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The Arc of California - The Arc Contact The Arc of California 1225 8th St Ste 350, Sacramento, CA 95814-4804 Phone: (916) 552-6619 Email: dwigits@cox net
The Arc | For People With Intellectual Developmental Disabilities 20+ sessions, expert insights, and powerful networking await! Join us July 14–16 in New Orleans for the premier professional and leadership development program for chapters of The Arc and partners across the disability community You’ll participate in expert-led sessions focused on leadership, innovation, and impact
California Archives - The Arc The Arc and The Arc’s chapters are each separate and distinct 501(C)(3) organizations, each with their own staff and board of directors The Arc does not have any authority or oversight over chapter activities or any involvement in the daily operations of chapters
Why This Supreme Court Case Matters for Students with Disabilities The Arc and The Arc’s chapters are each separate and distinct 501(C)(3) organizations, each with their own staff and board of directors The Arc does not have any authority or oversight over chapter activities or any involvement in the daily operations of chapters
The Arc of Fresno and Madera Counties Contact The Arc of Fresno and Madera Counties 4490 E Ashlan Ave, Fresno, CA 93726-2647 Phone: (559) 226-6268 Email: arcfresno@arcfresno org
Find a chapter. - The Arc The Arc and The Arc’s chapters are each separate and distinct 501(C)(3) organizations, each with their own staff and board of directors The Arc does not have any authority or oversight over chapter activities or any involvement in the daily operations of chapters
Tell Congress: No Medicaid or SNAP Cuts! On May 22, the House of Representatives approved a budget bill that would cut $800 billion from Medicaid and $300 billion from SNAP This bill now moves to the Senate If this bill becomes law: States simply won’t have the money to fund the care and services people with disabilities need
About The Arc of the United States The Arc and The Arc’s chapters are each separate and distinct 501(C)(3) organizations, each with their own staff and board of directors The Arc does not have any authority or oversight over chapter activities or any involvement in the daily operations of chapters
Housing for People With Disabilities Their Families | The Arc People with IDD have the right to live in accessible, affordable housing in the community The Arc advocates to protect and improve federal housing laws and regulations and to ensure adequate funding for federal housing programs that assist people with IDD and their families
Medicaid People With Disabilities - The Arc Medicaid makes life in the community possible and is the primary source of health care and community-based supports for many people with IDD The federal state Medicaid program is the major – and usually the only – source of funding for long term supports and services (LTSS) that many people with IDD rely on to live in the community