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[CPS is registered as a charity. Its principal activities are the promotion of international research and
knowledge and the development of treatments for cerebral palsy and related disorders.
1CPS believes in providing a service based on requirements, and these vary from country to country. The
central office is a "resource centre" which deals with enquiries from all over the world about a variety of
subjects including aid and appliances, architectural design, access, special education, forms of
treatment, primary prevention, employment, integration, housing. sex education, holidays, social
problems. The ICPS has encouraged, helped and advised those setting up their own local Societies,
giving specialist advice on assessment, parent support, early education and treatment and, where
appropriate, has suggested ways in which existing outdated services should be improved and reorganised.
ICPS believes that those best able to identify and solve problems are disabled people them...
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