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To advance the independence, productivity, and full citizenship of people with cerebral palsy and other disabilities.

 

 

 

UCP Happenings...

Perspectives from a Wheelchair

Moderator Steve Harper (left),(KJOY Radio) pictured here with Half Hallow Hills West High School Division, 2011 UCP Trivia Champions, and their advisor.In the spring of 2011, UCP Suffolk program participant Rolf Walter submitted an original painting titled “Perspectives from a Wheelchair” for inclusion in the annual Embracing our Differences outdoor art exhibit. The traveling exhibit, coordinated by the Suffolk Center on the Holocaust, Diversity & Human Understanding, in conjunction with Suffolk County Community College and the Long Island Museum, exhibits featured works of art that speak to the issues of diversity and mutual respect and understanding.

Rolf’s piece was the first ever submitted by a person with a disability, and it was one of the winning entries selected for the 2011 Show. The exhibit kick-off and a special event recognizing the Embracing Our Differences 2011 artists and sponsors took place in late October at Heckscher Park in Huntington. Rolf was recognized and awarded a plaque and ribbon during the brief ceremony. UCP Sufolk is extremely proud of Rolf and thrilled to share his talents with the entire community.

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Children’s Center family recipes! Cookbook contains over 100 recipes for only $8.00.

Contact Sherri Glazer at (631) 543-2338 ext. 313 to receive a copy.

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