​We are pleased to announce that our Annual General Meeting will be held on Friday 27th May, 11am at Bridge McFarland LLP, 19 South St. Mary's Gate, Grimsby, DN31 1JE. 
All members are invited to attend. 

LCPS is leading the way when it comes to Cerebral Palsy in the County.  In a short time, we’ve become the go to charity when organisations are looking for CP representation.  Last month we supported the BBC’s educational videos for children with CP and this month we’re helping Mighty productions who are casting for the BBC1 quiz show IMPOSSIBLE. The BBC are keen contestants who appear on the show represent our diverse population as much as possible and we would therefore like to encourage people who have Cerebral Palsy to apply for the show as they are often underrepresented on television.  You'll have to be quick though the closing date is 28 February.  Good Luck! 

We’ve excited to be supporting TV production company The Connected Set who are looking to cast parent(s) and children with cerebral palsy aged 2-5yrs to take part in a short-form video series for BBC Education. These videos will be 90 seconds - 2 mins videos and include very simple activities to support SEND children. These videos will feature as part of the Tiny Happy People campaign, which supports families with their children's development. See some of the films they’ve produced so far here: https://www.bbc.co.uk/tiny-happy-people.
The Connected Set worked with several SEND families last year as part of this campaign and found it an incredibly positive experience for both the families and their team. These specialised videos will be released online in the upcoming months. Feel free to check out the following pages too: https://www.instagram.com/bbctinyhappypeople/
We know some of our member families have already become involved and we look forward to bringing you their stories soon.

Proud little Freya Smith, aged just 10, enjoyed representing us in this year’s Cleethorpes Santa Stride.  Aided by super mum Nina our triumphant Santas raised a fabulous £163.00 to help us support families in need of grants which really do make a difference. 
Fast on their heels were Andy and Lorena Hauton who took part in the Lincoln Santa Fun Run.  This local couple put their own spin on the event hobbling around the course tied together three-legged!  Was there a reason for this?  Lorena explains, "Our son, Mikey, has cerebral palsy amongst other things and if we can do our bit to raise a little that will make life easier for such as our beautiful boy, then being tied together for a Santa run is the least we can do!"  Andy and Lorena raised a magnificent £125.00 and we can’t thank our Super Santas enough.  Well done and Merry Christmas Santas.
If you’d like to donate too just click on the link:
https://wonderful.org/charity/lincolnshirecerebralpalsysociety