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ARCA is a private not-for-profit organization opening doors for over 600 children and adults with developmental disabilities to live great lives. Our services continue in the spirit of our founding Albuquerque families 55 years ago. We provide customized opportunities for individuals with disabilities to live, work and enjoy rich recreational experiences in valued community roles. Who We Are: ARCA’s “A” captures the culture of our 660 member workforce. It provides a portrait of the vibrant…
- LICKING COUNTY BOARD OF DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES - SERVICE COORDINATION
OH, 565 INDUSTRIAL PARKWAY, 43056 NEWARK | (740) 349-1420WHAT CAN A SERVICE COORDINATOR DO FOR YOU? Determine if you or a family member is eligible for LCBDD services. Link you to community resources including recreational opportunities, budget-management services, counseling, physicians and dentists. Make referrals to community agencies on your behalf. Support you in a crisis. Inform you about your rights and responsibilities. Help you communicate with a physician or other specialist. Assist you or a family member in finding employment. Notify you…
Carey Services assists people of varying degrees of ability find meaningful work in our community. Whether we are working for an individual with significant intellectual deficiencies or a college graduate with osteoarthritis, our goal is to provide the highest level of professional service to join seekers and the businesses that hire them. Carey Services Supported Living Program enables people we serve to live in their own apartment or home with the assistance and support of agency staff.…
- SPEECH LANGUAGE & LEARNING SERVICES
WA, 4301 SOUTH PINE STREET SUITE 219, 98409 TACOMA | 001 (253) 476-6550Our goal at Speech Language and Learning Services is to normalize, improve, or manage a persons ability to speak clearly, communicate effectively, swallow, remember or learn resulting from developmental, acquired, or neurological based conditions
The Arc of Central Virginia is dedicated to improving the qualify of life for people with disabilities. We have been dedicated to serving those with Intellectual and Developmental disabilities in the Counties of Amherst, Appomattox, Bedford and Campbell and the Cities of Lynchburg and Bedford since 1962. The Arc of Central Virginia is dedicated to meeting the needs of individuals in the community and their families to prevent institutional placement, now and in the future. We believe that…
In 1952, a small group of loving parents united to form a group dedicated to enhancing the lives of their disabled sons and daughters. They were determined to give their children every opportunity to fully experience all that life had to offer. Community leaders with vision, special determination and unwavering commitment have also played a major role in establishing the not-for-profit organization that is now known as ADEC. Both groups have helped establish a legacy of love, care and concern…
Services For Supplemental Security Income (SSI) Recipients and Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) Beneficiaries: While SSA cash benefits and health care are critical for many persons with disabilities, there is a great deal of misunderstanding about work and receiving SSI/SSDI. AHEDD’s Work Benefits Counseling Program has been designed to provide you and your community with the very best in customer service and expertise in helping beneficiaries make informed choices and to be…
Are you interested in networking with other employers about employing persons with disabilities? The Pennsylvania Business Leadership Network (BLN) is a statewide, employer-driven program designed for business leaders to promote hiring practices that enable qualified people with disabilities to enter and succeed in the workplace. Employers are encouraged to participate in the BLN because it makes good business sense to expand the available pool of job applicants, it provides opportunities for…
- THE ARC OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, INC.
