Paralyzed Veterans of America, New England Chapter

09/10/2025

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09/03/2025

September is Spinal Cord Injury Awareness Month!

Shout out to all the resilient individuals who are facing the challenges of Spinal Cord Injuries every day 💚 Join SCIboston in advocating and providing support by staying involved with us!

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09/01/2025

08/29/2025

08/29/2025

Comment “CONGRATS” to celebrate these champions of care! 🏆

Six peer-nominated were honored with Clinical Excellence Awards at our + EXPO for their dedication to and others with SCI/D, , and .

08/28/2025

08/27/2025

The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Secretary Doug Collins kicks off the 2025 Paralyzed Veterans of America Healthcare Summit +Expo in New Orleans. Read about what he had to say and his continued commitment to veterans.
Read the story here - https://pnonline.com/commitment-to-veterans/

You may also be interested in learning about new research in fire readiness for people living with disabilities - https://pnonline.com/fire-readiness-education/

08/27/2025

"I went from hopelessness to happiness in one wave."

Meet U.S. Coast Guard Veteran Gary Jezierski. At the National Veterans Summer Sports Clinic, Gary discovered that surfing could be adapted to meet his needs and give him back a sense of control and confidence.

Instructors adjusted his board so he could sit and steer into the waves, turning uncertainty into joy. For Gary, this clinic is more than a series of activities. It is about rediscovering freedom, reclaiming strength, and reconnecting with a community that understands the journey.

08/27/2025

Nearly 150 veterans from across the country have come to San Diego in the name of sport. “I wanted to learn a new sport,” Rosetta Pride, a U.S. Army Veteran, said.

08/25/2025