Every day, UCPSA develops customized care plans for both children and adults by providing the very best home-based support services in Yuma. Services offered include personal care, hygiene, light housekeeping, cooking, and other household chores related to the care of consumers.
UCPSA also offers respite to parents and guardians of individuals with disabilities in order to give them time off from their regular caregiving responsibilities. Behavioral services, behavioral training, and various habilitation services, such as independent living, are also offered.
UCP has provided excellent care for our DDD family member for years. They are a great provider! I highly recommend them to any family looking for great care for their DDD family members!
Sarah ClaridgeI am a parent of a child that receives services . Also, a worker for UCP and I am very satisfied with UCP with the staff employees. Especially my sons program manager she returns my emails and calls right away .. thank you UCP for your good support..
Liza YanezA very good company to work with excellent!!!
Lizbeth RamirezGreat company to work for staff is always helpful.
Sara Vaughan-PerezUcp es una agencia que nos a cambiando la Vida y la de mi high
Gilberto PayanBest in town!!!
Guillermo MelendrezI have been associated with UCP for a little while now and every single person i have came in contact with the company is at the very least amazing. Promot services are ensured and the close nit company makes you feel like family. The services are of quality and they are so integrated into the community it is seriously impressive. Se habla español
Tamara LozanoGreat work environment... Friendly staff
Hiram OsunaEs una empresa que de verdad se preocupa por los miembros y los empleados. Excelente el servicio administrativo.
GRICELDA GUTIERREZ
Attendant Care is personalized, non-medical assistance provided to individuals with disabilities or the elderly who require support to perform daily living activities such as personal care, meal preparation, and light housekeeping. This care aims to promote independence and improve individuals' quality of life, allowing them to live safely and comfortably in their homes or communities.
Habilitation is a range of services designed to assist individuals with disabilities in acquiring, retaining, and improving the self-help, socialization, and adaptive skills necessary to live in their communities as independently as possible. These services are tailored to each person's needs and goals and are provided in the person’s home or community setting.
Respite Care & Foster Care Respite provides short-term relief for primary caregivers, offering a temporary break from the demanding caregiving routine.
Housekeeping is provided to individuals or family members who are unable to complete light housekeeping/chores on their own.
At-Home Private Care – Private pay in-home care involves individuals or their families directly financing home care services, separate from Medicaid, Medicare, or other public health insurance programs. Private Care can encompass a wide range of home care services, including personal care, housekeeping, companionship, meal preparation, transportation, and pet care.
Individually Designed Living Arrangements (IDLAs) provide opportunities for adults with developmental disabilities, regardless of degree of disability, to live in homes that they own or lease with support available as often and for as long as it is needed. These individuals live alone or with a roommate and need extra support to maintain an independent life.
UCPSA usually provides Habilitation services and/or Attendant Care supports for individuals living in IDLAs.
Workability is an individualized and supportive employment program that teaches and prepares people with disabilities for competitive, integrated, sustainable work opportunities.
Bi-lingual Training Classes Available:
Parents in Arizona who qualify can receive pay as Direct Care Workers for their own children’s Habilitation and Attendant Care.
The program was established to accommodate families during the pandemic who might not wish to have outsiders coming into their home for health reasons, especially if their child has high-risk factors such as asthma, serious heart conditions, or compromised immune systems, or who were having difficulty finding willing workers.
Located just north of the Craycroft and 5th Street intersection, on the northeast corner.
UCP of Southern Arizona
630 N. Craycroft Road
Tucson, AZ 85711-1450
English / Español: 520.795.3108
Toll Free: 888.433.3629
On Call: 520.548.4969
Workability: 520.344.8250
FAX: 520.795.3196
E-mail: staff@ucpsa.org
Workability E-mail: workability@ucpsa.org
We have a regional office serving the cities south of Tucson (Sahuarita to Nogales).
UCP of Southern Arizona
1131 S. La Cañada Drive, Suite 105
Green Valley, AZ 85614
English / Español: 520.347.6950
On Call: 520.955.1706
FAX: 520.347.6917
E-mail: staff@ucpsa.org
We also provide services in Yuma!
UCP of Southern Arizona
333 W. 8th Street
Yuma, AZ 85364
English / Español: 928.259.7700
On Call: 928.750.5554
FAX: 928.259.7697
E-mail: staff@ucpsa.org
