Active Rehabilitation International
"Stronger Together for Active Lives – Empowering Independence Across Borders"
Promoting Active Lives and Quality of Life Worldwide
Active Rehabilitation International (ARI) unites organizations and experts to improve the
lives of people with Spinal Cord Injuries through peer mentoring, knowledge exchange, and global collaboration. While challenges are similar across borders, access to Active Rehabilitation remains limited and underprioritized both in practice and research.
The ARI Camp is on soon!
The first ever Active Rehabilitation International Camp for people with spinal cord injury takes place 19-25 may in Greece.
Read about our interview with the organizer in Greece, George Vourganas, and how the preparation are going.
We will develop a common theoretical framework and establish educational programmes and certification for peers as mentors.
Specific collaborative project
The world's first international rehabilitation camp
Alli Opsi Grecce are inviting to international camp in Greece. Over eight days, participants and peer-mentors from the member countries will meet for a camp. We will invite EU delegates and representatives of the countries' governments to highlight the need for a rehabilitation boost. Ascending the Acropolis in Athens will be the highlight of the camp.
“ARI is an important step in contributing to the Active Rehabilitation Model becoming an integrated part of health and rehabilitation services worldwide.”
—Marianne Holth Dybwad
Are you interested in contributing? Get in touch with us.
Representatives from nine countries are part of Active Rehabilitation International (ARI); Sweden, Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia, Poland, Ukraine, Greece, Spain and Norway.
