Life Without Limits
Exciting News: UCP of Southern Arizona Welcomes Staff and Clients of Southern Arizona Family Services and Opens Doors to New Members
We are excited to announce that UCPSA is acquiring Southern Arizona Family Services, effective January 1st, 2024. This acquisition is about bringing together two important organizations and warmly welcoming the dedicated staff and the wonderful people served by Southern Arizona Family Services into our family. Our united efforts will enhance our reach and deepen our impact on the community.
Additionally, we are delighted to welcome new individuals seeking our services. Together, we look forward to building a stronger, more inclusive community where everyone receives the support and care they deserve.
Additionally, we are delighted to welcome new individuals seeking our services. Together, we look forward to building a stronger, more inclusive community where everyone receives the support and care they deserve.
United Cerebral Palsy of Southern Arizona is Hiring!
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LEARN MOREWhat UCPSA is All About
United Cerebral Palsy of Southern Arizona (UCPSA) is a non-profit organization that provides home-based services for individuals with all types of disabilities and the elderly. These services allow people to live in their own homes, either independently or with their families.
HOME & COMMUNITY BASED SERVICES
Home & Community-Based Services provides Attendant Care, Respite Care (short-term break for caregivers), Habilitation and Housekeeping.
INDIVIDUALLY DESIGNED LIVING ARRANGEMENTS
IDLA provides opportunities for adults with developmental disabilities to live in homes that they own or lease with support for as long as it is needed.
WORKABILITY EMPLOYMENT SERVICES
An individualized and supportive employment program dedicated to preparing people with disabilities for sustainable work opportunities
We Are More Than Our Name!
UCPSA has been an affiliate of the national organization since 1962. Up to 70% of the individuals served by UCPSA have a disability other than cerebral palsy. UCPSA has an administrative staff of about 100 people and about 750 direct care workers, each helps people with disabilities and the elderly develop greater independence in their lives. UCPSA strives to continually improve and build on its programs and services. With the continued support of generous donors and its committed staff, the agency will continue to help people live life without limits.
First Aid/CPR Training Courses
UCPSA offers First Aid and CPR training courses for Corporates and Public.
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Our WorkAbility Partners
Providing equitable employment opportunities, support, and resources for our program