DC, 415 MICHIGAN AVENUE NE, SUITE 400, 20017 WASHINGTON | 001 (202) 636-2950The Arc of the District of Columbia, Inc. (Arc of DC) is a private, nonprofit 501(c)(3) membership organization serving persons with intellectual disabilities and their families in the District of Columbia. As a state chapter of The Arc of the United States, The Arc of DC provides support and services to more than 300 persons annually. The programs and services of The Arc of DC enhance the quality of life for individuals we serve. Through our advocacy and community supports, District of Columbia…
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- THE ARC JACKSONVILLE - DOWNTOWN SITE AND ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES
FL, 1050 NORTH DAVIS STREET, 32202 JACKSONVILLE | 001 (904) 355-0155The Arc Jacksonville began more than forty years ago by parents seeking opportunities for their children with mental retardation. Because public schools were not then available to these children, we originally provided educational opportunities. But as public education became available to all people, The Arc Jacksonville changed and expanded its services, which are described on this Web site. Today, with an annual operating budget of 7 million dollars, we serve over 400 individuals daily and…
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Arc of Iberia provides vocational training and employment opportunities for individuals with developmental disabilities. Arc of Iberia is committed to the development of people with disabilities to higher levels of living through work oriented services and employment in an environment which contributes to their growth and self-sufficiency. The employment service program is designed to train individuals and provide them with valuable employment skills, so they may pursue their employment goals.…
The Arc of Mecklenburg County, Inc. a United Way organization, is a local affiliated chapter of Arc national and state, and is driven and managed by its board and membership. The Arc of Mecklenburg County, Inc. works diligently to promote individualized, community-based supports and services to people of all ages with developmental disabilities. Services of the Arc of Mecklenburg County include case and class advocacy, support and outreach, information and referral, education and training…
- ARC OF IBERIA RESALE CLOTHING STORE
LA, 211 NORTH MAIN STREET, 70552 LOREAUVILLE | 001 (337) 229-7007assisted living, welfare, disabled people support, vocational training, housing, arc, birth defect, nonprofit organizations, summer camp, recreational programs, disabled people protection, autism
Day Habilitation activities offer fascinating new experiences while presenting challenges and responsibilities that increase an individual's self-esteem, mobility, and socialization in the community. Individuals take an active role in planning and implementing activities for themselves on a daily basis. From their personally chosen interests, preferences, and goals, a tailor-made Day Activity Plan is developed. Each plan is as personal and unique as an individual's fingerprints. These programs…
The Arc of St. Lucie County, Inc. is a private not-for-profit corporation that provides a comprehensive array of services to individuals with mental, physical, and developmental disabilities in our community. It is the mission of The Arc to enhance the dignity and independence of persons who are disabled in our community. The Arc is dedicated to enabling individuals we serve to choose and realize their goals of where and how to live, learn, work and play. It is the strong belief of the staff and…
- ARC OF ONONDAGA COUNTY - DAY HABILITATION HAMPTON
NY, 203 E. HAMPTON PLACE, 13206 SYRACUSE | (315) 579-5618Arc of Onondaga offers day habilitation at eight convenient sites in Onondaga County, several of which focus on specific needs. Day Habilitation supports people with developmental disabilities who have higher needs for more intense training in order to make their community experience, and the experience of the community, more positive. Day Habilitation provides individuals with developmental disabilities opportunities to learn skills to achieve a higher level of independence, a stronger…
- ARC OF GREATER NEW ORLEANS - UPTOWN LEARNING CENTER, EARLY INTERVENTION, DAY CARE, FAMILY SERVICE
LA, 1771 NASHVILLE AVE., 70115 NEW ORLEANS | 504-897-4060Early Intervention can make a significant difference in children that are experiencing developmental delays. Arc can provide individualized services to assist in all areas of growth and development. Ages: birth to 3-years. Arc is there to not only help the child, but provide support to the family. Through its Family Services Coordination division, service coordinators work with families to assess needs and identify services for children with developmental delays. With this assistance, parents…
- ARC OF GREATER NEW ORLEANS - INDIVIDUAL OPTIONS CHALMETTE COMMUNITY CENTER
LA, 3700 JEAN LAFITTE PKWY., 70043 CHALMETTE | 504-301-4360We are a 501(c) (3) non-profit organization serving people with intellectual disabilities and delays from birth through adulthood in Orleans, Jefferson and St. Bernard parishes. Arc of Greater New Orleans is committed to securing for all people with intellectual disabilities the opportunity to develop, function and live to their fullest potential. Arc of Greater New Orleans has been an integral part of the New Orleans area community since 1953, offering supports and services to adults with…
