Direct Support Professionals are the men and women who carry out incredibly varied and important responsibilities to support individuals with developmental disabilities to live safe, fulfilling lives.
In honor of our Direct Support Professionals, we extend our gratitude for your commitment and dedication to our individuals during this challenging time.
In honor of our Direct Support Professionals, we extend our gratitude for your commitment and dedication to our individuals during this challenging time.
Due to the current COVID-19 health crisis, our organization is taking extra safety precautions for staff and individuals. For details from our CEO, please click on the appropriate button below.
If you have questions or concerns and need to speak to someone directly,
please contact our Executive Assistant/Office Manager, Mary Jo Podroskey
at 724-745-3010 ext.120.
If you have questions or concerns and need to speak to someone directly,
please contact our Executive Assistant/Office Manager, Mary Jo Podroskey
at 724-745-3010 ext.120.
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Arc Human Services is a nonprofit provider of employment and training as well as housing and support services to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities and
mental health challenges in southwestern Pennsylvania.
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In 1952, the Arc of Washington County was established by a group of parents who wanted to create a better future for their children, each diagnosed with a developmental or intellectual disability. Since then, the disability industry and our community have changed. In an effort to meet the needs of our clients, Arc of Washington County restructured its services, and currently operates as a parent corporation and
two non-profit subsidiaries.
AAdvantage, Inc. serves as a parent organization to provide administrative services to the Arc of Washington County and Arc Human Services, allowing them to share resources and distribute the cost of various programs without losing their public identity. By tapping into shared assets, each organization has the opportunity to work together, offering assistance to individuals who once may have been refused due to limitations.
two non-profit subsidiaries.
AAdvantage, Inc. serves as a parent organization to provide administrative services to the Arc of Washington County and Arc Human Services, allowing them to share resources and distribute the cost of various programs without losing their public identity. By tapping into shared assets, each organization has the opportunity to work together, offering assistance to individuals who once may have been refused due to limitations.