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Information, resources, supports and services for those caring for a loved one experiencing an intellectual and/or developmental disability.

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Information, resources, supports and services for those experiencing an intellectual and/or developmental disability.

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The Arc of the Capital Area, a nonprofit organization, is committed to empowering Central Texans with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families through compassionate case management and innovative programs.

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Ways to Get Involved

Sign the Coleman
Institute Declaration

The Declaration of the Rights of People with Cognitive Disabilities to Technology and Information Access (called “the Declaration”) is a list of reasons why people with cognitive disabilities, including intellectual and developmental disabilities, deserve to have access to computers, internet, and other information and communication technology.

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With Us

The Arc of the Capital Area has various volunteer opportunities available – Whether you’re looking to volunteer individually or with a corporate group, we have meaningful opportunities to match your interests and availability!

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the Gallery

Our online merch store highlights the incredible creativity of our Arc Artists while empowering them to shine as Arc Ambassadors. Artists have the opportunity to see their artwork transformed into unique merchandise items, from clothing to accessories, showcasing their talent to a broader audience. To celebrate their individuality, we feature artists modeling their own designs, giving them a space to authentically express themselves.

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News & Press

Ants on a Log

January 27, 2021

Ants on a Log NUTRITION! We hear how important nutrition is in our everyday lives, but there are so many factors, and sometimes it can be so hard to start. Start little! Change your snacks to be healthier and more nutritious, and that little bit can go a long way! Today we are going to […]

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The Arc of the Capital Area

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The Arc of the Capital Area
Did you know Texas ranks 49th among states for services and supports for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD)—while thousands of Texans remain on lengthy waiting lists for Home and Community-Based Services (HCBS).For people with disabilities and their families, these aren’t just statistics. They represent years of waiting for the supports people need to live, work, participate, and thrive in their communities.Arc of the Capital Area is committed to raising awareness, advocating for meaningful change, and making sure Texans with IDD have access to the supports they deserve.Learn more at: caseforinclusion.org/application/files/3115/4690/0030/Texas_2019_Case_for_Inclusion_Press_Release...www.kff.org/medicaid/state-indicator/number-of-people-waiting-for-hcbs-by-target-population-and-w...#IDD #DisabilityAdvocacy #HCBS #Texas #DisabilityRights InclusionMatters ...
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The Arc of the Capital Area

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The Arc of the Capital Area
This month, we’re celebrating the talents, skills, and contributions of people with disabilities in the workplace and beyond. 💛Everyone deserves the opportunity to discover their strengths, build meaningful skills, earn an income, and find work where they feel valued and included.At The Arc of the Capital Area, we believe employment is about more than a paycheck, it’s about independence, purpose, confidence, and belonging. We’re proud to support the people we serve as they explore their interests, develop job skills, connect with their communities, and pursue opportunities that help them reach their highest potential.Here’s to creating workplaces where everyone has a place, everyone has something to contribute, and everyone can thrive. 💪✨#explore #DEAM #InclusiveEmployment #InclusionMatters #hiring ...
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The Arc of the Capital Area

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The Arc of the Capital Area
Last week, our Employment Team hosted a Food Service Workshop designed to teach people with IDD the fundamentals of food handling and service.Participants learned about food safety, developed service skills, gained hands-on experience in a commercial kitchen, and earned their food handler certification.To put their new skills into practice, participants prepared delicious beef tacos while working together in a commercial kitchen! 👩‍🍳🌮Follow us to stay up to date on future workshops and the services we provide to the IDD community.#explore #foodserviceworkshop #InclusiveEmployment #IDD #foodsafety ...
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We envision a future in which people with intellectual and developmental disabilities have the same opportunities as others to pursue full and productive lives.

Thank You Supporters!