We've issued a position statement on the recent announcements from the federal administration regarding the Office of Special Education and Rehabilitative Services and the DOJ memo.
https://t.co/K5nM4Z4Q8U
#specialeducation#communityintegration#IDD#advocacy
The Arc of North Carolina is delighted to announce Lisa Poteat as the new Chief Executive Officer effective June 1, 2025. She has been serving as the Interim Executive Director of The Arc of North Carolina since August of 2024.
Join the Human Rights Committee at The Arc of NC – Make a Meaningful Impact!
The Arc of NC seeks passionate, community-minded volunteers (non-employees) to join our Human Rights Committee (HRC). Contact LeighAnn ([email protected]) or Liz ([email protected])
Our website has a NEW page devoted to Medicaid advocacy. We've got links to reports, news articles, talking points about Medicaid, action alerts, and blog posts.
Click the link to go to the Medicaid Advocacy webpage: https://t.co/Hb2RbNM3Im
Communities need people with disabilities because they bring diverse perspectives, skills, and experiences that enrich the community. Their presence helps create a more well-rounded and vibrant community for everyone.
#WeAreNeeded#DDAwarenessMonth#DDAM2025#DDAdvocacy
A sense of belonging is extremely important for people with disabilities. It significantly impacts their mental and emotional well-being, contributing to positive self-esteem, social integration, and overall quality of life. #WeBelong#DDAwarenessMonth
The Arc of North Carolina is seeking an experienced Director of Housing to oversee and expand our housing initiatives. Learn more about this position by visiting our website. https://t.co/tEuratcUzY
#jobopening#werehiring#employment
Thank you, Carolina Journal, for publishing the op-ed written by our Interim Executive Director, Lisa Poteat. Home and community-based services (HCBS), a Medicaid funded program, is crucial for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
https://t.co/TuXjmxbzya
ACTION ALERT: A vote may happen TODAY—act now to protect Medicaid! Call your representatives TODAY !
Making a phone call only takes a few minutes and can make a difference. If you need contact information for your representative in Congress, click here: https://t.co/jcBS3C7kgd
Our offices in Wilmington, Charlotte, Southern Pines, and Raleigh will be closed on Wednesday, January 22 due to inclement weather. The offices should reopen on Thursday, January 23. Please stay safe!
#raleighnc#charlottenc#snowday#OfficeClosure
Our office in Wilmington will be closed on Wednesday, January 22 due to inclement weather. The office should reopen on Thursday, January 23. Please stay safe!
#wilmingtonnc#snow#inclementweather
For families like Dena's, Medicaid is a matter of life & death. It provides essential health care & access to home and community-based services, which her son Eli needs to live safely at home. Tell Congress we need more funding for Medicaid, not less! https://t.co/SYYqxa5t5J
In 2025, we expect a fight to keep Medicaid in tact. Congress may vote to make cuts to this vital program. People with IDD use Medicaid as their primary health insurance and any cuts could be devastating. Stand with us and #protectmedicaid
On this #GivingTuesday , please consider donating to our Hurricane Helene relief fund. https://t.co/KGfB3jmkaI
It will take months to recover and we need your support.
Thank you, @ABC for talking with us regarding the challenges our staff and families have faced in the wake of Hurricane Helene. We continue to work with our staff and the individuals we serve to help them get back on their feet.
https://t.co/CqPG3tBaYU
Don't ghost your civic duty! 👻 Not voting is scarier than any creature you might see this Halloween. If you don’t vote, you don’t get a say in what happens. Make sure you have the resources you need to make your vote count! https://t.co/WJKh7PW0td #DisabilityVote#TheArcVotes
Thank you Congresswoman Deborah Ross for inviting us to participate in the Social Security and Medicare Roundtable. We appreciated the opportunity to share our concerns about Social Security and how potential cuts to this program would affect the individuals we serve.
If you call NC211 (1-888-892-1162) to report a missing person or request a welfare check, press 1 once you are connected to reach an operator. Have all information available (name, location, health conditions, etc.) to complete request.
Crisis Cleanup has issued the phone number available for folks to call for assistance with debris cleanup from Hurricane Helene. Call (844) 965-1386.
All services are free, but service is not guaranteed. This hotline will remain open through Friday, October 11, 2024.