Dear Friends, This time last year, we said - United Cerebral Palsy of ...

Our Infinitec program continues steady growth,
despite school cutbacks. Thanks in part to a $367,000
grant from Ronald McDonald House Charities, the
program is expanding beyond Illinois and Kansas into
Georgia and Minnesota. In the first year alone, we expect
to serve 16,000 students age 5 to 18 in Georgia and
another 9,500 in Minnesota. We look forward to opening
new opportunities for students with specialized needs, like
Jonathan and Andrew. Jonathan, a high school student
with autism, uses a DynaVox V to communicate with his
teachers, classmates and family. Andrew, finishing junior
high, takes advantage of InfiniTEXT to read textbooks and
Andrew
the novels he’s assigned for English class.
>>> see Andrew’s story