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Holistic Nurturing Health Hub supports children with neurodevelopmental challenges in Kisumu West in western Kenya with screening, community engagement, support groups, and more. On July 4, this year, the Health Hub held a medical camp to help reach more children in their communities. Cerebral Palsy Guidance was pleased to be able to contribute and help […]

Virginia’s birth injury compensation fund has faced several challenges in the last year. After the CFO pleaded guilty to embezzling millions from the fund, employees have resigned, and families report difficulties accessing funds. A state legislator has requested an investigation of the fund to ensure families still get the support they need. Virginia’s Birth Injury […]

Cerebral palsy is the most common disability of movement and motor skills in childhood. Children with cerebral palsy grow up to be adults with cerebral palsy, often with significant disabilities. Diagnosis is challenging, but the earlier a child gets a diagnosis, the better their outcome. Researchers are now using AI to make early detection a […]

A St. Louis County Jury recently awarded a family Missouri’s highest ever medical malpractice award. The $48.1 million award included $28.1 million in compensation for the family and $20 million in punitive damages. The case was against Mercy Hospital, Mercy Clinic, and Dr. Daniel McNeive for negligence leading to a baby’s significant brain damage. Distressed […]

March is Cerebral Palsy Awareness Month, a time to raise awareness of this common condition and support the many diverse people living and thriving with it. Whether you have CP, know someone who does, or just want to learn more, this is a great time to support cerebral palsy awareness. Why Awareness Matters for CP […]

Cerebral palsy (CP) is often described as a childhood condition, but the truth is that there is no cure. Most children who develop cerebral palsy will become adults with cerebral palsy. There are now more adults living with CP than children in the U.S. Experts are now working on changing the definition of cerebral palsy […]