Northeast Arc’s Latest

Erin Greel joined Northeast Arc’s Early Intervention (EI) team in 2019, working alongside physical therapists, occupational therapists, speech pathologists and developmental specialists. The EI program exists as a way of helping young children, from birth to age 3, who may face challenges in their development.

More than 500 people packed the Picasso Ballroom at Encore Boston Harbor to help Northeast Arc celebrate An Evening of Changing Lives.

Northeast Arc welcomes Lou DiFronzo, Carole Wedge, and Matthew LaLone to its Board of Directors.

WCVB featured the Greater Beverly YMCA’s Water Wise program that teaches swimming and water safety to children with autism. In 2017, our Arc Tank competition, funded through a gift from Steven Rosenthal, provided a $30,000 grant to the program to help it reach more families. WCVB spoke with Tim Brown, Northeast Arc’s chief innovation and strategy officer, and Jerry Justice, the director of Water Wise.

To mark Autism Acceptance Month in April, the Northeast Arc Autism Support Center partnered with The Salem News and Gloucester Times to hold an essay contest. Entrants were asked to write a short essay about autism in the workplace, either from the perspective of someone with autism, a family member, or a coworker.

“My favorite part of working for Northeast Clinical Services is that I can focus on one family,” says Ed Fouhey

Northeast Arc’s Adult Autism Support Center assists adults with Autism ages 18 and older, enabling them to flourish in their everyday lives.