The Arc/Warren County Chapter, Inc.

Family Support is designed to strengthen and promote families who provide care within the family home for a family member with intellectual/developmental disabilities.

This program offers a variety of recreational opportunities to adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. In addition to social activities, outings, and and sporting events, other programs include:

Camp Warren summer camp program providing a day and residential camp experience for all ages.

Saturday Adult Respite Program providing a variety of planned activities for adults who are DDD eligible and living with their families in the community.

Saturday Children’s Respite Programs at two different locations providing a variety of activities and socialization for children ages 3 to 18 who are DDD eligible and living with their families.

Therapeutic Recreation Respite Program providing small group recreation programming for consumers 18 and older who are DDD eligible and living with their families in the community.

The Arc of Warren County has provided residential services for adult men and women with various developmental disabilities since opening our first group home in 1982. Currently we serve 81 individuals in 14 group homes and 3 supervised apartment programs throughout Warren County.

The focus of all of our programs is to teach each individual to function in the most independent manner possible, while learning and maintaining appropriate community social skills. To this end, each individual assists in the development of their annual Individual Habilitation Plan, which includes goals and objectives focused on teaching them the skills they want to learn, in areas that may include recreation, social opportunities, personal care, cooking, and housekeeping.