The Arc Mesa County
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Siblings ages eight to thirteen can meet other children with similar family experiences through our Sibshops program. We organize games and conversations about the rewarding and difficult parts of having a sibling with developmental concerns, including intellectual and developmental disabilities. These activities usually meet on Saturdays once a month. That family program is one part of The Arc Mesa County's advocacy. We are a local nonprofit chapter of The Arc of the United States and The Arc of Colorado, and we advocate for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families. Protecting human rights and expanding opportunities to participate in community life guide that work.
Our advocacy reaches the places where people learn, work, live and spend their free time. We collaborate with families and community partners, raise public awareness and influence public policy. These efforts address people's opportunities to pursue their own goals and participate in decisions that affect everyday life. We work toward a community that respects people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and gives them equal opportunities to take part. Families can find both an advocacy partner and a sibling program within our local chapter. Sibshops participants play games and discuss both the rewarding and difficult parts of their sibling experiences, with the usual Saturday meeting taking place once a month.
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