facing children and young people
with cerebral palsy
Do you know the warning
signs of cerebral palsy?
Do you know the warning
signs of cerebral palsy?
Do you know the warning signs of cerebral palsy?
Improving public, professional and political awareness of the issues facing children and young people with cerebral palsy
Action Cerebral Palsy is working to ensure that every child and young person in the UK with cerebral palsy has access to the best possible intervention, care, education and support to meet their complex and changing needs
How We Can Help
Practical information on care, education, legislation, financial, parent and family support and real life stories, at every stage of your journey
Resources and support materials for healthcare and educational professionals to help you better support children with cerebral palsy and their families
Reports, research and information for policy makers, journalists, and researchers about the issues facing children and young people in the UK with cerebral palsy
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World CP Day 2023
On World CP Day 2023, Action Cerebral Palsy calls on MPs, Peers and Local Authorities asking them to improve workforce skills and knowledge of cerebral palsy, engage with parents, carers and young people living with cerebral palsy, and share information about the early warning signs.
Action Cerebral Palsy launches public awareness campaign
Helping parents and early sign-posters to recognise the warning signs and the need to seek urgent medical referral.
“Cerebral palsy is a lifelong condition, there is no cure, and despite it being the most common physical disability in childhood there was little support in helping us as parents adjust to the new reality of our lives; a lifelong commitment as carers. That may now change thanks to the work and efforts of Action Cerebral Palsy; they are working hard to try to ensure that no more parents face the anxiety, loneliness and isolation that we have felt and that children and their families have the support and help that they need at every stage of their journey.”
– Helen Hunt, mother of Wilf
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