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Pathways to Employment post-SCI is a project that was launched by Spire in late 2015 that focuses on finding one’s way to meaningful and fulfilling activity, whether it is work, volunteering, study or increased community participation in a person’s life post spinal cord injury (SCI).

With continued momentum, the Pathways to Employment Post-SCI: Peer Facilitated Support project is achieving its objectives. The Advisory Group met for the second time in May to discuss, develop and evaluate our community development approach.

Stay up to date about Spire’s community development approach to widening the flow of people navigating their own diverse pathways to employment.

The Pathways to Employment Post-SCI: Peer Facilitated Support project is gaining momentum and ideas are starting to take shape.

Read about Spire’s community development approach in seeking to widen the flow of people navigating their own diverse pathways to employment.

Through working with individuals, groups and organisations, discover how the project is developing in a positive and effective direction.

The multi-disciplinary Advisory Group for the Pathways to Employment Post-SCI: Peer-Facilitated Support project met on Friday December 4 to discuss Spire’s approach to the project and the main objectives and concepts around the project.

The group shared their thoughts and ideas on how the project could be shaped, the contributions they could make and the diversity of resources and networks required to develop the project in a positive and effective direction.