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 Transitions, 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.

Be a Recurring Donor

20 a month covers the cost for a child to attend a fun, challenging, and inspiring week at
LARC's Camp MOE!
LARC receives no governmental funding for much of what we do to help improve the quality of life for children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities.  Your donation will make an impact that will help change lives! Set up a recurring monthly donation today and
be a smile maker!

Our Supporters

LARC is grateful to all of our
sponsors and event supporters. 
By supporting LARC, these leaders
are making a difference in the lives
of thousands.  Become a leader
and join the community of people
who are making a difference
in Torrington 
and Litchfield County.

Tall Timbers -
Home of Camp MOE

Close by... a world away!
Located at 1145 Brandy Hill Rd., Torrington, Tall Timbers is
a unique and special place for your
next event. Tall Timbers is hidden away, but conveniently located
in Litchfield County.
An idyllic setting, Tall Timbers comprises 165 acres of natural beauty, a network of trails under a broad canopy of trees, meandering streams,and fresh air!
"School to Community Transitions Program Coordinator", Lou Ann Roberto, on WZBG
News & Upcoming Events
Family Advocacy Event - Wednesday, February 12, 2020- Who will advocate for my loved one with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD) when I am no longer able? Please join us to offer your feedback and input on this important topic. More information here.   RSVP
LARC Welcomes New Camp MOE Director  - Stephanie Renzullo
Enrollment for School to Community Transition Program 
Help with Transitioning to Adulthood!
Transitions School to Community Program is now accepting referrals!  Space is limited and fills up quickly.
Click the heading above for full details.