The Arc Of Ouachita

Early intervention - early intervention's income is derived from the louisiana department of health and hospitals, united way, grants, non-profit agencies, and charges for therapeutic services (private insurance). This program provides training and therapeutic services to disabled infants, ages 0-3 years. Additionally, arco serves a few children over the age of 3 years through private health insurance or private pay. Early intervention program was closed in fy 2021.

Supported living's primary income is derived from the louisiana department of health medicaid now waiver. This home and community-based program helps the individual clients become more independent by providing support and training in their personal residences within the community. State funds for those without medicaid waivers are provided by the office for citizens with developmental disabilities, and some individuals are private pay.

Day habilitation (community ventures beginning in fy 2023) - provides meaningful non-workday activities to men and women and is funded by medicaid's now and supports waivers as well. Mallard home - mallard home's income is derived from the louisiana department of health intermediate care facility for the developmentally disabled (icf/dd) medicaid program. Clients pay a pro-rata share of the costs based on their income. This program provides clients with a home environment within the community and helps them become more independent citizens.