2024-05-10T06:35:41-07:00 2023-06-30 050234540 Ward Fisher & Company LLP 250C Centerville Road Warwick RI 02886 990 2022-07-01 050285815 United Cerebral Palsy of Rhode Island Inc UNIT 4017281800 200 Main Street 210 Pawtucket RI 02860 Karl P Provost Director of Finance 2024-05-09 true Karl P Provost 999009999 true Armen Garabedian P00849732 4013846464 2 AAL1 IAL1 FAL1 2022 2023-04-26 12:10:37Z 200 Main Street 210 Pawtucket RI 02860 8034631 false X www.ucpri.org X 1954 RI See Schedule O 8 8 258 0 164081 460949 5339773 7512422 3227 4444 27553 37472 5534634 8015287 0 0 5045821 6766392 0 24099 474824 729038 5520645 7495430 13989 519857 3160563 4150721 1277795 1749019 1882768 2401702 X The mission of United Cerebral Palsy of Rhode Island is to "advance the independence, productivity and full citizenship of individuals with cerebral palsy and other disabilities." This mission is accomplished in part through the provision of highly individualized supports designed to enhance each individuals abilities, affording them the opportunity to fully participate in the community of their choice. false false 3986784 4234334 The Support Living Program provides in-home and community-based services to people living on their own or in small group situations. Supports and services vary dependent upon the needs of the individual and their living situation. These supports range from personal care to assisting people in building relationships within their community. Assistance with medical needs, personal care, community integration, medication administration and finances is also available. The frequency of supports is based upon the needs of the person and the assigned funding level. Support hours vary from 10 hours per week to 24 hours per day, seven days per week. The individuals supported determine the schedule and the types of services provided. UCPRI sponsors and supports individuals living in two HUD financed apartment complexes, one in Cranston and one in Johnston. Other people live in a variety of settings in the greater Providence area. The Family Support Program provides a wide range of in-home and community based supports. The types of supports are dependent upon the persons needs and the family desires. These supports include community integration, teaching daily living skills and social skills. Families with elderly parents or care givers may no longer be able to provide personal care and staff can provide the assistance required. Staff provide support that allows the person to continue to reside in the family home. Support can also include community integration and vocational assistance. Day Supports are provided in both one and one and small group formats. Again, the number of support hours available to the person is based upon funding, shared hours and the persons needs. Programming includes, but is not limited to, daily living skills, basic adult education, community integration and socialization skills. These groups provide people the opportunity to explore their local communities, and socialize with others. Community activities have expanded to include classes and art programs. People continue to develop relationships within the community. They also bring a wide range of educational opportunities to people. This includes current affairs, exercise programs, music programs, and guest speakers. UCPRI offers an Adaptive Arts Program in different formats and localities. The first is community based and is offered at the Main Office. Individuals already supported by UCPRI and people from the community participate in adaptive art classes in three different classes. The second format occurs in the Slater Hospital System at both the Zambarano and Cranston campuses. In both formats different mediums of artist expression are explored and people have the opportunity to sell their work at different sales and shows throughout the year. Artists benefit from increased self-esteem by creating and selling their work. The benefits of an expression in a hospital setting are well documented and are seen in the patients in the Slater Hospital Program. New England Wellness CollaborativeCurrently New England Wellness Collaborative provides 1) Outpatient Services and 2) Group Therapy.Our Outpatient program provides psychotherapy services to individuals seeking support for mental health concerns. Therapy in an outpatient setting allows clients to schedule sessions while they continue to work or go to school. Clients are able to choose the frequency and focus of treatment goals based on their needs and priorities. At NEWC we believe in using a variety of approaches to help clients move forward with their goals. We build partnerships with individuals to help them make and keep their commitment to change. We currently have approximately __548__ clients in our outpatient program. Our Group Therapy Programs offer group based treatment to individuals. Group therapy allows people to receive the support and encouragement of the other members of the group. People participating in the group can see that others are going through the same thing, which can help them feel less alone. The setting allows people to practice behaviors and actions within the safety and security of the group. Group members can serve as role models for other members of the group. By observing someone successfully coping with a problem, other members of the group can see that there is hope for recovery. We typically run 1 or 2 groups at a time but are looking to expand this area. 2687944 3114168 Currently Children and Family Services (CFS) offers the following services: 1) Home based Therapeutic Services (HBTS), 