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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.
The Vocational Training Center helps individuals learn skills that will help them thrive in community-based jobs.
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Representative Brendan Boyle took time out from a busy campaign schedule to meet and discuss the House bill which would allow Pennsylvania to access federal matching funds to help students with disabilities acquire skills for employment.
Pictured from left to right, Tanya Regli, executive director of The Arc of Philadelphia; Representative Brendan Boyle; and Tanya's son Gabriel Regli met to discuss the I Want to Work initiative.
photo and caption by Bonnie Squires
