Technology is helping CPA reimagine therapy for children with disability. From powered wheelchairs, augmented alternative communication devices, eye-gaze technology and more, there is no doubt new innovations have and will continue to improve the lives of people with disability.
One device that has made a huge impact on therapy is the Magic Carpet.
A close friend living with CP inspired Dr Robert Higgs to name Cerebral Palsy Alliance as a beneficiary in his will.
It was the Disney film that never happened.
Ella received a Telepractice Support Kit, thanks to a grant from the City of Newcastle during the COVID-19 crisis.
Nicholas had a five percent chance of survival when he was born. Now 23 years old, he is doing the Krazy Kosci Klimb.
Towards the end of last year, we farewelled one of our most loyal and loved supporters, Renate Cowan.
Logan's parents noticed something wasn't right. Fortunately, he was referred to the Early Diagnosis Clinic at Cerebral Palsy Alliance.
In 2015, UBS became the principal sponsor of the 20/twenty Challenge in partnership with Cerebral Palsy Alliance.
In 2021, Clayton Utz will be sponsoring two clients on the Krazy Kosci Klimb – Zane and Cameron.