Hope on the Horizon: A Conversation with Dr. Brent McMonagle

In a world where spinal cord injuries can be a life-altering and devastating event, the Perry Cross Spinal Research Foundation (PCSRF) stands as a beacon of hope. At the helm of the Foundation’s scientific endeavors is Dr. Brent McMonagle, a man whose journey to this role is as personal as it is professional. We sat […]

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A special message from Perry Cross

https://youtu.be/legP74Lb3xQ I’ve had a little time to reflect on what a truly incredible week it’s been. This is a moment I’ve long anticipated, and to be honest, it fills me with an overwhelming mix of excitement, anticipation, and deep gratitude. We’re at a pivotal point in our research—a step that brings us closer than ever […]

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Tom Ray: A Driving Force Behind the Perry Cross Spinal Research Foundation

Tom Ray, Chairman of the Perry Cross Spinal Research Foundation, embodies a leadership style rooted in collaboration, trust, and a deep-seated belief in the power of connection. His journey with the Perry Cross Spinal Research Foundation, which began as an “evolution of several conversations” with Perry Cross, reflects a commitment to a cause that has […]

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2023/2024 Annual Report

“The future looks bright and I feel optimistic about our research resulting in a treatment for spinal cord injury.” We are thrilled to share the Foundations 2023-2024 Annual report. It is an extraordinary feeling to reflect on yet another record breaking fundraising year. Together we have raised millions for research, and we are now ready […]

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2024 Annual Thank YOU Celebration

On Wednesday the 6th of November, the Foundation’s generous supporters came together at HOTA, Home of the Arts, on the Gold Coast for the ‘Everything Is Possible’ end of year thank you celebration. It was a wonderful night shared with donors, volunteers, suppliers, partners, ambassadors and stakeholders. We gathered to celebrate a remarkable year of […]

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Spinal Injury Project Research Open Day 2024

On Wednesday 30th October we hosted our 2024 Research Open Day at Griffith University Gold Coast Campus. Over 100 guests came along to hear about the plans for the upcoming human clinical trial. Professor James St John presented an update on the trial followed by a Q & A session with panelists, Perry Cross (PCSRF), […]

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Important Update – Nerve Bridge Transplantation and Rehabilitation Human Clinical Trial

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HAehedJ8IRs We are thrilled to announce our Nerve Bridge Transplantation and Rehabilitation Human Clinical Trial, at Griffith University, is fully funded. Because of our generous fundraising community and partners, together we have raised the $8.5M required for the trial.  Incredibly the Federal Government’s Medical Research Future Fund has also contributed an additional $6.8 million in […]

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Walking With Ava – inspiring a global community one post at a time

In a digital age where social media often gets painted as the villain, 16-year-old Ava Costa is flipping the script—one Instagram post at a time. The young gymnast, who suffered a life-altering spinal injury in 2023, has found solace, strength and connection in the unlikeliest of places: her Instagram feed. Her handle, @walkingwithava, is more […]

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2024 Tax Appeal – Thankyou for your support!

Joanna is a mother of two and a wife to husband Michael. They followed her dream and migrated from the UK to Australia in 2007. The day Joanna fell and injured her spinal cord her life was changed forever. When Joanna came home from hospital many months later, the family had to adapt to new […]

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