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The journey after a spinal cord injury isn’t just physical—it’s deeply emotional and social. Prioritizing your mental well-being is just as critical as managing your physical health.

In this session of our Women’s Health After SCI series, we shift our focus to the “invisible” aspects of living with paralysis. We’ll explore the complex intersection of disability, identity, and mental health, offering tools to help you navigate the psychological landscape of life with an SCI.

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Key Discussion Points:

• Navigating Identity & Self-Esteem: Redefining your sense of self and body image in a world that often lacks representation of women with disabilities.
• Managing “Burnout” and Stress: Practical coping mechanisms for the mental fatigue that can come with managing a chronic injury and secondary health concerns.
• Social Connections & Relationships: Addressing shifts in family dynamics, friendships, and romantic life, and how to build a supportive social “ecosystem.”
• Psychosocial Resources: Identifying when and how to seek professional support, from specialized counseling to peer-led support networks.

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Who Is This For?

This session is designed for women at any stage of their SCI journey—whether you are newly injured or have been navigating this path for decades. We aim to foster an environment of shared lived experience, resilience, and authentic conversation.

Perspective: Mental health isn’t a destination; it’s a practice. This session provides the space to discuss the highs and lows of that practice with peers who truly understand.

Ask anonymous questions that can be addressed during the session: Click here!

Upcoming sessions in this series:
Register – November 12th – Managing Daily Life

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While clinical check-ups are essential, the “real” work of health often happens in the quiet moments of daily routine. Mastering the practicalities of life with a spinal cord injury is key to confidence and spontaneity.

In the final session of our Women’s Health After SCI series, we’re getting candid. We are moving beyond the doctor’s office to discuss the day-to-day management of personal care. This session is dedicated to sharing practical solutions, troubleshooting common hurdles, and discovering the products and techniques that make daily life smoother.

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What We’ll Discuss:

• The Routine: Advanced Bowel & Bladder Management: Moving beyond the basics to discuss timing, troubleshooting accidents, and maintaining skin integrity during your routine.
• Menstrual Care & Hygiene: Exploring accessible products (from adaptive period underwear to cups/disposables) and managing autonomic dysreflexia or increased spasms during your cycle.
• Adaptive Dressing & Intimacy Prep: Practical tips for managing clothing changes and personal hygiene that help you feel prepared for whatever the day (or night) brings.
• The “Travel Toolkit”: How to manage these personal care needs while on the go, in public restrooms, or during travel.

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Why This Session Matters:

These topics are often left out of standard medical brochures, yet they impact your quality of life every single day. This forum is a judgment-free zone where lived experience takes center stage, allowing you to learn from experts and peers alike.

Our Philosophy: Knowledge is autonomy. By mastering these daily logistics, you spend less time worrying about your injury and more time living your life.

Ask anonymous questions that can be addressed during the session: Click here!

Program: Birding on the River with USFWS, AWL, & OSCI!
Difficulty: Beginner
Trip Date: Wednesday, August 5th, 2026
Group size: Min: 4 Max: 6
Ages: 6+
Cost: $10/adult, youth paddle for FREE

*participants under 18 years old MUST be accompanied by an adult

PLEASE NOTE: Every paddler must register in advance in order to participate – follow the red ‘register here’ button to complete the form. Due to limited spots, please only register for one of the two upcoming kayaking trips (August 5th, or September 2nd.)

Program Description:

Join Adventures Without Limits, US Fish & Wildlife Services, & Oregon Spinal Cord Injury Connection for a kayak birding tour of the Tualatin River! We will paddle along calm flatwater, around bends, as we meander up and down the Tualatin searching for birds. This event is sponsored and subsidized by US Fish & Wildlife Services, to connect the disabilities community with water access and conservation! The trip is open to the public, inclusive, and accessible to people of all abilities. We specialize in creating a welcome space for a diverse set of needs.

FAQ:

What is birding? Birding is the observation of birds in their natural habitat as a hobby!

Do I need any special gear or equipment to go birding? Binoculars will be provided by our friends at USFWS. If you have access to a smartphone, downloading the “eBird” and “Merlin” apps will enhance your experience.

