The show this year is a musical mystery dinner and holiday spinoff of the classic Casablanca titled… Clausablanca!
In a small cabaret in German-occupied France right before Christmas, someone will end up murdered. Who did it? Could it be the French cabaret owner? The torch-singing femme fatale? The standup comic? The overworked girl Friday? One man dares to crack the case. That man is Nick Fearlessness. Nick doesn’t know the meaning of the word, “fear”. He doesn’t know the meaning of the word, “quit”. Nor does he know the meaning of hundreds of other commonly used words. But in a time when the world needs heroes, he may just be the only hope we have.
We are super excited about our 3rd annual Murder Mystery – Look for details in the near future!
Let me ask you this… Can you figure out who dunnit???
On August 7th we’ll kick off the first of three blood drives in a 5-day period. It will be located in the conference room of the Monroeville Office Building.
To ensure we provide all staff with ample opportunity to donate we will then move to the Community Room at the Johnstown Office on Thur, Aug. 10th. Our final opportunity to participate will take place on Friday, Aug. 11th, and that will be held at the New Kingston Fire Hall in Mechanicsburg.
Hope to see you all there!
Help us save lives!
The 2023 Highmark Walk officially kicks-off February 1st! This year will mark our 8th year participating and each year we are so incredibly thankful for the support we receive from our partners, friends, and community. We expect 2023 to be no different. Below you will find more information about how you can support AUCP in the 2023 Highmark Walk in reaching our total goal of $7,500!
Here’s what to do:
- Register: This is the first step towards supporting AUCP, follow the links below:
- Share: Support from outside agencies and individuals is our biggest help when it comes to the Highmark Walk. Start sharing about the walk with your coworkers, friends, and family. Get them excited about joining your team!
- Recruit: Grow your team by asking friends and family to walk with you!
- Stay tuned: Visit us on Facebook to stay up-to-date.
Alleghenies United Cerebral Palsy (AUCP) has once again been awarded accreditation of Case Management for Long-Term Services and Supports (LTSS) by the National Committee for Quality Accreditation (NCQA). This accreditation is a comprehensive, evidence-based program that is awarded to programs that meet NCQA’s Standards and Guidelines. It addresses how the organization delivers efficient, effective person-centered care that meets each participant’s needs, measures the quality improvement to support people living in their preferred setting, and meets the state’s Managed Care requirements.
This is the second consecutive time that AUCP has been awarded this accreditation, this time with a perfect score. We owe our success to our hardworking staff and their dedication to our participants and the quality of services provided.
For more information on the Accreditation of Case Management for Long-Term Services and Supports, please visit NCQA’s website.