For Web Site Surfers
Here's a few sites worth looking at- - -

http://www.thearc.org
The Web Site for The Arc of the U.S. is updated and easy to use. Public policy issues, links to national resources, fact sheets and publications. TheArcLink launches the National FindFamily Registry--to help locate family members whose whereabouts were lost when they were moved to institutions--the National FindFamily Registry was inspired by the "Where's Molly" legislation right here in Oregon.

http://www.arcoregon.org
Here's one reason that being a member of the Arc is important: The Arc of the U.S. and The Arc of Oregon advocate for the concerns of individuals with developmental disabilities and their families at the national and state level. The Arc of Oregon's 2007-2008 Legislative Agenda is available at their web site. The web site also includes a section about Guardianships.

http://www.arcmultomah.org
Look at The Arc of Multnomah web site just to see what our next-door chapter is doing.

http://www.fctd.info/resources/newsletters
" . . . More children with severe and profound disabilities are experiencing the exultation of play and the health benefits of physical activity." The Family Center on Technology and Disability makes its monthly newsletters available on their web site along with resources, fact sheets and other family friendly information. The July 2007 newsletter looks at using assistive technology in adapted physical education.

Photo Album: Valentines Puttin' On The Ritz and Annual Picnic '07

The Beta Sigma Phi Sorority turned the meeting hall into a
gala Valentine evening spot.

President, Rich Williams, has perfected his burger
flippin' technique shown here at the 2007 Annual Picnic.

Jennifer and Rusty are getting things organized
for the picnic.

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