Government of India to celebrate World Cerebral Palsy Day on 6th October 2024 by Editor October 22, 2024 October 22, 2024 4 views 2 minutes read A+A- Reset Government of India to celebrate World Cerebral Palsy Day on 6th October 20244 World Cerebral Palsy Day : The 2024 theme – ‘#UniquelyCP’ – to raise awareness that a person’s disability is not their entire identity, distinct capabilities and strengths help achieve their goals in lifeThe World Cerebral Palsy Day, on October 6, 2024, will once again serve as a platform to amplify the voices of individuals living with cerebral palsy (CP). This year’s theme, ‘#UniquelyCP’, celebrates the uniqueness of the cerebral palsy community – their interests, passions, and identities – showing that they are not solely defined by their disability. The theme emphasizes that each person is special in their own way and that society must understand and embrace these unique identities.Under the leadership of the Department of Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities (DEPwD), the Government of India will be marking this day with awareness campaigns across the nation. Various national institutes and regional centres under the Department will host programmes to spread awareness about cerebral palsy and empower those affected by it.These programmes will not only highlight the struggles of individuals living with cerebral palsy, but will also celebrate their abilities, talents, and the uniqueness that transcends the challenges they face. Through the “#UniquelyCP” theme, the day will convey a powerful message to society that individuals with cerebral palsy can achieve their goals in life with their distinct capabilities and strengths.Cerebral palsy is often misunderstood, and those affected face numerous societal challenges. The aim of this day is to break these stereotypes and work towards building an inclusive society where individuals with cerebral palsy are respected for their identity and talents. The 2024 theme is a positive step towards raising awareness that a person’s disability is not their entire identity.This year’s World Cerebral Palsy Day will thus stand as a reminder to embrace and celebrate diversity, fostering a more inclusive world for everyone.**** Share 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinWhatsappTelegramLINESkypeEmail previous post Union Minister to attend Hamburg Sustainability Conference from 7th – 8th October, 2024 next post MoS Dr Pemmasani: International workshop explored range of innovations including advances in survey-Resurvey techniques You may also like PRIs : Ministry of Panchayati Raj to Host One-Day Finance Commissions Conclave in New... November 14, 2024 Department of Pension: Pensioners laud the Face Authentication Technique for submission of Life Certificates November 14, 2024 NCGG : India- Malaysia Joint Working Group Meeting held on Cooperation in field of... November 14, 2024 Union Minister : Dr Jitendra Singh virtually inaugurates Centenary celebrations of iconic ‘Bose-Einstein’ Statistics November 14, 2024 Union Minister: MY Bharat is a Platform for Hopes, Aspirations, and Nation-Building Efforts of... November 14, 2024 Prime Minister : Our government is working with a holistic approach towards health in... November 13, 2024