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Mission of Service Excellence
Our mission is to positively affect the quality of
life for persons with cerebral palsy and other developmental disabilities.
History of Growth and Leadership
Little was known about cerebral palsy in 1946 and little hope was offered to parents of children with CP except, perhaps to, "find a good institution and get on with your lives." Love and courage prevailed, and six parents with both will and spirit reached out to everyone who would lend support to their cause--to change the destiny of children and adults with disabilities. Today, thanks to the efforts of those six parents,
more than 7,000 children and adults with cerebral palsy and other disabilities
in the five-county Philadelphia area have access to services and programs
to help them become independent and productive members of the community.
These programs and services are geared to encourage persons with disabilities
to reach their potential, challenge their limitations, and function with
dignity.
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Opportunities page!
Stephen
A. Sheridan
Chief Executive Officer Willis A. Dibble Executive Director Department Directors
Directions to UCP! Please note that there is an ongoing PennDOT street and utility reconstruction project on Germantown Avenue. Beginning January 21, 2008, Germantown Avenue will be closed between Cresheim Valley Drive & Woodbrook Lane. The work is anticipated to last through March 2008. Look for detour signs. From Pennsylvania Turnpike (traveling east):
Pull into the driveway. The parking lot is on the right.
From Center City:
Pull into
the driveway. The parking lot is on the right.
From
Pennsylvania Route 476 (Blue Route):
NOTE:
YOU WILL KNOW YOU HAVE GONE TOO FAR ON MERMAID LANE IF YOU GO UNDER
A TRAIN OVERPASS. ![]() |