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When you're looking for support, connection and relationships that can help you thrive, the Cerebral Palsy Support Network is here for you. 

Who We Are

Over 25 years ago, a group of parents got together to find a better way of helping their children with Cerebral Palsy. They wanted close connections and long-term relationships, knowing this would give their children the best chance of growing and thriving in an ever-challenging world.
 
Today, we carry on their legacy as a small NDIS Service Provider that also offers our community a range of free services the Government doesn’t fund.

Can I contribute?

Over 50% of people with Cerebral Palsy don't have any NDIS funding. But they still have needs and life challenges, so we designed a range of free services to bring everyone into 'our community'  (eg Online Support Groups, Tribe (socialisation skills) etc.

Your donation helps fund these valued (& free) services. We sincerely thank you.

Can we make a difference?

Your Choices is our complete support program that translates your needs into a personalised program. Every program is distinctly about you and what you need to live a full and fulfilling life.
 
Whether it's in-home support, supported living, support co-ordination, in-home nursing, group activities or plan management, we match you with a dedicated support manager and team.

Let's Chat

A problem shared is a problem halved.

 

 Our purpose includes giving back to our community, so talking with us is free, whether you have an NDIS package or not (and we can help with that too!)

 

Call or contact us, sign up for free membership and access many free services right away.

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What does  help look like?

Our network includes interested groups (like us!), other Providers of goods and services plus a range of Allied Health Professionals - people that also want to help connect, serve and give back.

It’s made us stronger and for our clients, the feeling of accessing a large company’s services with the intimacy of a neighbourhood parent’s group.

What can we help with?

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Join our monthly
Cuppa Chats
"I want to find other parents to talk to."
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Join our Board Governance Training Program
"I want to advocate for others."
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Become a 
Support Worker
"I want to make a difference."

Upcoming Events

  • Finance Webinar with Unite Wealth
    Finance Webinar with Unite Wealth
    Zoom
    CPSN and Robert Rich from Unite Wealth are hosting a finance webinar that is specifically designed to empower and educate members of the disability community about managing their financial well-being.
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  • Carer's Workshop with Christine Stow
    Carer's Workshop with Christine Stow
    Thu, 07 Dec
    Carlton
    Carlton, 251 Faraday St, Carlton VIC 3053, Australia
    Carlton, 251 Faraday St, Carlton VIC 3053, Australia
    Join Christine as she shares her story and leads discussions that will help attendees commit to discovering and pursuing the things that 'fill their cup'. What might your passion or interest look like? How do others strike a balance between care of others and care of self? What resources are at
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  • Cuppa Chats for Parents
    Cuppa Chats for Parents
    Multiple Dates
    Wed, 20 Dec
    Zoom
    Zoom
    Zoom
    Join our monthly online forum for parents of people with cerebral palsy.
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  • Cuppa Chats for Adults
    Cuppa Chats for Adults
    Multiple Dates
    Wed, 20 Dec
    Zoom
    Zoom
    Zoom
    Join CPSN's monthly online forum for adults with cerebral palsy.
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Join A COMMUNITY OF PEOPLE WHO UNDERSTAND YOU, and get support from an organisation that's been giving back for 25 years.

Let's Chat

Over 25 years ago, a group of parents got together to find ways they could better connect and serve the needs of their children with Cerebral Palsy. They wanted close connections and long-term relationships with those who could help them. They knew that would give their children the best chance of growing and thriving in an ever-challenging world.

Today, we carry on their legacy as a small NDIS Provider that also offers a range of additional services the Government doesn’t fund.

Call Us

03 9478 1001

9am-5pm M-F AEST

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