About
They support and empower children and adults with disabilities to achieve their goals and reach their maximum potential. The Arc of San Diego believes community integration provides the best environment for people with disabilities to learn practical skills and develop interpersonal relationships. They offer a range of services, including Early Intervention, Employment, Residential, Day Training, Our Place, Independent Living, Respite, Recreation, and Community Inclusion Services. Their services are designed to meet each client's unique needs and provide opportunities for individuals to engage in volunteer activities, vocational training, paid work experiences, and post-secondary education in integrated community settings. With multiple locations throughout San Diego County, The Arc of San Diego is committed to making a positive impact in the lives of those they serve. The Arc of San Diego is located at 3030 Market Street, San Diego, CA 92102, and can be reached by phone at 619.685.1175 or by email at info@arc-sd.com.
Insurance & payment
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Services & specialties
Early Intervention
Provides family-centered early educational services for children from birth to three years old with developmental delays or at risk for delay.
Employment
Offers individual and group job placement opportunities in a variety of industries that includes employment preparation and on-the-job support.
Residential
The Arc of San Diego staffs 10 residential homes, allowing individuals with disabilities to safely live as independently as they can.
Day Training
Provides support with essential life skills such as communication and behavioral management, money management, computer literacy, American Sign Language, bilingual instruction, and more.
Our Place
Offers opportunities to participate in adaptive yoga, fitness and nutrition classes as well as art and music therapies.
Independent Living
Supports individuals living on their own by helping with household and money management, health and safety, accessing community resources, and recreational activities.