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Tour of NZ kicks off Monday!

In Arthurs Pass on Easter Monday 10th there will be wheels and lycra taking over this little alpine township. The Permobil NZ Spinal Trust cycle team will be setting off on their 5 day Tour of New Zealand…

Book of the Month!

What’s new in our Resource Centre?  We have several new books that are now available including our ‘book of the month’ - Owning It by Brad Smeele.  Brad is a former professional wakeboarder. …

Sat 4th March – Dr A Memorial Picnic

The NZ Spinal Trust and family of Dr Angelo Anthony would like to invite previous patients, work colleagues and friends of Dr Anthony to a memorial picnic. This memorial event will celebrate and remember…

Brad Smeele features in our latest SNN!

In our December edition of the Spinal Network News (SNN) Brad Smeele shares his journey of tetraplegia from his former life as a professional wakeboarder where he was known for pushing the limits of the…

Merry Christmas!

It’s been another huge year at the NZ Spinal Trust, and in collaboration with Spinal Support NZ our Community Peer & Whānau Support teams are now firmly established in communities across Aotearoa…

Telling it like it is

Teina Boyd was a patient in the Burwood Spinal Unit seven years ago. The Cantabrian was a recruit for the New Zealand Police when she fractured her neck at the C5 vertebrae. It changed her life in a moment. Her honest reflections give us a real insight to living life with a spinal cord impairment.

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