Spinal Cord Injury PEI

Living your best life after spinal cord injury

Peer support, advocacy and practical resources for Islanders living with spinal cord injuries and other physical disabilities, and for the people who care about them.

Wheelchair users lined up at the start line of a race on Water Street in Charlottetown

Someone who gets it

It is important that during times of difficulty we lean on other individuals for support. Here at SCI PEI we feel it is important to have someone who ‘gets it’. That is why we offer a connection to volunteers who have been there and can provide you with support and inclusion, as well as resources to help you during these difficult times.

Our mission is to assist people with spinal cord injuries and other physical disabilities to help them achieve independence and self-reliance, and to promote full community awareness and participation.

Participants, one seated in a wheelchair, playing a throwing game together during an SCI PEI activity session

Seated fitness across the Island

Fitness classes adapted for wheelchair users, held weekly in six communities, plus an online breathing program twice a week.

Charlottetown
Mondays and Wednesdays
Stratford
Mondays and Fridays
Montague
Tuesdays and Fridays
Alberton
Tuesdays
Tyne Valley
Tuesdays
Summerside
Thursdays

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Newly injured, or supporting someone who is?

Call or email us. We can connect you with a peer volunteer who has lived with a spinal cord injury, and help you find the resources you need on PEI.