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March is National Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month, a month where we recognize the coming together of people living with and without disabilities to form strong and diverse communities. This year's #DDAM theme is "We’re Here: Then, Now, Always" - This month is not about awareness as a one-time event. It’s a reminder that people with IDD are always here, and that all of us have a responsibility to keep learning, engaging, and building communities where everyone belongs – every day of the year.
Learn more about us at cpwestchester.org, or make a contribution now: cpwestchester.org/donate/
#diversity #inclusion #DDawareness2026 #DDAM2026 #WeReHere #ThenNowAlways
We are so proud of our BRIDGE School students working out in the community. As part of our pre-vocational curriculum, the students packaged and returned equipment to UPS.
JOIN US at The Rally in the Valley! On March 13th at 11 am, we're rallying at the Field House at Rockland Community College. Over 2,000 individuals, families, staff, and NYS legislators will be there! We're advocating for increased funding through New York State for disability services through a 2.7% Targeted Inflationary Increase, the inclusion of affordable housing initiatives, enhancing the NYS Child and Dependent Care Credit, and restoring healthcare enhancement programs. Let's work together to secure a stable care system for the I/DD community. There is power in numbers! Let us know if you can join the CPW contingent – email Tia at tia.levinson@cpwestchester.org.
“The more that you read, the more things you will know. The more that you learn, the more places you’ll go.” – Dr. Theodor Seuss Geisel.
Yesterday, March 2nd, was the beginning of National Read Across America Week and Dr. Seuss’ Birthday! The students of CPW’s BRIDGE School enjoyed a special read aloud session of "One fish, Two fish, Red fish, Blue fish" by our own Cat in the Hat, Director Paula McKenney. What a fun and wonderful day to celebrate reading.
#cerebralpalsyawarenessmonth has begun! Each March around the world, self-advocates, family members, and staff push for positive change in education programs, health care systems, and job markets to give, create and expand opportunities to those living with Cerebral Palsy.
CPW is proud to be on the forefront of supporting children and adults living with Cerebral Palsy for over 75 Years. Since 1949, CPW continues to provide essential educational services, direct services, housing, vocational training, recreation, rehabilitation and advocacy to children and adults living with all developmental disabilities.
Learn more about us at cpwestchester.org. Join us in making a difference by making a contribution: cpwestchester.org/donate
#GoGreen4CP #diversity #Inclusion
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