Joan Glase, Director of Public Relations and Foundation at The ARC of the Greater Hudson Valley, visits RadioRotary to describe the work ARC does for its 2,000-some clients in Dutchess, Orange, and Sullivan counties. ARC furnishes group homes for 3 to 9 individuals and provides day programs for those individuals and for many who live with their families. Direct Support Professionals not only provide therapy but also help with employment or other concerns. The goal of ARC is to enable people of all abilities to become productive members of society. In addition to the homes and services to individuals living with their families, ARC has two clinics and both a pre-school and a K-12 school. The clinics offer several types of therapy, dental services, podiatry, and medical evaluation. ARC is a nonprofit primarily funded by government, but many services are enhanced by the ARC Foundation, which raises money through donations and events such at two golf tournaments each year.
\nLearn more:
\nThe ARC, Greater Hudson Valley, NY: https://arcghvny.org/
\nThe ARC, New York: https://www.thearcny.org/
\nThe ARC (of the United States): https://thearc.org/
\nEducational Learning Experiences at ARC: https://elearc.org/
\nNational Alliance for Direct Support Professionals: https://nadsp.org/
\nCATEGORIES
\nDevelopmentally Disabled
\nHudson Valley
\nMental Health
\nService Organizations
\nWords for Search
\nARC, Group Homes, Developmentally Disabled, Autism, Down Syndrome, Cerebral Palsy
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