What We Want Our Caregivers to Know
United Spinal Care Support Working Group members offer guidance on what Personal Care Attendants (PCA) should know.
Ask the ADA Expert: When do private homes have to be accessible?
Businesses that operate in private homes must comply with the ADA if they are places of public accommodation – but there are exceptions to the rule.
How Rhonel Found the Courage to Seek Employment Post-Injury
Rhonel shares how he found the courage to seek employment after his spinal cord injury.
9 Wildfire Preparedness Resources for People with Disabilities
In the case of a wildfire, people with disabilities must consider many aspects for their safety.
It’s important to assess your capabilities to get the right job
Knowing your strengths and owning your weaknesses can set you on a path to a great job.
Women, Birth Control, and SCI: What Are My Options?
After a SCI, some women may want to become pregnant and raise a family, while some may wish to avoid pregnancy with birth control options.
Personal Care for All Is Possible: A Disability Rights Perspective
That’s what I am fighting for. There is a lack of affordable personal care for so many in the wheelchair community.
Wheelchair user shares employment success story with Walmart
Hear a testimonial from a wheelchair user who secured a job through our Pathways to Employment program and learn about other job opportunities.
Hurricanes in California? We Are Here to Help.
Natural disasters like Hurricane Hilary are inevitable. Together with the Neilsen Foundation, so is our support for wheelchair users.
Best tips and strategies for finding and hiring PCAs
Finding and hiring PCAs is hard. Our Care Support Working Group makes it easier.