The Arc of Central Alabama

was here just to see her, but it seems I was too early

Azazel Rocky · via google

very pleased with the Arc's programs that they have my daughter in.

Juliamae White · via google

It's a good place for you to go to for day have care

arletta wyatt · via google

place is awesome with people and they help everyone that needs it.

Joey Kyle · via google

Great place for people with minor to severe mental challenges.

Tomiko Morris · via google

The people of the ARC OF Central Alabama do amazing work for individuals with special needs. It's good for our community to have so many of the needed services in one place.

Chris Amerson · via google

My cousin goes and they take care of everyone needs and wants loveable people happy place

Latasha Moss · via google

The lady answering the phone Laterri from Human Resources is very rude after 4 times calling and her hanging up on me. She finley connected me to someone else and to top it of i was only asking for a fax # to send in a employment verification. Wow

teresa Sanner · via google

So my brother and I had an amazing time at the ARC of Jefferson County’s Ability Academy this past Saturday, June 24th, at Samford University. My brother Tim was on the blue team and Ashton Sartin (ARC volunteer) was his team captain. Matt McCants (UAB Blazers, Cleveland Browns) was the coach in charge. He’s a Christian too and led two amazing prayers. Oh, and Matt McCants’ didn’t lead “politically correct” fake prayers like “Dear Mother Earth” or “Dear higher powers”, or “Dear Father/Mother”, BUT rather he began “Dear Father God” and ended with “In Jesus’ Name, Amen.” Christians must be BOLD! Also, all the ARC volunteers, including Grace Johnson and others’ whose names I forget are amazing, God’s angels on Earth. God bless! Mark N Tim

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