Who should sign up for this trip? This trip is intentionally designed and sponsored to support folks who experience disability along with their family and friends, and are interested in getting out on the water and exploring the local fauna of our region.

Transportation:

Participants should meet our team on-site at the Cook Family Park Boat Ramp in Tigard (17005 SW 92nd Ave, Tigard, OR 97224).

Itinerary:

5:30 PM – Arrive at Cook Park Boat Launch, introductions, bathrooms and instruction

6:00-7:15 PM – Time to kayak!

7:15 PM – Return to shore/closing circle

7:30 PM – Depart

Cost: $10 adult, free for youth under 18

Inclusions:

• Expert guides and environmental educators
• Trip planning, logistics, and location permits
• Kayak equipment
• Binoculars

Exclusions:

• Lunch/snacks/beverages
• Personal items listed on the packing list

Next steps:

1. Review AWL’s Essential Eligibility Criteria and Cancellation Policies
2. Register!
3. Look for a confirmation email ensuring that your registration is complete!

Participants will receive a registration email after they’ve completed the registration process. Liability Waivers and Gear Request Forms will be linked in the confirmation email. Participants MUST sign the electronic waiver and complete a gear request at least 7 days prior to the trip. If the participant signs the waiver or completes a gear request after this time frame, then we may not be able to accommodate any specific needs on the trip. If the participant fails the sign the waiver, they will not be permitted to join the trip. 

 

Location: Cook Family Park Boat Ramp; 17005 SW 92nd Ave, Tigard, OR 97224, United States

Program: Birding on the River with USFWS, AWL, & OSCI!
Difficulty: Beginner
Trip Date: Wednesday, August 5th, 2026
Group size: Min: 4 Max: 6
Ages: 6+
Cost: $10/adult, youth paddle for FREE

*participants under 18 years old MUST be accompanied by an adult

PLEASE NOTE: Every paddler must register in advance in order to participate – follow the red ‘register here’ button to complete the form. Due to limited spots, please only register for one of the two upcoming kayaking trips (August 5th, or September 2nd.)

Program Description:

Join Adventures Without Limits, US Fish & Wildlife Services, & Oregon Spinal Cord Injury Connection for a kayak birding tour of the Tualatin River! We will paddle along calm flatwater, around bends, as we meander up and down the Tualatin searching for birds. This event is sponsored and subsidized by US Fish & Wildlife Services, to connect the disabilities community with water access and conservation! The trip is open to the public, inclusive, and accessible to people of all abilities. We specialize in creating a welcome space for a diverse set of needs.

FAQ:

What is birding? Birding is the observation of birds in their natural habitat as a hobby!

Do I need any special gear or equipment to go birding? Binoculars will be provided by our friends at USFWS. If you have access to a smartphone, downloading the “eBird” and “Merlin” apps will enhance your experience.

Who should sign up for this trip? This trip is intentionally designed and sponsored to support folks who experience disability along with their family and friends, and are interested in getting out on the water and exploring the local fauna of our region.

Transportation:

Participants should meet our team on-site at the Cook Family Park Boat Ramp in Tigard (17005 SW 92nd Ave, Tigard, OR 97224).

Itinerary:

5:30 PM – Arrive at Cook Park Boat Launch, introductions, bathrooms and instruction

6:00-7:15 PM – Time to kayak!

7:15 PM – Return to shore/closing circle

7:30 PM – Depart

Cost: $10 adult, free for youth under 18

Inclusions:

• Expert guides and environmental educators
• Trip planning, logistics, and location permits
• Kayak equipment
• Binoculars

Exclusions:

• Lunch/snacks/beverages
• Personal items listed on the packing list

Next steps:

1. Review AWL’s Essential Eligibility Criteria and Cancellation Policies
2. Register!
3. Look for a confirmation email ensuring that your registration is complete!

