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Amber and Cheryl
Amber's mum Cheryl talks about their experiences of coming to Cerebral Palsy Scotland and the impact therapy sessions have had. Amber is five...Read More
Chloe and Mechelle
I’m Mechelle. Chloe is my youngest child, she’s three and a half. She has an older brother and sister, who are 11 and 13. Chloe’s a very chatty,...Read More
Fraser and Kirstie
Fraser's mum Kirstie explains the impact Cerebral Palsy Scotland therapy sessions have had on Fraser and the family. At the beginning of the...Read More
Imogen and Derek
Our daughter Imogen is 7 - she’s our only child. She has a lovely personality, and she’s a happy, caring girl. Imogen was a premature baby and she ...Read More
Jamie and support worker Jane
Jamie: My name is Jamie and I’m 24. I live in my own flat, but because of Covid restrictions I couldn’t go out and do things that I normally did, so ...Read More
Jennifer and Crystal
Mum Crystal explains how Jennifer's life-long input from the therapists at Cerebral Palsy Scotland has helped them. Jennifer is 20 now, but she’s...Read More
Lola and Lauren
Mum Lauren talks about how Cerebral Palsy Scotland has benefitted her daughter. Our daughter Lola loves being around people. She is one of those...Read More
Max, Pam and John
Pam: Our wonderful little boy Max is two and half. He’s our first baby. Max is a very happy, smiley little boy. He honestly just makes you...Read More
Mohammad and Wakil
Cerebral Palsy Scotland gave us hope for Mohammad My name is Wakil and my son Mohammad is three years old, turning four shortly. He is a very calm,...Read More
Nada
Nada came to Cerebral Palsy Scotland for the first time as an adult. I’ve been living in Edinburgh for the last 25 years. I came over to Scotland...Read More

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Key insights from the Cerebral Palsy Scotland community survey 2025
Key insights from the Cerebral Palsy Scotland community survey 2025

Between January-March 2025, Cerebral Palsy Scotland ran a survey to get insight into the key challenges facing the cerebral palsy community, as well as... Read more

Key insights from the Cerebral Palsy Scotland community survey 2025
More children to get a Bright Beginning, thanks to National Lottery
More children to get a Bright Beginning, thanks to National Lottery

We are delighted to announce that Cerebral Palsy Scotland will receive £164,194 from The National Lottery Community Fund to provide specialist therapy... Read more

More children to get a Bright Beginning, thanks to National Lottery
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

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