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On May 22, 2026, CPW proudly hosted its agency-wide art show, Art Is for Everyone, curated by CPW Art Instructor Julia Fernandez. The exhibit showcased a vibrant collection of individual and collaborative works created by participants and employees from across all CPW programs. Families, participants, staff, and community members came together to enjoy refreshments, connect with one another, and celebrate the power of creativity and self-expression. Thank you to everyone who helped make the event such a wonderful success! This inspiring show was a beautiful reminder that creativity belongs to everyone.
#artisforeveryone #cpwcommunity #CreativeExpression #InclusionMatters #communityarts #CelebrateCreativity #cpwproud #artsforall
Six students from CPW’s BRIDGE School were awarded the Triple C Award this month. Each year through the Triple C Program, New York State Attorney General Letitia James recognizes who have shown exceptional perseverance, acknowledging Commitment, Character and Courage. Congratulations Bella, Matthew E., Sofia, Valentina, and all!
Interested in Volunteering or looking for an Internship? Join us!
CPW has a variety of opportunities for people interested in getting involved, and students looking to fulfill their school requirement. Together, we can design meaningful community service opportunities based on interest and availability. Possible activities include reading to school students, singing and dancing, cooking, arts and crafts, fundraising, and more! Your contributions will make a positive effect on the lives of children and adults in our programs. Reach out to our Internship and Volunteer Placement Manager, Joan Colangelo, at Joan.Colangelo@cpwestchester.org, or visit cpwestchester.org/get-involved/
#volunteer #internship #westchester #ryebrook
Happy Memorial Day from everyone here at Cerebral Palsy of Westchester. Thank you for your service.
Rye Nature Center's Nature Station visited the United Preschool Center today! This mobile classroom and exhibit gave students and staff the opportunity to have a hands-on environmental experience - from hanging out with Popcorn the Snake and Laser the Turtle - to investigating all the neat exhibits inside the Nature Station. This visit was made possible through the support of the center’s Nature Access Fund. Thank you Friends of Rye Nature Center!
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