About
is a non-profit organization providing support and services to individuals with developmental and intellectual disabilities and their families in Southeastern Massachusetts and on Upper Cape Cod. With over 55 years of experience, they offer a range of services including Adult Family Care, Autism Support Services, Brain Injury Care, Day Services, Employment Support, Family Resources & Guidance, Individual Home Support, Self-Directed Services, and Shared Living. Their mission is to empower individuals with disabilities to live fulfilling lives, and they strive to meet the unique needs of people with disabilities of all ages and their families or caregivers. The Arc of Greater Plymouth, Inc. has administrative offices located at 71 Armstrong Road in Plymouth, MA, and can be reached at (508) 732-9292.
Insurance & payment
Insurance details are not listed publicly — call the practice to confirm.
Ask about sliding-scale fees if you're paying out of pocket.
Services & specialties
Adult Family Care
The Arc of Greater Plymouth, Inc. provides Adult Family Care, which enables people with disabilities to live in a home where they will be comfortable.
Autism Support Services
Their Autism Support Services, including Pathways to Success / Autism Works, work with participants on the enhancement of functional life skills, functional academics, verbal behavior, vocational skills, and relationship building.
Brain Injury Care
The Arc of Greater Plymouth, Inc. supports people who have brain injuries, intellectual or developmental disabilities, autism, and seniors.
Day Services
Their Day Services are designed to enable people to enrich their lives and enjoy meaningful and purposeful community-based opportunities and activities.
Employment Support
The Arc of Greater Plymouth, Inc. offers personalized employment training and placement services to people with developmental disabilities, to help them find and maintain community jobs based on their skills, preferences, interests, and strengths.
Family Resources & Guidance
They strive to meet the unique needs of people with disabilities of all ages and their families or caregivers, providing educational workshops, referrals, and webinars.