CPSN We are the ONLY CP Support Network for Victorians. At the Cerebral Palsy Support Network, we don’t just provide essential support services.

❤️ Non-profit NDIS provider
⭐️ NDIS-funded and free support services for people with cerebral palsy
🫶🏻 We find, train and roster support workers for you
😃 We also offer support coordination, nursing, SIL and more! The Cerebral Palsy Support Network is a not-for-profit providing information, support and resources to children and adults with cerebral palsy and their families. We help to empower people with cerebral palsy to make their own choices and live the life they want to.

Did you know that CPSN can deliver supports in Queensland, NSW and South Australia?� Our trusted, person-centred approac...
06/11/2025

Did you know that CPSN can deliver supports in Queensland, NSW and South Australia?�

Our trusted, person-centred approach is geared to reach more communities delivering the same quality, care and connection that participants and families across Victoria and in ACT already know and trust.

Because everyone deserves support that truly understands people, not just plans! Call us on 1300 277 600 to find out how we can support you!

CPSN is proud to be one of Victoria’s most trusted,  informed go-to disability service providers, championing inclusivit...
04/11/2025

CPSN is proud to be one of Victoria’s most trusted, informed go-to disability service providers, championing inclusivity in everything we do.

Our clients choose how they receive their direct supports, right down to choosing their own support workers. If it’s not a great match first time, then that’s okay -
we’ll try again until we find the right fit.

We’re incredibly lucky to have amazing support workers on our team, like Julie (pictured), who help our clients to live their best lives, every day.

Find out more today at cpsn.org.au

Let us support you with household tasks like washing, cooking, managing routines and other tasks around your home.A CPSN...
30/10/2025

Let us support you with household tasks like washing, cooking, managing routines and other tasks around your home.

A CPSN Support Worker can help you at home with any or all of the following:

Meal planning, grocery shopping and meal preparation.
Household chores - cleaning, tidying, laundry and lawn and garden maintenance.
Skill development and task planning to help you increase your independence in carrying out household tasks, with the guidance of allied health professionals like an Occupational Therapist.

It’s your support, your way, to help you live your best life, every day. We’re here to help.

Enquire today via our link in bio or at cpsn.org.au

CPSN GM of Service Delivery, Tish, shares what our new logo means to her:“For me, it’s more than just a design. It refle...
28/10/2025

CPSN GM of Service Delivery, Tish, shares what our new logo means to her:

“For me, it’s more than just a design. It reflects how far CPSN has come, the strength of our members, and our vision for the future. It’s a reminder that CPSN is here for every stage of life — standing alongside people with CP and their families.”

Read more about the meaning behind our new logo at https://www.cpsn.org.au/blog-news/article/the-meaning-behind-our-new-logo

📸CPSN CEO Kellie with Tish and our Support Coordinator Rick photo bombing at the brand and website launch event in July 2025 ✌

October is Mental Health Month and at CPSN we take everyone’s mental health seriously. We are so passionate about making...
22/10/2025

October is Mental Health Month and at CPSN we take everyone’s mental health seriously.

We are so passionate about making sure everyone is okay - not just on “R U OKAY?” day but all year round.

This month, we held another two day Mental Health First aid training course in Kensington where 16 of our valued Staff, Support Workers and members’ attended.

For the last two years our staff members, Sharon and Anna have been training all our staff, support workers and community members to look out for how to identify the key signs and symptoms of when they might need to ask someone if they are okay and give them a helping hand with their mental health.

If you want to find out more about our next training course, get in touch with us via our link in bio.

Mycpguide have launched Easy English guides across their website. Easy english uses Everyday words, simple simple senten...
16/10/2025

Mycpguide have launched Easy English guides across their website. Easy english uses Everyday words, simple simple sentence structurend supports the messages with meaningful and clear images

Across eight (8) different info topics and three (3) age ranges My CP Guide have made information more accessible than ever.

Topics include:

My body
My feelings
My relationships
Places for help
My learning
My activities
My food. My drink
My health

Visit https://www.mycpguide.org.au/easy-english/topics to check out this fantastic resource

10/10/2025

"It's about challenging barriers, raising awareness, and advocating for change"

Alison speaks about World CP Day last Monday and the importance of advocating for change, even if on a small local level, small changes can then causes ripples that turn into waves of change

Alison, a mother of two children and a woman with a disability, examines the world of books available to her child and t...
01/10/2025

Alison, a mother of two children and a woman with a disability, examines the world of books available to her child and tries to figure out why so many brilliant titles are often left languishing out of the spotlight in favour of other titles.

This Children's Book Week we took a detailed look into what inclusive Australian Children's titles are available.

Get the list at www.cpsn.org.au/blog-news/article/childrens-book-week-2025 or the link in our bio

Recently, we invited our amazing clients, support workers and community members who are featured on or worked on the dev...
30/09/2025

Recently, we invited our amazing clients, support workers and community members who are featured on or worked on the development of our new website to celebrate with us.

It was a great opportunity to give thanks and reflect on the incredible work from so many people who have made this change possible and brought to life how we see CPSN.

When saying what our new look means to her, Kellie O’Shea, our CEO, shared a heartfelt statement about the new website.

“Personally, there were moments that truly moved me…reading the stories shared, watching the videos come together, seeing the heart and soul from so many here today that went into every page. At times I found myself unexpectedly emotional. This isn’t just a new logo or a cleaner [website].. It’s a reflection of who CPSN is today” - Kellie O’Shea, CPSN CEO
Thank you to our clients, support workers and members of the CPSN community who were willing to be photographed, shared their story, or contributed to the website. We wouldn't have been able to launch this without you.

Read the event recap at www.cpsn.org.au/blog-news/article/brand-launch-event-recapand be sure to check out our website at www.cpsn.org.au

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The Cerebral Palsy Support Network is a registered charity providing information, support and resources to children and adults with cerebral palsy and their families. We are the ONLY CP Support Network for Victorians. At the Cerebral Palsy Support Network, we don’t just provide essential support services. We help to empower people with cerebral palsy to make their own choices and live the life they want to.