Apply to volunteer

Our team of volunteers do amazing work every day! If you have time and energy to give come and volunteer with Spinal Injuries Scotland.

"Being able to speak to people who can not only empathise, but who have experienced these emotions first hand, to me was invaluable. This lifted me hugely and I vowed I would get involved with Spinal Injuries Scotland as a volunteer to help others"

Whether you have experience with SCI and want to support those newly injured or you have time that you want to give please get in touch. We have opportunities to help out with events and social nights in the Glasgow spinal unit.

"I enjoy being a volunteer to help and support patients who are going through what I have"

"Volunteering with Spinal Injuries Scotland allows me to give back to those who helped me when I was struggling"

We are also hoping to recruit volunteers in Inverness and Aberdeen as we put on more social events in these areas.

A Protection of Vulnerable Groups (PVG) for adults will be carried out for new volunteers

To register your interest in the form below and someone will be in touch shortly!

Volunteer Application Form

Latest

Reg Young - My Changing World

Reg Young has joined our team as Peer Support Advisor for Dumfries and Galloway, the role is to provide support to others in the area who are living with spinal cord injuries and to arrange events.
60 day Challenge

to help SIS
The 60 Year Challenge

To celebrate our 60th anniversary year we are launching the 60 years challenge.
The 60 years challenge

To celebrate our 60th anniversary year we are launching the 60 years challenge.

Become a member

Our free membership gives you access to; Free legal and welfare advice, our small grants scheme, reduced rates at Clober Farm, confidential advice and support from our Peer Support Team and our quarterly magazine.
Stay at Clober Farm

Clober Farm is a converted farmhouse which has been transformed into a fully accessible living accommodation and accessible garden with patio area and raised beds, designed with the wheelchair user in mind. Close to Loch Lomond and the Trossachs. Open all year.
Legal and welfare advice

Spinal Injuries Scotland provides a legal and welfare advice service. This is free for members of Spinal Injuries Scotland in partnership with Digby Brown Solicitors.
Who we are

Spinal Injuries Scotland is a charity that wants to make a difference in society. We are ambitious to achieve positive change so that people with a spinal cord injury can live their daily lives in a more equal environment.