UN recognition of World Cerebral Palsy Day
50 million people with cerebral palsy deserve a place on the global agenda.
Today, World CP Day brings together more than 187 partner organisations and reaches millions of people around the world each year.
But 6 October is not yet formally recognised by the United Nations.
UN recognition of World Cerebral Palsy Day
50 million people with cerebral palsy deserve a place on the global agenda.
Today, World CP Day brings together more than 187 partner organisations and reaches millions of people around the world each year.
But 6 October is not yet formally recognised by the United Nations.
Formal UN recognition would help turn an established global movement into an enduring international platform for attention and action.
Add your email below to register your support for UN recognition.
Formal UN recognition would help turn an established global movement into an enduring international platform for attention and action.
Add your email below to register your support for UN recognition.
Why UN recognition matters
Formal UN recognition would give the cerebral palsy community a stronger global platform every year.
Keep cerebral palsy on the international agenda
Build support for better research, services and data
Strengthen inclusion and opportunity
Give greater visibility to the priorities of people with cerebral palsy
Add your support
Help us build global support for UN recognition of World Cerebral Palsy Day.
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