Category Archives: Cerebral Palsy

STEPtember 2020 has begun, with the event running in five countries across the world. STEPtember raises funds towards initiatives that help children and adults living with cerebral palsy, including supporting children with disabilities and their families in regional and rural areas Continue reading →

The All India Football Federation (AIFF) is working with the Cerebral Palsy Sports Federation of India (CPSFI) by organising a webinar discussing grassroots football. This online discussion also saw members from the International Federation of Cerebral Palsy Football (IFCPF) in attendance at the event on August 8 Continue reading →

Liza Huber's son, Brendan, was diagnosed with cerebral palsy in 2010 despite the actress having a healthy pregnancy. All a mother would want for their child is to live a healthy and happy life, which is why Liza Huber "broke down in tears" after learning of her son's condition. In 2010, the actress'son was diagnosed with cerebral palsy, a neurological condition that affects muscle movement. Continue reading →

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James Ssenkandwa hands over relief items to a family in one of Kampalas slums For JamesSsenkandwa, the lack of adequate knowledge about cerebral palsy and how to handle people with the condition has caused untold psychological stress to families with people suffering from it. Over the past months, the situation has been compounded by the Covid-19 restrictions, something that prompted him to create a response programme for people living with cerebral palsy and autism in Kampala, Wakiso and Mukono districts, writes Sadab Kitatta Kaaya Continue reading →

Gareth Edwards (left) and Alex Craven, Imogen Holmes and Mae Fox Hes decided to lead a sponsored walk from on Saturday, September 5 for three local children living with cerebral palsy: Alex Craven, 9, Mae Fox, 10 and Imogen Holmes, 3. Gareth said: I've been helping to raise money for children living with disabilities for quite a while now, with COVID its hard to raise money, so that made me want to help even more. When you meet children like Imogen, Alex and Mae, you can see their struggles, so its important people fundraise to get them the physio they need . Continue reading →

A donation to a local children's hospital is working to keep families connected to their newborn in the ICU during the coronavirus pandemic. TOLEDO, Ohio Imagine having a baby in the NICU and not being able to be with your newborn as much as you want Continue reading →

Share this story Published August 25th, 2020 at 6:00 AM Twenty-six years old. Twenty-six surgeries. Continue reading →

Nick Cave has praised a non-verbal teenager after he wrote a touching song inspired by the Bad Seeds frontmans music. Tyler Hartfield was born with cerebral palsy and relies on a digital voice coming out of a computer app in order to verbalise his thoughts. As ABC Australia reports, the 16-year-old enlisted the help of his classmates to write The One You Feed, a song that focuses on what Tyler describes as the battle inside my brain and his relationship with his carer Continue reading →

AN eight-year old boy who has cerebral palsy walked 5,000 metres over the past 50 days raising 31,000 for the charities that help him. And as he hit his 5K goal inspirational, Oliver Lynch said I plan to take over the world Continue reading →