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Throughout our 70-year history of serving people with Cerebral Palsy (CP), we’ve acquired the knowledge and skills to support adults and children with a wide range of disabilities, not just CP. UCP’s programs for people with disabilities in Eastern Connecticut are designed to help increase independence at work, in school, and at home. Every day, we offer programs for people with disabilities in CT to help them develop employment skills, find accessible housing, and access assistive technology.  

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25th Annual Golf Tournament - Postponed until June 8, 2026

Swing with a Cause

UCP’s Ambassador Series Golf Tournament

Join us for UCP of Eastern CT’s 25th Annual Ambassador Golf Tournament at Stonington Country Club on June 8, 2026.

Better Futures at UCP

A Proud Moment: Shiloh Leads the Pledge and Finds Her Voice

Follow Shiloh’s inspiring journey from campaign volunteer to convention delegate as she overcomes anxiety, leads the Pledge of Allegiance, and proudly embraces her growing role in civic engagement.

Friends of UCP Making a Difference at Bette's Bounty Food Pantry

Learn how Bob and Eric’s generous support of Bette’s Bounty Food Pantry helps provide nutritious food and essential resources to individuals with disabilities and families in our community.

Summer Begins in Bloom Thanks to the Chamber Leadership Program

Celebrate the first day of summer with us as we showcase the beautiful blooms in our garden and recognize the Chamber Leadership Program for their hard work and dedication in bringing this community space to life.

Celebrating Our Project SEARCH Graduates

UCP celebrates the graduation of its Project SEARCH interns at Hartford HealthCare’s Backus Hospital. After nine months of hands-on training and skill-building, these young adults are ready to pursue meaningful employment and exciting new career opportunities.

Seeing the World Again: How Assistive Technology Helped Jack Rediscover Independence

After losing his vision, photographer and Veteran Jack McConnell found new independence through UCP’s Assistive Technology services and AI-powered glasses.

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