Triumph Foundation
Serves Atlanta by phone or online (based in Valencia, CA).
(213) 328-7774
Triumph Foundation helps children, adults, and veterans who live with a spinal cord injury or paralysis. It offers peer mentors, support groups, grants, free equipment, adaptive sports, and job help. Most of its work is in Southern California, and its office is in Valencia, California.
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What they offer 18
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Adaptive RecreationProgram
Triumph runs adaptive sports and fitness events for people with disabilities. They are a way to try new sports, get active, and meet others.
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Employment Assistance ProgramProgram
A vocational team helps people with spinal cord injury prepare for, find, keep, and move up in a job. Help includes consultation, resume development, advocacy, referrals, peer support, and help with insurance after you are hired.
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Equipment & Supply ExchangeService
Triumph collects, fixes up, and gives out used medical goods and rehab equipment at no cost. It also runs an online classified board where people who need equipment can connect with people who posted items.
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Newly-Injured Support and Care PacksProgram
Trained peer mentors called Ambassadors visit people in hospitals soon after a spinal cord injury. They bring Care Packs with resources and referrals, and match people with a mentor.
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Resource GuideService
An online guide, also handed out by Ambassadors, that lists products and services for people with disabilities. Topics include adapted vehicles, medical supplies, wheelchairs, housing, legal help, and support groups.
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SCI Life Series Support GroupsProgram
Peer support groups for people with spinal cord injury or other paralysis, and for their families and caregivers. Groups meet weekly or monthly in Southern California counties and online, and one group is in Spanish.
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Triumph Ambassador Program (peer mentor training)Program
People who have lived with spinal cord injury for at least two years can train to become peer mentors. Ambassadors visit newly injured people and lead support groups. The page's application deadline was July 31, 2026.
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Volunteer with TriumphProgram
Anyone can sign up to volunteer at Triumph's programs and live events. You join the contact list and get a monthly newsletter with volunteer chances.
Events 7
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Pasadena Adaptive Sports Festival
Sat, Nov 7 · 8:30 am–2:00 pm
A one-day festival in Pasadena where you can try adaptive sports such as wheelchair basketball, rugby, tennis, and archery. Coaches teach the games, and there is a resource fair.
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Push to the Pier – Long Beach
Sat, Dec 5 · 9:30 am–12:30 pm
A free social roll or walk of about 2 miles along the bike path to the Belmont Veterans Memorial Pier. Space is limited to the first 15 people who sign up.
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Adaptive Shooting Clinic
Sun, Dec 13 · 4:00 pm
A clinic for people with disabilities to learn gun safety, self-defense, marksmanship, and target shooting. It costs $40 and only 10 people can join.
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SCI Health Webinar – Hands Free Adaptive Technology
Tuesday, October 13, 2026, 5:30 pm to 7:00 pm (on Zoom)Online
A free online talk on hands-free technology, such as setting up a smart home and using the internet and email without your hands. You must register first.
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Over-the-Line Baseball Tournament
Date not announced
This fall tournament uses a modified baseball game designed for teams that include wheelchair users with different levels of paralysis.
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Superheroes Triumph! 5K
Date not announced
This summer adaptive recreation fundraiser is a 5K walk, run, or roll at Lake Balboa Park in Van Nuys, CA.
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Wheelchair Sports Festival
Date not announced
This free spring clinic introduces wheelchair sports and includes activities, a resource fair, and an art workshop.
Grants
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Employment Achievement Award
Money for people with spinal cord injury to do better at work. It can help with a license, product, or equipment that lets you work, with starting a business, or with success at your current job.
- Info refreshed from their website· Jun 28
Keep Moving Forward Grant
Grants help people with spinal cord injury pay vendors for adaptive equipment, home modifications, return-to-work needs, and therapy or recreation items.
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