July 26, 2022, Gaithersburg, Maryland… It was 90 degrees and sunny as over 3,000 people crowded the south lawn of the White House. People watched as President George Bush signed the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) into law. He was…
Talk therapy and counseling were critical for me advancing on my disability journey—but recreational therapy really helped me reach my destination.
United Spinal Association understands how vital peer support is for many wheelchair users living successfully in their communities. “There is no greater support than that of your peers, which is why we’ve built out a robust peer support program here…
Learn more about Disability Pride Month and the impact it has on our community.
On the front lines from passage to enforcement and beyond.
Finding and funding the supports you need to live at home after a new disability can be daunting.
Once your spinal cord injury is medically stabilized, participating in an SCI acute rehab program will lead to an improved quality of life.
Acquiring a spinal cord injury is challenging. But you don't have to go through it alone. United Spinal Association is here to provide information and support for you and your family. "The recovery journey can be challenging, full of ups…
Joseph Ouellette became an apprentice carpenter at 12 and continued on that career path after a spinal cord injury at 15.
Please join United Spinal Association in welcoming Matt Castelluccio as the new director of community support.