Timothy Gould

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Spinal Cord Injury Canada is a national federated organization established in 1945 by WWII veterans, comprising eight provincial members dedicated to supporting individuals and families affected by spinal cord injuries and related physical disabilities. It offers resources on active living, mental health, employment, parenting with disabilities, and travel, as well as practical tools like scholarships and recovery guides. The organization provides tailored information on spinal cord injury types, effects, and care, and promotes solutions to support daily living and parenting for individuals with physical disabilities. The private company is based in Barrie, Canada. The organization promotes independence, self-reliance, and community participation for people with spinal cord injuries through services, peer support, advocacy, and resource provision. Spinal Cord Injury Canada engages in advocacy, participates in federal advisory committees and international disability rights forums, and fosters community empowerment through initiatives such as the include-me.ca social movement. Governance is maintained by a board of directors representing provincial members, with operational management by an executive directors' council.