United Cerebral Palsy has a new home
From the CEO
Greetings.
Hard to believe the holiday season is almost upon us, but we should be feeling relieved that the worst of the pandemic may finally be over.
For those taking well-earned time off in the coming weeks, I wish you a safe and peaceful break from your daily and hectic routines. After what so many have endured over the past two and a half years, we could all stand for a lot less stress and a lot more comfort and joy.
Our new location
UCP has moved its national office from downtown Washington, D.C. to the Source America building in Vienna, Virginia
The relocation of our national headquarters is a major milestone for UCP that marks an end to our lease on K Street in Washington, D.C. Our new, more cost efficient office space offers savings that allow us to grow our investment in our central operations, affiliate network, and the wider disability community.
For instance, UCP is already exploring ways to boost our outreach and grow the network nationally, and we’re also considering a contract with Social Current to provide workforce resilience training to employees at our affiliates.
Bellows Grants
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UCP awards $80,000 in grants for CP research
UCP joins Waymo Accessibility Network
United Cerebral Palsy is now part of the WAYMO Accessibility Network
The Waymo Accessibility Network aims to bring together disability advocates who share in the mission of improving access, mobility and safety in our communities.
Through the network, Waymo partners directly with organizations, like United Cerebral Palsy, that support people of all ages living with physical, visual, cognitive and sensory disabilities. Meet the members of the network.
UCP is proud to join Waymo’s Accessibility Network. Check out this recent article in Forbes magazine about the Waymo Accessibility Network.
Thank you for reading. Have a safe and enjoyable holiday season.
With warm regards,
Armando
