50 million voices.
50 million reasons for change.
World Cerebral Palsy Day is a global movement for and by the 50 million people living with cerebral palsy, their families and supporters. This World CP Day, we’re asking people around the world to share the change they want to see, and tag a local leader, business or community organisation who can help make it happen
A global day for millions
World Cerebral Palsy Day is a movement for and by the 50 million people living with CP, their families, and their supporters. Join us to celebrate, advocate, and take action.
Unique and united
Every person with cerebral palsy has their own experiences, priorities and ideas about what needs to change.
#UniqueANDUnited is about the power of bringing those voices together. This World CP Day, we’re turning individual ideas for change into a collective call for a more inclusive world.
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Discover the changes people are calling for
People around the world are sharing the changes they want to see for people with cerebral palsy. See what matters to our community and how people are adding their voices to #UniqueANDUnited.
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Share your story
Every person’s journey with cerebral palsy is different - and that’s something worth sharing. From personal reflections to moments of advocacy, these stories show the power of being unique and united.
My story with cerebral palsy
Hello, good morning, afternoon, or evening to whoever is reading this, depending on the time in your country. My name
23 Years of Hello’s & High Fives
My sister, Linda, has recently written an inspirational short story about her & her family’s life living with their CP
Change challenge in the lives of persons living with CP
Care Helpers Organisation of Trinidad and Tobago features a talented young woman Alicia Smith. She’s a CP Warrior Champion who
Together, we can create change
Whether you’re taking part yourself, bringing your community together or representing an organisation, there are many ways to be part of World CP Day.
About cerebral palsy
Cerebral palsy is the most common lifelong physical disability, affecting a person's ability to walk, move, or communicate. It is caused by an injury to the developing brain, but every individual’s experience with cerebral palsy is unique. Some people require lifelong support, while others live independently. Every story is different, but our community stands together—unique and united. Want to learn more?
Stories from the cerebral palsy community
Discover stories from people with cerebral palsy around the world, sharing their experiences, achievements, perspectives and everyday lives.
My story with cerebral palsy
Hello, good morning, afternoon, or evening to whoever is reading this, depending on the time in your country. My name
23 Years of Hello’s & High Fives
My sister, Linda, has recently written an inspirational short story about her & her family’s life living with their CP
Change challenge in the lives of persons living with CP
Care Helpers Organisation of Trinidad and Tobago features a talented young woman Alicia Smith. She’s a CP Warrior Champion who