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    • Corporate Profile for Association of Regional Center Agencies

      Source: article from Yahoo Business News

      Web posted at 21-Nov-98 21:46 Central European Time


      SACRAMENTO, November 20, 1998 - Company Press Release - The Association of Regional Center Agencies (ARCA) represents 21 regional centers in California that provide services to more than 145,000 Californians with developmental disabilities. Regional centers are non-profit organizations that contract with the state Department of Developmental Services. This public-private non-profit partnership results in the expenditure and monitoring of more than 1.5 billion state and federal dollars for people with developmental disabilities and their families.

      The function of the association is to support the purpose, intent and mandate of the Lanterman Developmental Disabilities Act. Located in Sacramento, ARCA is an advocate, promoting action, legislation and public policy on all matters affecting the well being of persons with developmental disabilities and the prevention of developmental disabilities. Developmental disabilities include mental retardation, epilepsy, cerebral palsy, autism and related disorders.

      ARCA facilitates communication among members, conducts research and analysis of issues related to California's developmental disabilities service system and provides public information about developmental disabilities and regional centers to the state and federal administrations, the state legislature, Congress, state and national advocacy providers, and various consumer groups.

      ARCA is governed by a board of directors, made up of regional center board member volunteers and regional center executive directors.

      Published Date:   Nov. 20, 1998
      
      Company Name:     Association of Regional Center Agencies
      
      Address:          915 L Street, Suite 1050
                        Sacramento, Calif., 95814
      
      Main Telephone
       Number:          916/446-7961
      
      Internet Home
       Page Address
        (URL)           www.arcanet.org
      
      Chief Executive
       Officer:         Robert J. Baldo
      
      Public Relations
       Contact:         Sharon D. Savery
       Business number: 916/446-7961
       Home number:     916/452-2321
      
      Industry:         Non-profit trade association/Developmental
                        disabilities
      


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