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  • Our staff and board have a strong commitment to serving the diverse population of our organization. Learn more.

  • Are you looking for meaningful job opportunities? Look no further! Careers.

  • The Cultural Arts Center fosters creativity, self-confidence, and community connections for adults with developmental disabilities through classes in the visual and performing arts, outings to cultural venues, and opportunities to collaborate with other artists and arts-based organizations.

  • Employment Partners administers a vocational evaluation and provides skills training, job placement and job coaching. Highly individualized plans are created and implemented for each person in the program with the definitive goal of finding long-term, independent, competitive community-integrated employment.

  • Home and Community-Based Services provides assistance for people to achieve a more independent quality of life by providing access to their community in an exciting new way.

  • Help our participants experience the benefits of community inclusion and keep them on their path to independence. Donate now.

  • UniqueSource and PennDOT
    UniqueSource and PennDOT

    Through partnership with UniqueSource Products and Services, we are able to facilitate career opportunities at area PennDOT Driver's Center.

  • The Vocational Training Center helps individuals learn skills that will help them thrive in community-based jobs.

News & Announcements

SpArc Services is proud to announce that the Cultural Arts Program is a recipient of a 2019 Art & Culture Grant from the Philadelphia Cultural Fund.

VillaKey, LLC is launching their first ever Autism Family Group Vacation to Disney, August 18-25!

June 18 was an evening to “Embrace the Abilities” of Pennsylvanians by showcasing the skills and talents that individuals with disabilities bring to the workplace each and every day.

Summer is officially here, and with it comes a new partnership for the SpArc Philadelphia family of organizations! The partnership with non-profit Land Health Institute, located at 49th and Parkside, aims to “Put Nature Back” in the city of Philadelphia.

Neurodiversity in the Workplace Partner Organizations