The Glenys Evans Family Support Fund

The Glenys Evans Family Support Fund

Having a child with cerebral palsy affects the whole family.

At Cerebral Palsy Cymru, giving babies the best possible start in life and supporting their families is at the heart of everything we do. Our specialist early intervention service, ‘Better Start, Better Future’ is a unique service in the UK, combining specialist therapy and family support.

The Glenys Evans Family Support Fund was launched in Autumn 2024 to honour Glenys’ astonishing legacy of setting up Cerebral Palsy Cymru in 1992 and, in doing so, enabling thousands of families across Wales to access our specialist therapy and support services. The fund will help protect and sustain our vital family support service to ensure that families living with cerebral palsy can access life-changing advice, emotional support and counselling.

Help us support every family that needs us

We know that having a child with cerebral palsy affects the whole family, which is why we are committed to making our services available to any family who needs us.

By making a gift to The Glenys Evans Family Support Fund, you will ensure that our specialist early intervention and family support service can be sustained. Every donation will help empower families by increasing their knowledge and understanding of cerebral palsy, as well as helping us to improve a family’s emotional and mental well-being through early 1:1 specialist support.

 

Make a gift to The Glenys Evans Family Support Fund

Current:£100

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Target
£5,000.00


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    Make a donation

    Every gift made towards The Glenys Evans Family Support Fund will help ensure families across Wales can continue to access life-changing advice, emotional support and counselling. 

    Glenys' story

    "The charity has been my second family for over 30 years now and it means so much to me and all my family who have supported the charity all these years" 

    Our family support service

    Find out more about our family support service and how we help our families feel supported and empowered to help their child in the best way possible

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    Noah's story

    After our first therapy session, I left Cerebral Palsy Cymru’s children’s centre with something nobody had previously dared give me for my little boy. I left with hope.

    - Leah, Noah's mum

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    Photograph of baby boy lying on his front, looking up at the camera.

    Ben's story

    We left that initial therapy session on an absolute high and haven’t looked back since!

    - Alison, Ben's mum

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    Charlotte's blog

    Hi, my name is Charlotte and I have just turned 15. I have recently taken part in Cerebral Palsy Cymru's 'Independent Living Skills Programme' and I would love to share my experience of the project with you. 

    - Independent Living Skills 2021

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    Photograph of a young girl at the bottom of a slide, smiling up at the camera whilst being supported by her mother.

    Cora's story

    From that day we feel we have been part of the Cerebral Palsy Cymru family, and we have not looked back.

    - Family story

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    Aoife's Story

    Having virtual sessions opened up a new avenue of skill-building for Aoife

    - Family story

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