NDIS Support for Cerebral Palsy
Specialist NDIS support helping people with cerebral palsy achieve their goals
Understanding Cerebral Palsy
Cerebral palsy is a group of permanent movement disorders that appear in early childhood and affect muscle tone, posture, and coordination. It is the most common physical disability in childhood, and its effects vary widely — from mild difficulties with fine motor tasks to significant physical limitations requiring full-time support. Many people with cerebral palsy also experience co-occurring conditions such as epilepsy, vision or hearing impairment, chronic pain, and communication difficulties.
At InLife, we provide holistic, multidisciplinary support that addresses the full range of challenges that come with cerebral palsy. Our team includes experienced support workers trained in manual handling, positioning, assistive technology, and communication support, backed by registered nurses who oversee clinical care needs such as seizure management, feeding support, and respiratory care.
We believe that cerebral palsy should never define what someone can achieve. With the right support — whether that is physiotherapy to maintain mobility, assistive technology to enable communication, or daily living assistance to manage personal care — people with cerebral palsy can pursue education, employment, relationships, and community involvement on their own terms.
How InLife Supports People with Cerebral Palsy
Our team delivers tailored, evidence-based support across every area of daily life.
Skilled personal care including manual handling, positioning, and mobility assistance
Registered nurse oversight for complex health needs such as seizures, feeding tubes, and respiratory support
Physiotherapy and occupational therapy coordination to maintain function and prevent deterioration
Assistive technology assessment, set-up, and ongoing support
Community access with mobility-friendly planning and transport assistance
Supported Independent Living with 24/7 support tailored to physical care needs
Relevant NDIS Services
These InLife services are most commonly accessed by participants with Cerebral Palsy.
Supported Independent Living
24/7 shared or individual living arrangements with dedicated support workers, designed to help you live as independently as possible in your own home.
Daily Living Support
Personalised assistance with everyday tasks so you can live comfortably and confidently in your own home.
Therapy & Allied Health
Expert therapeutic support from qualified allied health professionals to help you reach your functional goals.
Nursing & Complex Care
Registered nurse-led care for participants with complex medical needs, delivered safely in the home or community.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about NDIS support for Cerebral Palsy.
Does InLife have experience with high-physical-support needs?
Yes. Our support workers are trained in safe manual handling, hoisting, repositioning, and the use of specialised equipment such as standing frames, wheelchairs, and communication devices. Our registered nurses provide clinical oversight and training to ensure all physical care is delivered safely and in line with best-practice standards.
Can you support someone with cerebral palsy who uses a feeding tube?
Absolutely. Our nursing team has extensive experience managing PEG and nasogastric feeding, including administration, stoma care, and nutritional monitoring. We provide clinical training and delegation to support workers so that feeding support is delivered safely around the clock.
What therapy services are available for people with cerebral palsy?
InLife coordinates physiotherapy, occupational therapy, and speech pathology services tailored to cerebral palsy. This includes mobility maintenance programs, spasticity management, assistive technology prescription, communication therapy including AAC devices, and functional capacity assessments.
How does InLife support children with cerebral palsy?
We provide family-centred support for children with cerebral palsy, including in-home personal care, therapy services, school support coordination, and community participation. We work closely with parents, paediatricians, and allied health teams to ensure a coordinated approach across all settings.
Get NDIS support for Cerebral Palsy
Whether you are a participant, family member, or support coordinator, InLife is here to help. Get in touch to discuss how we can support you or your loved one.