Sri Lankan Cerebral Palsy Register

The Sri Lankan Cerebral Palsy Register (SLCPR) is a confidential database that collects detailed clinical and demographic information about individuals with cerebral palsy (CP). This information is de-identified to ensure privacy and is used to better understand the condition and its impact in Sri Lanka.

Participation in the CP register is voluntary. All information collected for the SLCPR is confidential and families can choose to withdraw from the register at any time. The Sri Lankan CP Register has been approved by the Ethics Review Committee, Faculty of Medicine, University of Kelaniya (+94 11 296 1000).

The aims of the SLCPR are to:

Gain a better understanding of how many people have CP in Sri Lanka and how it affects them
Improve health and education planning for people with CP
Improve our understanding of the causes of CP
Develop and evaluate preventative strategies
Promote CP research

Parents, we need your help!

Do you have a child with cerebral palsy?

If the answer is yes – we need you! Each individual’s information will assist in better understanding the needs of people with cerebral palsy, their families, and the community in which they live and will contribute to a greater understanding of cerebral palsy.

Joining the CP Register is easy, so please visit the SLCPR website for information about how you can join the CP Register today on the

Sri Lankan CP Register website.

Health professionals, we seek your support!

Health professionals can support the work of the register by connecting families with the CP Register through an easy notification process.

Contact SLCPR today to find out more. Details are listed on the Public Involvement and Contact Us pages on the Sri Lankan CP Register website.

Sri Lankan Cerebral Palsy Register