UCP of Arkansas offers an array of services that are uniquely tailored to the individual needs of each person. From early intervention for infants and toddlers to supported living and employment services for adults, each service is designed to maximize the potential of those served and increase their level of independence. The mission of UCP of Arkansas is to advance the independence, productivity
and full citizenship for people with disabilities, and this accomplished through our core values of:
Customer Driven
Compassionate
Committed
Innovative
Quality Conscious United Cerebral Palsy at 36th street is a day program that provides rehabilitation and therapy services to adults with disabilities ages 18+. Our classes consist of two instructors (a Lead and an Aid) who assist the clients in activities that allow them to become as independent as possible. These activities are implemented through a carefully planned curriculum that promotes fine and gross motor function, as well as cognitive skills. These activities include:
-Arts and Crafts
-Money Management
-Cooking
-Music Appreciation
-Science Experiments
-Physical Fitness
-Computer Lab
-Etiquette/Personal Hygiene Classes
Our newly added Art program gives our clients an opportunity to explore their creativity, utilize an emotional outlet, and improve their fine motor skills. The clients are also sold artists whose work was recently featured this past December in the North Little Rock Argenta Artwalk. Artwork is displayed throughout the 36th street center and is available for purchase.
