The Cerebral Palsy Foundation (CPF) is an organization dedicated to improving the lives of people with cerebral palsy and their families. Its work addresses the needs of an estimated 50 million people worldwide, bringing together researchers, healthcare professionals, governments, academic institutions, people with lived experience, and community partners to advance change across the lifespan. CPF focuses on cutting-edge research, prevention, early detection, effective interventions, better healthcare systems, and accelerating efforts to find a cure.

Its programs and initiatives include the Cerebral Palsy Cures Initiative, the Early Detection & Intervention Network, adult healthcare, women’s healthcare, and professional education and training. The Foundation also promotes inclusive education, employment, and communities through initiatives for schools, workplaces, and families. Its design and technology work explores accessible gaming, adaptive mobility, and universal home design, including partnerships with Lexus, Chubb, and Microsoft.

CPF supports professionals and families through resources, courses, and community connections, and works to influence policy and public investment. People can contribute by donating, advocating, fundraising, participating in research, or joining events and programs