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Boone, NC 28607

Phone: 919-863-9486

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NCARF Annual Training Conference
September 29-October 1, 2010
Winston-Salem, NC

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September 30-October 2, 2009
Winston Salem, NC


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Guide to Understanding Developmental Disabilities from the NC Council on Developmental Disabilities

Disability Etiquette – Tips on Interacting with People with Disabilities by Judy Cohen

At NCARF we Create Employment Solutions

The North Carolina Association of Rehabilitation Facilities (NCARF) is a professional organization dedicated to assisting its member community rehabilitation programs in the provision of services to individuals with disabilities.  NCARF is composed of members representing forty-one of North Carolina's community rehabilitation programs. Functioning as the unified voice of community-based rehabilitation programs, NCARF is dedicated to ensuring that citizens of North Carolina are aware of the services provided by its members.

Community rehabilitation programs are a unique combination of a vocational rehabilitation programs, a job placement agency and a business. The rehabilitation service and job placement for individuals with disabilities aspect is inherent in the purposes for which each facility exists. Yet, all of our members provide goods and/or services as part of the business community.
Some information and statistics about NCARF Members include:

A Recent Survey Showed NCARF:

  • Members served 9,456 citizens of North Carolina with disabilities.
  • Members employed 8,041 staff.
  • Members competitively placed thousands into jobs through Supported Employment.
  • Members' economic impact included:
    • $50,573,307 for Goods and Services
    • $95,505,031 for an employee payrolls
    • $5,764,684 for capital improvements.

$151,843,023 Total Economic Impact on North Carolina  

  • Many members are nationally and professionally accredited and certified:
    • ISO 9000
    • CARF

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