The Arc of Colorado
1580 Logan Street
Suite 730
Denver, CO 80203

Telephone:  303-864-9334
Facsimile: 303-864-9330

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The Arc of Colorado builds better lives for persons with intellectual developmental disabilities and their families by improving connections to schools, work, and the community through influencing public policy, increasing public awareness, supporting local chapters, and collaborating with other organizations sharing the same values.
 
 
Attend the Disability Community Gubernatorial Candidate Forum on
 
 September 14, 2010 at 12 noon
University of Denver-- Newman Center for Performing Arts
2344 East Iliff Avenue, Denver, CO 80208
Doors will open at 11 a.m. and the forum will begin at 12 noon sharp. 
The venue is wheelchair accessible; there will be sign language and Spanish interpreters.
 
History

The Arc of Colorado was incorporated in 1954 as an advocacy and support organization for families of children with developmental disabilities. In the early days, the association worked to change public perception of children with mental retardation and to educate parents and the community at large about mental retardation and other developmental disabilities.

The Arc helped families to obtain critical services for children and adults who were denied day care, education, employment and often, medical services.

 

Since its inception, The Arc has been instrumental in moving public policy forward to ensure that people with intellectual developmental disabilities are fully included in community life - throughout their lifetime.

As an affiliate of The ARC of the United States (as it was then known), the state group was originally known as the Colorado Association for Retarded Children. The name was later changed to the Colorado Association for Retarded Citizens.  Since 1996, we have been simply The Arc of Colorado.  Arc is not an acronym. 

The Arc of Colorado's Form 990

2008 Form 990-EZ
2007 Form 990
2006 Form 990

 
 
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