About Us: Upcoming Events
SEPTEMBER 18TH SCENIC HILLS GOLF COURSE
In October of 2008, United Cerebral Palsy hosted its inaugural networking golf tournament on the newly renovated Scenic Hills Golf Course. Vowing to “play again next year”, two flights of golfers raved about the complimentary upscale ditty bags, valuable door prizes, and the fifteen food and beverages vendors on the course.
Golfers can expect the same premier treatment when UCP’s second annual networking golf tournament tees off again at Scenic Hills Golf Course on Friday, September 18. Businesses and individuals interested in networking through the tournament as sponsors, golfers, course vendors, and in-kind supporters should contact Pam Huggins at phuggins@ucpnwlf.org or 595-0265.
The tournament generates support for the more than 700 infants, children and youth with developmental disabilities who rely on United Cerebral Palsy of Northwest Florida for services, encouragement, and therapies each year. United Cerebral Palsy of Northwest Florida Foundation is building a future that provides for the care of children with developmental disabilities – throughout life.
Hope to see you there!
Caring About Kids Tours
Every month Children's Services Center invites individuals interested in learning more about what we do in for a quick tour and round table discussion of children’s issues. Tours are held in both Escambia and Santa Rosa Counties
In Santa Rosa County:
Come spend an hour with the children and staff at the Milton Child Care Center. Tour the classrooms. Learn about the background to this important Santa Rosa program and how it is impacting our community.
In Escambia County: Tours are held at Parent Place, 1000 West Leonard Street in Pensacola. Come learn more about this important resource for area families and organizations
For more information call Nancy Wolfe at 595-5921
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Children's Services Center is an affiliate of United Cerebral Palsy of Northwest Florida.
