Overview
The Arc of Carroll County helps people with intellectual and developmental disabilities pursue a fulfilling life by providing supports, programs, and advocacy tailored to each individual. It offers person-centered services that assist with daily living, community participation, education, and employment, helping individuals gain the skills and access they need to live more independently. What sets it apart from others is its local focus in Carroll County and its nonprofit, client-centered approach that emphasizes customized support and advocacy to empower people with IDD. The organization's goal is to enable individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities to live meaningful, independent lives within their community.
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What believers are saying
- FY25 revenue reached $17.35 million, with net assets rising $1.87 million.
- October 2026 launch of a Comcast-powered Digital Learning & Innovation Center broadens programming.
- Two fully accessible homes are still scheduled for 2026 completion, expanding residential capacity.
What critics are saying
- FY25 annual report says funding cuts continue, threatening service quality and expansion in 2026.
- Two new homes remain stuck in permitting, delaying capacity and revenue recognition.
- Erica Carter v. The Arc of Carroll County ended in a 2026 Title VII dismissal.
What makes The Arc of Carroll County unique
- Carroll County’s FY26 budget funds The Arc at $293,130, tying it to county priorities.
- The Arc serves 142 adults across homes, employment, day services, and transportation.
- McDaniel College signed 2026 clinical training agreements, giving The Arc steady talent pipelines.
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