for the Future
Now that I’m a little older I think back on everything and believe we need to give back—that’s why I’m a monthly donor. SCI BC has always been there for me and it’s really important to make sure this continues for younger people.
Maureen Brownlee – My Monthly Donation is a Gift of Community
SCI BC has been a huge part of my life. I probably wouldn’t have met my husband if I hadn’t worked here, I wouldn’t have had my daughter, and wouldn’t have experienced all the incredible opportunities with people who always believed in me. That’s why I’m a monthly donor.
Pat Harris – My Monthly Donation is a Gift of Appreciation
When I was 10 years old I was injured in a riverbank cave-in. Back then, SCI BC was called the Canadian Paraplegic Association, and I had no idea how this organization would shape my life. I’m a SCI BC peer, former staff member and a monthly donor, and I’d like to share my story.