The cornerstone of Triumph Foundation is educating people who are newly disabled. We provide resources and referrals to help equip people to achieve greater quality of life.
Triumph Ambassadors give referrals through the distribution of our Resource Handbook that provides information on where to find and receive necessary goods and services.
This online version is an extensive list of excellent products and services available to people in the disabled community. It covers many relevant topics including adapted vehicles, medical supplies, wheelchairs, housing, and support groups.
Explore these pages to locate great people and companies who care about you and enjoy serving the needs of the disability community.
Support Groups
The PVA hosts Zoom meetings for paralyzed veterans to network
Contact: Email: [email protected]
Follow us to keep informed about our SCI newly injured outreach, inspirational stories, invaluable resources and our adaptive recreation events.
This closed Facebook community that supports all those who have suffered a SCI, their caregiver(s), immediate family members (father, mother brother or sister), close friends that the injured member approves and we also include all those who have had their spinal cords compromised in many other ways. We also accept medical professionals or medical students in the field of SCI if we deem it appropriate.
This closed Facebook group is about sharing your experience living with a Spinal Cord Injury. New injuries happen everyday in the United States. Together we can help each other with questions about wheelchairs, catheters, bowel programs, intimacy, sports and recreation, travel, parking, ADA, research, rehab and everything else related to our Spinal Cord Injury.
A community of support and awareness for Transverse Myelitis patients and their families. Featuring the latest research and trial information. As well as health tips to help add quality to your life while living with TM.
BACKBONES PeerConnect are monthly online meetups for people in the spinal cord injury and disease (SCI/D) community looking to connect with their peers! Whether you have many years post-injury, or if you are new to the community, PeerConnect is a great way to meet others, share your story, and learn from other people with similar experiences to you.
Amputee support groups provide a safe and supportive environment for individuals living with limb loss or limb difference as well as their family members. They are an invaluable place to connect with others who have overcome similar challenges and setbacks.
