50 million voices.
50 million reasons for change.
A global day for millions
Unique and united
#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
World Cerebral Palsy Day may be one day but changes need to happen everyday.
Over the past few days, people around the world have shared their voices, their experiences and the changes they want to see for people with cerebral palsy.
And this is only the beginning.
Keep asking what could be better. Keep making space for people with cerebral palsy to be heard. Keep speaking up for the changes that matter.
The change doesn’t stop here. 💚
#WorldCPDay #UniqueANDUnited
Meet Diana. 💚
Diana’s change is to see more people with cerebral palsy represented in public policy decision-making, civil society movements and organisations.
For Diana, that means making sure people with cerebral palsy have a voice when decisions are being made that affect their lives — not just in disability policy, but across all areas of society.
She wants policymakers, organisations and institutions, including across the European Union, to recognise that disability rights are everyone’s responsibility.
Because real change happens when people with cerebral palsy are not just represented in the conversation, but are part of shaping the decisions that affect them.
What’s your change?
Share it using #UniqueAndUnited and tag a local leader, business, or organisation who can help make it happen.
#WorldCPDay
50 million people, 50 million reasons for change!
Here are just some of the changes people with cerebral palsy are hoping to see this World Cerebral Palsy Day.
Keep sharing your change and don’t forget to tag @worldcpday and use #UniqueAndUnited to join the global conversation.
#WorldCPDay
Today, people with cerebral palsy around the world are coming together to call for change. 🌏💚
Our change is clear: formal United Nations recognition of 6 October as World Cerebral Palsy Day.
Recognition is more than a date on the calendar. It can help keep cerebral palsy on the global agenda — supporting greater awareness, research, services, inclusion and opportunity.
Now, we need your support.
Add your voice to the call for UN recognition and help make 6 October a formally recognised global day for the 50 million people with cerebral palsy worldwide.
👉 Show your support at via the link in our bio!
#WorldCPDay #UniqueAndUnited
What a day! 💚🌏
We’re celebrating the incredible changes people are calling for this World Cerebral Palsy Day and there’s still time to share yours!
So, what’s your change? 👇
✨ Choose it
📣 Share it
🤝 Tag a leader, business or organisation who can help make it happen
Tag @worldcpday and use #UniqueAndUnited to join people around the world speaking up for change.
Let’s see what we can change together. 💚
#WorldCPDay
Happy World Cerebral Palsy Day! 🌏💚
Today, 50 million people with cerebral palsy around the world are at the heart of the conversation.
We are celebrating what makes us #UniqueAndUnited and speaking up about the changes we want to see.
So, what’s your change?
Choose it. Share it. Tag a local leader, business or community organisation who can help make it happen.
Remember to tag @worldcpday and use #UniqueAndUnited to join the global conversation.
#WorldCPDay
Tomorrow is World Cerebral Palsy Day. 🌏💚 Across the world, people will be sharing the changes they want to see for people with cerebral palsy. If you haven’t chosen yours yet, there’s still time. My change is…
World Cerebral Palsy Day is almost here. If you have a change you want to see, this is your moment to share it. Start with “My change is…”, tag a local leader, business or community organisation who can help make it happen, and use #UniqueANDUnited.
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Stories from the cerebral palsy community
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