United Cerebral Palsy of Georgia
3300 Northeast Expy NE, Bldg. 9, Atlanta, 30341
(770) 676-2000 · more numbers below
United Cerebral Palsy of Georgia helps adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, including cerebral palsy, autism and Down syndrome. It runs small group homes and host homes, gives help to families who care for someone at home, and runs day programs. It also offers nursing, behavior, and advocacy support to the people in its services.
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Adult Day ProgramsProgram
Day programs give adults with developmental disabilities places to learn, explore their communities and try new things. Activities can include building life and job skills, art and music, and volunteering. Services start from hub locations in six Georgia cities.
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Community LivingProgram
Adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities can live in small community homes or in host homes with a family. Staff or host families give support so each person can live as independently as possible.
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In Home SupportProgram
Trained UCP staff come to the home of a person with a developmental disability who lives with family or loved ones. They give hands-on help with daily activities and getting out in the community, on a schedule that fits the family.
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Supportive ServicesService
These services help keep people in UCP programs healthy and safe. They include nurse case managers, behavior support, help getting state services and standing up for rights, and staff training and quality reviews.
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