About
Since 1964, they have provided a wide range of programs focused on independence, inclusion, and community connection. The Arc of the Ozarks serves communities throughout Missouri, including Springfield, Joplin, Monett, Kansas City, and St. Charles, with additional programs in surrounding areas. They offer a broad range of services including Residential and Community Living Services, Employment and Day Programs, Autism and Neurodevelopmental Services, Behavioral Health and Counseling, Therapy and Clinical Services, Recreation and Community Inclusion Programs. Their services are available to individuals of all ages with intellectual and developmental disabilities, autism spectrum disorder, and behavioral health needs. The Arc of the Ozarks is funded through state and federal contracts, private donations, grants, and community partnerships.
Insurance & payment
Insurance details are not listed publicly — call the Arc of the Ozarks to confirm.
Ask about sliding-scale fees if you're paying out of pocket.
Services & specialties
Residential and Community Living Services
The Arc of the Ozarks provides residential and community living services to support individuals with disabilities in leading fulfilling lives.
Employment and Day Programs
The Arc of the Ozarks offers employment and day programs to help individuals with disabilities develop skills and find employment opportunities.
Autism and Neurodevelopmental Services
The Arc of the Ozarks provides autism and neurodevelopmental services, including the Autism and Neurodevelopmental Center, to support individuals with autism spectrum disorder.
Behavioral Health and Counseling
The Arc of the Ozarks offers behavioral health and counseling services to support individuals with behavioral health needs.
Therapy and Clinical Services
The Arc of the Ozarks provides therapy and clinical services to support individuals with disabilities in achieving their goals.
Recreation and Community Inclusion Programs
The Arc of the Ozarks offers recreation and community inclusion programs to help individuals with disabilities connect with their communities and engage in recreational activities.