1990

The Americans with Disabilities Act further advances accessibility and inclusion. UCP Heartland champions employment opportunities and advises businesses on equal opportunity hiring.

1983

We partner with Canterbury Enterprises to create a sheltered work environment, and as supported employment gains momentum, residential assistance programs expand, allowing individuals to live more independently.

1974

The Emergency Residential and Respite Care Center launches and later expands into the Oak Tree House in Webster Groves.

1963

We acquire the Canterbury Center in University City, allowing for the development of Adult Day Services, Early Childhood Programs, Employment Resources, Residential Services, Respite and Emergency Residential Services, and Therapies (Occupational, Physical, and...

1953

UCP Heartland is founded as the United Cerebral Palsy Association of Greater St. Louis by a group of concerned parents and volunteers committed to advocating for individuals with disabilities. Their mission is to ensure equal opportunities and experiences for their...