Jaimie Blackman has had a lifelong love for Adult Resources Center. “My earliest recollection is playing guitar at ARC when I was 13 or14 years of age,” Blackman said, laughing. “My parents were involved with ARC, and they schlepped me – I mean, I knew two chords, and they schlepped me – to one of …
ARC, the Adult Resources Center serves developmentally disabled adults in Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, and the Bronx. As the vans say, our programs are designed to Affirm, Respect, and Connect our program participants. We Affirm their right to reach their full potential. We Respect their right to live without discrimination or isolation. We Connect them to …
On Saturday, July 21, ARC invited program participants, staff members, and our neighbors in the community to enjoy free food, music, snow cones, and a bounce house for younger children under the trees on East 55th Street between Glenwood Road and Avenue H. Music was provided by DJ (fill in name) and plenty of hamburgers …
