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Welcome to Wobble Talk! Welcome to Wobble Talk – a space for honest conversations about life with cerebral palsy/neuro physical disability, from the perspective of people who live it! Wobble Talk is a new online blog series for CP Teens UK exploring the ups, downs and everything in between of navigating life as a people with cerebral palsy and neuro physical disability. From the funny moments and everyday frustrations to the bigger questions that don't always have straightfor

CP Teens UK turns 13-years old today! Just an idea, born from personal experience, to bring young people with Cerebral Palsy and neuro disability/brain injuries together, build friendships, have fun, create opportunities and to have others alongside them who share similar experiences as they navigate young adulthood and the challenges, and triumphs, it can bring. We're very proud of what CP Teens UK has become, but even more so of the people, the friendships and the experienc

Tonight was the fourth online quiz of 2026. Open to youngsters with cerebral palsy/neuro physical disability, the CP Teens UK quiz nights and league attracts participants from across the UK for an evening of fun and friendly competition. A big well done to everyone, including to tonight's winners: FIRST PLACE: Jessie & Jasmine who tied with 47 points each SECOND PLACE: Eden with 44 points THIRD PLACE: Oliver with 41 points Prizes will be sent out! The 2026 league board has be

Today is World Cerebral Palsy Day! A day to recognise and celebrate the lives and achievements of the 17 million people around the world who live with Cerebral Palsy. Cerebral Palsy is an umbrella term referring to a lifelong neurological condition affecting movement and coordination as a result of a brain injury before, during or after birth. Today we celebrate everyone with Cerebral Palsy. The young, the old, the boys, the girls, the men and the women. The students, the wor

We had a great day out yesterday on 'Ethel', the accessible canal boat. Endless laughs, great company and some warm autumn sunshine. A big thank you to the Ethel Trust, who deliver fantastic accessible trips onboard Ethel.

This month's Spotlight On: feature is on Natasha. Natasha first tried sailing when she was nine years old. She loved being on the water, but the adapted boats available weren’t something she could independently control. Natasha has quadriplegic cerebral palsy and cannot use her hands to sail. So, working with her dad Gary, they found another way. Gary taught himself coding and developed a sip-and-puff system that allows Natasha to control a boat using her breath. By sipping o

This month's Spotlight On: feature is on Patrick. 7 GCSEs, 5 months of exams - and every answer completed using his eyes. Patrick is 16-years-old and he has cerebral palsy. Patrick uses eye-gaze technology to communicate and to control a computer. Patrick has used that same technology to complete all seven of his GCSEs - beginning his exams in February and finally finishing in June. Eye-gaze technology allowed Patrick to select, write and communicate his answers, but it was b

A full weekend of events is coming this autumn - 28-29th November 2026! Make a weekend of it - discounted accessible accommodation available for those who purchase tickets to the CP Teens UK Entertainment Night! Cocktail Hour, Saturday 28th Nov - join us for a cocktail or mocktail before the CP Teens UK Entertainment Night! CP Teens UK Entertainment Night, Saturday 28th Nov - get ready for a fun evening: the CP Teens UK Quiz, games, a human fruit machine and more - plus food!

We had great day at Yorkshire Wildlife Park on Saturday! Photos below taken by Jessie. Jessie first got involved with CP Teens UK in 2021. Jessie became a volunteer in 2025 as she wanted to give back and offer the same friendship and support she receives through Cerebral Palsy Teens UK. Jessie now helps with the running of Chit & Chat, and is a very popular face with everyone! She has recently taken up photography - her photos are amazing!

Spotlight On: Ruby Introducing Spotlight On: - a new monthly feature celebrating the achievements, projects and personal milestones of people in our community. Ruby is 22-years-old and has cerebral palsy. Growing up, Ruby loved sport, but too often found herself watching PE lessons from the sidelines. Without the right equipment or understanding to include a wheelchair user, she was not always given the same opportunity to participate as her classmates. Those experiences insp