Alyssa V Phillips Foundation

Alyssa V Phillips Foundation The purpose of the Alyssa V Phillips Foundation is to support individuals with Cerebral Palsy.

The Foundation was originally thought of by Alyssa V Phillips - a young lady who was diagnosed with Cerebral Palsy at the age of two as a result of trauma during birth. Alyssa is a very sensitive young lady who is passionate about educating people regarding the impact of CP and the ability to function despite having CP. Additionally, Alyssa is very passionate about giving back to her community; ac

cordingly, the establishment of a Foundation is a perfect vehicle for Alyssa to spread her message and assist others with maximizing the independence of those with CP. As Alyssa has grown to be a very goal and accomplishment oriented young lady she enjoys participating as an elected representative of her middle school class, horseback riding, conquering 5k walks, and many other activities. She is truly the driving force behind the efforts and mission of the Foundation.

03/25/2026

March is Cerebral Palsy Awareness Month đź’š. Today is National Cerebral Palsy Awareness Day!
Fact: Cerebral palsy is the most common childhood motor disability, affecting movement, muscle tone, and posture. It’s caused by early brain development issues or damage.
Everyone’s experience is different—awareness, inclusion, and support matter.

Fact of the day 17. There are four main types of CP, these are the four main types.
03/18/2026

Fact of the day 17. There are four main types of CP, these are the four main types.

Fact of the day 15. Nothing is wrong with people who have CP, it's just a condition we have.
03/16/2026

Fact of the day 15. Nothing is wrong with people who have CP, it's just a condition we have.

Many people with Cerebral Palsy get a good education. Having CP does not mean you can not learn, it just might make thin...
03/12/2026

Many people with Cerebral Palsy get a good education. Having CP does not mean you can not learn, it just might make things harder to learn.

Many people with Cerebral Palsy live independently. Alyssa owns her own house and lives independently with part time sup...
03/11/2026

Many people with Cerebral Palsy live independently. Alyssa owns her own house and lives independently with part time support.

Cerebral Palsy has no cure. While many treatments and therapies can help manage its effects, it is a lifelong condition....
03/11/2026

Cerebral Palsy has no cure. While many treatments and therapies can help manage its effects, it is a lifelong condition.

Fact of the day #9. Half of the kids who have Cerebral Palsy were born premature.
03/09/2026

Fact of the day #9. Half of the kids who have Cerebral Palsy were born premature.

People with CP often have speech impairments and some people can not talk at all. Many people find ways to communicate. ...
03/08/2026

People with CP often have speech impairments and some people can not talk at all. Many people find ways to communicate. .

Many people with CP can walk. We may get tired more easily or need assistance at times, but that doesn’t mean we can’t f...
03/06/2026

Many people with CP can walk. We may get tired more easily or need assistance at times, but that doesn’t mean we can’t find our own way forward. Everyone’s journey with CP looks different, but many of us adapt, persevere, and keep moving in the ways that work for us.

People with Cerebral Palsy have the same life expectancy as everyone else.
03/05/2026

People with Cerebral Palsy have the same life expectancy as everyone else.

Many people with Cerebral Palsy are not cognitively impaired and may have high IQ. History has shown that people with CP...
03/04/2026

Many people with Cerebral Palsy are not cognitively impaired and may have high IQ. History has shown that people with CP are capable of great things.
Alyssa, the Executive Director of the AVP Foundation, has graduated from high school and college and now runs her own business. .

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2600 E Southlake Boulevard, Suite 120 Box 287
Southlake, TX
76092

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Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
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