Participants will receive a registration email after they’ve completed the registration process. Liability Waivers and Gear Request Forms will be linked in the confirmation email. Participants MUST sign the electronic waiver and complete a gear request at least 7 days prior to the trip. If the participant signs the waiver or completes a gear request after this time frame, then we may not be able to accommodate any specific needs on the trip. If the participant fails the sign the waiver, they will not be permitted to join the trip. 

 

Location: Cook Family Park Boat Ramp; 17005 SW 92nd Ave, Tigard, OR 97224, United States

Cost: sliding scale ($275 – $400) – What is a sliding scale?

Adventures Without Limits is teaming up with Oregon Spinal Cord Injury Connection to host a weekend camping trip for the SCI community in the Pacific NW. We have reserved the cabins at LaPine State Park, September 25th – 27th, 2026. Each cabin sleeps up to 5 total (details below).

What to expect:

• A fun weekend outdoors and camping in deluxe cabins at LaPine State Park! Individuals and families are welcome to participate in group activities such as: kayaking on nearby Paulina Lake (Saturday), stargazing, time around the campfire, or check out local attractions nearby – including the High Desert Museum, Lava Lands Visitor Center, or other great sites!

What is included with registration:

• The deluxe cabins at LaPine State Park are ADA accessible, and equipped with one futon (which converts to a double bed), a bunk bed (with double on the bottom, twin bed on top), lights, refrigerator, microwave, bathroom (with shower), sink, an electric heater, and outlets. Deluxe cabins include vinyl mattresses, but participants will need to supply their own bedding. Camp supplies (sleeping bag, headlamp, etc.) may be reserved upon request.
• Happy Hour type snacks Friday evening, simple breakfast Saturday & Sunday mornings, and a group dinner in camp Saturday evening. Everyone will be responsible for their own dinner Friday evening, as well as lunch on Saturday and Sunday.

What’s new this year?

• The registration fee is offered on a sliding scale in an effort to reduce financial barriers to access, while also ensuring the long-term sustainability of this program. The sliding scale base (financial assistance needed) only covers the cost of the reservation for 2 nights, and not the additional resources that go into this program. If you have already attended a CampAbility trip in Summer 2026 at a subsidized rate, please consider leaving these limited spaces for other folks to join the program.

Important Information:

• All individuals participating must meet the Essential Eligibility Criteria.
• Minors must be in attendance with a supervising adult. Participants must be 6 years-old or older to participate in kayaking.
• Individuals/families must be able to meet onsite. If transportation is a barrier for you, please email jennifer@awloutdoors.org to request transportation at the time of registering for the event.
• Check-in Friday, August 25th begins at 4:30 PM. Check out on Sunday, August 27th by 12:00 PM (noon).
• Simple camp meals will be provided by AWL Saturday breakfast – Sunday breakfast, with a Happy Hour of snacks served Friday evening from 5:30-7:30 PM. We may or may not be able to accommodate dietary preferences, so we encourage campers to bring snacks to supplement group meals throughout the weekend.
• You will notice that (2) of the deluxe cabins available are NOT pet-friendly. Service animals are of course welcome, but non-service animal pets are only allowed in designated cabins. If you do bring a pet, please make sure they are friendly with other kids and dogs, stay on a leash at all times, and have a plan for care for your pet during activities. Animals are not to be left in cabins unattended, and AWL staff will not be able to take responsibility for service animals or pets.

To register:

1. Review AWL’s Essential Eligibility Criteria and Cancellation Policies
2. Register! –  Participants can complete a single ticket registration per tent site. (ex. family or friends sharing a tent or tent space may complete a single ticket registration), and we encourage folks who are able to purchase individual registration tickets to do so.
3. Look for a confirmation email ensuring that your registration is complete!

Participants will receive a registration email after they’ve completed the registration process. Liability Waivers and Gear Request Forms will be linked in the confirmation email. Participants MUST sign the electronic waiver and complete a gear request at least 7 days before the trip. If the participant signs the waiver or completes a gear request after this time frame, then we may not be able to accommodate any specific needs on the trip. If the participant fails to sign the waiver, they will not be permitted to join the trip.

 

Location: LaPine State Park; 15800 State Recreation Rd, La Pine, OR 97739, United States

Join us and our friends at Bike Farm for a no cost wheelchair maintenance workshop!

