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Autauga/Western Elmore Arc

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The Autauga/Western Elmore Arc, founded in 1984 and based on Jay Street in Prattville, is the Arc chapter for Autauga County and western Elmore County and supports people with intellectual and developmental disabilities across the lifespan. It is certified by the Alabama Department of Mental Health for day habilitation, early intervention, supported employment and residential support. Its programs are the Louise M. Smith Developmental Center, the Doris Jean Grant Residential Program, supported employment, and E.I.E.I.O. (Early Infant Education Intervention Opportunities), a certified Alabama early intervention program for children birth to three. It is a member chapter of The Arc of Alabama and The Arc of the United States and a United Way member agency.

298 Jay Street, Prattville, AL, 36066

(334) 365-4054 Website

Services: Day Programs; Housing / Residential; Job Training / Employment; Early Childhood Intervention / Evaluations / Screenings; Family Support / System Navigation; Advocacy / Policy; Case Management; Independent Living

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