SPIRIT is funded entirely by voluntary contributions

SPIRIT
SPIRIT works to improve the treatment of patients with spinal cord injuries in the UK and throughout the world
SPIRIT is supported by a team of trustees, patrons and advisors
Spinal cord injury requires expert management and poses special challenges
There are five main charities in the UK that provide support for those affected by spinal cord injury
Contact SPIRIT on 01933 428151 or by emailing info@spirit-charity.co.uk or send us a message via the contact page
SPIRIT has supported regional and supranational SCI associations throughout the world when they have held international conferences designed to improve knowledge about SCI, its treatment and care
Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.
― Nelson Mandela
SPIRIT has assessed and provided funding to many individuals
SPIRIT is funded entirely by voluntary contributions and all donations are welcome
SPIRIT is funded entirely by voluntary contributions
Find out more about SPIRIT the spinal injuries charity
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There are a number of different ways to contact SPIRIT
View our educational resources
SPIRIT has assessed and provided funding to many individuals
Read about charities in the UK that provide support for those affected by spinal cord injury
Examples of reports SPIRIT has provided
SPIRIT is a charity with international reach whose aim is to improve the treatment and care of people with spinal cord injury.
SPIRIT promotes education, training and research into spinal cord injury.
SPIRIT provides grants to enable doctors, therapists, nurses, managers and other health professional to travel to centres of excellence and learn or teach new skills.
The trustees of SPIRIT are very sorry to learn that Margaret Maughan, Britain's first Paralympic gold medallist, has died aged 91 and we send … Read More
Today, Friday 15th May marks spinal cord injury awareness day in the UK.On spinal cord injury awareness day, we think about all of those people … Read More
We thought we would share with you an interesting article by Nature Research about the first case of COVID-19 on a spinal cord injured … Read More
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