You are free to use the tools and space to do your own maintenance or get help from the supportive volunteer bicycle technicians. We also welcome bike mechanics who want to learn how to support wheelchair users who rely on bike shops for maintenance.

The goal of this program is to provide tools and equipment to support learning, entry-level maintenance, and repairs for anyone who wants to learn more about wheelchair maintenance or is experiencing an urgent need.

It’s free and fun to attend! Many people come to socialize and share tips and tricks of SCI life. Limited space is available, please register in advance.

1. Register – Sign-up for the workshop
2. Volunteering? – Volunteer Form

Learn more about our Wheelchair Maintenance Workshops.

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Time – 6pm – 8pm
Location – Bike Farm; 1810 NE 1st Ave, Portland, OR 97212

Parking – metered street parking is available

 

Join us for a free wheelchair maintenance workshop! You’ll have access to tools and space to do your own maintenance or get help from the supportive volunteer bicycle technicians. We also welcome bike mechanics who want to learn how to support wheelchair users who rely on bike shops for maintenance.

The goal of this program is to provide tools and equipment to support learning, entry-level maintenance, and repairs for anyone who wants to learn more about wheelchair maintenance or is experiencing an urgent need.

It’s free and fun to attend! Many people come to socialize and share tips and tricks of SCI life. Limited space is available, please register in advance.

1. Register – Sign-up for the workshop
2. Volunteering? – Volunteer Form

Learn more about our Wheelchair Maintenance Workshops.

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Time – 2pm – 4pm
Location – Klamath County Library; 126 S 3rd St, Klamath Falls, OR 97601, United States

 

Join us and our friends at Bike Farm for a no cost wheelchair maintenance workshop!

You are free to use the tools and space to do your own maintenance or get help from the supportive volunteer bicycle technicians. We also welcome bike mechanics who want to learn how to support wheelchair users who rely on bike shops for maintenance.

The goal of this program is to provide tools and equipment to support learning, entry-level maintenance, and repairs for anyone who wants to learn more about wheelchair maintenance or is experiencing an urgent need.

It’s free and fun to attend! Many people come to socialize and share tips and tricks of SCI life. Limited space is available, please register in advance.

1. Register – Sign-up for the workshop
2. Volunteering? – Volunteer Form

Learn more about our Wheelchair Maintenance Workshops.

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Time – 6pm – 8pm
Location – Bike Farm; 1810 NE 1st Ave, Portland, OR 97212

Parking – metered street parking is available

 

Join us for a free wheelchair maintenance workshop! You’ll have access to tools and space to do your own maintenance or get help from the supportive volunteer bicycle technicians. We also welcome bike mechanics who want to learn how to support wheelchair users who rely on bike shops for maintenance.

The goal of this program is to provide tools and equipment to support learning, entry-level maintenance, and repairs for anyone who wants to learn more about wheelchair maintenance or is experiencing an urgent need.

It’s free and fun to attend! Many people come to socialize and share tips and tricks of SCI life. Limited space is available, please register in advance.

1. Register – Sign-up for the workshop
2. Volunteering? – Volunteer Form

Learn more about our Wheelchair Maintenance Workshops.

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Time – 2pm – 4pm
Location – Klamath County Library; 126 S 3rd St, Klamath Falls, OR 97601, United States

 

Join us and our friends at Bike Farm for a no cost wheelchair maintenance workshop!

You are free to use the tools and space to do your own maintenance or get help from the supportive volunteer bicycle technicians. We also welcome bike mechanics who want to learn how to support wheelchair users who rely on bike shops for maintenance.

The goal of this program is to provide tools and equipment to support learning, entry-level maintenance, and repairs for anyone who wants to learn more about wheelchair maintenance or is experiencing an urgent need.

It’s free and fun to attend! Many people come to socialize and share tips and tricks of SCI life. Limited space is available, please register in advance.

1. Register – Sign-up for the workshop
2. Volunteering? – Volunteer Form

Learn more about our Wheelchair Maintenance Workshops.

