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Energy cost price rises: there may be help to become more energy efficient

Read this blog by our Money Matters Specialist to find out how you can become more energy efficient
Individual’s lived experience of sensory misperceptions following spinal cord injury

Take part in this research exploring individual’s lived experience of sensory misperceptions following a spinal cord injury
Comparing the effect of physical activity on mental wellbeing in men and women with spinal cord injury

Take part in this dissertation research
Aspire's Independent Living Advisor Will had a baby during lockdown

Will and his wife welcomed baby Florence during lockdown. He is now back working as an Independent Living Advisor supporting people with Spinal Cord Injury.

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How we support the 50,000 people living with Spinal Cord Injury in the UK
Welfare Benefits Advice

Our free advice service provides advice and support to people with Spinal Cord Injury
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Contact details for Aspire and all of our services. We always welcome feedback, comments or drop in to us any time, day or night and we'll be happy to see you.
Job vacancies

View current job vacancies at Aspire, a national charity providing practical help to people who have been paralysed by Spinal Cord Injury.
Swimming

From the pool based Aspire Channel Swim to swimming the English Channel as part of a relay team, Aspire is known for its expertise in swimming events.
Solent Swims 2022

Swim the Solent to the Isle of Wight
Aspire Grants

The Aspire Grants Programme is currently closed to new applications, but there are other organisations that may be able to help.
Accessible housing

Our Accessible Housing Programme offers temporary disability housing for people with Spinal Cord Injury around the UK
Help with independent living

Our Independent Living Advisors provide advice and guidance to patients in Spinal Injury Centres
How Assistive Technology can help you

Aspire's Assistive Technology Programme enables everyone, regardless of the level of their spinal cord injury, to independently use a computer, tablet or phone.

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