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.
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.
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.
After losing his vision, photographer and Veteran Jack McConnell found new independence through UCP’s Assistive Technology services and AI-powered glasses.
The interns gained valuable real-world experience by learning how to independently plan, navigate, and budget for a train trip to New London.
Register for a free 90-minute presentation on wearable technology and accessibility tools for people with disabilities.
A single mother shares how Bette’s Bounty Food Pantry provides nutritious food, dignity, and hope while helping her family overcome the challenges of food insecurity and limited transportation.
Molly’s story highlights how ongoing support, resources, and community connection through UCP have helped her family find hope, confidence, and opportunities for growth.
JT’s journey shows how personalized support, assistive technology, and encouragement helped him gain confidence, achieve workplace success, and grow in independence after high school.
Jacob’s journey from volunteer work to permanent employment highlights the power of determination, inclusive opportunities, and the confidence that comes from achieving greater independence.