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Title: Easter Seals UCP Wilmington 500 Military cutoff Rd Wilmington, NC 28405 tel: 910 392 0080 fax:910 392 4686 volunteer supervisor: Carol Chinn email: cchinn@nc.eastersealsucp.com
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Easter Seals UCPWilmington500 Military cutoff
RdWilmington, NC 28405tel 910 392 0080fax910
392 4686volunteer supervisor Carol Chinnemail
cchinn_at_nc.eastersealsucp.com
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Who is Easter Seals UCP?
- As statewide nonprofit, Easter Seals UCP serves
a broad range of people with disabilities, such
as people with cerebral palsy, autism, spina
bifida, mental retardation, muscular dystrophy,
stroke, spinal cord injuries, head injuries,
hearing and visual impairments, and mental health
diagnoses. - Services
- child development centers,
- therapy,
- community inclusion services,
- residential living,
- supported employment,
- in-home and community-based supports,
- respite care,
- disability benefits counseling,
- information and referral,
- and advocacy.
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Mission
- Easter Seals UCP North Carolina creates
opportunities, promotes individual choice and
changes the lives of children and adults with
disabilities by maximizing their individual
potential for living, learning and working in
their communities. - Providing the highest quality medical,
rehabilitation and support centers - Attracting and recruiting volunteers and staff
who are enthusiastic, dedicated and passionate
about the Easter Seals UCP mission - Utilizing our volunteer, staff and financial
resources in the most efficient way - Building innovative partnerships for effective
advocacy and service delivery - Creating environments that promote inclusion.
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History
- UCP
- First Christian church Oleander Dr
- 1 class all special needs children
- 1991 moved to Military cut off
- 3 classes
- 6 children
- 1 developmentally normal child/ class
- 1 Physical therapist
- 1 speech therapist
- Land donated by Mabel Dukes
- January 1st 2004 UCP and Easter Seals merged
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Present
- 5 classes
- Infant to 5 years old
- Goal of 50/50 developmentally normal to disabled
children
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Playground
- Play
- Swing
- Slide
- Sandbox
- Basket ball
- Wagon
- Hide and go seek
- Therapy
- Assist with walker
- Encourage wheelchair use
- Help children with low or stiff muscle tone ride
a bicycle
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Class room
- Circle time
- Stories
- Brown bear
- Give that back jack
- Brown cow, green grass and yellow mellow sun
- Songs
- Happy and you know it
- Days of the week
- Color recognition
- Art
- Theme based
- Halloween paper pumpkins
- Orange and black paint
- Lunch
- self reliance
- Clean up
- Assist children with disabilities to become
independent at feeding. - Encourage children to eat a little bit of
everything
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Nap Time
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After school
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