Everything you need to take part in World CP Day
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Your how-to guide for World CP Day, including practical actions, suggested messages and ready-to-use social media templates.
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Share your story
For children with cerebral palsy, access to the right support can make a real difference.
Yet globally, children with cerebral palsy still face inequitable access to basic services, including rehabilitation, education, and inclusion — despite clear evidence that these services improve outcomes.
Access to the right support shouldn’t depend on where a child lives, and this needs to change.
This World Cerebral Palsy Day, we want to know: what change do you want to see for people with cerebral palsy?
Share your change and tag a local leader, business, or community organisation who can help make it happen.
#WorldCPDay #UniqueANDUnited
You’ve chosen your change. Now, who can help make it happen?
Think about the people, businesses, and organisations around you who have the power to create change.
A local leader?
A business?
A community organisation?
Tag their official public account and let them know what change you want to see.
You can also tag @worldcpday to join the global conversation.
#WorldCPDay #UniqueAndUnited
Cerebral palsy affects people differently. That means the barriers someone faces and the changes they want to see can be different too.
That’s why this World Cerebral Palsy Day, we’re making space for individual experiences and the changes people want to see.
What`s your change?
#WorldCPDay #UniqueANDUnited
Your change can be big or small, local or global.
What matters is that it’s something you want to see change for people with cerebral palsy.
It might be about work, education or sport, or something bigger like access to support, technology or having a say in decisions. #UniqueANDUnited
Hear from Lauren (@theofficial_liberianqueen), one of the voices behind #UniqueANDUnited. 💚
This World Cerebral Palsy Day, Lauren is sharing the changes she wants to see for people with cerebral palsy.
For Lauren, that means seeing people with cerebral palsy represented authentically in mainstream fashion and media.
Not just when the conversation is about disability.
Lauren is calling on @voguemagazine to make it happen
There are 50 million people with cerebral palsy around the world and 50 million different experiences, priorities and ideas about what needs to change.
What’s your change?
Share it using #UniqueANDUnited and tag a local leader, business or community organisation who can help make it happen.
#WorldCPDay
Change Inspiration: In the workplace
At work, people living with cerebral palsy bring their own skills, ideas, experience and ambitions.
They are leaders, innovators, problem-solvers and valued colleagues. Their careers should be shaped by their abilities and aspirations, not limited by inaccessible systems or assumptions.
The change we want to see: accessible recruitment, inclusive workplaces and equal opportunities to lead and succeed.
What’s your change?
Share it using #UniqueANDUnited and tag a local leader, business or community organisation who can help make it happen.
#WorldCPDay
Ready to take part? It’s simple.
1️⃣ Choose your change. What’s one change you want to see for people with cerebral palsy?
2️⃣ Share it. Start with “My change is…” and share a photo or video using #UniqueANDUnited.
3️⃣ Tag someone who can help. Tag the official account of a local leader, business, or community organisation who could help make it happen.
You can also tag @worldcpday to join the global conversation.
There are an estimated 50 million people with cerebral palsy globally and an estimated 350 million parents, caregivers, and family members directly affected.
That`s why this World Cerebral Palsy Day, we are asking you to share the change you want to see.
50 million people. 50 million different experiences,
priorities, and ideas about what needs to change. #UniqueANDUnited
