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*90% of UCP's funding comes form the United Ways of the Capital Region, Carlisle County, and Cumberland County. They also maintain service contracts with several government agencies and regional service providers. 10% comes from the community's support. Most of the services provided by UCP are at no cost to the families recieving them. | *90% of UCP's funding comes form the United Ways of the Capital Region, Carlisle County, and Cumberland County. They also maintain service contracts with several government agencies and regional service providers. 10% comes from the community's support. Most of the services provided by UCP are at no cost to the families recieving them. | ||
Revision as of 01:10, 4 May 2005
- Their mission is to assist infants, children, youth, and adults with disabilities, and their families, achieve their goals of development, growth, independence, and full citizenship.
- Their mission statement is based on the belief that all people in the community have an equal opportunity to participate in community life, regardless of abilities and/or disabilities.
- UCP is a non-profit organization, which is governed by a volunteer Board of Directors. It is an affiliate of the State and National UCP Associations. UCP has facilities in
- Dauphin
- Cumberland
- Perry
- Northumberland Counties
and provides services for people in
- Northern York
- Juniata
- Centre
- Mifflin
- Montour
- Union
- Snyder Counties
- 90% of UCP's funding comes form the United Ways of the Capital Region, Carlisle County, and Cumberland County. They also maintain service contracts with several government agencies and regional service providers. 10% comes from the community's support. Most of the services provided by UCP are at no cost to the families recieving them.
