Vote for Cerebral Palsy Scotland and Help Us Support Children and Adults Living with Cerebral Palsy

Cerebral Palsy Scotland are one of four charities in our My Favourite Voucher Codes charity poll this November. You have from 1st to 30th November 2026 to vote for the charity you want to see get 20% of our profits for the month, and Cerebral Palsy Scotland need your votes!

It won't cost a thing, it's quick, and there's no need to sign up, spend any money or share your details.

We are happy to support Cerebral Palsy Scotland this month and a donation that could mean more children, adults and families can access specialist therapy, advice and support.

All About Cerebral Palsy Scotland

Cerebral Palsy Scotland cares for people with cerebral palsy throughout their lives, and is the only charity in Scotland dedicated to this cause. The charity, based in Glasgow and supporting people across Scotland, offers expert therapy, practical support and somewhere for families to come when they need help.

This incredible charity also campaigns to increase understanding of cerebral palsy and ensure that people's voices are heard..

No two people are the same with cerebral palsy and that is why the charity focuses on the individual rather than having a one size fits all attitude. Cerebral Palsy Scotland works directly with individuals and families to understand their needs, identify their goals and provide support that makes a meaningful difference to everyday life.

What Services Does Cerebral Palsy Scotland Provide?

Cerebral Palsy Scotland provides a number of services that can help adults, children and their families. They are:

• Physiotherapy: Assisting people to enhance their mobility, stability, posture and overall wellbeing. Their physiotherapy services help people to be more independent and enjoy everyday activities whilst managing the challenges that they face such as pain, stiffness and fatigue.
• Speech and language therapy: Support for communication, eating, drinking and swallowing. This can also include development in communication skills through assistive technology and communications aides. 
• Occupational therapy: Helping with practical life skills such as dressing, cooking, handwriting, and school or work. Occupational therapy focuses on developing skills, identifying adaptations and supporting independence.
• Psychological assistance: Specialist psychological input to support the emotional wellbeing of children and adults with cerebral palsy and their families, helping them navigate challenges and build confidence and resilience.
• Intensive therapy: Specific programmes which combine various therapeutic approaches to help individuals achieve specific goals. These programmes focus on individual goals and can help people develop skills, improve function and build confidence in everyday activities.
• Baby Buds: An early intervention group for babies with cerebral palsy or those at risk of developing the condition, and their parents or carers. Baby Buds provides opportunities for babies to play, move and explore in a supportive environment, while families receive specialist guidance and connect with others.
• Support Service: Cerebral Palsy Scotland's Support Service provides information, advice and signposting to people with cerebral palsy, their families, carers and professionals across Scotland. Whether someone is navigating a new diagnosis, looking for specialist support or seeking advice about services available to them, the team is there to help.

How to Vote for Cerebral Palsy Scotland

Supporting the charity takes less than a minute:

1. Visit our My Favourite Voucher Codes homepage.

2. See our monthly charity poll in the centre of our homepage.

3. Locate Cerebral Palsy Scotland as one of four nominated charities.

4. Choose Cerebral Palsy Scotland and cast your vote.

5. Share this poll with your friends and family to rally even more votes!

Voting will begin on 1st November and end on 30th November 2026. No sign up, No cost, No personal details needed.

How Could Winning Our Charity Poll Help Cerebral Palsy Scotland?

If Cerebral Palsy Scotland receives the most votes this November, they will win a donation of 20% of our profits for the month.

That donation can contribute towards the charity's specialist therapy services, family support and practical advice. It could also help them continue reaching people who are unsure where to find reliable information or appropriate support.

For a parent seeking guidance after their child's diagnosis, or an adult struggling with changes in mobility, having somewhere knowledgeable to turn can make a considerable difference.

Find Out More About Cerebral Palsy Scotland

Find out more about the charity's therapy programmes and support services or how to get involved at cerebralpalsyscotland.org.uk.

Get information about their specific services on their What We Do page. Alternatively you can get in touch with the charity online to ask about their services, and stay up to date on their Get Involved page.

Give Cerebral Palsy Scotland a Vote in November

A free vote takes only seconds to do, but it all adds up and it means that you get to choose which charity will get our donation this month!

We're so excited that supporters of Cerebral Palsy Scotland can help them win a donation in seconds by voting for them in the My Favourite Voucher Codes charity poll, so why not support their campaign by voting today! Head to our homepage, vote for free and share the poll.

This donation would help Cerebral Palsy Scotland to sustain their work with children, adults and families throughout Scotland, and you can help them get it. 

Authored By: Emily Atkinson-Dalton.
Date: 6th November 2026.