Here at The Arc, those with intellectual disabilities are given loving care and guidance as they find their place in the community and the world at large. Opportunities abound for those at every level of interaction, from those needing highly skilled nursing care to those looking to make a difference through gainful employment. The positive impact The…

  Early Intervention | ARC https://www.hsvarc.org/services-for-individuals/early-intervention/ Early Intervention. Toddler group with guitar. Serving children from birth to three years of age, The Arc’s early intervention program, known at the Infant/Toddler Program, is family-centered. In accordance with Alabama’s Early Intervention System, eligible infants and toddlers are those who: Exhibit developmental delay Many children will spend between 40 and 50 hours … Continue reading → · How Day Care Centers Create…

  Each AIDB Regional Center, located across Alabama and covering all 67 counties, is as unique as the community it serves. Whether you are a parent with a child recently diagnosed with a hearing or vision loss, a deaf adult or business person needing an interpreter, a blind adult in need of assistive technology, or…

  CCEP (Childcare Enhancement with a Purpose), funded by Alabama DHR, offers free inclusion training to childcare providers statewide. CCEP utilizes experienced early childhood professionals to share simple, practical ways to work with and include children with special needs in childcare centers and family/group childcare homes. This program offers: • A curriculum with a multidisciplinary…

At J. L. Bedsole/Rotary Rehabilitation Hospital, we help patients who have been hospitalized due to an illness or injury gain independence and resume their normal daily activities. We provide rehabilitation for patients affected by stroke, spinal cord injury, brain injury or other neurological illnesses. Our staff uses a team approach to rehabilitation. Therapists and other…

Mobile Arc (MARC) is a nonprofit advocacy and service system for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. We help them become active members of the community by providing opportunities for education, employment, transportation, housing, and recreation.

The Centers for the Developmentally Disabled North Central Alabama, Inc. (CDD NCA)  is a private non-profit corporation governed by a volunteer board of directors. The mission of the organization is to provide support and services for people who are mentally and/or physically challenged, or developmentally delayed, that recognize each person’s individual strengths, dreams, and preferences…

  The Arc of Morgan County offers direct programs for families and individuals affected by developmental disabilities while also providing direction on where specific services may be found. We are constantly searching for improved ways to benefit those we serve by enhancing the programs currently in place. Programs and services currently available include: Summer School, After…