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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.  

Welcome to Our International and Accessible Website. Explore our dedicated sections to enhance your experience: Foreign Language Support: Dive into a world of multilingual content. Visit our Foreign Language section to enjoy our website in various languages. Explore Now in the lower right section of our site.

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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

Project SEARCH - Shiloh

From uncertainty to independence, Shiloh now confidently travels weekly to Backus Hospital to volunteer.

Nonprofit Funding and Advocacy Day in CT

Members of UCP, along with 2,000+ individuals rallied this week for the Nonprofit Funding and Advocacy Day in CT.

Project SEARCH - Sharod

Through Project SEARCH, Sharod completed a nine-month internship focused on building practical job skills, workplace readiness, and confidence.

Featured Spotlight - Karyn Jones

Karyn Jones has been excited to experiment with making different products, creating glass-beaded bracelets and garden items.

How AI Glasses Gave a CT Photographer His Independence Back

Jack share how UCP helped him reclaim his world in this new NPR radio story.

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