CGArc

Chandler Gilbert Arc is a private, nonprofit organization based in Phoenix, Arizona that is committed to providing teaching and support to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. With a rich history dating back to 1975, Chandler Gilbert Arc was initially founded as Chandler Arc by a group of parents who wanted to create life options for their adult children with disabilities. Today, the organization proudly serves over 500 individuals of all ages in the Phoenix East Valley Region.

Chandler Gilbert Arc offers a range of specialized community-based employment, housing, and adult day support services to support the growth and independence of individuals with disabilities. Their philosophy centers around the belief that every person has the opportunity to reach their greatest potential, and they strive to provide individualized options and activities that enhance independence while respecting the choices and dignity of each individual. As a licensed and funded organization primarily by the State of Arizona Department of Economic Security Division of Developmental Disabilities (DES/DDD), Chandler Gilbert Arc also partners with The Arc of Arizona and The Arc of the United States at the state and national level.

In addition to government support, the organization receives funding from the State of Arizona Rehabilitation Services Administration, private funders, and through donations and fundraising events. Chandler Gilbert Arc welcomes volunteers, seeing them as a vital component of their services. Volunteers are given comprehensive training and screening tailored to their assignments and are considered valuable members of the team.

For more information on the organization, careers, volunteer opportunities, or how to become a partner member, visit Chandler Gilbert Arc's website and connect with them on Facebook. Chandler Gilbert Arc is dedicated to supporting individuals with disabilities and promoting their growth and empowerment through choice, experience, guidance, and respect