Northeast Arc’s Latest

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

As a multimodal communicating adult with autism, Saoirse relies on assistive technology to communicate with others. A collaborative effort helped match Saorsie with new technology to make communicating easier and more natural.

April is Autism Acceptance Month and the Northeast Arc is partnering with the Salem News and the Gloucester Daily Times to recognize people living with autism with an essay contest.

WBZ’s Levan Reid visited Lynn Classical High School to learn how Pathways to Opportunities is preparing students for careers in the human services field, while also offering mentorship, life-skill building, and paid internships.

Northeast Arc is proud to be a women-led agency. To mark Women’s History Month and Developmental Disability Awareness Month, we asked our leaders to name women who have inspired their work.

Brightview honored Neal in early February at the company’s annual conference in Baltimore, Md. As part of the trip, Neal was able to take his first-ever plane flight. At the conference he enjoyed meeting other Brightview employees from across the country before being honored on stage.

Dr. Bryant has over 30 years of higher education experience and was recently named one of the 50 Most influential People of Color in Higher Education in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.