People’s Arc of Suffolk – A Community of Opportunity
We build person-centered communities where individuals of all ages and abilities live life to the fullest within a community where individuals are encouraged to grow in their chosen pursuits, developing their own talents, skills and abilities.
Join us for our Annual Fashion Show and the unveiling of our new brand on Wednesday, Nov. 13th!
Join us for our Annual Fashion Show as we announce AHRC Suffolk’s official rebranding on Wednesday, November 13th 2024!
AHRC Suffolk Celebrates the Grand Opening of the People’s Arc Performing Arts Center of Northport
AHRC Suffolk proudly announced the Grand Opening of its newest facility, the People’s Arc Performing Arts Center of Northport!
You’re Invited to the Grand Opening of the People’s Arc Performing Arts Center of Northport
Join AHRC Suffolk on September 25th for the grand opening of the People’s Arc Performing Arts Center in Northport, where creativity, inclusion, and community come together to empower individuals with developmental disabilities through the transformative power of the arts.
AHRC Suffolk’s Golf Classic: A Heartfelt Thank You to All!
AHRC Suffolk held another successful golf classic yesterday & we could not have done so without our generous sponsors, donors and volunteers!
We Have a NEW Fully-Accessible Playground!
AHRC Suffolk proudly celebrated the grand opening of the Saul and Elaine Seiff Educare Center playground, marking a milestone in our commitment to providing a nurturing environment for the children we serve.
People’s ARC of Suffolk: A Community of Opportunity Where People Come First
AHRC Suffolk is undergoing transformative changes with a new Board of Directors and Executive Team, focused on innovative growth, future success, and a renewed commitment to creating person-centered communities.
AHRC Suffolk Celebrates 75 Years of The Arc New York: 75 Years of Advocacy & Opportunity
One mother’s three-line ad in the New York post ignited our entire system of support for people with disabilities. In 1949, Ann Greenberg placed a classified ad in The New York Post, seeking other parents in need of support for their children with disabilities. Her son Jerry had been denied