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Who We Are
Congrats to Luanne Welch, Our President & CEO

We're proud to share the news: Luanne Welch, President and CEO to Easterseals UCP North Carolina & Virginia, received the Triangle Business Journal's Women in Business Award for Non-Profit Leadership.

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What We Do
- For Children
- For Adults
- For Veterans
- For Caregivers
Davian Strives for Independence

Two-year-old Davian, who has Down Syndrome, is becoming more independent thanks to the hard work of staff at Dorothy Spainhour Child Development Center. He is feeding himself, following directions and interacting with classmates!

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Chris Scores

The support of Individual and Community Services staff helps Chris achieve new skills and reach goals. He's hitting one out of the park! Learn more about how Easterseals UCP can help your family.

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Easterseals UCP
North Carolina & Virginia

You can reach us at:

5171 Glenwood Ave. Suite 211
Raleigh, NC 27612
(800) 662-7119
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Employment Services

Easterseals UCP provides Employment Services for adults with disabilities, enabling individuals to earn wages and develop skills. The programs are available to individuals with Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities and individuals with Mental Health or Substance Use Challenges.

Employment Services for individuals with Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities

We provide one-on-one assistance at a person's job site to help develop skills and build supportive relationships with co-workers and employers. These services also help individuals with disabilities identify career interests and skills, and connect them with meaningful, competitive jobs with community employers. Learn more about our services.

Individual Placement and Support Services

Individual Placement and Support (IPS) is a model of supported employment for people with serious mental illness or substance use challenges. IPS supported employment helps people living with behavioral health conditions work at regular jobs of their choosing. Get more info and find a location near you in North Carolina.

AgrAbility

In partnership with Virginia Cooperative Extension, the AgrAbility Virginia project provides direct education and on-site assistance to farmers and farm workers with disabilities, as well as their family members. The project offers information on modification/adaptation of farm equipment and operations, farmstead accessibility, and assistive technology.