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Programs

The Arc of Opportunity offers a wide variety of programs designed to advance our mission to create and support lifetime opportunities in the community for individuals with disabilities and their families to reach their fullest potential by providing advocacy, education, employment, residential and recreational services to enhance quality of life.

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What We Do

Available Programs

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Day Supports

Day Supports are a safe, fun, and engaging environment for individuals with disabilities to do more than they thought possible.

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Family Supports

Everyone needs support from time to time and families caring for an individual with disabilities sometimes need a little extra support.

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Recreation Supports

Our Recreation Program provides safe and secure experiences - from day trips to long weekends - for individuals with disabilities to have a new experience, make new friends, and most of all have fun!

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Home Supports

The Arc of Opportunity’s goal with the Home Support program is to help individuals and their families to create a home that meets their specific needs while creating the opportunity to be an active part of the community.

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Employment Supports

The Arc provides wide-ranging services to support and advocate for individuals with disabilities as valuable members of the workforce. These services meet the individual where he or she is at in the employment process and encourages growth to their fullest potential.

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Person-Centered Program Inquiry

The Arc offers a range of supports including residential, home supports, day habilitation, supported employment, and recreation. Focused on the individual, our mission is to lend support to as many aspects of life as necessary.

Developmental Disabilities is Common in the US About 1 in 6 Children

And that the number of such children increased 17.1% (about 1.8 Million More Children) Over the Past 12 Years Studied.