Queen Margaret University in Edinburgh has a limited number of fully funded bursaries for PhD students and topic opportunities include Frame Running Classification and Frame Football participation. Click here for more information

CPISRA is passionate about promoting sport for recreation, well-being and enjoyment, as well as sport development and competition. Join us at one of our CPISRA Outdoor Recreation Camps in 2022! Email the relevent contact person for more information.

Article written by Holly Janna, Communications and National Team Coordinator for the Canadian Cerebral Palsy Sports Association Among the highlights of the 2020 Tokyo Paralympics was a showing of sensational performances by Canadian athletes with cerebral palsy and brain injury in the disciplines of athletics, swimming, and boccia. […]

Together with our conference partners, we are thrilled to share that after receiving some fantastic abstracts from speakers all over the World, the provisional programme for the 2021 CPISRA International Conference on Physical Activity and Health for People with Cerebral Palsy and Acquired Brain Injury is now published […]

In partnership with our Nationalal Member for England, Cerebral Palsy Sport, and CP Teens UK, we are very excited to announce our inaugural TEEN outdoor recreation camp at the Bendrigg Trust ! This camp is for 13-17 year old who have cerebral palsy or a related neurological condition, […]

CPISRA are delighted to hear that World Para- Athletics have announced to their members that the Frame Running Classification rules have been approved. This is a wonderful step forward for Frame Running and is a result of many years of hard work by many people. That the proposed […]

We are excited to announce the registration for the 2021 CPISRA Virtual Conference is now open.  The conference focus is “Physical activity for health of people with Cerebral Palsy or acquired brain injury”. Working with our partners in Austraila we are pleased to announce that the early bird […]