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When one partner lives with paralysis and the other provides care, relationship dynamics can shift in big ways. Explore real strategies for staying connected, communicating through change, and protecting emotional well-being. Watch the full conversation at ChristopherReeve.org/Caregiving.
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Sergio joined our community five years ago and quickly became a friend to so many. His laughter, courage, and warmth lifted everyone around him.
After his injury, the Reeve Foundation walked alongside Sergio and Lisa through every question, challenge, and triumph — because that’s what we do: we show up for one another. His resilience reminded us that hope is not just a word, but something we live and carry forward together.
We are grateful for every moment with him. We will miss you, Sergio, and your spirit will remain with us always.
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We’re honored to have been part of the 20th Annual @u2fp Science & Advocacy Symposium in Washington, DC leading important conversations, learning from colleagues, supporting the work that moves SCI research closer to cures, and taking our advocacy to Capitol Hill. Advancing spinal cord injury research is critical to improving treatments, expanding independence, and bringing hope to individuals and families impacted by SCI. Collaboration between researchers, advocates, clinicians, and the community continues to drive progress and create meaningful impact.
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We are proud to share that Congress has passed a bipartisan spending package that includes full FY2026 funding of $10.7 million for the National Paralysis Resource Center (NPRC).
The NPRC provides essential services, including peer mentoring, direct support, and access to nationwide resources, empowering individuals and families affected by paralysis to live with dignity and independence.
Additional highlights from the legislation:
📌 +$415M for NIH
📌 $119M for NIDILRR
📌 $33M restored for Spinal Cord Injury Research
📌 Telehealth Medicare access extended through 12/31/27
Your advocacy made this possible. Together, we continue advancing research, care, and protections for people with disabilities.
🔗 Learn more: ChristopherReeve.org/Advocacy
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We are deeply proud to support @Jesse_malin and his powerful new show, @jessemalinssilvermanhattan—off-Broadway’s most rocking performance.
Join Jesse and the Reeve Foundation for this unprecedented feat of storytelling through music, as he leads his band through a moving journey of healing, resilience, and a love letter to NYC.
More info and tickets: silvermanhattan.com
Support the Reeve Foundation by scanning the QR code in the Playbill or by visiting give.reeve.org/jessemalin
President & CEO, Maggie Goldberg, reflects on the Reeve Foundation’s extraordinary journey—from the power of Team Reeve to a new era of progress in spinal cord injury research—and the community driving it forward. Stay informed at ChristopherReeve.org/newsletter #TodaysCare
At the Reeve Foundation, we are committed to innovation, and that means reaching more people than ever. This progress is only possible thanks to the generosity of our donors and unwavering support from our community.
As we reflect on 2025 and look ahead to all that is to come in 2026, we are grateful to YOU for helping honor Christopher and Dana’s vision: a world where spinal cord injury (SCI) does not result in paralysis, and paralysis does not result in diminished quality of life.
From supporting families with post-injury guidance, education and career-building information, and opportunities for recreation and fitness, to strengthening peer mentorship and veterans support, to accelerating breakthroughs in spinal cord injury research, we are building on this progress every day.
Learn more about our impact at ChristopherReeve.org.
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Grassroots Advocacy Manager Gerard Arnum shares why final Senate action on FY26 appropriations is critical to protecting the nationally run Paralysis Resource Center (PRC)—a vital resource that provides free information and support to the paralysis community nationwide.
The January 30 deadline is approaching, and your voice is crucial. Now is the time to act.
Contact your Senators today and urge them to vote to finalize FY26 appropriations and fully fund the PRC.
Take action at ChristopherReeve.org/SAVEPRC.
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The National Paralysis Resource Center website is supported by the Administration for Community Living (ACL), U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) as part of a financial assistance award totaling $10,000,000 with 100 percent funding by ACL/HHS. The contents are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily represent the official views of, nor an endorsement by, ACL/HHS, or the U.S. Government.