Paediatric Hospitals
- The Royal Children's Hospital Melbourne — CP clinic, orthopaedics, and neurology. One of Australia's leading paediatric hospitals with a dedicated cerebral palsy service
- The Children's Hospital at Westmead (Sydney) — Grace Centre for Newborn Care, neurology, and rehabilitation services for children with CP
- Queensland Children's Hospital (Brisbane) — paediatric rehabilitation, neurology, and allied health services
- Perth Children's Hospital — developmental medicine, neurology, and orthopaedic services
- Women's and Children's Hospital Adelaide — paediatric neurology, developmental assessment, and rehabilitation
Adult Hospitals
- Royal Melbourne Hospital — Victorian Rehabilitation Centre and adult CP clinic, providing specialist rehabilitation and spasticity management
- Royal Prince Alfred Hospital (Sydney) — adult neurology and spasticity clinic for ongoing CP management
- Princess Alexandra Hospital (Brisbane) — adult rehabilitation services including specialist programs for people with CP
Specialist Centres
- Cerebral Palsy Alliance centres (NSW) — therapy, equipment, accommodation, and employment services. Australia's largest non-government CP service provider
- CPL centres (QLD/VIC) — community-based therapy, early intervention, and support services across Queensland and Victoria
- Scope Australia centres (VIC) — therapy, supported employment, day programs, and accommodation for people with CP and other disabilities
- Novita centres (SA) — specialist disability services for children and adults, including assistive technology and therapy
- Ability Centre (WA) — formerly the Centre for Cerebral Palsy, offering therapy, equipment, and community participation support
Ask your GP or NDIS planner for a referral to the nearest hospital or centre with CP-specific services. Many centres accept self-referrals as well.