Community, Work & Recreation
Getting back into the community — accessibility, work, school, sports, and self-advocacy. SCI Phoenix collects 8 guides on Community, Work & Recreation after spinal cord injury here, alongside 36 vetted resources from other organizations.
- Adaptive Sports and Recreation After SCI: Staying Active and Connected
- Community Inclusion After SCI: Accessibility, Transportation, and Full Participation
- Crime Victim Assistance for People with Paralysis: Rights, Support, and Healing
- Navigating College with Paralysis: Self-Advocacy, Accommodations, and Campus Life
- Paying for Care After SCI: Insurance, Equipment Funding, and Voc Rehab
- Self-Advocacy After SCI: Knowing Your Rights and Speaking Up
- Traveling with SCI: Air Travel, Supplies, and Staying Safe
- Vocational Rehabilitation and Employment After SCI: Finding Work That Fits Your Life
Resources in this area (36)
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Resource Hub — Web page from Spinal Cord Injuries Australia (opens in a new tab)
Spinal Cord Injuries Australia
Related guides from other areas
- Adaptive Equipment for Daily Living: What You Should Know Adaptive Equipment & Daily Living
- Adjustment and Depression After SCI: What You Should Know Mental Health & Adjustment
- Bladder Management Options: What You Should Know Bladder Health
- Blood Clots (DVT/PE): What You Should Know Autonomic & Heart Health
- Chronic Pain after Spinal Cord Injury: What You Should Know Pain
- Expected Outcomes: L2–S5 (Low Paraplegia / Cauda Equina) — What You Should Know Understanding Your Injury