Haywood Charles

UCPCC was founded in 1954. Today, we serve more than 1,100 children and adults, along with their families, with a broad range of disabilities and special needs, including cerebral palsy, Down syndrome, autism, traumatic brain injuries, and other intellectual and developmental disabilities. aEUR<Central California which include Merced, Madera, Mariposa, Fresno, Kings, Kern, and Tulare counties. We recognize our students have a wide range of desires and needs, and we ensure everyone who walks through our doors has access to and opportunities for community engagement and life-enhancing programs. Arts & Agriculture in the Community students are increasing mobility, becoming advocates and increasing their social sphere. Center for the Arts & Technology goals include learning to use adaptive technology, growing food in our garden and selling works of art. Home Adaptive Program offers one-on-one exercise programs or educated integrated programs (either in the home or at the program site).

We are a faith-based Home designed specifically for those of us that need somewhere that will hold them accountable of their actions and gives structure to their lives as they begin the process of reintegrating themselves back into society in a positive way.

Sierra Tribal Consortium is an organization focused on providing essential programs and services tailored to the needs of local communities. With locations in Fresno and Auberry, they offer comprehensive support to individuals seeking assistance and resources for treatment. The consortium emphasizes eligibility screening and admission processes to ensure that all clients receive the help they need. Their commitment to community well-being is reflected in their diverse offerings and a dedicated team working towards positive outcomes for tribal members and residents alike. Generated from the website