About
The Arc of York and Adams Counties is a non-profit organization dedicated to improving the lives of persons with intellectual disabilities and their families in York and Adams Counties. Since its founding in 1952, The Arc has played a leading role in changing the way citizens with intellectual disabilities are perceived, supported, and empowered. The organization provides a wide range of services to its consumers and to the general public in order to fulfill its mission. These services include summer and year-round recreational programs for children and adults, adult employment training and job placement, transition-from-school-to-work programs aimed at preparing high school students with disabilities to enter the working world upon graduation, agency with choice services that help families and clients adapt to the general community through habilitation and respite services, and community education about intellectual disabilities and intellectual disability prevention. The Arc of York and Adams Counties proudly serves all individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities in both York and Adams Counties.
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
Summer and year-round recreational programs
The Arc of York and Adams Counties offers summer and year-round recreational programs for children and adults.
Adult employment training and job placement
The Arc provides adult employment training and job placement services to help individuals with intellectual disabilities gain employment.
Transition-from-school-to-work programs
The Arc offers transition-from-school-to-work programs to prepare high school students with disabilities to enter the working world upon graduation.
Agency with choice services
The Arc provides agency with choice services that help families and clients adapt to the general community through habilitation and respite services.
Community education
The Arc offers community education about intellectual disabilities and intellectual disability prevention.
