Children 6 Months to 5 Years
Early Learning Center
High quality learning environment for children with & without disabilities.
Infants to Pre-Teens
Therapy Services
Our therapy clinic has programs for children with cerebral palsy and other disabilities.
For Children and Adults
Home & Community Services
Provides attendant care, habilitation, & respite in the member’s home or community.
Training and Support
Day Programs for Adults
Services for adults with disabilities focusing on skill-building, personal growth, and community engagement.

POSSIBILITIES REALIZED ™
United Cerebral Palsy- Comprehensive Disability Services and Beyond
United Cerebral Palsy of Central Arizona (UCP) supports individuals with cerebral palsy and other disabilities. Our expert team specializes in providing a Lifespan of Services, including pediatric therapy, the early learning center, adult day programs, and home and community-based services. Our vision remains unchanged: empowering individuals to reach their full potential and enhance their quality of life.
Our 41 Year Partnership With Circle K
FUELING HOPE FOR ARIZONA FAMILIES
Look for our donation box at Circle K stores in Arizona.
Thank you to our generous corporate partners
Our Partners and Sponsors
POSSIBILITIES REALIZED ™
SHARING STORIES FROM THE UCP OF CENTRAL ARIZONA COMMUNITY
UCP Arizona Uses Innovative Tech for Kids with Disabilities
Empowered by Innovation: How UCP is Changing Lives for Children with Disabilities Mobility advancements for greater independence are reshaping society in powerful ways by fostering greater independence, inclusion, and social and economic participation for children living with a d
Arizonability Program Hosts Spooky Car Wash for UCP
Arizonability Program’s Haunted Car Wash Raises Funds for UCP of Central Arizona A spooky car wash took place in North Phoenix on Halloween, and as FOX 10’s Desiree Fluellen discovers, the event is a fundraiser for a group named United Cerebral Palsy of Central Arizon
5 Hot-Button Health Topics in 2025
Zero-Gravity Gains Baby steps don’t always come easy for children with cerebral palsy and other developmental challenges, but United Cerebral Palsy (UCP) of Central Arizona is hoping zero-gravity assistance may help. This spring, the organization will become the first clini