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United Cerebral Palsy (UCP) is a national affiliate network dedicated to empowering individuals with disabilities to live life without limits since 1949. Through advocacy, research, education, and a variety of programs, UCP promotes inclusion, independence, and equal opportunities for all. With a commitment to innovative research and community engagement, UCP serves over 350,000 people each year, providing essential resources and support through its 56 affiliates. The organization actively advocates for public policies that address the needs of people with disabilities, aiming to create a more inclusive and equitable society. Generated from the website

Glenn E. Hines Memorial Boys & Girls Club of Newburgh offers a range of after school programs for children and disadvantaged youth ages 6 through 18. It provides five-core program initiatives including arts, sports and fitness, social skills, character development and leadership development and education and career development. The club, based in Newburgh, N.Y., provides prevention programs for youth, including gang, alcohol, drug, tobacco, teen sex and pregnancy prevention. The youth at the club also receive tutoring, computer training, sports education, homework help and mentoring.

Teaching Empathy Institute, located in Stone Ridge, NY, is dedicated to creating emotionally and physically safe learning environments for students and educators in the Hudson Valley region. Through tailored programs, TEI facilitates discussions on social culture while promoting empathy and compassion in educational settings. Offering a range of programs such as the School of Belonging Badge Program and Little Talks Programs, Teaching Empathy Institute focuses on social and emotional learning, mindfulness, diversity, and anti-bullying initiatives to enhance the overall learning experience for K-12 students and education professionals.Generated from the website