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After 19 months, and what looked like a permanent removal and ban last month, we are delighted to say that our Facebook & Instagram pages have been fully restored and reinstated by Meta. Thankfully, word spread about our permanent ban and loosing everything, and through an incredible network of supporters, we were able to connect directly with Meta. Thanks to their help, our platforms have now been fully reinstated and restored! We are unsure which route reached Meta, or if i

As many of you will be aware, CP Teens UK has had major issues with its Facebook and Instagram platforms since April 2024. This is due to a perceived breaking of rules - the abbreviation for 'Cerebral Palsy' (CP) was banned earlier in 2024 by Meta due to its association with illegal activity. The charity uses the CP abbreviation in its name, which means our posts, content and hashtags used this abbreviation too. In April 2024, following a 24-hour ban, CP Teens UK was restrict

Today is World Cerebral Palsy Day! World Cerebral Palsy Day is a movement for and by the 50 million people living with CP, their...

CP Teens UK's infrastructure is small - we run entirely on volunteers in Chesterfield, North Derbyshire. We travel to deliver events and...

A social has just been added to the calendar! With the CP Teens UK Quiz taking place on Friday 21st November, a social has been organised...

It's that time of year when the school bell starts ringing once again for the new academic year. Starting your GCSEs and A-Levels can...

We're pleased to announce that the CP Teens UK Quiz will be back this year in November! Will you j oin us for the CP Teens UK Quiz...

After a quieter year on the events front, CP Teens UK held a Summer Social in Sheffield yesterday - a fun, laughter-filled afternoon...

School/college is out for the summer... but, this year Chit & Chat isn't - join us in the summer six week holidays for Chit & Chat! We...

CP Teens UK is excited to announce its new social group, Uni-Verse! Uni-Verse is a social group where physically disabled students and...