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Health Services
• Psychiatry
• Social work counseling
• Physical therapy
• Speech therapy
• Nutrition
Health Services
Our out-patient Article 16 Clinic provides therapeutic, habilitative, and clinical services.
TAKE ME THERE!Youth Services
• Community Resource Specialist
• Family Reimbursement
• Behavior Management
• ROC Your Flight
• Community Habilitation
• Health Homes Care Management
Youth Services
Support for children and youth under the age of 21 to learn new skills and foster independence.
TAKE ME THERE!Family Services
• Family Reimbursement
• Behavior Management
• Guardianship
• Respite Recreation
• Health Homes Care Management
Residential Services
• Residential living
• Community Habilitation
Residential Services
Reaching the potential of each person as they live as independently as possible in a home of their choice.
TAKE ME THERE!Day Services
• Ballantyne
• Community Arts Connection
• Fairport
• Henrietta
• Lambert
• Community Connections
• Community Exploration
• Community Habilitation
• Silver Lining
Day Services
Day time opportunities to learn new skills, build lasting friendships, and give back to the community.
TAKE ME THERE!Employment Readiness Services
• MCC Experience
• LifePrep@Naz
• Culinary Career Prep
• Adult Project SEARCH
• ArcWorks
Employment Readiness Services
Preparing for competitive employment through experiential learning.
TAKE ME THERE!Supported Employment Services
• Employment Training Program (ETP)
• Employment Readiness
• Job Path
Life Planning Services
• Community Resource Specialist
• Guardianship
• Health Homes
Transition Services
• Day Services
• Employment Readiness & Support Services
• Life Planning Services
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A Moving Experience is a modern dance troupe entirely comprised of adults supported by the Arc of Monroe and currently attending the Arc’s arts focused day habilitation program, Community Arts Connection. This diverse group of dancers performs for various audiences around western New York such as schools, community centers, nursing facilities and religious organizations. The group also enjoys giving workshops in creative movement and choreography for groups looking to move and learn in an inclusive environment.
Want to book them for a performance? Call CAC at 585-672-2210.
#BeTheArc #Dance #ModernDance #ExpressYourself
"My individuals give me joy. They're the reason that I come to work and they keep me going." Candice talks about being a Residential Supervisor and the career advancement opportunities at the Arc of Monroe.
I love the positiivity Candice. The universe will open so many doors for you with that joy and genuine spirit you have. The residents at the Arc helped me find my joy too. I realized I was the best me when I worked with them. Then the doors opened and my life continues to be amazing. Keep inspiring others!!!
Candice your a positive role model for younger folks to join the Arc of Monroe County family
We’ve experienced great success at The Arc of Monroe in 2018 and we are proud to share some of those highlights with you in our Annual Report.
arcmonroe.org/2018annualreport/
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2018 Annual Report - Arc of Monroe
arcmonroe.org
Click here to download a pdf of the 2018 annual report for The Arc of Monroe $75,000+Anita Lambert $50,000 - $74,999 Ann Purcell $20,000 - $49,999Al Sigl Community of Agencies $15,000 - $19,999Lawley Andolina $10,000 - $14,999 Brown & Brown of New York, Inc. $5,000 - $9,999 Susan M. Chlebowski Gusta...Sandy Dillon, Residential Manager, is instrumental in making it possible for people who live in our residential homes to practice and celebrate their religion. Read how in our newest blog post.
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Jewish religion celebrated - Arc of Monroe
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Religious practice and associated traditions is important to everyone, including people with disabilities. Our residential homes promote religious practice.Judy Maclauchlan Nava Worob check out the ladies! Sandy is wonderful at keeping up the house you opened 💕💕
Great job SANDY and friends
I worked at this house 10 years ago I miss working with these ladies and sandy....I learned a lot about my religion working at the arc
I loved working in the ladies home. I read the Torah to them.
Sandy is the best! ❤️
Yeah Shaftsbury!!!
Did you know?
Autism In Adulthood:
• Over the next decade, an estimated 500,000 teens (50,000 each year) will enter adulthood and age out of school based autism services.
• Teens with autism receive healthcare transition services half as often as those with other special healthcare needs. Young people whose autism is coupled with associated medical problems are even less likely to receive transition support.
• Many young adults with autism do not receive any healthcare for years after they stop seeing a pediatrician.
• More than half of young adults with autism remain unemployed and un-enrolled in higher education in the two years after high school. This is a lower rate than that of young adults in other disability categories, including learning disabilities, intellectual disability or speech-language impairment.
• Of the nearly 18,000 people with autism who used state-funded vocational rehabilitation programs in 2014, only 60 percent left the program with a job. Of these, 80 percent worked part-time at a median weekly rate of $160, putting them well below the poverty level.
• Nearly half of 25-year-olds with autism have never held a paying job.
• Research demonstrates that job activities that encourage independence reduce autism symptoms and increase daily living skills.
Did you know the Arc of Monroe can help with the transition process? Please connect with Jane Stamler at jstamler@arcmonroe.org or 585-271-0660 ext. 2581
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