The Epic Project

Mission StatementWe believe every survivor of spinal cord injuries (SCI) should have an opportunity to live their life to the fullest and to achieve their dreams. We believe that a community united can significantly impact the lives of many by fostering an atmosphere of mutual support, encouragement and innovative programs uniquely designed for SCI survivors.We believe that reaching out and sharing our experience, and those of others in the SCI community, can make a powerful difference to vulnerable and impressionable teens whose lives are just beginning.We understand the challenges that SCI survivors and their families face on a daily basis.We understand that the emotional and physical changes that occur for everyone around a spinal cord injury are unexplainable and sometimes overwhelming. We understand the challenges teens have today in making good choices and how life as we know it can be taken from us by just one bad choice, or the choice of someone else.We understand the importanc

Mission StatementThe E.P.I.C. Project believes every person living with a disability should have an opportunity to turn limitations into opportunities. To do so, we have made it our mission to:- Educate parents and teenagers on distracted driving, acceptance of others and making healthy and positive choices through our Distinguished Speaker Program.- Inspire those with a different ability to recreate their dreams and live full lives, through our Wheelchair Dance Team performances, support groups and mentoring.- Provide advice and resources to help improve the quality of life for persons affected by a disability and their families.- Give individuals, with a disability, the chance to receive the semi-annual Chelsie Hill Grant award.