We strive to improve outcomes for people
who experience disabilities by helping them live meaningful lives, be gainfully employed, and recreate in the communities in which they live.
Welcome to The Arc Lane County!
The aspirations of people who experience an intellectual and/or developmental disability (I/DD) are high. Just like their peers, people who experience disabilities want to live and work and be valued members of their communities. The Arc Lane County helps children, youth and adults who experience disabilities and their families live full and meaningful lives in their community.

View The R-Word Documentary Inside the Arc Park
The Arc Families Connected will host a viewing of the documentary, The R-Word, on Saturday, June 25, with a conversation afterward.
The R-Word explores the history of the word ‘retard(ed),’ the cultural representation, and the challenges and triumphs of people living with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Bring a chair or blanket and join us on the lawn inside the Arc Park amphitheater on June 25 from 6-8 p.m. to watch this documentary.

Summer Work Program to Start July 6, Only 8 Seats Remain
There’s still time to register for one of the eight remaining seats for The Arc’s Summer Work Program for teens and young adults to learn employment skills.
The eight-week program will start July 6. Students will receive classroom instruction in either a morning or afternoon cohort, and then gain valuable, boots-on-the-ground experience in a paid internship. Contact Rachel to register.

Reserve Tickets Now for The Arc Carnival
Mark your summer calendar now for Saturday, July 16, when The Arc will host its biennial carnival for the entire community to enjoy!
The Arc Lane County Carnival will feature games, prizes, a magician, face painting, inflatables and more, and it will be held inside the new Arc Park.
The Carnival is free, but attendance will be limited to 250 people. RSVP here for The Arc Carnival.