Through monitoring and measuring our outcomes, we offer ten years’ worth of learning “what works best” for children with CP and their families living in poorly resourced areas. Sharing our knowledge and learning is important to us and much of our work is devoted to promoting evidence-based practice.
The value of a short practical training course for the value of a short practical training course for newly qualified therapists working with children with cerebral palsy in South Africa.
Source: African Journal of Disability by: Takondwa C. Bakuwa
Poster
Cerebral Palsy in rural South Africa and Lesotho: Clinical subtypes and gross motor function
Source: Emma Jenkins, BPhysT; et al.
Poster
Five-days of intensive hands-on therapy improves functional outcomes in children with CP living in a rural African setting: a randomized controlled trail
Source: Dr Gillian Saloojee, PhD
Poster
Facilitating improvement and change in services for children with Cerebral Palsy in low resourced, rural hospitals without increasing costs
Source: Tamsyn Brown, BSc.OT; et al.
Poster
Parent-led workshops can create a positive therapeutic environment and dispel misperceptions in resource-constrained settings
Source: Misty Weyer, BSc.OT; et al.
Abstract
Empowering carers and children with Cerebral Palsy from impoverished african settings – how do we measure outcomes?
Source: Kabi Krige, BSc.OT; et al.
Article
Fighting Cerebral Palsy in Africa - The Lancet Neurology
Source: Adrian Burton
Article
Providing access to intervention support for rural children with Cerebral Palsy.
Source: (DGMT Learning Brief 29)
Article
Reflections from South Africa - ADVANCE for Occupational Therapy Practitioners
Source: Terry, K., Crowe, PhD; et al.
Name of acc holder: Malamulele Onward
Name of bank: ABSA
Branch: Sandton
Branch code: 632005
Acc No: 4068261682
Swift code: ABSA ZA JJ
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