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Parents Advisory Group

If you’re a parent or guardian who has experience caring for a child with Cerebral Palsy (CP), we invite you to join the Parent Advisory Group (PAG).

This group aims to represent the voices of parents who have firsthand knowledge and experience as caregivers and users of services for children with CP. By being part of the CP-PAG, you can make a valuable contribution to research in areas that directly relate to your own experiences. Your input is not limited to determining which research studies are conducted; you can also provide advice on every step of the research process, from initial ideas to sharing the final results and beyond.

Your perspective is highly valued and will help ensure that the research is meaningful and relevant to families like yours. Find out more here!