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The Arc of Rappahannock , Inc.
Building "A Life Like Yours"
Federal Government
Department of Health and Human Services - Center for Disease Control and Prevention
Provides information and links of interest to families dealing with developmental disabilities, including mental retardation, autism, cerebral palsy, hearing loss and vision impairment.
Social Security Administration
Provides information and links related to Social Security Programs, including SSI (Supplemental Security Income) and Disability.
State Government
Department of Education, Division of Special Education and Student Services
Provides numerous links of interest to parents, including both Federal and State laws-regulations-policies related to Special Education, information on general special education programs and disability-specific programs information.
Department of Medical Assistance Services (DMAS)
Provides information and links related to healthcare issues, including Medicaid, prescription assistance programs, etc.
Sponsored Placement Program
Our Sponsored Placement Program allows individuals with Intellectual Disability the opportunity to live and work in their own communities with a family that best matches the individuals personality and needs. Individuals determined to be best served in a family setting are matched with compatible foster families.
Rappahannock Area Community Services Board
Parent Education- Infant Development (PE-ID) is an Early Intervention Program administered by RACSB for infants and toddlers with developmental delays aged birth to 36 months who live in the City of Fredericksburg or the Counties of Caroline, King George, Spotsylvania, and Stafford. The purpose of the program is to provide help to parents of infants with developmental delays so further problems can be avoided and delays minimized.
Local Area Schools
Fredericksburg City Public Schools
Resources for Parents
Community Resources
Spotsylvania County Public Schools
Office of Special Services
Spotsylvania County Schools Parent Resources
Provides numerous links to national and state websites related to the developmentally disabled
Stafford County Public Schools
OfficeResources of Special ServicesStafford County Schools Parent
Provides Workshops for parents and educators, Newsletters, Referral services, Lending Library, Support
King George County Public Schools
Office of Special Services
King George County Schools Parent Resources
Provides numerous links to national and state websites related to the developmentally disabled.
Caroline County Public Schools
Special Education
State, Local and Other Resources
The Arc of Virginia
Autism Support Group of Fredericksburg
Interactive Autism Network
IAN's goal is to facilitate research that will lead to advancements in understanding and treating autism spectrum disorders (ASDs). To accomplish this goal, we created the IAN Community and IAN Research
OnCall+ Autism Center
Where visitors can find answers to questions on autism answered by medical experts from prestigious medical centers across the country. The site includes over 200 common questions and answers about autism answered by knowledgeable professionals in the field, such as "What is an Autism Spectrum Disorder?", "What is an IEP?", and "Is Autism Present from Birth?". The Q&A's are broken down into the following categories: The Basics, Risk Factors, Symptoms and Diagnosis, Treatment, and Living with Autism.
Brain Injury Association of Virginia
Commonwealth Autism Service
Department of Rehabilitative Services
ENDependence Center of Northern Virginia
Learning Disabilities Association of Virginia
Partnership for People with Disabilities
PEATC Parent Educational Advocacy Training Center
Special Olympics Virginia
Area 11 Special Olympics
Virginia Autism Resource Center
Virginia Board for People with Disabilities
Virginia Guardianship Association
Virginia Office for Protection and Advocacy
Woodrow Wilson Rehabilitation Center
Rappahannock United Way
Rappahannock Goodwill Industries
Child Development Center
Helping People with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities since 1953