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Registration for this event is closed — but GAR is more than the events in the calendar. Below is what you can join right now, without waiting for the next announcement.

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What you can do right now

Remote consultation

Questions about living with an injury — from pressure sores to paperwork. Answered by instructors who live with a spinal cord injury themselves. Free of charge.

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First contact

An instructor comes to the hospital or home — to a person who has just been injured and to their family, showing by their own example what words cannot explain.

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Home adaptation

We look at what gets in the way at home: thresholds, the bathroom, the kitchen, the entrance — advice from people who use a wheelchair every day.

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Active rehabilitation camps

Ten days of learning to live independently — without relatives and the usual help at hand. You can apply in advance, before the next intake opens.

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Seminars and trainings

For communities, hospitals, business and media: correct communication, support, accessible services. Held on request, at a time that suits you.

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Accessibility audit

We assess premises and services through the eyes of a wheelchair user and hand over a list of specific changes, with drawings and standards.

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Telegram communities

The fastest way to hear about intakes first — and a place to ask questions informally.

GAR channel

Camp and event announcements, organisation news, useful things about life after injury.

@gogarua

Community for family and friends

A private chat for the family and friends of people with a spinal cord injury: questions, experience and support for those who are close by.

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GAR chat bot

Reminders about the events you signed up for and one-tap contact with the organisation.

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Become a member

Members get priority for events and shape where the organisation goes next.

Volunteer

At camps, at events and in the organisation’s development. No experience with disability needed — we will train you.

Become a partner

For companies and institutions: joint events, accessible services, programme support.

Support us

A one-off donation or a monthly subscription — this pays for camps, instructor visits and wheelchairs.