Dear members, Thank you so much for sharing your concerns with us and responding to our posts about the proposed “straw ban” in the city of Vancouver and making this one of our most engaging stories. Stigma and strategy The “ban” (part of the City of Vancouver’s Single-Use Item Reduction …
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Cerebral Palsy Association of BC’s 4th annual Life Without Limits Gala promotes inclusive education for students with disabilities
"Our brains can run and jump and fly in ways our body can't": bursary recipient Vancouver, March 6 – While most British Columbians can relate to the cost and stress of attending post-secondary school, students with disabilities face extra challenges. Many students with disabilities need additional …
Message from the President: Join us at the Life Without Limits Gala and help change the life path of a young person living with Cerebral Palsy
Message from the President: Dear CPABC Members, Please join me and my fellow board members at the Life Without Limits Gala and help change the life path of a young person living with cerebral palsy. The focus of the Cerebral Palsy Association of BC's fourth annual Gala is Learn Without …
The Enigma of Having Mild Cerebral Palsy. Where Do I Fit In?
By Heaven Ramsey Throughout my life I have kind of felt like I don't fit in anywhere. When I was small it felt like there was no one like me in this world. I wasn't quite like all my friends at school because I had mild CP and was only in mainstream classes yet I felt not quite like …
Fitness, aging and cerebral palsy will be the focus of the “Tea, Talk, and Crumpets” session
“Tea, Talk and Crumpets” is a new social and recreational outlet for seniors with disabilities, facilitated and organized by community members, and hosted by the Cerebral Palsy Association of BC. This is a peer-run program. A volunteer planning board will choose program activities and facilitate …
