Mission: To assist individuals with developmental disabilities develop their capacities, strengths and skills to shape their own lives and succeed as members of the community.
Programs: Program services include: life skills training for young adults ages 17- 25; self-advocacy training for adults of all ages; mentoring, education, support and information for parents and other family members who care for individuals with intellectual/developmental disabilities; educating individuals, family members and caregiversabout how to effectively communicate with policy-makers and legislators regarding their life-long challenges and needs; develop and enhance job interview and work skills; peer networking; promote mentoring and supporting peers; teach responsibility and value of volunteering; develop leadership skills; book club to promote literacy, socialization and community inclusion; and discussions of dating and relationships. Participants learn life skills to help them transition into adult life and they learn and improve communication and social skills. Total served: 250
Donor & Volunteer Advisory
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organization or ceased operations.
My child attended a program at the Arc in 2014. The program promised to address several issues and could not. Staff was unprofessional and not prepared for the disability of my child. I do not know how they continue to receive public funding.