Cerebral Palsy Scotland

Find out how we’ve made an impact in 2023-24

Find out how we’ve made an impact in 2023-24

Our latest Annual Review shows how Cerebral Palsy Scotland has made a difference to the lives of children...Read More

Our latest Annual Review shows how Cerebral Palsy Scotland has made a difference to the lives of children and adults with cerebral palsy over the past...Read More

Our latest Annual Review shows how Cerebral Palsy Scotland has made a difference to the lives of children and adults with cerebral palsy over the past year. Read Annual Review 2023-24 Published on 6 October,...Read More

Find out how we’ve made an impact in 2023-24

Our latest Annual Review shows how Cerebral Palsy Scotland has made a difference to the lives of children and adults with cerebral...Read More

Find out how we’ve made an impact in 2023-24

Our latest Annual Review shows how Cerebral Palsy Scotland has made a difference to the lives of children...Read More

Find out how we’ve made an impact in 2023-24
Make people with cerebral palsy count – Cerebral Palsy Scotland’s election manifesto

Make people with cerebral palsy count – Cerebral Palsy Scotland’s election manifesto

With the general election to be held on 4 July, Cerebral Palsy Scotland is calling on candidates to pledge...Read More

With the general election to be held on 4 July, Cerebral Palsy Scotland is calling on candidates to pledge to improve services for people with cerebral...Read More

With the general election to be held on 4 July, Cerebral Palsy Scotland is calling on candidates to pledge to improve services for people with cerebral palsy, as well as the data that underpins good service...Read More

Make people with cerebral palsy count – Cerebral Palsy Scotland’s election manifesto

With the general election to be held on 4 July, Cerebral Palsy Scotland is calling on candidates to pledge to improve services...Read More

Make people with cerebral palsy count – Cerebral Palsy Scotland’s election manifesto

With the general election to be held on 4 July, Cerebral Palsy Scotland is calling on candidates to pledge...Read More

Make people with cerebral palsy count – Cerebral Palsy Scotland’s election manifesto
Tribute to Jim Campbell, former Chairman of Cerebral Palsy Scotland

Tribute to Jim Campbell, former Chairman of Cerebral Palsy Scotland

It is with great sadness that we at Cerebral Palsy Scotland pay tribute to our former Chairman, Jim Campbell,...Read More

It is with great sadness that we at Cerebral Palsy Scotland pay tribute to our former Chairman, Jim Campbell, who passed away on Sunday 26 May 2024. Jim...Read More

It is with great sadness that we at Cerebral Palsy Scotland pay tribute to our former Chairman, Jim Campbell, who passed away on Sunday 26 May 2024. Jim Campbell joined the board of the charity (then known...Read More

Tribute to Jim Campbell, former Chairman of Cerebral Palsy Scotland

It is with great sadness that we at Cerebral Palsy Scotland pay tribute to our former Chairman, Jim Campbell, who passed away...Read More

Tribute to Jim Campbell, former Chairman of Cerebral Palsy Scotland

It is with great sadness that we at Cerebral Palsy Scotland pay tribute to our former Chairman, Jim Campbell,...Read More

Tribute to Jim Campbell, former Chairman of Cerebral Palsy Scotland
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How we can help
Part-funded children's therapy
Any child up to the age of 18 living in Scotland with a primary diagnosis of cerebral palsy can access part-funded... Read More
Our approach to therapy
We offer individual therapy sessions to adults (aged 18 and over) living in Scotland who have cerebral palsy. Providing... Read More
Funded children's therapy
Better Start - funded children's therapy Better Start provides funded therapy sessions to children with cerebral palsy aged ... Read More
How you can help
Become our FriendFriends of Cerebral Palsy Scotland
Join us on our mission to improve the lives of children and adults with cerebral palsy in Scotland. Become our Friend As a ... Read More
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Every day in Scotland, people with cerebral palsy and their families are not getting enough support. We need your help to ... Read More
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Every purchase from our shop supports people with cerebral palsy in... Read More
Part-funded children's therapy
Any child up to the age of 18 living in Scotland with a primary diagnosis of cerebral palsy can access part-funded... Read More
Our approach to therapy
We offer individual therapy sessions to adults (aged 18 and over) living in Scotland who have cerebral palsy. Providing... Read More
Funded children's therapy
Better Start - funded children's therapy Better Start provides funded therapy sessions to children with cerebral palsy aged ... Read More
Become our FriendFriends of Cerebral Palsy Scotland
Join us on our mission to improve the lives of children and adults with cerebral palsy in Scotland. Become our Friend As a ... Read More
Raise moneyRaise money
Every day in Scotland, people with cerebral palsy and their families are not getting enough support. We need your help to ... Read More
ShopShop
Every purchase from our shop supports people with cerebral palsy in... Read More

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Find out how we’ve made an impact in 2023-24
Find out how we’ve made an impact in 2023-24

Our latest Annual Review shows how Cerebral Palsy Scotland has made a difference to the lives of children and adults with cerebral palsy over the past... Read more

Find out how we’ve made an impact in 2023-24
Make people with cerebral palsy count – Cerebral Palsy Scotland’s election manifesto
Make people with cerebral palsy count – Cerebral Palsy Scotland’s election manifesto

With the general election to be held on 4 July, Cerebral Palsy Scotland is calling on candidates to pledge to improve services for people with cerebral... Read more

Make people with cerebral palsy count – Cerebral Palsy Scotland’s election manifesto
Tribute to Jim Campbell, former Chairman of Cerebral Palsy Scotland
Tribute to Jim Campbell, former Chairman of Cerebral Palsy Scotland

It is with great sadness that we at Cerebral Palsy Scotland pay tribute to our former Chairman, Jim Campbell, who passed away on Sunday 26 May 2024. Jim... Read more

Tribute to Jim Campbell, former Chairman of Cerebral Palsy Scotland
Bobath Centre in Watford announces closure
Bobath Centre in Watford announces closure

We at Cerebral Palsy Scotland are very saddened to hear that The Bobath Centre, based in Watford, England, is to cease operations at the end of May. The... Read more

Bobath Centre in Watford announces closure
Challenges are being faced by the cerebral palsy community in social care and Self-Directed Support
Challenges are being faced by the cerebral palsy community in social care and Self-Directed Support

Between December 2023 – January 2024 we asked the cerebral palsy community in Scotland to share their experiences of social care and Self-Directed Support... Read more

Challenges are being faced by the cerebral palsy community in social care and Self-Directed Support
Here’s our latest news
Here’s our latest news

Our latest newsletter is arriving in supporters’ letterboxes soon. In this edition you can find out how our team of specialist therapists helped... Read more

Here’s our latest news