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Advocacy

At The Arc of Northern Virginia, we speak out on issues that affect large portions of our disability community, like waivers, job supports, and early intervention. We engage in systems-level advocacy activities focused at the state and local level. Occasionally, we will join our national organization to support some advocacy efforts on the federal level. These advocacy activities are undertaken with the goal of creating meaningful change for all families and individuals with IDD, not individual cases.

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DD Waiver Support Coordination

Our Services Team works hard to help people get the supports they need for the life they want. The Arc of Northern Virginia is a Support Coordination contractor for several regional CSBs, to offer services to individuals who are actively receiving a Medicaid Waiver.

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Information & Referral

When people with disabilities and their families have questions, we are happy to help them locate services, navigate challenging situations, and share helpful tips. Our online Ask the Arc portal will give you an automated reply with helpful information and a member of our expert staff team will personally follow up to help you find what you need. You can come to a free workshop or on a webinar to learn about a range of topics from field experts.

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Public Guardianship

The Arc of Northern Virginia is a state-designated Public Guardianship provider. The program currently serves 48 men and women who require additional support for making critical life decisions, but have no other appropriate individuals in their lives or resources to hire a private guardian to serve in this capacity.

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Special Needs Trust

Our Special Needs Trust exists to assist people with disabilities and their families in saving money for the future without losing public benefits, like Medicaid and Social Security that have strict asset caps. The funds invested in the trust will be used to provide security, support, services, and medical care or other supplemental needs not covered by benefits or insurance.

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Tech for Independent Living

The Tech for Independent Living Team creates free fully customized virtual lessons that support people with intellectual and developmental disabilities to create full inclusion and participation in the community. They create lessons that help with traveling, employment, safety as well as daily living skills through our software partnership.

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Transition POINTS

Transition POINTS (Providing Opportunities, Information, Networking and Transition Support) provides people with disabilities, parents, siblings and other caregivers with the information they need to make decisions at key points across the lifespan. It includes guidebooks, resource materials, webinars, and workshops on the topics of early intervention, education, transition, employment, housing, and aging with a disability.

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Webinars & Workshops

We offer a wide range of informational and educational events throughout the year. Some are presented as webinars, offering attendees the flexibility to attend virtually. Others are held as in-person workshops, bringing people together to learn from each other. Some are hosted as round-table discussions, and others are presented as all day or mulit-day conferences.

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Special Events

Learn about recurring special events at The Arc of Northern Virginia, and register to attend those that are coming up soon!

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Sip & Support

Join us for a fundraiser that blends elegance, purpose, and community. Sip & Support invites friends and supporters of The Arc of Northern Virginia to a beautiful evening at Paradise Springs Winery, complete with local wine, great company, and meaningful opportunities to give back.

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Ways to Give

As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, The Arc of Northern Virginia relies on private support from individuals, corporations, organizations, and foundations to fund our efforts. There are many ways to help The Arc of Northern Virginia throughout the year.

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Membership

Become part of the largest grassroots movement to promote and protect the rights of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and you are part of a local, state and national network of individuals, families, advocates and professionals.

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Car Donation

The Arc of Northern Virginia accepts cars, vans, trucks, boats with a trailer, and recreational vehicles, whether the vehicle is running or not, from anywhere in the country. It’s as simple as filling out a form, and we will take care of the rest and arrange a convenient time for free auto towing.

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Volunteer Opportunities

Looking for a chance to be a part of our mission and contribute to the work we do on behalf of the community we serve? Visit our website for more information about some of the volunteer roles we have available. Thank you for supporting The Arc of Northern Virginia!

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Transition Series

2025 Transition Series Recordings Coming Soon

Transition Series is our annual event designed to educate and empower families and individuals with disabilities as they transition from school-provided services to community-based services for adults.

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