United Cerebral Palsy of MetroBoston

04/22/2026

Leveling up inclusion at PAX East! 🎮

Individuals supported by UCP had an amazing time attending PAX East (3/26-3/30), where they explored the expo hall, connected with fellow gamers, and participated in new interactive experiences.

Big thanks to the incredible for providing tickets! For the last year, has partnered with our Norwood Day Habilitation program to create an accesible gaming group with our participants. Because of their generosity, eight of the group members were able to attend PAX East.

We are also grateful to for creating such an inclusive space and hosting a custom D&D experience our clients won’t forget. This is what life without limits looks like!

Like, share, and follow to support inclusive opportunities like this!

04/10/2026

UCP of MetroBoston would like to spotlight an incredible member of our community, Ryan Cadres. Ryan, a Massachusetts resident living with cerebral palsy, continues to go above and beyond to support United Cerebral Palsy and raise awareness for CP. This March, in honor of CP Awareness Month, Ryan organized not one, but TWO fundraisers: a custom online store and a community pizza night in partnership with Damien’s Pub in Hanson, MA. His dedication, creativity, and passion for making a difference truly embody our mission of "life without limits for people with disabilities."

Thank you, Ryan, for your ongoing support and for helping to bring greater awareness to the CP community. We are so grateful to have you as part of the UCP family!

Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.

03/26/2026

Pain is a reality for many people living with cerebral palsy, and it is often misunderstood.

From muscle tightness and joint strain to fatigue and secondary conditions, pain can show up in different ways and at different times. Yet it’s frequently dismissed, minimized, or simply not addressed properly. When we acknowledge this reality, we open the door to better care, more compassionate support, and real change. Listening to lived experiences matters. Advocating for accessible, informed healthcare matters.
Awareness isn’t just about facts, it’s about understanding, empathy, and action. 💚

03/16/2026

Myth: Cerebral palsy gets worse over time.
Fact: Cerebral palsy itself does not progress. However, some associated symptoms such as muscle stiffness, joint pain, or fatigue may become more noticeable with age.
Knowledge is powerful. When we challenge myths, we create space for understanding, inclusion, and opportunity. Education and awareness help break misconceptions and create a more inclusive world. With the right care, therapy, and support, people with CP can continue to thrive and live life without limits!

03/10/2026

Accessibility isn’t about giving someone an advantage, it’s about removing barriers. When we create inclusive spaces, we empower people with disabilities to thrive, participate, and live life without limits. 💚

This Cerebral Palsy Awareness Month, we’re breaking down myths and sharing facts that build understanding and inclusion. Together, we can create a world where everyone has equal opportunities.

03/08/2026

UCP celebrates International Women’s Day 🌸

This year’s theme, “Give to Gain,” calls on all of us to embrace collaboration, generosity, and collective progress. Real support means challenging stereotypes, confronting discrimination, questioning bias, and celebrating the achievements of women everywhere.
Today, we honor the women who lead, advocate, and break barriers - including women with disabilities who continue to show the world what a life without limits truly looks like.

Here’s to uplifting voices, expanding opportunities, and empowering the next generation to lead and thrive.

03/06/2026

Breaking myths. Building inclusion. 💚

Too often, people with cerebral palsy are underestimated. Let’s challenge outdated perceptions and recognize ability over limitation! When we shift the narrative, we create a world where everyone has the opportunity to contribute, be seen, and be valued.

Together, we can redefine what’s possible and help ensure people with disabilities can live a life without limits.

03/02/2026

Green isn’t just a color this month, it’s a movement! 💚

March is Cerebral Palsy Awareness Month. More than 1 million Americans and an estimated more than 50 million people globally are affected by CP. It is the most common motor disability in children, and the most common lifelong physical disability in the world.

This year marks the 20th anniversary of the establishment of Cerebral Palsy Awareness Day by families in the CP community to increase awareness and visibility, so don’t forget to wear green on March 25th!

02/17/2026

Each year, UCP is a proud sponsor of the Vinfen Film Festival, which uses the power of film to raise awareness, foster important dialogue, and fight against the discrimination and stigma so often faced by people with mental health conditions and disabilities.

The Film Festival returns in 2026 with four feature documentaries and one short film, alongside panel discussions with filmmakers, human services professionals, and individuals with lived experience. A reception will follow, giving guests the opportunity to connect and mingle.

Check out the link in our profile for more info on the featured films and to purchase tickets!

02/16/2026

During Random Acts of Kindness Week, we’re celebrating the everyday moments that make a world of difference - a helping hand, an inclusive opportunity, a voice of encouragement, a door held open just a little longer.
Every act of kindness helps build a more inclusive community where everyone can thrive. When kindness leads, limits disappear.

01/15/2026

We’re hiring Direct Support Professionals at United Cerebral Palsy!
If you’re passionate about supporting people with disabilities to live full, meaningful lives, we’d love to have you on our team. As a DSP, you’ll make a real impact every day supporting independence, dignity, and community inclusion.
✨Life without limits for people with disabilities✨

Apply today by sending your resume and cover letter to jobs@ucpboston.org or visit the “Careers” page on our website (link in bio). Message us for more info!