About
They offer various programs and services, including the AMPES evening drop-in program for school-age students, the STEP program for school-age students, and the DREAM program for self-advocates. The organization also provides social and community activities through their Social Recreational Program. Their staff includes experienced professionals who lead self-advocates groups, offer assistive-technologies classes, and provide one-on-one support to individuals with unique needs. The Arc Susquehanna Valley is committed to ensuring that individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities have the supports and services they need to live independently and be accepted in their communities. They are a membership organization made up of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, their families, friends, and professionals in the disability field. The organization relies on memberships, government contracts, United Way funds, fundraising events, and gifts from foundations to operate. They are always looking for ways to improve their services and value the input of their clients and community members.
Insurance & payment
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Services & specialties
AMPES
An evening drop-in program for school-age students that meets in various locations, including Milton, Sunbury, Bloomsburg/Danville, and Selinsgrove.
STEP
An evening drop-in program for school-age students that provides a focus on abilities to prepare for work.
DREAM
A program for self-advocates that offers peer-support and assistive-technologies classes with one-on-one support.
Social Recreational Program
A program that provides social and community activities throughout the year.
Community Learning Institute
A program that offers a book club, money management, cooking class, and Wellness Wednesdays with various health benefits.