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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT THE CP CENTER
How long has the CP Center been in existence?
The Center's roots go back to 1939 when a small group of parents founded the Spastic Children's Society of Alameda Country to provide specialized services to children with cerebral palsy and increase awareness of this disorder. The name was changed to the United Cerebral Palsy Association of Alameda County in 1949 and then the Cerebral Palsy Center for the Bay Area in 1969.
What kinds of programs and services does it offer?
Does the Center offer a jobs program to its participants?
Who is eligible to participate in these programs?
Do you only accept people with cerebral palsy?
How many participants are there?
What are the hours of the Center's operation?
Does the Center offer medical care?
Is the staff certified?
Are there transportation services to and from the Center?
Are warm meals served to the participants?
Does the Center provide for its participants' personal needs?
Can I volunteer to help out at the Center?
How can I make a donation to the Center?