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Cerebral Palsy Association of BC
Life Without Limits
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Our Impact
Realizing people's dreams, not disabilities.
Many families and individuals who come to us have stories of struggles, but those aren’t the only ones we hear. We also hear about how much their kids enjoyed summer camp, how they’ve been accepted to university, but most importantly – how much our programs and services at CPABC have helped them!
Impact Stories
Matthew’s Campership Story
Summer is a time for having fun and feeling free and the Cerebral Palsy Association of BC would like to help make that …
A Time to Reconnect – Geo’s Camp Story
Geo's camp story is about making new friends He’s a social butterfly and he thrives on social interactions and keeping …
Ella’s Camp Story
14-year-old Ella van Enter loves to expand her knowledge and use her brain. For this reason, she chose to attend Geering …
“Patience and perseverance” of dancers inspire instructor – Danika Milne’s story
The Joy of Dancing “I believe so strongly in advocating for and promoting programs such as this one,” says Danika Milne …
“I love it!” – Peter is a CPABC Movement Ambassador
Going downhill is a lot of fun, as long as you remember your brake! These are wise words of advice from CPABC Movement …
Let’s get outside! Walking bike promotes Movement Without Limits
Whether we use a wheelchair or walker or just look different – people too often focus on our disabilities rather than …
The Jason and Rand Fund: fuel for an adventurous spirit
For many people with cerebral palsy, specialized equipment is well outside their financial ability. Except for the most …
Who did we impact?
In 2018, we helped 10 individuals purchase equipment that bettered their lives with our financial assistance.
Our campership funds enabled 21 families to send their children to summer camp.
We supported 10 students with their college endeavours through our Tanabe bursaries, worth $9,500.
Cerebral Palsy in British Columbia
It is estimated that one out of every 500 babies, and up to one in three premature babies are affected by cerebral palsy to some extent. There are thousands of individuals with cerebral palsy in British Columbia that need our support.
That’s why one of our goals at Cerebral Palsy Association of British Columbia is to improve our visibility and presence around the province, so that more participants can take advantage of our life-changing programs. Below are some of our ongoing efforts to achieve this.
Special Events
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“Cerebral palsy effects my everyday life but I don’t plan to limit my goals and dreams anytime soon, thanks to the Cerebral Palsy Association of BC. I am participating in this year’s 5k because I believe in conquering a Life Without Limits for myself as well as others. I’m excited about the run and am thrilled to be supporting a cause so close to my heart”
Mohini Takhar
2018 Scotiabank Charity Challenge 5k participant
and member of the Cerebral Palsy Association of BC
and member of the Cerebral Palsy Association of BC
Want to make an impact too?
You can help us make Life Without Limits for those living with cerebral palsy possible.
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About CPABC
Cerebral Palsy Association of British Columbia is a non-profit organization. Our vision is to create a Life Without Limits for people with disabilities.
Contact Us
Cerebral Palsy Association of British Columbia
330 – 409 Granville Street
Vancouver, BC, Canada V6C 1T2
Vancouver, BC, Canada V6C 1T2
Telephone: 604.408.9484
Toll-free: 1.800.663.0004
info@bccerebralpalsy.com