Juan and Emily Mercado met at UCPCC seven years ago. They started out as friends, then best friends, then husband and wife.

2021 is over. Now UCPCC looks forward to the future and raising money for our new home, which was purchased in May.

Did you know that United Cerebral Palsy Central California has a new mascot? If not, then it’s time you met Lola, a golden retriever puppy.

Margaret Zamarripa is celebrating 30 years as an employee at United Cerebral Palsy Central California in August.

United Cerebral Palsy Central California board Vice President Keith Allen knows how to pull people together for a good cause.

The quiet, rural town of Coalinga is home to United Cerebral Palsy Central California's CHEERS and CHEERS to You programs for adults.

Debbie Gibson, United Cerebral Palsy Central California’s director of children’s programs, wants you to know that family comes first.

United Cerebral Palsy Central California has been fortunate even during a year of turmoil to maintain relationships with businesses...

If you’re having a bad day, there’s someone you should meet. It’s Aida Gonzales. She’s a UCPCC instructor and driver who works at The Nest.

UCPCC will be hosting a Facebook Live event at 6 p.m. Monday, March 22, to discuss the COVID-19 vaccines.

United Cerebral Palsy Central California would not be what it is today without Vonny Sturgeon, husband Ed, and their son Brian.

During the last few months of 2020, that fact was evident in the funds raised through events like Giving Tuesday, our Annual Campaign.

Looking back at 2020, UCPCC got off to such a fast and successful start. Looking ahead, UCPCC is encouraged by what's ahead.

United Cerebral Palsy Central California has been fortunate to receive unwavering support from our community through these harrowing...

Wayne J. Picard has taken on the role of director of development and marketing for United Cerebral Palsy Central California. Picard comes...

For most of us, it’s been seven months of asking “What’s next?” But for UCPCC, it’s been seven months of transition.

On Saturday, Oct. 3, UCPCC served more than 400 dinners during the Pulling Strings Drive Thru, raising more than $8,000 for the nonprofit.

STEPtember has started. UCPCC is raising funds through STEPtember to support its programs for children and adults with disabilities.

On Saturday, Oct. 3, Chef and UCPCC hosting a fundraiser of a three-course meal that can be picked up at our Fresno site.

Cameron Beckett, a UCPCC student, shares how he lost more than 300 pounds in 5 years. And how much UCPCC means to his healthy journey.

Sign up to participate in a completely virtual fundraiser - STEPtember - to get healthy and raise funds for UCP Central California.

The UCPCC party bus is a celebration on wheels. UCPCC staff decorate the windows, blow up balloons and take off to the homes of students.

For the last 30 years, Kelly Cunningham has called United Cerebral Palsy Central California her home away from home.

Staff members at Hanford’s Home Depot came together and raised $400 for UCPCC.

For over a month, UCPCC and its families have been staying safe by sheltering in place. Here we look at what some families have been up to.

United Cerebral Palsy Central California has been taking the coronavirus situation seriously by monitoring students and staff alike.

UCPCC is thrilled to announce that three members of our extended family are being recognized for their support of people with disabilities.

Imagine you’re a 16-year-old girl and doctors tell you your eight-month-old baby has cerebral palsy. That’s what happened to Flo Hall-Green.

United Cerebral Palsy Central California has lost a dear friend in Ken Takeuchi. The 92-year-old Fresnan passed away Friday, Dec. 6,...

It takes a big heart to be a member of the United Cerebral Palsy Central California board off and on for 40 years. When it comes to...