The Arc Eastern Connecticut
The Arc Eastern Connecticut | support for IDD | 125 Sachem Street, Norwich, Connecticut 06360, USA
66010477
1952
Norwich, CT 06360 USA
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We are thankful for the members of Night Flight Softball League for stopping by today with their annual gift, donated towards The Arc ECT's camp programming. Abby was on hand to accept the check on behalf of all the campers. (fb)
Due to an overstock, we are delighted to offer 20% off our housewares and Spring coats when you visit the Emporium Mon (4/7) through Sat (4/12). Shop between 3-6 Wed-Fri for additional Club 36 membership perks and don't forget to start your loyalty card today! (fb)
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About the organization
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Community Life Calendar ABOUT US RESOURCES OUR PROGRAMS HOW TO HELP CAREERS WITH US NEWS More. For people with intellectual and developmental disabilities SPOTLIGHT Every locally made cookie crafted with pride and passion creates double pleasuresgreat taste and fulfilling the dream. BUY LOCALLY HERE Become a Community Companion Home Provider Chief Executive Kathleen Stauffer has written a stepbystep empowering blueprint on how to achieve success in any organization. WELCOME TO The Arc Eastern Connecticut The Arc Eastern Connecticut is a nonprofit organization founded in 1952 by families in both northeastern and southeastern Connecticut who sought opportunities for their children who at the time were not welcome in the public school system.
