The topic of integrating individuals with spinal cord injury encompasses medical, psychological, social, and legal aspects, with a particular focus on the role of physiotherapy in their rehabilitation and reintegration into society. Spinal cord injuries, which can result from trauma or disease, lead to damage to the spinal cord and often result in permanent disability. Physiotherapy plays a crucial role in recovery, helping to improve mobility, strengthen muscles, and prevent secondary complications. In addition to physical recovery, individuals with spinal cord injuries face numerous challenges in daily life, including access to education, employment, and social activities. Accessibility of public spaces, support through psychological counseling, and community education about the rights and needs of these individuals are key factors for their full integration. Furthermore, international and national laws provide a framework for protecting the rights of people with disabilities. This paper explores various aspects of rehabilitation and integration, highlighting the importance of a multidisciplinary approach and support in achieving independence and a better quality of life for individuals with spinal cord injuries.