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World Cerebral Palsy Day 2025: Visual Highlights

World Cerebral Palsy Day 2025: Visual Highlights

Captured moments, informative visuals, and voices that inspire inclusion and resilience.

Moments from CP Day Events

Children with CP participating in a walking race
Walking Competition: Showcasing determination and courage.
Children with CP enjoying a target ball game
Throw and Target Ball Game: Play meets empowerment.
Children and parents at a Sit and Draw competition
Sit & Draw: Creative expression beyond physical boundaries.

Cerebral Palsy: At a Glance

Infographic showing types of cerebral palsy
Types of Cerebral Palsy: Spastic, Dyskinetic, Ataxic, Mixed.
Chart showing cerebral palsy prevalence in India and globally
CP Prevalence: Insights into global and regional data.

Rehabilitation Centers Across India

Map of India showing National Institutes and CRCs under DEPwD
Network of CRCs and National Institutes across India – supporting inclusion and access.

Spaces That Include vs Spaces That Exclude

Accessible school environment with ramps and inclusive signage
Inclusive Design: Ramps, signage, and adaptive tools in learning spaces.
A child with CP facing stairs and no handrails
Inaccessible Design: Everyday obstacles that marginalize.

Voices of Strength

Portrait of a young woman with CP smiling
“I may move differently, but my dreams run just as fast.” – Ananya, Student & Artist
Portrait of a young boy with assistive walker
“Don’t see my chair, see my courage.” – Aarav, 10 yrs, CP warrior
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