United Spinal Association
120-34 Queens Boulevard, 11415
(718) 803-3782 · more numbers below
United Spinal Association supports wheelchair users and people with spinal cord injuries or disorders. It helps people find resources, peer mentors, support groups, advocacy, employment help, emergency planning tools, and local chapters, including a Georgia chapter in Atlanta.
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What they offer 13
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Advocacy NetworkProgram
United Spinal organizes wheelchair users and allies to advocate for disability rights, accessibility, healthcare, transportation, and public policy.
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Nerve GamingProgram
United Spinal Association of Georgia runs an adaptive video gaming and esports program with community game nights, coaching, streaming, and tournaments.
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Pathways to EmploymentProgram
Pathways to Employment helps wheelchair users with job information, benefits questions, barriers to work, employer resources, and mentors who returned to work.
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Peer Mentoring & SupportService
This service connects adults with physical disabilities or chronic illnesses to peer support and one-on-one advice from someone with lived experience. Support can also be given online.
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Peer Support and Peer MentoringProgram
United Spinal matches people with mentors and offers virtual and in-person peer support groups.
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Resource CenterService
Information specialists help wheelchair users find disability resources and answers by phone or online form.
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Tech Access InitiativeProgram
The Tech Access Initiative lets people with disabilities test products and give feedback so technology companies build more accessible tools.
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United Spinal Association of GeorgiaProgram
The Atlanta-based Georgia chapter offers peer mentoring, support groups, advocacy, social activities, and adaptive recreation for Georgians with SCI/D and wheelchair users.
Events 4
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Rolling with PRIDE
1st Wednesday of each month at 6pm ETOnline
Rolling with PRIDE is a virtual discussion group for LGBTQIA wheelchair users, people with disabilities, and allies.
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Sin Limites
1st and 3rd Thursday of each month at 2pm ETOnline
Sin Limites is a Spanish-language virtual peer support group for people in the spinal cord injury community.
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United Spinal Social Hour
Thursdays at 1pm ET and Thursdays at 8pm ETOnline
A weekly virtual social hour gives members a place to connect and support one another.
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Rolling Through Parenthood
Date not announcedOnline
Rolling Through Parenthood is a support space for parents with disabilities and partners to share advice, resources, and community.
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