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Time – 6pm – 8pm
Location – Bike Farm; 1810 NE 1st Ave, Portland, OR 97212

Parking – metered street parking is available

 

Join us for a free wheelchair maintenance workshop! You’ll have access to tools and space to do your own maintenance or get help from the supportive volunteer bicycle technicians. We also welcome bike mechanics who want to learn how to support wheelchair users who rely on bike shops for maintenance.

The goal of this program is to provide tools and equipment to support learning, entry-level maintenance, and repairs for anyone who wants to learn more about wheelchair maintenance or is experiencing an urgent need.

It’s free and fun to attend! Many people come to socialize and share tips and tricks of SCI life. Limited space is available, please register in advance.

1. Register – Sign-up for the workshop
2. Volunteering? – Volunteer Form

Learn more about our Wheelchair Maintenance Workshops.

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Time – 2pm – 4pm
Location – Klamath County Library; 126 S 3rd St, Klamath Falls, OR 97601, United States

 

Stay connected. Stay healthy.

Our Spinal Cord Injury Meet-ups are the perfect place to make new friends, reconnect with familiar faces, and share experiences in a supportive space.

Whether you’re living with a spinal cord injury, paralysis, or supporting someone who is — you’re welcome here.

We can’t wait to see you!

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If you have ideas or suggestions for accessible meeting places in the Portland Metro area, please reach out to us at contact@oregonsci.org to let us know.

Learn more about our Community Meet-ups!

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Time – 6pm – 9pm
Location – Lucky Lab Beer Hall; 1945 NW Quimby St, Portland, OR 97209

 

Stay connected. Stay healthy.

Our Spinal Cord Injury Meet-ups are the perfect place to make new friends, reconnect with familiar faces, and share experiences in a supportive space.

Whether you’re living with a spinal cord injury, paralysis, or supporting someone who is — you’re welcome here.

We can’t wait to see you!

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If you have ideas or suggestions for accessible meeting places in the Portland Metro area, please reach out to us at contact@oregonsci.org to let us know.

Learn more about our Community Meet-ups!

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Time – 6pm – 9pm
Location – Lucky Lab Beer Hall; 1945 NW Quimby St, Portland, OR 97209

 

Stay connected. Stay healthy.

Our Spinal Cord Injury Meet-ups are the perfect place to make new friends, reconnect with familiar faces, and share experiences in a supportive space.

Whether you’re living with a spinal cord injury, paralysis, or supporting someone who is — you’re welcome here.

We can’t wait to see you!

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If you have ideas or suggestions for accessible meeting places in the Portland Metro area, please reach out to us at contact@oregonsci.org to let us know.

Learn more about our Community Meet-ups!

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Time – 6pm – 9pm
Location – Lucky Lab Beer Hall; 1945 NW Quimby St, Portland, OR 97209

 

Stay connected. Stay healthy.

Our Spinal Cord Injury Meet-ups are the perfect place to make new friends, reconnect with familiar faces, and share experiences in a supportive space.

Whether you’re living with a spinal cord injury, paralysis, or supporting someone who is — you’re welcome here.

We can’t wait to see you!

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If you have ideas or suggestions for accessible meeting places in the Portland Metro area, please reach out to us at contact@oregonsci.org to let us know.

Learn more about our Community Meet-ups!

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Time – 6pm – 9pm
Location – Lucky Lab Beer Hall; 1945 NW Quimby St, Portland, OR 97209

 

• Monday, January 26, 2026 – Lucky Labrador Beer Hall
• Monday, February 23, 2026 – Lucky Labrador Beer Hall
• Monday, March 30, 2026 – Lucky Labrador Beer Hall
• Monday, April 27, 2026 – Lucky Labrador Beer Hall
• Monday, May 25, 2026 – Lucky Labrador Beer Hall
• Monday, June 29, 2026 – Lucky Labrador Beer Hall
• Monday, July 27, 2026 – Lucky Labrador Beer Hall
• Monday, August 31, 2026 – Picnic in the Park
• Monday, September 28, 2026 – Lucky Labrador Beer Hall
• Friday, October 30, 2026 – Halloween Costume Party; Lucky Labrador Beer Hall
• Monday, November 30, 2026 – OSCI Birthday Party!; Lucky Labrador Beer Hall
• Monday, December 28, 2026 – Lucky Labrador Beer Hall

If you have ideas or suggestions for accessible meeting places in the Portland Metro area, please reach out to us at contact@oregonsci.org to let us know.

