Giving Tuesday 2017

A fundraising campaign for United Cerebral Palsy of Long Island

Help to create a Life Without Limits for children and adults with disabilities.

Creating Life Without Limits For People With Disabilities 


For over 65 years, United Cerebral Palsy of Long Island has positively impacted the lives of people with disabilities through the superior quality of programs and services we provide. UCP of Long Island is committed to advancing the independence, productivity and full citizenship of people with disabilities by creating “Life Without Limits.”

We stop at nothing to provide life skills training, education, advocacy, meaningful employment and a place to call home for the people that we serve.

Many of our individuals have been told that they would not succeed due to their disability. Those same individuals have flourished and become advocates, writers, artists and contributing members of their communities.

This Giving Tuesday give a person with a disability a chance to live an abundant Life Without Limits.

                 

                                            Did You Know UCP of Long Island....

Has a mission to advance the independence, productivity and full citizenship of people with cerebral palsy and other disabilities. 

Serves children and adults with disabilities from Long Island, 65% of whom have disabilities other than cerebral palsy.

Spends 92 cents of every dollar on programs and services.

Provides services and care to over 200 adults and children in 31 beautiful residential homes. Each home creates its own family and becomes an integral part of the community.

Is at the forefront of providing Early Intervention, Pre-school and School Age educational programs. The Children's Center uses a MOVE (Mobility Opportunity Via Education) philosophy and has an array of educational and therapeutic services to promote the development of a child with a disability.

The Employment Connection Mobile Training & Education Center provides employment-related services, such as career assessment and counseling, work preparation, employment training and job placement, so a person with a disability can become employed and independent. 


 

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