Welcome to ARC Scotland
ARC (Association for Real Change) is a membership organisation, which supports providers of services to people with a learning disability.
We provide a range of services such as high quality information, networking opportunities, accredited and non-accredited training, conferences and good practice guidance to promote new ways of working.
Our mission is to champion the development of high quality person-centred services for people with a learning disability across Scotland.
The ARC Scotland team look forward to working with you to further develop high quality person-centred support for people with learning disabilities across Scotland.
ARC Scotland works with
ARC Scotland
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Charter for Involvement Consultancy Services
Find out how ARC Scotland and the National Involvement network help you to get involvement right…
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Citizen Leadership
Have you done something to make a positive change in the support services you receive? The Scottish Consortium for Learning Disability would like to hear from you!
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Scottish Transitions Forum
The forum enables members to exchange good practice, look at policy development, help people acquire new skills and help individuals find solutions.
Conferences, News, Presentations and Reports
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Rachel’s Fund
Posted on September 21, 2011 | No CommentsIn January 2008 we lost a colleague and a friend Rachel Sherratt in a tragic accident. Rachel died doing the things she loved most:- walking somewhere beautiful, enjoying nature, taking... -
Exploring Personalisation and Self-Directed Support (2)
Posted on August 7, 2011 | No Comments9th September, Dumfries. A second event to support providers from across all sectors to develop their understanding of Personalisation and Self Directed Support. -
Leaders in Action – conference
Posted on July 13, 2011 | No CommentsOn 6th October 2011, ARC Scotland, in partnership with Enable Scotland, Key Community Networks, LDAS and UCI, organised a Conference for people with learning difficulties. The Conference was planned to... -
People with learning disabilities ten times more likely to have sight problems
Posted on June 22, 2011 | No CommentsPeople with learning disabilities are ten times more likely to have sight problems than the general population, according to new research released by the Scottish Parliament.






