Agency Overview:

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Agency Overview UCP Central PA
Life without limits for people with
disabilities
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Mission Vision
The mission of UCP is to assist infants,
children, youth, and adults, with disabilities,
and their families, achieve their goals of
development, growth, independence, and full
citizenship. Our vision is that all persons in
the community, regardless of ability or
disability, have an equitable opportunity to
fully participate in all facets of community
life, in accord with their personal needs and
interests.
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UCP Values

• The consumer always comes first. Services are
  individually designed to meet each persons wants
  and needs.
• There is unconditional respect for individual
  rights and dignity and a commitment to optimal
  outcomes for each person.

• Each person served experiences
• some joy and success each day.

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About UCP Central PA

• Our History
• Founded and incorporated in December 1953
• Non-profit, 501(c)(3) charitable organization
• Affiliate of state and national UCP organizations
• At Present
• Provide community and center-based programs and
  services for individuals with disabilities in 15
  counties
• Operate out of 30 program facilities
• Employ over 1400 staff
• Provide services for more than 4,000 individuals
  with a wide range of disabilities
• Manage an annual operating budget in excess of
  25 Million

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Service Demographics

• Counties (15)
• Centre
• Columbia
• Cumberland
• Dauphin
• Juniata
• Lancaster
• Lebanon
• Lycoming
• Mifflin
• Montour
• Northumberland
• Perry
• Snyder
• Union
• Northern York

Diagnosis/ Type of Disability Despite what our
name may seem to imply, cerebral palsy is but
one of more than 80 conditions and diagnosis for
which UCP provides care and services. The most
prevalent diagnosis or conditions of the
consumers who have benefitted from our services
in the last year include

• Intellectual Developmental Disability
• Speech and language delay
• Developmental delay
• Premature birth
• Alzheimers/dementia
• Multiple Sclerosis
• Traumatic brain injury
• Diabetes
• Stroke
• Cerebral palsy
• Down Syndrome
• Autism

• Program Locations (30)
• Capital Area Childrens Center
• 15 Adult Day Programs
• 10 Community Homes
• 1 Apartment Complex
• 3 Community Support Offices

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UCP Central PA and Subsidiaries
UCP Central PA Public Charity 509(a)(1),
170 (b)(1)(a)(vi) Tax exemption 501(c)(3) EIN
23-1433882 Incorporation Date 12/7/1953
UCP Connections to Independence Public Charity
509(a)(3) Type 2 Tax exemption 501(c)(3) EIN
45-5173083 Entity 4108923 Incorporation Date
4/13/2012
D.R.E.A.M. Partnership Public Charity 170
(b)(1)(a)(vi) Tax exemption 501(c)(3) EIN
46-1256842 Entity 4142238 Incorporation Date
10/24/2012
UCP Foundation of Central PA Public Charity
509(a)(3), Type 2 Tax exemption 501(c)(3) EIN
20-5094597 Entity 572443 Incorporation Date
1/12/2006
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UCP Central PA Organization Chart
New Business
Board of Directors
Director of Business Operations (vacant)
Quality
Business Reengineering
HIPPA and Compliance Administration
Privacy and Compliance Officer (vacant)
Finance
Senior and Staff Accountants, Payroll
Administrator, AP staff
President/CEO Jeff Cooper
Administration
Secretary/Receptionists
Director of Finance Tom Bunker
Property Maintenance
Maintenance Coordinator
Manager, Technical Specialist
Information Systems
Director of HR Lisabeth Capozzi
Human Resources
HR Business Partners, HR Assistant, Trainer
Dauphin Link Coordination
Director of Assistive Technology/Link Debra Urich
Assistive Technology
Manager, Community Specialist
Agency With Choice
Managers
Director of Agency Employed Community
Services Kelly Derr
Manager, Assistant Manager, Personal Care
Attendant, RN, LPN
Capital Home Care
Links to Independence
Manager, Assistant Manager, Personal Care
Attendant, RN, LPN
Community Career Connections
Manager, Job Coach
Director of Adult Services Barry Claypool
Alternatives (Adult Day Training)
Manager, Supervisor, Instructor, Program Aide
Community Home Services (CHS)
Manager, House Manager, Resident Advisor, RA
Assistant
Assistant Director
Regional Manager
Project Director LifeFit
Fitness Clinicians
EI Coordinator, Admin Assistant
Program Support
Director of Childhood Programs Courtenay Wilson
OT, PT, ST, DT, Nutritionist
Therapies (EI School Age)
Manager, Assistant Group Supervisor, Childhood
Aide, Teacher, Education Coord.
Education / Childcare Services
Receptionist
Director of Development Janeen Latin
Program Manager, Comm. Mapper, Family Support
Specialists
Family Services
Community Relations Development
Mktg./Comm. Coord., Comm. Rel. Coord., New
Media Coordinator
Executive Assistant
Project Director Rehabilitation Council
Administrative Assistant
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UCP Foundation of Central PA Organization Chart
Board of Directors
Executive Director Janeen Latin
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UCP Connections to Independence Organization
Chart
Board of Directors
Executive Director Molly Gerasimoff
Service Coordinators
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D.R.E.A.M. Partnership Organization Chart
Board of Directors
Executive Director Sherri Landis
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Childhood Programs

• Childhood Programs
• Early Intervention (children with disabilities
  ages birth through three)
• Physical, speech, occupational, and developmental
  therapies
• Nutrition services
• Pediatric Treadmill training
• Family Support Services (families of children
  with disabilities ages birth through age 21)
• advocacy, sibling support, information and
  referral, family activities, and parent training
• Options Childcare/Preschool
• Inclusive program for ages six weeks through five
  years

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Adult Programs

• Adult Services (center-based)
• Adult Day Programs (15)
• programs for individuals with intellectual and
  developmental disabilities ages 18 and older that
  focus on continued growth and development in the
  areas independent living, communication,
  pre-vocation, recreation, and community
  integration.
• Community Home Services (11)
• Residential program for individuals with
  intellectual and developmental disabilities, as
  well as physical disabilities.
• Includes 10 homes and ten apartments.
• Respite Services
• Safe environment for socialization for
  individuals with intellectual and developmental
  disabilities, and AM/PM, Friday evening, and
  overnight respite for families
• Community Career Connections
• Supported employment program for adults with
  intellectual and developmental disabilities

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Community Programs

• Community Services
• Agency with Choice
• A joint employment arrangement between an
  individual (consumer) or their surrogate and UCP
  (employer of record)
• Assistive Technology
• Evaluations, assessments, demonstrations, and
  trials of equipment at home, school, work, or in
  the community.
• Changing Hands equipment reutilization program
• Capital Home Care and Capital Home Care for
  Seniors
• Personal care for adults with physical
  disabilities and aging adults
• UCP Connections to Independence
• Service coordination, community integration, home
  modifications, and more for adults with physical
  disabilities.
• Geriatric Care Management
• Service coordination for aging adults
• LifeFit

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Why am I important to UCP?

• I am the foundation of UCP
• I have direct contact with the consumer
• I am an ambassador of good will for UCP

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What is expected from me?

• Commitment
• Cooperation
• Team spirit
• Positive attitude
• Passionate promoter of UCP
• Involvement in at least one UCP special
  event/extra activity during the year

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Agency Overview Final Review
Life without limits for people with
disabilities