The Powering Through Life Series was made possible by The Arizona Developmental Disabilities Planning Council (ADDPC) and UCP of Southern Arizona (UCPSA). The series focuses on ranging from utilizing assistive technology, having healthy relationships, self-advocacy, and navigating boundaries with caregivers and family. The project aims to bring personal narratives of people with disabilities to the […]

United Cerebral Palsy of Southern Arizona (UCPSA) proudly announces the launch of its Respitality program, a groundbreaking initiative designed to support families caring for individuals with disabilities. This program, enabled by a collaboration with local resorts like Loews Ventana Canyon and Hacienda Del Sol, as well as significant support from the Arby’s Foundation, aims to […]

We are thrilled to announce a vibrant community art project that will breathe life into the currently uninspired hallways of UCPSA!  This project, led by famous Tucson artist Carolyn King, goes beyond art to bring our community closer with creative teamwork. Carolyn brings over two decades of experience as a teaching artist, dedicating her talents […]

We're thrilled to share some exciting news with you all.  United Cerebral Palsy of Southern Arizona (UCPSA) is acquiring Southern Arizona Family Services (SAFS), a Home and Community-Based Service organization.  This acquisition is a significant step forward for both organizations, and we wanted to share the details with you.  Why SAFS? UCPSA chose to acquire […]

The fast-growing Yuma branch of UCP of Southern Arizona (UCPSA) will build a new two-story building this year in the block of W. 8th Street where it opened a 6,000-square-foot office five years ago. The agency hopes to move by the end of this year or early 2024.

Guidelines: The purpose of this Committee is to provide a potential source of funds for UCPSA employees and members in the event of an emergent need. These funds may be considered if the request meets the requirements/parameters established by the Committee. Funds will be provided only as a last resort after determining that other resources […]