Spinal Support NZ - Enabling positive lives for SCI

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Membership

The benefits of being a Spinal Support NZ Member
  • Spinal Support NZ invites membership inquiries from individuals living in the Central North Island from Gisborn to the far North. Our current membership covers a broad spectrum of the community.
Spinal Support NZ membership entitles you to the following:
  • The Supporter quarterly newsletter featuring new and views for & by people with spinal concerns. All newsletters now available online in PDF format
  • Although the Spinal Support NZ committee meetings are ordinarily restricted to elected committee members, any other financial member of Spinal Support NZ may request in writing to the Spinal Support NZ president for an item to be included on the agenda and may be invited by the president to attend for an allocated time slot for the purpose of submitting the item in person and for consideration by the full committee.
  • Members can use our Van which is only available if our patients are not requiring them for trips home etc.,
    There are Terms and conditions. Please contact the Spinal Support NZ Office.
  • It’s fast and easy to become a member, simply complete the form below and deposit the annual membership fee of $10, or pay $200 for life membership the annual renewal date for Spinal Support NZ membership is 31st October.
    • For online payments, the Spinal Support NZ bank account number is 12-3082-0076255-01
      Please put your name in the Reference section and ‘Membership’ in the Particulars section.

Click here to download the membership form

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Spinal Support NZ aims are to
  • Provide peer support for people living with an SCI/their family and whanau
  • Foster friendships through regional gatherings and social outings
  • Provide knowledge and information through our website, The Supporter and Facebook Comunity page.

 

Mission Statement
A caring organisation,  that supports spinal support persons, whether that impairment is from an injury or illness, in every aspect of their daily lives as they first come to an acceptance of their impairment and then as they re-enter community life and the workforce and for many to adjust to life in a wheelchair and to advocate for their requirements and well-being.

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