e-Card Funding

The Cerebral Palsy Society Executive Board has approved $200 funding per current financial member for the getProgramme for the period from July 1, 2023 to October 31, 2023.

Please click here to read our July 2023 update.

Members are able to request funding anytime by emailing cpsociety@cpsociety.org.nz or by filling in this online form.

Funding can be spent via a member’s membership card/e-Card and can be used like an eftpos card, as well as online and in-person with retailers that don’t have eftpos facilities. However, a retailer must be registered with the Cerebral Palsy Society as a supplier to the getProgramme for a member to spend their funds with them.
Click here to find out who is registered as a supplier, or to find out about becoming a supplier. 

getProgramme funding, accessed via a member’s e-Card, applies to the getOutThere, getPhysical, getThis&That and getUpAgain programmes. 
getStructured and getDriving are separate to the e-Card funding. 

To check the balance on your e-card, please go to https://ecardsolutions.nz/portal/cps/ or check your last receipt.

 

If an organisation or company is interested in becoming a supplier, please contact our finance team by emailing accounts@cpsociety.org.nz to request more information.

getPhysical

Enabling members with Cerebral Palsy to maintain, or improve, their physical ability and fitness.

getOutThere

Helping members with Cerebral Palsy engage with their community, by funding part of a transport company’s fare.

getUpAgain

Every now and then, things in life get us down – but we can get up again! This programme gives members access to, and helps finance, 3-6 counselling sessions.

getThis&That

Allowing members with Cerebral Palsy to purchase small items that help manage the effects of living with Cerebral Palsy.

getSuppliers

A range of suppliers have registered to offer services and products that you can purchase using your getOutThere, getPhysical, getThis&That or getUpAgain funding.

getStructured

Parents will be financially assisted to set up a legal framework, around a member with Cerebral Palsy.

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