The Cerebral Palsy League of Queensland was formed in 1948 by a group of concerned parents to provide services that were not otherwise available. Time has passed quickly and in 2008, we celebrate our 60th Anniversary.

The organisation has been through many changes during this time however, one thing hasn't changed: we continue to provide service to an increasing number of children and adults.

One child is born with cerebral palsy every 18 hours in Australia.

The League provides particular emphasis to early intervention, providing targeted services at an early age which are fundamental in realising or maximising future life opportunities. Research is also a current focus for the organisation.

An estimated two to three people out of every 1000 will have cerebral palsy.

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The League is the largest non-government disability services provider for people with a physical disability in Queensland. It currently provides vital services to more than 2700 people with cerebral palsy and related disabilities.

These important services include: speech therapy, occupational therapy, physiotherapy, technology and equipment services, therapy and career support, in-home and community access support. These services are funded through fundraising activities, support from the community, the corporate sector and State and Federal Governments.

The League aims to assist clients achieve goals which may include educational attainment, independent living, meaningful employment and/or participating and contributing within the wider community and in many cases is there at regular stages throughout the clients life.

League services are provided state-wide with major centres located in Brisbane, Gold Coast, Sunshine Coast, Toowoomba, Rockhampton, Hervey Bay and Townsville.

To mark our 60th Anniversary, the League aims raise $2.5m by asking every Queenslander to donate just 60 cents to our Birthday Appeal.