Blog Posts
The Arc, Ocean County Chapter, hosted its annual Longevity Celebration aboard the River Lady Dinner Cruise to honor staff who have dedicated 10+ years to supporting individuals with disabilities!
No matter how old you are, what your musical taste is or whether or not you can read a note, there’s never a wrong time to learn how to play an instrument.
From July 1, 2025 to June 30, 2026, The Arc Ocean County invites advocates, allies, and families to unite in protecting Medicaid and supporting people with intellectual and developmental disabilities through membership and action.
With the help of a bicycle, we can take better care of the environment, our physical bodies and even spend time together. So how can you mark this momentous occasion?
Over 600 participants came together at the Jersey Shore BlueClaws stadium for The Arc of Ocean County’s 23rd Annual Step Up for The Arc Walk and 5K, raising $85,000 to support services for individuals with disabilities.
Fortunately, there are a few ways and practices to grow in your communication skills. Here are healthy habits you can try to become a strong communicator.
Congratulations to The Arc of Ocean County's Board Vice President, Joanne Bergin for her Legacy of Volunteerism Award from The Arc of New Jersey.
If you try to live altruistically, then combating your own loneliness can play a vital role in how you serve others. Here’s how to overcome loneliness in everyday life.
Check out what we have planned for our biggest fundraiser of the year!
While it might seem simple to say talents can help others, actually identifying your talents and putting them to good use can be a little bit more difficult.
The Arc, Ocean County Chapter is excited to share a series of blogs written by participants with disabilities at our Journeys and Discovery vocational day program.
We have the best motivational tips and tricks to keep you motivated for the end of the school year. Don’t give up yet—stay encouraged with these easy ideas.
Discover exciting spring activities for individuals with disabilities to connect, play, and celebrate in the community!
Luckily, there are a few tips and tricks to encourage picky eaters young and old to try new foods. Check out these helpful hints to (hopefully) try new things.
Empowering students with hands-on experience and essential life skills, this no-cost internship program is opening doors to career opportunities across Ocean, Monmouth, and Burlington counties.
