Spina Bifida

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830 N 109th St
Milwaukee, WI 53226
+1 (414) 607-9061
https://www.sbwis.org

Spina Bifida Wisconsin Ltd (SBWIS) is a charitable organization dedicated to enhancing the lives of individuals and families affected by Spina Bifida in Wisconsin. Since its establishment in 1995, SBWIS has provided essential resources, peer support, and social events to foster community and raise awareness about the unique needs of those impacted by this condition.

With a membership that includes infants, children, and adults, as well as their families and healthcare providers, SBWIS operates independently from other national or state organizations. The organization is committed to facilitating connections among its members through various community initiatives, ensuring that no one feels alone in their journey.

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