CPSN

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.

This week it's Australian Children’s Book Week, and CPSN is again shining a spotlight on our community members who are c...
27/08/2026

This week it's Australian Children’s Book Week, and CPSN is again shining a spotlight on our community members who are champions for change, recognition and inclusiveness in the disability children’s book and publishing industries.

CPSN spoke with passionate author, editor, disability advocate and small business owner Laura Pettenuzzo who has done some amazing things in a short space of time.

Read all about Laura here: www.cpsn.org.au/blog-news/article/creating-a-symphony-of-opportunities

At CPSN, we understand that every person is different - with their own needs, goals, preferences and ideas about how the...
19/08/2026

At CPSN, we understand that every person is different - with their own needs, goals, preferences and ideas about how they want to live their life.

• We take the time to get to know you and connect you with support workers who are right for you. You’re included, informed and involved in decisions about your supports every step of the way.

• We work alongside you and the people important to you to understand what matters, and tailor your supports around your life – not the other way around.

• Our experienced team can provide high-intensity and complex supports including PEG feeding, complex bowel care, diabetes management, wound care and subcutaneous injections.

• We can also help with the everyday things that enable you to live as independently as possible and in the way you choose – whether that’s getting out in the community, spending time with friends, running errands or receiving support with personal care.

Looking for support that’s built around you? Get in touch with CPSN through our website.

Some of the CPSN team had a wonderful morning in Croydon today meeting other healthcare & disability sector providers f...
06/08/2026

Some of the CPSN team had a wonderful morning in Croydon today meeting other healthcare & disability sector providers from the DEC - The Disability Events Community - The DEC

We also enjoyed saying hello to some new faces from the wider general community, some had only discovered us today. It was great to meet you all.

Don't forget, we're here to help.

Ph: 1300 277 600 (03) 9478 1001

If you missed us at this expo event, you can find us at the next one in Nunawading on September 22nd.

More details to follow soon.



Today is International Day of Friendship – a reminder of the important role friendship plays in our lives.At CPSN, we va...
30/07/2026

Today is International Day of Friendship – a reminder of the important role friendship plays in our lives.

At CPSN, we value connections that help people feel seen, supported and included. Whether it’s with family, friends, colleagues or community meaningful relationships can reduce loneliness and isolation, strengthen our wellbeing and remind us that none of us are meant to do life alone.

The United Nations recognises friendship as:
“A powerful tool in addressing challenges such as poverty, violence, and human rights abuses. By fostering trust and mutual respect, we can create a more stable and compassionate world.”

Friendship helps by:

• Promoting peace through dialogue and understanding between communities.
• Building trust and strengthening social harmony and cooperation.
• Creating solidarity around the shared goal of a better world.

At its core, friendship means being uniquely yourself without fear of judgment and sharing a bond that endures time and distance.

Today, we’re celebrating the friendships that enrich our lives and the connections that make our communities stronger

21/07/2026

Applications for the 2027 Board Observership Program are now open.

Are you an adult aged 25–45 with lived experience of cerebral palsy, motivated to develop your governance skills and create meaningful impact for the CP community? If so, we have an exciting opportunity for you!

This one-year program offers a unique opportunity to:
Elevate your leadership and governance capabilities,
Engage in contemporary issues in directorship, and
Actively contribute to creating better outcomes for people with CP.
Learn more at https://observership.com.au/

Apply today to develop your governance knowledge and gain valuable boardroom insights. Please email your EOI to the attention of Kellie O’Shea, CEO, via [email protected] by 5pm Monday 17 August 2026

This week is NAIDOC week (5 - 12th July)NAIDOC week celebrates the history of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peop...
08/07/2026

This week is NAIDOC week (5 - 12th July)

NAIDOC week celebrates the history of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. This year’s theme is 50 Years of Deadly, celebrating five decades of First Nations culture, history, and community.

For more information about this week, visit the NAIDOC website at https://www.naidoc.org.au/

Artwork displayed is Paralpi by Zaachariaha Fielding

Paralpi extends Zaachariaha’s acclaimed Inma series and reflects a deeply cultural and immersive narrative grounded in Country. The artwork depicts the sounds of Paralpi, a significant place just outside Mimili on the eastern APY Lands in South Australia. As Zaachariaha describes, Paralpi is a place where people come to embrace and celebrate children, where they are taught by Elders to move and mimic their Clan emblem — for Mimili, this being the maku (witchetty grub).

Pam Steele‑Wareham brings over twenty years’ experience across the disability sector to her role at CPSN.With a strong b...
18/06/2026

Pam Steele‑Wareham brings over twenty years’ experience across the disability sector to her role at CPSN.

With a strong background in management and operations, and a genuine commitment to person‑centred practice, Pam plays an important role in making sure our services are safe, high quality and aligned with all relevant compliance standards, accreditations and requirements.

Find out more about what gives Pam the most joy and satisfaction in her role at our blog: https://www.cpsn.org.au/blog-news/article/behind-cpsn-with-pam-meet-our-quallity-and-practice-lead

CPSN is here to support you, wherever and whenever you need us.Getting out in the community and going bowling like our c...
02/06/2026

CPSN is here to support you, wherever and whenever you need us.

Getting out in the community and going bowling like our client Michelle (pictured), grabbing a coffee with friends, or watching an epic musical adventure.

Our team of experts are waiting to see how we can best support you.

Shout out to CPSN client Kyra, who entered her fantastic art piece “My Voice” into the VALID Having a Say Art competitio...
28/05/2026

Shout out to CPSN client Kyra, who entered her fantastic art piece “My Voice” into the VALID Having a Say Art competition.��CPSN had the pleasure of seeing this artwork in person in January when we were down in Geelong for the conference. We even snapped a cheeky photo with the CPSN Team and the artist herself!

My Voice By Kyra Drummond
My artwork depicts my mouth on my hand,
since my hands are often the way in which I communicate.
Non-verbal communication is so important in truly connecting with my fellow humans.
My work highlights that importance and serves as a reminder
that communication happens in many forms.

The CPSN Board comprises volunteer office bearers and board observers. These people all volunteer their time to make sur...
22/05/2026

The CPSN Board comprises volunteer office bearers and board observers. These people all volunteer their time to make sure CPSN can continue to serve our community.

This National Volunteer Week, we say thank you to our board and committee members who dedicate their time to improving the lives of people with Cerebral Palsy.

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