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United Cerebral Palsy of Greater Birmingham

Last updated May 23, 2011. This is not confirmation of current availability; call before travelling.

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Available here 20

Advocacy, Disabled/Handicapped Updated May 23, 2011
Advocacy, Special Needs Folks Updated May 23, 2011
Assistance, Referrals, Housing, Disabled, Accessible Housing Referrals for Disabled Updated May 23, 2011
Command & Control, Medical Unit Updated May 23, 2011
Demographic Served: Disabled, Persons With Disabilities Updated May 23, 2011
Demographic Served: Special Needs Updated May 23, 2011
Information Resource, Disaster Prep, Disabled People Updated May 23, 2011
Medical, Equipment, Assistive Device, Cane, Mobility Updated May 23, 2011
Medical, Equipment, Assistive Device, Canes, Walking Canes Updated May 23, 2011
Medical, Equipment, Assistive Device, Crutches Updated May 23, 2011
Medical, Equipment, Assistive Device, Crutches, Pediatric Updated May 23, 2011
Medical, Equipment, Assistive Device, Orthopedic, Brace Updated May 23, 2011
Medical, Equipment, Assistive Devices * (ANY/ALL Types) Updated May 23, 2011
Medical, Equipment, Assistive Devices, Chair, Shower Chair Updated May 23, 2011
Medical, Equipment, Assistive Devices, Mobility, Misc. * (ANY/ALL Types) Updated May 23, 2011
Medical, Equipment, Assistive Devices, Stabilizers, Supports and Braces Updated May 23, 2011
Medical, Equipment, Assistive Device, Toilet Seat (Raised) Updated May 23, 2011
Medical, Equipment, Assistive Device, Walker Updated May 23, 2011
Medical, Equipment, Assistive Device, Wheelchair, Electric Wheelchair Updated May 23, 2011
Medical, Equipment, Assistive Device, Wheelchairs, Misc. Updated May 23, 2011

Needed here 1

Status: Unknown, Needs Status Unknown (For Active Disasters) Average Updated May 23, 2011

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About this facility

Mission: The tornadoes and storms of April 27, 2011, struck communities all over northern and central Alabama, leaving destruction and death in their wake. Thousands of people have been displaced. While Alabama suffered the greatest devastation from these tornadoes, many other communities throughout the southeast were afflicted as well. And for those men, women and children whose lives were already filled with challenge due to disability, the impact of the storms is even greater. Although efforts to ascertain the extent of the damage are underway, we already know the extent of people's compassion and generosity. It's limitless. No limits. That's what is needed right now. No limits to generosity. No limits to support. No limits to making sure that people living with disabilities receive the help they need - as quickly as possible - to help them begin rebuilding their lives.
Service: Permanent

Notes

5/23/11: UCP is contact for any Disability Needs.