Community Employment

Employment Services assists individuals with disabilities to choose, obtain, and retain jobs in community settings.

Working in partnership with businesses across south-central Indiana since 1986, our program assists individuals with finding jobs and receiving on-site training as needed.

We work with over 100 employers and more than 200 clients. Our goal is for individuals to gain meaningful employment in community businesses at competitive wages.

Clients are supported in learning the skills they need to experience success and longevity in their chosen careers. The program focuses on inclusion, choice, respect, dignity, and competence.

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A Glimpse at Community Employment

A young man with developmental disabilities, wearing a blue-and-white striped shirt and standing next to a paper shredder, smiles at the camera as he reaches for the next pieces of paper to shred.

A young man with developmental disabilities shows off the back of his vest that reads

A smiling young woman with developmental disabilities wearing an Indiana University shirt stands behind her janitorial cart packed with brooms, a yellow bag and a yellow mop bucket.

A woman with developmental disabilities sitting in a coat-draped chair takes a break from the paperwork on the desk to look around and smile at the camera.

A smiling woman in a white smock looks at the camera as she pulls a metal pan from an industrial kitchen metal shelf stacked with metal pans and trays.

A young woman with red hair, a baseball cap and a green shirt, holding a role of paper towels behind her janitorial cart, smiles and looks left at the distance.

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Stone Belt Arc is the local chapter of The Arc in Monroe County. The Arc is committed to all people with intellectual and developmental disabilities realizing their goals of living, learning, working and fully participating in the community. The combined strength of local Arcs, The Arc of Indiana and The Arc of the United States makes The Arc the largest national community-based organization advocating for and serving people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families. Learn more about The Arc by visiting www.arcind.org and www.thearc.org.