Join us for an exciting day out in Melbourne for 15 - 30 year olds with Cerebral Palsy

We'll start with a private Metro trains travel training to help you navigate the city with ease. Afterward, enjoy free snacks while watching "Out of My Mind." (PG) - a film about a teen with Cerebral Palsy! Come learn, relax, make new friends.

10.30am - 12.30pm: Metro trains travel training session at Flinders St Station
12.30pm - 1.30 pm: Lunch (bring your own or buy food at the Melbourne Central Food Court)
2.00pm - 4.30pm: Movie screening at Victoria University City Tower (Little Lonsdale St)

All expenses are covered except for a MyKi card and MyKi Money/Pass/Credit to go on the train and money to grab yourself lunch at the Melbourne Central food court or bring your own lunch.

You can view the trailer here: Out of My Mind | Official Trailer | Disney+
Learn more about the Metro Trains travel training here

Who is this event for?

Young people age 15-30 year olds with Cerebral Palsy and other similar disabilities
Interested in building confidence travelling on Metro Trains
Looking to meet new people and make social connections

Tickets and registration

Registrations are open now until 10 Jan or when allocation is exhausted (limited to 20 people* not including support workers). Join us for either the Metro Trains or Movie Screening only OR make a day of it and do both! Select the tickets accordingly.

Support assistance

CPSN will be providing two support workers on the day to support the group. But it recommended to bring your own support person if possible.

Financial assistance

If you need financial assistance to attend this event for any reason - this is available- please let us know by selecting 'please contact me' on the form where applicable or by emailing Amy at youngpeople@cpsn.org.au - all financial need information will be kept confidential.

Questions?

If you have any questions, don't hesitate to email to info@cpsn.org.au or call 03 9478 1001.

About CPSN

CPSN is a specialist disability service provider for people with cerebral palsy and like disabilities. But we also know great health outcomes don't just come from medical support - they come from social, emotional and community support as well. Which is why we invest in community events such as this. In particular we have a passion for supporting young people with Cerebral Palsy and similar conditions through our youth program OASIS (Opportunities, Advocacy, Social Inclusion and Support) with fortnight online meet-ups and occasional in-person activities focused on skill building and social connection.

* This number may change at any time