We were proud to see Cerebral Palsy Midlands featured on ITV News, highlighting the positive impact of our day service and the importance of inclusive activities for adults with disabilities. 

 

The feature offered viewers a glimpse into daily life at CPM and showcased the supportive, vibrant community that our citizens, staff, and partners have created together. 

 

Media coverage like this plays an important role in raising awareness of adult day services, and disability inclusion. 

These inclusive dance sessions are a much-loved activity within our day service, offering opportunities for people to: 

 

 

Dance sessions like these demonstrate how inclusive activities can support both physical and emotional well-being while bringing people together. 

At CPM, our day service provides opportunities for adults with cerebral palsy and other disabilities to build independence, develop skills, and enjoy meaningful social experiences. 

 

From creative sessions and community outings to health and wellbeing activities, we focus on creating an environment where people feel valued, supported, and empowered. Our citizens are at the heart of everything we do.