The Arc Gloucester
(856) 848-8648
West Deptford
The Arc Gloucester is a private, non-profit organization providing services to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities of all ages and their families since 1957. We are accredited by the Council on Quality and Leadership (CQL) and the American Camp Association (ACA).
Services for children include: In-Home Respite, Tuckahoe House (Residential Respite), Saturday Drop-Off & Weekend Respite, After School, Camp Sun 'N Fun (Residential & Day), Family Intervention Program, and Life Long Learning for students in transition from school to adults.
Services for Adults include: Day Habilitation, Pre-Vocational Training, Career Planning, Community Inclusion, Mobile Crews, Employment-related training (including in our Bakery, Copy Center, Thrift Shop), Residential Group Homes, Supervised Apts. and Supported Living (Individual Supports & Community Based Supports) as well as the above mentioned Respite, Camp and Life Long Learning services for adults.
| Eligibility | Varies depending on the age and service needs. |
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Arts & RecreationBasic Needs / AssistanceCommunityEducationEmployment / Training
Family & Support ServicesSeasonal Programs |
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Crisis / SafetyIntellectual and Developmental NeedsMedical |
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Outpatient Services |
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Last Updated: 05/26/24
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