 |
|
| About Cerebral Palsy, Inc. |
|
|
|
Cerebral Palsy, Inc. has been serving Northeast Wisconsin for over 54 years. While providing services to people of all ages, regardless of income or their reason for needing services, we strive to promote community involvement, inclusion and enhance the quality of life of all persons. When cost effective, innovative, quality care is needed, we are here to help. Our skilled staff is here to work with individuals and families by providing support and professional services to those who have been affected by temporary or permanent physical, sensory, and/or speech needs or conditions regardless of what brought on the need for services. Our staff is skilled in dealing with Cerebral Palsy, Muscular Dystrophy, Spina Bifida, Arthritis, Back Pain, Post Stroke, Post Surgical, Chronic Pain, Fibromyalgia, Amputees, Diabetes, Head Injury, Developmental Delays, Accident Recovery, and Sports Injury, just to name a few of the conditions.
Cerebral Palsy, Inc. is independent of any state or national organization and is governed by a 27 member volunteer board of directors made up of community professionals. Their varying backgrounds help ensure efficient and effective operations. We are a local, independent, 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization. All of the money raised by our organization stays locally and is used to help persons in Northeast Wisconsin.
Following is a brief description of the services we offer:
Children’s Services: Birth-to-3 and Pediatric Therapy Services
Common Paths Early Education & Care: an inclusive child care facility serving children with and without special needs
Adult Day Services: Adult Day Services for individuals over the age of 18, who are no longer being served by their school district. Providing age appropriate skills training for individuals at two locations: the Greater Green Bay and Lakeshore CP Centers.
Outreach Services: Providing support services for individuals and families needing assistance outside of the programs offered at the CP Center
Assistive Technology Services: Augmentative Communication and Adaptive Computer Access services
The Aquatic Center at CP: Individual and group aquatic exercise, swim instruction and personal training. Two warm water swimming pools which average 90-92 degrees and a whirlpool which averages 102 degrees, all pools are open to the public.
Affirmative Action
No otherwise qualified applicant for services or service recipient shall be excluded from participation, be denied benefits, or otherwise be subject to discrimination in any manner on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, religion, age, disability or income. This policy covers eligibility for and access to service delivery, and treatment in all of our programs and activities.
Back to Top
|
|
|
Cerebral Palsy, Inc. provides services for the people of Northeast Wisconsin to promote community involvement, inclusion, and to enhance the quality of life of persons affected by temporary or permanent physical, sensory, and/or speech needs or conditions.
Back to Top
|
|
|
- CP, Inc. will, through its trained caring staff, bring caring to life by treating everyone as an individual and showing him/her respect, courtesy, and dignity.
- CP, Inc. will be the industry leader in service standards, creative program innovation, and service outcomes.
- CP, Inc. will keep a watch on the changing needs of the community and will provide a flexible and innovative response to these changing needs.
- CP, Inc. will be viewed as a community leader and partner willing to collaborate and share its knowledge and expertise for the benefit of those served.
- CP, Inc. will continually work to maximize organizational efficiency while maintaining program effectiveness.
- CP, Inc. will ensure that its services and operations are safe for clients and staff.
- CP, Inc. values its employees.
- CP, Inc. sponsored fundraising activities and special events will be perceived by those participating as being of the highest quality, fun, exciting, and fresh.
- CP, Inc. is mindful of its dependence on strong donor relations and will work to help ensure that all donors, supporters, event coordinators, and volunteers regardless of the level of their involvement will be shown a genuine appreciation for their efforts.
- CP, Inc. embraces the challenges presented by the competitive environment in which service provision and fundraising efforts reside.
- CP, Inc. values the need for community visibility.
- CP, Inc.'s commitment to services to the people of Northeast Wisconsin is larger than the CP Center facility.
Back to Top
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Bill Micksch - Schreiber Foods
President
Sarah Griffiths - St. Norbert College
1st Vice-President
LuEllen Oskey - Schneider National, Inc.
2nd Vice-President
Paul Snider - Georgia-Pacific
Treasurer
Michael Koval - Schreiber Foods
Secretary
Martha Ahrendt - Greater Green Bay Community Foundation
Gary Allen - Retired Business Manager, Plumbers & Steamfitters Local 400
Tom Apple - Windmoeller & Hoelscher Corporation
Katie Clancy - Insurance Associates of Green Bay
Hon. Marc Hammer - Judge, Brown County Circuit Court, Branch V
Stephen Harkness - Kimberly-Clark
Frank Hermans - Let Me Be Frank Productions
Tom Hinz - Brown County Executive
Dr. Jennifer Hoyer - Aurora Health Care
Melissa Lemkuil - WG&R Furniture
Bert Liebmann - Liebmann, Conway, Olejniczak & Jerry, S.C.
Dr. Edward Lin - Orthodontic Specialists of Green Bay
Deb Mauthe - Prevea Health
Joan Malcheski - The Karma Group, Inc.
Betsy Mitchell - Green Bay Packers, Inc.
Paul Ninham - Duck Creek Coffee Co.
Laurie Olson - The Business Bank
Kurt Rotherham - The Elite Group
Steve VandenAvond - Silver Lake College
Erin Van Zeeland - Schneider National, Inc.
Donald Salmon - St. Norbert College
Tom Walsh - Walsh & Walsh SC
Executive Director
Dale M. Barbiaux |
| Back to Top
|
|
|
