CONNECT NY
Arc of Onondaga
Clip: Season 9 Episode 10 | 5m 1s
Connect NY visits Arc of Onondaga, serving people with disabilities in Onondaga County
A branch of the state-wide organization Arc, Arc of Onondaga provides services to people with developmental disabilities, including residential, day, employment and recreation programs. Connect NY spoke with the executive director, a frontline direct support professional, and two individuals who benefit from Arc's services.
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CONNECT NY is a local public television program presented by WCNY
CONNECT NY
Arc of Onondaga
Clip: Season 9 Episode 10 | 5m 1s
A branch of the state-wide organization Arc, Arc of Onondaga provides services to people with developmental disabilities, including residential, day, employment and recreation programs. Connect NY spoke with the executive director, a frontline direct support professional, and two individuals who benefit from Arc's services.
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