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Take advantage of our free resources. You can talk to our Information Specialists, connect with someone who understands through peer mentoring, find local resources, virtual support groups, and learn more about our Quality of Life grants.

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Talk to someone who understands. Our certified mentors are people living with or impacted by paralysis.

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Have a question about paralysis? Our information specialists are available to help by phone or email. Call toll-free 1-800-539-7309 Mon-Fri, 9am-8pm ET

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International support

We are here to help you wherever you are. The Paralysis Resource Center is a free, comprehensive, international source of informational support for people living with paralysis and their caregivers.
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Free support for veterans

Our Military & Veterans Program (MVP) provides resources, information, and advice for service men and women living with paralysis.

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Quality of Life grants for nonprofits

Quality of Life Grants Program overview
Quality of Life Grants Program overview

Read more about the the Quality of Life Grants Program for nonprofits, established by Dana Reeve.

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Quality of Life grant application process
Quality of Life grant application process

Guidance on how to apply for a Quality of Life grant, as well as the timeline and templates to get you started.

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Current and Past grantees
Current and Past grantees

We have awarded over $37 million in grants since 1999. Browse past grantees to learn more about previous projects and find programs and organizations near you.

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Resources in your area

Find resources and organizations that support people living with paralysis.

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