Come roll with us! No experience is necessary and transfer assistance will be available. Bring your family and friends to cheer you on while you try out a variety of hand cycles.

This is a great opportunity to try something new in a safe, supportive space and among a community of other wheelchair users.

More information:
To attend or volunteer for the event please reach out to Community Health Worker Hannah Rarick at Hannah@oregonsci.org.

Please register for this event so we know how many folks to expect.

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Time – 2pm – 4pm
Location – Ella Redkey Municipal Pool; 1805 Main St, Klamath Falls, OR 97601, United States

 

Stay connected. Stay healthy.

Our Spinal Cord Injury Meet-ups are the perfect place to make new friends, reconnect with familiar faces, and share experiences in a supportive space.

Whether you’re living with a spinal cord injury, paralysis, or supporting someone who is — you’re welcome here.

We can’t wait to see you!

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Time – 4pm – 6pm
Location – Jackson Creek Pizza Co.; 700 Biddle Rd, Medford, OR 97504

 

Come roll with us! No experience is necessary and transfer assistance will be available. Bring your family and friends to cheer you on while you try out a variety of hand cycles.

This is a great opportunity to try something new in a safe, supportive space and among a community of other wheelchair users.

More information:
To attend or volunteer for the event please reach out to Community Health Worker Hannah Rarick at Hannah@oregonsci.org.

Please register for this event so we know how many folks to expect.

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Time – 2pm – 4pm
Location – The Chicken Shack; 3255 Washburn Way #3, Klamath Falls, OR 97603, United States

 

Stay connected. Stay healthy.

Our Spinal Cord Injury Meet-ups are the perfect place to make new friends, reconnect with familiar faces, and share experiences in a supportive space.

Whether you’re living with a spinal cord injury, paralysis, or supporting someone who is — you’re welcome here.

We can’t wait to see you!

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Time – 4pm – 6pm
Location – Jackson Creek Pizza Co.; 700 Biddle Rd, Medford, OR 97504

 

Come roll with us! No experience is necessary and transfer assistance will be available. Bring your family and friends to cheer you on while you try out a variety of hand cycles.

This is a great opportunity to try something new in a safe, supportive space and among a community of other wheelchair users.

More information:
To attend or volunteer for the event please reach out to Community Health Worker Hannah Rarick at Hannah@oregonsci.org.

Please register for this event so we know how many folks to expect.

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Time – 2pm – 4pm
Location – The Chicken Shack; 3255 Washburn Way #3, Klamath Falls, OR 97603, United States

 

Stay connected. Stay healthy.

Our Spinal Cord Injury Meet-ups are the perfect place to make new friends, reconnect with familiar faces, and share experiences in a supportive space.

Whether you’re living with a spinal cord injury, paralysis, or supporting someone who is — you’re welcome here.

We can’t wait to see you!

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Time – 4pm – 6pm
Location – Jackson Creek Pizza Co.; 700 Biddle Rd, Medford, OR 97504

 