Day Habilitation Services strive to foster personal growth for those with a disability and encourage integration within the community. The focus is on building self-esteem and independence; while introducing individuals to a variety of experiences, new friends, and possible future volunteer opportunities. Individuals at the Elba-based Day Habilitation Center are involved in a variety of activities designed to enhance personal growth and social interaction. While the program offers structured…
The mission of The Arc of Omaha is to improve and enrich the lives of people with developmental disabilities and to provide information, education and support to their families. The Arc of Omaha offers a broad range of programs to accomplish its mission. Additionally, The Arc of Omaha is a resource for current information on disabilities and disability law. The staff monitors state, local and federal legislation affecting people with disabilities. Training sessions are available to professionals…
SullivanArc is a not-for-profit agency dedicated to providing support and services to over 800 individuals with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities and to their families. A chapter of NYSARC, Inc., SullivanArc is located at 162 East Broadway in Monticello, NY. Our agency offers a broad range of services including Clinical Services, Day Habilitation and Day Services including a Seniors Program, Family Support Services, Guardianship Services, Service Coordination, Residential Services…
- THE ARC OF BRADFORD COUNTY - STELLAS PLACE GROUP HOME
FL, 2694 SOUTH EAST 150TH STREET, 32091 STARKE | 001 (904) 964-6648transportation, sibshops, disabled people support, fetal alcohol syndrome, aspergers syndrome, mental health, early intervention, spina bifida, residential services, homes, adults with disabilities
- THE ARC OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY INC - KARASIK CHILD CENTER
MD, 10611 TENBROOK DRIVE, 20901 SILVER SPRING | 301.984.5777Hours: Monday-Friday, 7 am-6 pm, 12 months; Before/After Care Hours: 7-9 am, 3-6 pm. The Arc Montgomery County Karasik and Family, Infant & Child Care Center provides educational and childcare services to children with and without intellectual and developmental disabilities. The center focuses on the developmental needs of each child through a partnership of families and professionally-trained staff, and provides opportunities for personal growth and development in a safe, positive, nurturing…
- THE ARC OF BERGEN AND PASSAIC COUNTIES - HEADQUARTERS
NJ, 223 MOORE STREET, 07601 HACKENSACK | (201)343-0322The Arc of Bergen and Passaic Counties is a private not-for profit organization of families, self advocates, professionals and community members dedicated to assisting individuals with developmental disabilities and their families. The Arc is a membership organization affiliated with The Arc of New Jersey and The Arc of the United States. The Arc of Bergen and Passaic Counties Established in 1947, Celebrating Over 60 Years of Service To People With Developmental Disabilities and Their Families…
- ARC FRESNO - ENRICHMENT CENTER, INDEPENDENT LIVING SERVICES
CA, 4567 N MARTY AVE, 93722 FRESNO | (559) 226-6268The Arc Fresno is a private, non-profit 501(c)(3) organization who was founded in 1953. We provide services and supports for over 550 individuals with developmental disabilities throughout Fresno County. We currently offer eight (8) programs, and do so with the help of 145 employees. The Arc Fresno empowers individuals with developmental disabilities to attain greater independence by offering everyday life experiences in a supportive community. The people we serve come first! They are the most…
The Arc Of Gregg County was started in 1960 by a group of concerned parents. The Arc of Gregg County is a Greater Longview United Way Agency. We also receive funding by providing Day Habilitation Services to local providers of services for persons with intellectual disabilities. Additional funds are secured through membership fees, grants, and individual and corporate charitable contributions. The Arc Of Gregg County also hosts several fundraising events throughout the year. We serve individuals…
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The history of UPARC began in 1958 with the banding together of a small Advocacy group organization known as Parents and Friends of the Retarded. Six families seeking services for their retarded children met first in an old Clearwater City building on the bluffs at the present site of the new City Hall. A small, rented office on Ponce de Leon Street near Missouri Avenue then became headquarters for several years. Pioneer programs such as Camp We Can Do sprang from this location due to the spark…
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- ARC ADVOCACY & RESOURCE CENTER - ADAPTIVE MATERIALS FOR INDEPENDENCE
MI, 16531 GREENLY ST., 49424 HOLLAND | 616-399-5520In 1980 ARC began training motivated individuals with disabilities to live in their own apartments. Adaptive materials were developed by a special education teacher with the input of the apartment trainees. These materials assisted each person to have a successful independent living experience. ARC published the materials and began marketing them in response to the great demand demonstrated by people in other programs in Michigan and around the country.
