Parents and caregivers of children with cerebral palsy (CP) can connect with helpful organizations and cerebral palsy support groups across the country.
These resources can provide encouragement and a sense of community among families navigating life with cerebral palsy.
We facilitate regular peer support groups where Persons Living with Cerebral Palsy can connect, share their experiences, and inspire one another.
These groups provide a safe and empowering space for our clients to build relationships, overcome challenges, and celebrate their achievements.
Support communities are an excellent place for new parents to get tips and advice from those who have already raised children with cerebral palsy. Parents and caregivers can better prepare for their family’s future by talking with people who have been in their shoes.
Cerebral palsy support groups offer emotional and practical assistance to individuals and families affected by cerebral palsy. They provide a platform for sharing experiences, advice, and resources.
Cerebral palsy support groups:
Children with cerebral palsy may feel alone or different from their peers. Thankfully, just like their parents, children with cerebral palsy can seek community and support.
Community cerebral palsy support options like playgroups, camps, and sports help bring children with disabilities together to create a sense of camaraderie and friendship.
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Every donation, no matter the size, brings us closer to providing life-changing support for children and individuals living with cerebral palsy.