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Mental Wellbeing and Disability
Mental Health & Disabilities Mental health is often left out of the disability conversation. Mental illness is the leading cause of disability worldwide, affecting 264 million people. Mental health conditions are a common by-product of living with other forms of disability. Mental health should be a crucial part of…
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Assistive Equipment & Bespoke Solutions - Sharing Sources of Support
Able2Wear Wheelchair Clothing – Able2wear supplies specialised wheelchair clothing and accessories and have a unique collection of garments that ranges from waterproofs to underwear. They can also make something unique to suit your needs. Allied Mobility – Allied Mobility is the leading wheelchair accessible vehicles…
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New inclusive football sessions for young people
Tottenham Hotspur Foundation is launching a new bespoke football programme for Deaf, hearing‑impaired, and young people with cerebral palsy. Who: Young people aged 8 to 15 When: One Sunday a month Where: Powerleague Tottenham What: Fun, inclusive sessions focused on skills, teamwork, and enjoying football Tottenham also…
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Care service in Gloucester?
Hi, I've just joined. My brother is 39 and has cerebral palsy. Can anyone recommend a good care service in Gloucester? He's moving up here soon. We'd be grateful for any advice! Thanks!
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Yoga and Cerebral Palsy
Are there any benefits to practising yoga for cerebral palsy? Cerebral palsy refers to a range of motor disabilities caused by damage to the brain before, during, or shortly after birth. Yoga is an ancient practice that focuses on strengthening the mind-body connection. This article will explain how practising yoga can…
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Allerton woman with cerebral palsy wants to break records
By Freya Thomson From Telegraph and Argus DIAGNOSED with cerebral palsy at just six months old, Bradford woman Alana Walker has not let her condition define who she is or what she can do. Now 33, Ms Walker, from Allerton is a competitive athlete and is "now looking to break multiple world records and gain a world title."…
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'We don't keep score of who's caring for who - we just do it together'
A teenage couple have told how their serious health challenges have helped them to form "a bond for life". Ethan, 17, from Teesdale, County Durham and Abbie, 19, from Darlington, met at college more than two years ago. Abbie found out she had multiple sclerosis (MS) when she was just 17, a condition most commonly diagnosed…
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Liverpool fan with cerebral palsy can finally communicate thanks to ITV Granada
A Liverpool fan with cerebral palsy is finally able to communicate thanks to donations from ITV viewers. Read the story here: Viewers help give man with cerebral palsy a voice
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Mom with cerebral palsy shares what motherhood is really like
Source from People Story by Jordan Greene Aundi Grace, who has cerebral palsy, adapts daily tasks like feeding and holding her baby to parent safely. Aundi Grace, who has cerebral palsy, adapts daily tasks like feeding and holding her baby to help her parent safely She uses tools like a rolling bassinet to maintain…
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Cerebral Palsy Football Challenge Trophy 🏆
It’s a rare opportunity for junior footballers with cerebral palsy to get together to play and compete. This is for players under the age of 16 We welcome entries from Cerebral Palsy Clubs or individual players with Cerebral Palsy. Scan the QR code to apply or email: jbswcp@gmail.co.uk
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All Wales Cerebral Palsy Network Meeting
Hi everyone. Our next Scope All-Wales Cerebral Palsy Network is next week: Tuesday, 21 April at 6pm. It would be lovely to meet people from across Wales to talk about what matters to them. All-Wales Cerebral Palsy Network meeting – guest speaker We’re pleased to welcome Jenna Trakins, Scope’s Community Programme Lead…
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Abbreviation for Cerebral Palsy (CP)
Please do not use the two-letter abbreviation for cerebral palsy. Meta and Facebook will permanently disable your account! There is no real appeals process, and you have more chance of winning the lottery than speaking to a human being who can help you. #cerebralpalsy#cerebralpalsyawareness#meta#facebook
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My son can barely walk but officials say he must attend mainstream school
Ami Phillips said it has been a 'constant battle' to try to get her son the support he needs My son has cerebral palsy and I'm fighting for his education (Wales Online)
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Frustration getting on the housing ladder as someone with CP
Hello! First post, so apologies in advance if there's some kind of forum etiquette! Was made aware of this forum by speaking with an adviser today. This post is mostly just going to be me venting and asking for advice from anyone who has gone through the same process. I'm a 30, soon-to-be 31 year old who is trying to buy…
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Interested in More Touch and Affection in Your Life? 💛
Are you disabled? Are you non-disabled? Either way—you’re invited to join us in creating something special.We’re building inclusive, welcoming workshops for: People with physical disabilities Neurodivergent people Their friends, allies & curious peers All focused on affectionate touch, consent, and connection.Join Us for…
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Tiredness and Frustration with CP
Hello! I am 21 and have mild CP. (that mainly impacts my left side) I find that at around 6pm, no matter if I have had an active or relaxed day my fatigue becomes so bad that I can barely keep my eyes open. I try and maintain an evening routine, but trouble sleeping due to pain in my legs can prevent it. I have also found…
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People feel entitled to comment on my disability – it’s exhausting
From the Metro By Melissa Parker During my university graduation, as I proudly made my way toward the stage to receive my degree, a woman organising the event casually called me ‘wheelchair-bound.’ Walking behind me and talking into a walkie-talkie, checking the ramp was in place, her words hung in the air – simple and…
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CP Teens: From Memory Books To Future Boxes A Creative Arts Workshop
Register at: From Memory Books to Future Boxes - Creative Art Workshop | CP Teens UK A creative arts workshop offering the opportunity to capture precious memories, hopes and dreams for the future in beautiful handmade books and boxes. Thursday 28th May 2026 (half term) Chesterfield - exact location only given to those…
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Thriving Not Surviving: A right to neurorehabilitation
Waiting lists for community neurorehabilitation have grown by 52% since 2022, leaving too many people affected by neurological conditions without the support necessary to live well and maintain independence. Access to neurorehabilitation shouldn't be down to luck. But two people with the same condition can face vastly…
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CP Coffee Morning with Jacqueline Stephens
Hi everyone, there is a Coffee Morning for the CP community in Milton Keynes. Hosted by Jacqueline Stephens. 11th of April 10 am - 12 pm The Arbour, Milton Keynes
