Who we are

Watch this short video to learn more about who we are and how CPActive brings people together to make Australia more inclusive.

What we do

We’re a community of people with cerebral palsy and their allies who are creating real change for people with disabilities. We campaign on matters that are important to us, we connect and develop our community and we amplify the voices of lived experience to decision makers.

Together


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How we campaign for change

Events designed and led by people with disabilities

Driving policy change to governments

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Education and training for young leaders and allies

If you are a person with lived experience of disability or looking to be a more affective ally, join us today.

Receive regular campaign updates, invitations to our events and hear about opportunities to get involved in our work.

How to take action today

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to make the school to work pathway more inclusive for students with disability

Sign our petition >

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designed and led by people with disabilities to build your community and become a more effective ally

Attend our events >

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If you are aged 18-30yrs, register now to participate in our leadership and advocacy course designed and led by leaders with disability

Register for Young Changemakers >

And so much more, Have your say about what’s to come.

By joining you get

Special invites to our online events to educate yourself on campaigning and allyship

Opportunities to get involved in and inform campaigns that create social and systemic change

Networking with our community to strengthen and amplify our voices

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