The Arc of North Carolina believes that all people with intellectual and developmental disabilities are defined by their own strengths, abilities and inherent value.
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May 16, 2012
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Join The Arc of NC on May 22nd at the NC Legislative Building (16 W Jones St, Raleigh) for The Coalition's Advocacy Day & Popcorn Rally. In addition to the rally itself, many attendees will be meeting with legislators. Schedule your meeting with your legislator today! (Click here to find out who represents you.) The rally is perhaps the best opportunity this year for advocates to come together and collectively urge the General Assembly to slow down managed care. -
May 11, 2012
The NC Joint Legislative Oversight Committee on Health & Human Services will be meeting at 8:30 AM instead of 9:30 AM on Tuesday, May 15th and will adjourn at 12:30 PM.As part of our push to slow down managed care implementation, we encourage all of our members and supporters to attend the meeting and make your voices heard on how the speed of managed care implementation has affected you personally. Attending this meeting (along with other important actions) is one of the best ways for your concerns to be heard directly by decision-makers.
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May 8, 2012
Today (Tuesday, May 8) is election day. All across our state, North Carolinians will be voting on Amendment One to NC Constitution as well as primary races in both partisan and non-partisan races.It is important that you go out and vote! Showing candidates and elected officials that people with I/DD (along with their friends & families) vote and vote in numbers will be a strong reminder that we cannot be ignored.
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We Are The Arc of NC
The Arc of North Carolina has been providing advocacy and services to people with intellectual and developmental disabilities since 1953. The Arc believes that all people with intellectual and developmental disabilities have strengths, abilities and inherent value, are equal before the law, and must be treated with dignity and respect.
