As leading strategists for providing the best possible
education for children, Double ARC provides consultation
and staff development opportunities so that educators,
health care providers, and professionals in the judicial
and social service arenas are equipped to support
children with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders.
Double ARC
is sponsored by the Sisters of Notre Dame, Toledo
Province.
Our mission statement:
Double
ARC serves children with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum
Disorders (FASD) through education, intervention and
advocacy.
Governor Strickland has named September FASD Awareness
Month. Join Double ARC in helping women of
child-bearing age learn that there is no safe time/no safeamount
of alcohol to drink during pregnancy. If you are
pregnant or planning on becoming pregnant, don't
drink.
Pass it on!
wKaleidoscope Breakfast is October 26, 2010 at the
Pinnacle! Call 419-479-3090 for info.
wPatrick's
Story -On
September 1, 2010,
Double ARC will hold a Patrick's Story from
noon-1:00.
If you or
someone you know would like to know more about
Double ARC and its mission, you are welcome to
attend. Phone Sr. Mary (2108 or 419.479.3060, ext.
1) to register.
Available for
school meetings, IEP meetings, planning
meetings, treatment team meetings, court
hearings, etc. Contact Double ARC for on-site
or off-site consultation at 419-479-3060.
There is no charge for the initial phone
consult or visit. Other consultation on and
off site: $69/hour (sliding scale fee
available upon request).
(Left)
Elementary students impacted by Sensory Processing
Disorder (SPD) exercise the opportunity to jump,
swing and move during their school day, helping to
keep them better organized and on task later in
the classroom. Many children with FASD have
Sensory Processing Disorder.
As leading strategists for providing the best possible
education for children, Double ARC provides consultation
and staff development opportunities so that educators,
health care providers, and professionals in the judicial
and social service arenas are equipped to support
children with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders.
(Left)
Elementary students impacted by Sensory Processing
Disorder (SPD) exercise the opportunity to jump,
swing and move during their school day, helping to
keep them better organized and on task later in
the classroom. Many children with FASD have
Sensory Processing Disorder.