2) Personal Assistance and Support Services (PASS), 3) Enhanced Outpatient Services (EOS). Our HBTS program is family-centered and our treatment philosophy is strength-based. The program continues the tradition of this agency of helping people with disabilities live in the least restrictive, most integrated setting possible. Family-centered service delivery sees the family as the unit of attention and organizes assistance in a collaborative fashion, taking into account the individual family's wishes, strengths, and needs. A clinician designs the treatment plan with the family and oversees the implementation of the plan in the home. A psychologist, speech therapist, and physical therapist provide consultation as needed. Parent participation is essential to maximize therapeutic effectiveness. Our program utilizes a social-emotional-developmental perspective and draws on the following therapeutic models: Dan Seigels Whole Brained Child, Stanley Greenspan's Floortime, Social Thinking, and Ross Greene's Collaborative and Proactive Solutions Model. A direct care professional works 1:1 with the child in their home and other community settings. Services focus on helping children with disabilities improve communication, social skills, coping skills, and daily living skills. They enhance a childs ability to participate in their family and community. UCP currently serves about 79 children in this program. The PASS program is a parent driven program. Parents act as a family supervisor for the direct care worker, which allows families to have greater choice and control over all aspects of service provision. The agency offers a supporting role to promote a childs ability to reach their full potential in 3 main areas: ability to accomplish essential activities of daily life; ability to make self-preserving decisions; ability to participate in social roles and social settings. The agency provides a clinician to help the parents develop their plan and provide consultation to parents regarding how to implement goals. UCP currently serves about 20 children in this program. Enhanced Outpatient Services (EOS) is an insurance funded program. UCP currently has a contract with Neighborhood Health Plan and United Behavioral Health Community. The program provides intense short-term, home based services to children with developmental disabilities and behavioral disorders who are either being discharged from a psychiatric hospital or who are at risk of being hospitalized. EOS provides family services which allow children to leave the hospital sooner and stay at home. Services are designed to meet each individual child and family's needs and may include family and individual counseling, direct 1:1 treatment in the home, and community integration with the primary goal being stabilization and prevention of re-hospitalization. We range from 15-20 cases at a time in this program. 162578 163921 UCPRI offers an Adaptive Arts Program in different formats and localities. The first is community based and is offered at the Main Office. Individuals already supported by UCPRI and people from the community participate in adaptive art classes in three different classes. The second format occurs in the Slater Hospital System at both the Zambarano and Cranston campuses. In both formats, different mediums of artist expression are explored and people have the opportunity to sell their work at different sales and shows throughout the year. Artists benefit from increased self-esteem by creating and selling their work. The benefits of an expression in a hospital setting are well documented and are seen in the patients in the Slater Hospital Program. In addition UCPRI coordinates music and pet therapies at the local hospitals. 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The management has analyzed the tax position taken by the Agency and has concluded that as of June 30, 2023,there are no uncertain position taken or expected to be taken that would require recognition of a liability (or asset) or disclosure in the financial statements. The Agency is subject to routine audits by taxing jurisdictions; however, there are currently no audits for any tax periods in progress. X false Golf Tournament 29932 29932 19344 29932 29932 19344 19344 10588 false false false false false false false false false Karl Provost CFO 152204 185 152389 Form 990, Part III, Line 4d OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 4: Specific assistance to individuals Form 990, Part VI, Section B, Line 11b External auditor completes the 990 form and forwards documents to the Director of Finance for review. Director of Finance will e-mail or mail the reviewed 990 form to each Board of Director for review. Once all of the Board of Director approvals are received then the Director of Finance will authorize the external auditor to file the 990 form. Form 990, Part VI, Section B, Line 12c The Board of Directors reviews and updates information as it relates to the conflict of interest policy during the annual Board of Directors meeting. Form 990, Part VI, Section B, Line 15b The Executive Director has a three year contract with the agency which is reviewed by the Board of Directors. Form 990, Part VI, Section C, Line 19 All available upon written request. Cara Estates Inc 1247 Atwood Avenue Johnston RI 02919 050479108 Operating an 11 unit apartment complex RI 501(c)(3) 7 United Cerebral Palsy of RI BOD false New Life Estates Inc 20 Phenix Avenue Cranston RI 02920 200733325 Operating an 8 unit apartment complex RI 501(c)(3) 7 United Cerebral Palsy of RI BOD false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false