Our Early Intervention programs are child and family centered services for children up to 5 years of age in preschool, home, community, and clinical settings. We address the unique learning styles and challenges of each child, and design an individual program to meet their needs. We support parents as they learn to interact with their child more effectively. Our primary locations are at our Lynn Center locations in Brentwood and Pittsburg and our George Miller Centers in Richmond and Concord. Click on the program listings below for more information.
The Community Access Programs (CAP) are day programs that serve adults with severe developmental disabilities. The goal of these programs is to assist individuals to live, work, and play in the community as independently as possible. Training is offered in the areas of domestic skills, recreational skills, vocational kills and community awareness.
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The ARC Access program is a mobile day program bringing enrichment to individuals at home and in themcommunities of Alameda and Contra Costa Counties by offering individually designed activities for those whose needs cannot be met in a traditional day program.
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ARC Inroads is a new and innovative program offering 100% community-based services. Services are provided in groups of three individuals with compatible interests and goals. These individuals determine the activities and services. Arc Inroads is currently operating in the Antioch area, with plans to expand into Central and West Contra Costa County.
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