Home Services ARC Foundation Membership Events Employment Our Leadership Contact At this time, the Advocacy and Resource Center is requiring all visitors to follow a screening protocol and wear a mask before entering any of our sites. We are aware of an increase of COVID-19 cases in our area and are closely monitoring the situation with local and state guidance. We encourage everyone in our community to get vaccinated when and if they can. To check vaccine availability please visit https://covid19vaccine.health.ny.gov/ (Updated September 2, 2021). Supporting people to live their lives to the fullest Learn more We are New York State's premier advocacy organization for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. The Advocacy and Resource Center's mission is to provide various program options or services to persons with developmental and/or intellectual disabilities and their families. The agency has pursued its mission by providing programs to over 600 individuals with developmental disabilities each day. In providing these comprehensive programs to the disabled, the agency employs over 500 individuals, thus having a significant impact on the economy of the area. The Advocacy and Resource Center will be recognized within the community as an outstanding service agency. Development of all individualized services will be based upon identified personal outcome measures and quality leadership standards. The future we envision is one where all individuals supported are active within their community and accepted in all aspects of life. Each person’s quality of life will be enriched through personally meaningful activities, formation of sincere relationships and the pursuit and realization of dreams and goals. Individuals will be recognized for their abilities and contributions as a friend, companion, patron and member of the community. We will be recognized by the community as a leading employer in the region. This will be accomplished by ensuring a well-trained and dedicated workforce, effective management practices and fiscal viability. Our Services Services and Programs at the Advocacy and Resource Center Day Services Structured activities and supports provided in natural settings or agency facilities to promote independence, inclusion, choice, self-esteem and skill development. Program Details Respite Services Respite Services are designed to provide temporary relief for families or other caregivers of individuals with developmental and/or intellectual disabilities. Program Details Residential Services Residential Services are designed to enable individuals to live as independently as possible via opportunities received through residential living experiences. Program Info CVI Janitorial Services A professional janitorial service that has provided quality cleaning services for over 25 years in the Clinton County area while providing jobs to people with disabilities. Program Info Workforce Network We provide a way for individuals to realize their goal of independence via competitive employment. Workforce Network encourages people to work within their communities and encourages work, social interaction, and integration. Program Info Fiscal Intermediary Services Self Directed Service is an option that empowers people with disabilities and their families to design and manage services based on their individual needs and goals. Program Info Corporate Compliance Program We are committed to establishing open lines of communication so that any employee or volunteer may feel comfortable in reporting any concerns they may have. Program Info Eligibility for Services To qualify for services, an individual must possess a diagnosis of a developmental and/or intellectual disability as defined by the Office for People with Developmental Disabilities (OPWDD). The onset of the disability must occur prior to the age of 22. View Eligibility Info The Advocacy and Resource Center We Care About Our Community Affordable Housing Vehicle Donation Program The ARC Foundation Connecticut Court Townhouses Affordable Housing Integrated living environment for people who are income as well as OPWDD eligible. Individuals with ID/DD living in this housing development benefit from living a fully integrated life in a community with opportunities to develop close personal friendships/relationships, have a job, and recreational/ social opportunities. Conveniently located, giving residents opportunity for easy access to the local community. See how to apply! Get in touch with us Advocacy and Resource Center 231 New York Road Plattsburgh, New York 518.563.0930 518.562.0085 info@cviarc.org We value the dreams, aspirations and goals of persons with intellectual and other developmental disabilities and their right to a full, productive and responsible role in society. Privacy Policy Part 624 Regulations Nondiscrimination Notice Title VI Plan Section 5310 Grant Award Annual Report Home ARC Foundation Membership Events Employment Our Leadership Contact Log In © 2021 Clinton County Chapter of NYSARC, Inc. dba Advocacy and Resource Center- All rights reserved. Website design and hosting by Flight Creative Group.