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The Arc of Cape May County
The Arc of Cape May County, Inc., is a private non-profit human services organization.
Advocacy is at the heart of The Arc's mission. By promoting awareness, protecting rights, and encouraging inclusion, The Arc of Cape May County continues working to create a stronger and more equitable community for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.![]()
Visit our website to learn more or support our mission.![]()
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Every donation helps The Arc of Cape May County continue providing essential programs and services that empower individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities to live with dignity, independence, and purpose.![]()
Your generosity helps strengthen our community and create opportunities that change lives.![]()
Visit our website to learn more or make a donation.![]()
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Meaningful employment opens doors to confidence, purpose, and independence. The Arc of Cape May County helps individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities prepare for, obtain, and succeed in the workplace through individualized employment support.![]()
Visit our website to learn more about the opportunities available.![]()
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This Father's Day, The Arc of Cape May County celebrates the fathers, grandfathers, brothers, caregivers, and father figures who provide unwavering love, encouragement, and support every step of the way.![]()
Thank you for the strength, patience, and dedication you bring to the lives of those you love.![]()
Happy Father's Day from all of us at The Arc of Cape May County.![]()
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Wednesday, June 24th – Neuroinclusive Design: Beyond Compliance toward Sensory-Responsive Accessibility![]()
Join the ADANN for a free webinar from 2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. This webinar introduces neuroinclusive design as an evidence-informed extension of Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) accessibility practice, centering sensory and cognitive access as critical dimensions of inclusion.![]()
Drawing on applied neuroscience, disability studies, and real-world case studies from libraries, museums, workplaces, and community facilities, the session explores how lighting, acoustics, color, wayfinding, predictability, and sensory load shape access for neurodivergent individuals, older adults, veterans, and people with invisible disabilities. ![]()
Register here: lp.constantcontactpages.com/ev/reg/nd3rpt8
