Thank you to our generous friends who are supporting LARC during this challenging time.  You are heroes!

COVID-19 Reopening
Under guidelines issued by the State of Connecticut, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the CT Department of Developmental Services (DDS), LARC plans to open slowly and in phases.

Full opening will take place with careful planning over several months depending on an individual’s situation and guidance from the state, and as community worksites become prepared for our return.

Additional updates and information will be made available on this website as well as:
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     Virtual programming is available to members of the LARC
     community.  Please email Veronica or Lisa at the addresses
     shown below for more information.
     vepres@litchfieldarc.org   OR lfrancis@litchfieldarc.org
Watch the final presentation of Summer ArtFest - "Expressions of Summer". At the end you will see the artists who were selected for the 2021 calendar!!

LARC Presents
"How to Social Distance"
Please enjoy this video project creatively explaining social distancing and put together by LARC staff:  Veronica Epres, Lisa Francis, Jill Sahlin and Mary Fischer.

Safe Use of PPE

Please watch the following videos to learn more!  
Please refer all employee
reference inquiries  to the             
LARC HR department:
jgorlewski@litchfieldarc.org
phone:860-482-9364 x 260

Be a builder of community for all!

Join us . . .
Advocate for intellectually- and developmentally-disabled individuals
Hire an efficient, dependable individual through LARC's Vocational program
Discover inclusive, dynamic, challenging and fun adventures at Camp MOE
Enable independence and self determination through Day Options and Residential Services
Make possible Social Enrichment and healthy Recreational activities
Participate in truly Special Events, and informative community programs
Support initiatives that create Community for All!

The mission of LARC is to work cooperatively with others in developing opportunities for individuals with Intellectual/Developmental disabilities, including Autism, to reach their maximum level of independence; experience presence and participation; make decisions about their lives and their futures; and live with respect and dignity.