SRI receives grant to support SCoRH

Published on March 4, 2025

In 2024, the SRI received a Freemasons Foundation Victoria Community Grant to support SCoRH, the Spinal Cord Research Hub. This funding has helped us to advance SCoRH with this new platform and keep SCoRH relevant, with a new interface and features so that researchers, clinicians and other key stakeholders can be at the forefront of innovation and impact in spinal cord injury research.

The SRI acknowledges and thanks Freemasons Foundation Victoria, without whose support this new platform would not be possible. Freemasons Foundation Victoria shares our vision for a stronger and healthier spinal cord injury community.

Pictured above (L-R): Deirdre Mori (SRI Development Manager), A/Prof Doug Brown AM (SRI Founder & Director), Lady Southey AC (SRI Patron), Rodney Lavin JP (Freemasons Foundation Victoria Immediate Past Chair).

 

 

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