The mission of the Electrical Injury Network of Canada; Réseau canadien des blessures causées par l'électricité (EINC) is to ensure that no survivor of electrical injury, or their family, has to navigate their journey alone.

We are an aspiring national, non-profit organization dedicated to: Connecting a resilient community of survivors and families to provide peer support and share experiences

Educating the public, industry stakeholders, and medical professionals on the prevention of electrical injuries and their complex, often-invisible long-term consequences.

Advocating for the timely diagnosis, specialized care, and recognition that every survivor deserves. 

An electrical injury is more than just a visible burn. The current can travel through the body, affecting the nervous system in complex ways. The long-term consequences are often invisible but can be devastating, including chronic neuropathic pain, debilitating fatigue, and cognitive impairments such as memory loss and difficulty with concentration. These "invisible wounds" can also lead to significant psychological issues like anxiety, depression, and post-traumatic stress disorder. EINC provides a vital network of support, connecting survivors and families so that no one has to navigate this complex journey alone.