St Vincent De Paul Village

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United Cerebral Palsy (UCP) in San Diego offers a range of services and programs aimed at supporting individuals affected by cerebral palsy and other disabilities. Their offerings include Adult Day Programs, Assistive Technology, Children's Services with a Toy Lending Library, Equipment Recycling, Family Support, Grants & Funding, Information & Referral, and Respitality. One of UCP's initiatives is the North County Respite Care Program, providing In-Home, Non-Medical/Non-Behavioral Respite services. This program offers a much-needed break to family and IHSS caregivers through scheduled 2-4 hour shifts, allowing respite clients of all ages to engage in preferred activities and enjoy time with their Respite Caregiver. By focusing on advancing independence, productivity, and full citizenship for individuals with disabilities, UCP serves thousands of people in San Diego County annually. Through their diverse range of programs and services, UCP strives to create a community where every individual belongs, contributes, and has the opportunity to thrive. Generated from the website content