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Enrich Neurorehab Program in Saskatchewan Expands Community Support for Neurological Rehabilitation
Successful Sask. rehab program for people with neurological conditions still growing
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The Enrich neurorehabilitation program at the University of Regina has grown from six to 60 members since its inception in 2019, providing support for individuals with chronic neurological conditions. The program emphasizes community, volunteer involvement, and ongoing research to enhance rehabilitation services.
- 01Enrich Neurorehab was established in late 2019 to support individuals with various chronic neurological conditions.
- 02The program has expanded significantly, growing from six initial members to 60 participants today.
- 03Volunteers from the University of Regina's kinesiology department play a crucial role in the program, providing support and companionship to clients.
- 04Research efforts are focused on understanding how to effectively deliver exercise and rehabilitation services to those in the community.
- 05The program has received funding from the Saskatchewan Health Research Foundation to track participant progress and potentially expand across the province.
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The Enrich neurorehabilitation program at the University of Regina, initiated by Cameron Mang in late 2019, has seen substantial growth, increasing from six to 60 participants, all of whom face chronic neurological conditions. The program aims to foster a sense of community among its members, many of whom share similar life experiences. Participants like Karon Hantelman, who suffered a spinal cord injury, emphasize the importance of mutual support and camaraderie. Volunteer involvement, particularly from the kinesiology department, enhances the program's effectiveness, allowing students to apply their academic knowledge in real-world interactions. The program also emphasizes research to improve service delivery for individuals with neurological conditions. Recently, it received funding from the Saskatchewan Health Research Foundation to monitor participants' progress and explore opportunities for broader implementation across Saskatchewan and Canada.
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The Enrich program enhances rehabilitation services for individuals with neurological conditions in Saskatchewan, fostering a supportive community.
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