For people with intellectual and developmental disabilities
For people with intellectual and developmental disabilities
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Working at The Arc gives you the opportunity to create change and be more involved in your community. We are growing and we need people on our team who are not afraid to break barriers!
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We enrich the lives of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, their families, and their communities through advocacy in education, policy, and human rights.
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The Arc fights every day to protect civil rights and access to vital programs, such as Medicaid, for those with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD). But we can’t do it alone! We need the help of people with I/DD, their families, and allies of the cause.
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Recent Posts
Turning 18: What Every Parent of a Child with Intellectual and/or Developmental Disabilities (IDD) Needs to Know.
This series is intended for parents of youth and young adults with IDD who are interested in gathering information about the range of options for providing decision-making support.
Students experiencing foster care are at higher risk of struggling in school,
dropping out, and being suspended or expelled. Outcomes can be even more
dire for students with disabilities. Our Foster Care Special Education
advocates are here to help!
2022 Hybrid Self-Determination Conference.
Dispelling Benefit-to-Work Myths is intended to provide professionals, primarily supporting individuals experiencing a serious mental illness, with a basic understanding of eligibility and work incentives for individuals receiving SSI & Medicaid and/or SSDI & Medicare.
Students are required to follow school rules, but they also have certain rights under the law to be treated fairly. If a student breaks a rule, state law limits the ways the student may be disciplined.
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