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The Arc of Alameda County Union City Facility housing the Vocational Development Center, Alternative Ventures Program, and SCOPE program. SCOPE serves people with intellectual and developmental disabilities to assure that each person experiences and participates as a valued member within the community. Our approach is centered around four basic aspects of daily life: Domestic tasks such as laundry, cooking and cleaning. Recreation/Leisure activities such as movies, sports and picnics. Community…
Hayward Facility of The Arc of Alameda County housing the First Step Children's Center, AVP & VDC Programs and the Vocational Development Center. Our Vocational Development Center program is designed around providing vocational training and real jobs -- with real paychecks. The consumer can gain: On-the-job training; Marketable skills; Work experience; The opportunity to demonstrate efficiency, dependability and productivity - rated by employers as the most important characteristics of potential…
The Arc’s Senior Services offers integrated social, recreational and educational activities for people with developmental disabilities over age 45 years at their own facility on Bay Street in the busy Fisherman’s Wharf area. Seniors with The Arc also participate at other culturally diverse senior centers and park/recreational facilities throughout San Francisco, enjoying many opportunities to meet new friends and stay engaged and healthy as they age. Activities for seniors include: Gardening…
The Arc-Solano is a private, non-profit organization, governed by a volunteer Board of Directors who, with the assistance of staff, plan and develop needed programs and services for adults with developmental disabilities and their families. The Arc-Solano has been serving Solano County since 1953. The Arc-Solano features three core programs: Alternatives in Curriculum and Training (ACT): ACT is a behavioral day program designed to serve the special needs of consumers with dual diagnoses. The…
Since May 2003, ARC of Maui County continues to assist individuals and families on Moloka`i. ARC of Maui County enables residents of Moloka`i to enjoy services from the Home and Community Based Services (H&CBS) Program. Federal and State tax dollars provides these services on Moloka`i similar throughout the State of Hawaii. Home and Community Based Services (H&CBS) are designed to keep families intact. Staff is assigned one on one relationship to work with the person who has developmental…
Productivity is accomplished by providing a variety of age-appropriate activities, including; Woodworking, Art Baking and cooking, Photography, Sewing, Other "vocational" activities. Recreation is accomplished by providing not only exercise groups, but also organized community recreational opportunities such as individual and team sports (i.e., softball, basketball, bowling, etc.). Socialization is accomplished by offering volunteer opportunities in the community, participating in organized…
CDC Resources is a compassionate service provider and community advocate focused on rural northwest central Indiana. The agency, founded by parents in 1953, is a 501c3 nonprofit corporation governed by a volunteer Board of Directors from the area. Services: CDC Resources believes that individuals with developmental disabilities have the right to live in the community as full participants and the right to resources in support of their goals and aspirations. Day Services is a core service that…
We believe in the uniqueness, worth and right to self-determination of every individual. Therefore, it is our mission, in partnership with the community, to prepare, empower and support persons with developmental disabilities and their families to participate fully in the life of the community. Principles of Service: Stone Belt has developed our Principles of Service with the involvement of clients, families, staff and others from the community. These principles are used as the guidelines for…
Louisville Metro Arc is one of more than 700 chapters of The Arc and our mission is to promote and protect the human rights of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD) and actively support their full inclusion and participation in the community. We champion the civil rights of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD) in areas such as education, housing, employment, health care and more. We are also the nation's leading and largest community-based…
Thrift Store Hours Monday - Friday : 10:00a to 5:00p; Saturday : 10:00a to 3:00p . The national Arc movement began in Minnesota in 1946 at a time when institutional care was substandard, community alternatives were rarely available, and myths about developmental disabilities were widespread so that people with developmental disabilities and their families were isolated from the rest of society. Originally organized to serve children with mental retardation, The Arc now serves people of all…
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West Seneca Development Center provides supports and services to individuals with intellectual and other developmental disabilities.
Roosevelt Children's Center (RCC), a division of Wayne ARC, offers a wide variety of diverse services through an experienced, licensed and/or certified staff including early childhood and special education educators, speech pathologists, physical therapists, occupational therapists, psychologists, nurses, family advocates, school counselors, assistive technology providers, music therapists, and teachers of the blind/visually impaired. Our goal as an Early Intervention and Preschool program for…
The Arc of Delaware County is a non-profit organization that has been advocating for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD) since its incorporation in 1956. Historically, The Arc of Delaware County has played a vital leadership role in securing civil rights and community inclusion for all persons with intellectual and related disabilities, including the right to education, workplace accommodation and community living. Today, the Arc is the premier advocacy organization…
- TARC - SUNSHINE EXPRESS EARLY CARE & EDUCATION CENTER
LA, 411 GABASSE STREET, 70360 HOUMA | (985) 580-1136SUNSHINE EXPRESS EARLY CARE & EDUCATION CENTER is founded on the basic philosophy of providing quality care and education for all children. The State of Louisiana Bureau of Licensing licenses this Class-A Day Care Center. It provides a full-inclusion program offering developmentally appropriate care to all children participating. It is our purpose to provide an educational setting involving a special degree of support to develop and enrich each student's self-esteem, self-confidence, values…
EMARC is a non-profit charitable corporation founded in 1954 and incorporated in 1957. We help children and adults with developmental disabilities live, work and play in our communities. EMARC annually serves over 700 families from Everett, Lynn, Lynnfield, Malden, Medford, Melrose, North Reading, Reading, Saugus, Stoneham, Wakefield and surrounding communities. The following is an overview of the services EMARC provides: Life Choices, a new program supporting adults in developing their life…
Consumers participating in the Employment Plus program will be provided with the necessary services, supports and follow-up to ensure job retention, job satisfaction, maximum earnings and employer satisfaction. Prior to an individual, group or commercial services placement, all consumers will receive the benefits of The Arc Fresno's pre-employment services. Each consumer will participate in a comprehensive pre-employment screening, evaluation and assessment to identify areas of employment…
