Discovering the Power in Me
Discovering the Power in Me is a programme developed by the Pacific Institute, Canada in collaboration with people who have sustained a traumatic injury as well as professionals in the field. The ‘Discovering the Power in
Upcoming Activities
Events at the NRH Airsoft – every Thursday 6pm in the NRH Peer Mentoring – every second Monday in the lecture room at the NRH Events in the community These are an opportunity to get together for
Active Me
Active Me is the social, adaptive sports and outdoor activities programme for patients in the National Rehabilitation Hospital. Fully inclusive and accessible, Active Me is a great opportunity to have some fun while enjoying new experiences
Early Days
Spinal Injuries Ireland’s Early Days Programme is a service for you and your family to support you in adjusting to life with a Spinal Cord Injury. Our Community Outreach Officer in your area is available to
Someone Like Me
The ‘Someone Like Me’ Programme is a peer mentoring programme available to patients with Spinal Cord Injury in the NRH. Peer mentoring is about sharing experiences with other people in a similar situation in a relaxed
Community Connect
SII offer a range of community services that allow us to work directly with people and families living with Spinal Cord Injuries. Support Visits Within 6-8 weeks of discharge from the NRH, we aim to have
SCI Counselling
Our Community Outreach Officer can assist you and your family members in sourcing subsidised counselling in your local area. If you have a medical card, you can be referred by your GP for 8 sessions of free
Active Me Connect
Active Me Connect is our national adaptive sport and outdoor activities programme. This programme supports people with spinal injury across the country who enjoy sport and want to join their local club, while also supporting the
Future Me
Our ‘Future Me’ Programme is especially for people who want to start thinking about their options for education, training and employment. At the National Rehabilitation Hospital While you are in the NRH, you may choose to
On the Horizon
Spinal Injuries Ireland is currently developing an information pack on the latest research and developments in the search for a cure for a spinal cord injury. In addition to information packs we are planning on organising
Options
Options offers you information on the latest rehabilitation techniques worldwide. We are seeking funding for this programme at present.Legal Support
If you or a person close to you has experienced a spinal cord injury, you may wish to seek legal advice. Free legal advice clinics are available in the offices of Spinal Injuries Ireland at the
Resource Centre at the NRH
Our Resource Centre is located on site at the NRH. You can find us at the end of the front car park (left through the front gate). Patients, family members, friends and clients are all welcome
