People with disabilities want to learn, contribute to their communities, and live as independently as possible, no matter the level of care and support they need. Millions of people with disabilities get their health insurance through Medicaid—and for kids, it’s …

Ever since then, The Arc has continued to grow and evolve along with the changing needs and issues people with disabilities and their families face and has played a pivotal role in changing the public perception of disability.

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Section 811 Supportive Housing for Persons with Disabilities Program. Section 811 is the only HUD program dedicated to producing affordable, accessible housing in the community for non-elderly, very low-income people with significant disabilities.

A person with IDD may need support with health needs while they volunteer. People may struggle to find transportation to or from a volunteering. People with IDD may not know how to express their interest in volunteering or where to find volunteer opportunities in their community.

A future plan is a guide for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) to lead a good life as independently as possible. It can also help people with IDD reach their goals and dreams.

Sep 28, 2021 · The Arc provides programs and services that people with IDD and their families want and depend upon in their daily lives. We strive for quality and excellence in all we do. Shared Leadership. The Arc actively engages people with IDD and their family members in leading and guiding our work. These voices are the most important.

Mar 5, 2025 · Texas v. Becerra is a court case in Texas. A group of 17 states has sued the United States government. The states are asking the court to get rid of Section 504 and its new rules that protect people with disabilities from discrimination in health care and human services.

The Arc’s Wings for Autism®/Wings for All® (Wings) program gives families and aviation professionals the confidence to take to the skies with ease by providing an airport “rehearsal,” as well as a presentation on the aircraft features and in-flight safety protocols.

Throughout its history, The Arc has fought tooth and nail to establish, expand, and maintain critical federal disability rights laws and programs that make community living possible for people with I/DD.