• Sunday, January 19, 2026 – Jackson Creek Pizza Co., Medford
• Sunday, February 8, 2026 – The Chicken Shack, Klamath Falls
• Sunday, February 16, 2026 – Jackson Creek Pizza Co., Medford
• Sunday, March 15, 2026 – Jackson Creek Pizza Co., Medford
• Saturday, April 11, 2026 – The Chicken Shack, Klamath Falls
• Sunday, April 19, 2026 – Jackson Creek Pizza Co., Medford
• Sunday, May 16, 2026 – Don Jones Memorial Park, Central Point
• Saturday, June 5, 2026 – The Chicken Shack, Klamath Falls
• Sunday, June 21, 2026 – Jackson Creek Pizza Co., Medford
• Sunday, July 19, 2026 – Jackson Creek Pizza Co., Medford
• Saturday, August 15, 2026 –The Chicken Shack, Klamath Falls
• Sunday, August 16, 2026 – Jackson Creek Pizza Co., Medford
• Saturday, September 19, 2026-The Chicken Shack, Klamath Falls
• Sunday, September 20, 2026 – Jackson Creek Pizza Co., Medford
• Saturday, October 10, 2026 – The Chicken Shack, Klamath Falls
• Sunday, October 19, 2026 – Jackson Creek Pizza Co., Medford
• Sunday, November 15, 2026 – Jackson Creek Pizza Co., Medford
• Saturday, December 12, 2026 – The Chicken Shack, Klamath Falls
• Sunday, December 20, 2026 – Jackson Creek Pizza Co., Medford

If you have ideas or suggestions for accessible meeting places in the Southern Oregon area, please reach out to us at contact@oregonsci.org to let us know.

Stay connected. Stay healthy.

Our Spinal Cord Injury Meet-ups are the perfect place to make new friends, reconnect with familiar faces, and share experiences in a supportive space.

Community health workers will be there to share information about COVID-19 vaccination opportunities in the metro area and answer any questions you might have.

Whether you’re living with a spinal cord injury, paralysis, or supporting someone who is — you’re welcome here.

We can’t wait to see you!

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Time – 6pm – 9pm
Location – Gilgamesh Brewing: The River; 370 S Main St, Independence, OR 97351, United States

Stay connected. Stay healthy.

Our Spinal Cord Injury Meet-ups are the perfect place to make new friends, reconnect with familiar faces, and share experiences in a supportive space.

Community health workers will be there to share information about COVID-19 vaccination opportunities in the metro area and answer any questions you might have.

Whether you’re living with a spinal cord injury, paralysis, or supporting someone who is — you’re welcome here.

We can’t wait to see you!

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Time – 6pm – 9pm
Location – TBD

Stay connected. Stay healthy.

Our Spinal Cord Injury Meet-ups are the perfect place to make new friends, reconnect with familiar faces, and share experiences in a supportive space.

Community health workers will be there to share information about COVID-19 vaccination opportunities in the metro area and answer any questions you might have.

Whether you’re living with a spinal cord injury, paralysis, or supporting someone who is — you’re welcome here.

We can’t wait to see you!

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Time – 6pm – 9pm
Location – Gilgamesh Brewing: The River; 370 S Main St, Independence, OR 97351, United States

• Tuesday, January 7, 2026 – Gilgamesh Brewing – The Campus
• Tuesday, February 4, 2026 – Gilgamesh Brewing – The Campus
• Tuesday, March 4, 2026 – Gilgamesh Brewing – The Campus
• Tuesday, April 7, 2026 – Gilgamesh Brewing – The River
• Tuesday, May 5, 2026 – FTWD Brewing
• Tuesday, June 2, 2026 – Gilgamesh Brewing – The Campus
• Tuesday, July 7, 2026 – FTWD Brewing
• Tuesday, August 4, 2026 – Gilgamesh Brewing – The River
• Tuesday, September 1, 2026 – FTWD Brewing
• Tuesday, October 6, 2026 – Gilgamesh Brewing – The River
• Tuesday, November 3, 2026 – FTWD Brewing
• Tuesday, December 1, 2026 – Gilgamesh Brewing – The River

If you have ideas or suggestions for accessible meeting places in the Salem area, please reach out to us at contact@oregonsci.org to let us know.

¡Manténgase conectado, manténgase saludable! Los encuentros son un excelente lugar para conocer nuevos amigos y ponerse al día con amigos.

 

Nuestros promotores de salud comunitarios estarán disponibles para brindar información sobre las oportunidades de vacunación contra el COVID-19 y responder preguntas. Nuestras reuniones están abiertas a cualquier persona afectada por lesiones medulares o parálisis.

 

¡Esperamos que te unas a nosotros!

 

Regístrese y únase a la reunión

 

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