My Life Without Limits: Judith Rogers on Parenting, Disability, and Innovation
By Stephen A. Dantzig, Psy. D., Education and Outreach Program Manager, United Cerebral Palsy Association of Hawai’i Judith ‘Judi’ Rogers
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UCP Statement on Medicaid Fraud: Protecting Services for People with Disabilities
Every dollar stolen through fraud is a dollar that was intended to support a person with a disability and their
10 Black Disability Rights Leaders Who Shape Disability Justice
Black History Month is an opportunity to tell fuller stories about leadership, resistance, and civil rights. Yet too often, conversations
United Cerebral Palsy’s 2026 “Change is Possible for CP” Grant Program Now Accepting Applications
United Cerebral Palsy (UCP), a leader in providing resources and assistance to individuals with disabilities, is launching its 2026 “Change
Mental Health Support for People with Disabilities: How to Advocate and Access Help
By Stephen A. Dantzig, Psy. D., Education and Outreach Program Manager, United Cerebral Palsy Association of Hawai’i I want to
Mental Health in People with Disabilities: Understanding the Challenges and Risks
By Stephen A. Dantzig, Psy. D., Education and Outreach Program Manager, United Cerebral Palsy Association of Hawai’i According to the
Sensory Processing Disorder: Who It Affects, How It’s Assessed, and Ways to Help
By Lesley Chow, MS, OTR/L, Occupational Therapist, and Stephen A. Dantzig, Psy. D., Education and Outreach Program Manager, United Cerebral
Strategic Alliances
Strategic Alliances Together, We Move Policy, Research, and Progress Forward. UCP partners with advocacy organizations, research institutions, healthcare leaders, and
How United Cerebral Palsy Helped Shape the Americans with Disabilities Act
The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), signed into law in 1990, stands as a monumental achievement in the fight for
ANCOR, United Cerebral Palsy Release Policy Recommendations to Protect Home- and Community-Based Services as Billions in Medicaid Cuts Loom
With an $880 billion spending cut to Medicaid on the table in Congress, new report emphasizes the already existing crisis