Organization
The Arc in Hawaii
A nonprofit serving people with intellectual and developmental disabilities in Hawaii since 1954, promoting inclusion, involvement, and independence across the state. The organization provides direct residential and day services, advocacy, and family support to individuals with disabilities of all ages.
About
Founded in 1954 by a group of parents of children with intellectual disabilities, The Arc in Hawaii is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit and the state chapter of The Arc of the United States — the largest national organization devoted to people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
What They Do
The Arc in Hawaii offers residential homes and apartments, adult day health programs, community integration activities, and family support. The organization advocates for inclusive education, community living options, and equal opportunity for people with disabilities across the Hawaiian islands.
Who They Serve
The Arc in Hawaii serves children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities on Oahu and across Hawaii, as well as the families and caregivers who support them.
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