About UCP/WORC

As part of one of the nation’s largest health charities,UCP/WORC is a leader in providing innovative programs and services to people with disabilities in Volusia, Flagler, Lake, Marion and Putnam counties.  We serve more than 600 individuals each year.  Formerly known as WORC or Work Oriented Rehabilitation Center, UCP/WORC opened in 1969.  Since then we have been committed to our Mission - 

 INSPIRING PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES TO DISCOVER THEIR LIMITLESS POTENTIAL.

As one of the nation’s leading organizations serving and advocating for more than 54 million Americans with disabilities, United Cerebral Palsy is an accredited organization known for service-based, individual-focused approach. Our strength as a nationwide network grows out of a long history of service and unwavering commitment for more than 55 years to advancing the full citizenship of people with disabilities.

UCP/WORC Life Without Limits Luncheon 2013

The 2013 Life Without Limits Luncheon was held at the Embry Riddle Aeronautical University's new Jim W. Henderson Administration and Welcome Center on March 19th.  The Schwartz Family Community Service Award was presented to Kit Martin this year for her four decades of friendship and services with UCP/WORC and her life's work of caring for the handicapped as a physical therapist.  Today, Kit selflessly advocates for UCP/WORC by educating the community about our programs and services and the importance of these services to our participants and the community.

UCP/WORC Expanding in Flagler County

Over the next few years, UCP/WORC plans to expand our services in Flagler County through the development of our property at 1202 East Moody Boulevard in Bunnell.  Currently, we serve 22 individuals with disabilities at our Flagler Program in a strip mall at 2729 East Moody Boulevard and we have little opportunity for program growth in this space.  After identifying other community needs through the Flagler County Needs Assessment 2013 Survey, we will build a new facility to grow our current services and expand to meet other commmunity needs.  Energized support from the Flagler County community will be critical to our ability to expand our services.

Please download and return your completed Flagler County Needs Assessment 2013 Survey to help us identify and support the needs of the community.