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Created in 2007, Coco Collection was formed as a subsidiary of award-winning Sunland Hotels & Resorts , a Maldivian company with over 25 years of experience within the hospitality industry. Since then, we have developed and managed desirable Maldivian destinations, catering for those who have a passion for holidays that are stylish, sophisticated and sustainable. Today, we are fast becoming the regions premier luxury resort brand with a collection that includes Coco Privé, Coco Resorts : Retreats, Coco Palm. Every element of Coco Collection meets the highest standards from the choice of cuisine to the unique experiences offered. Our team of associates are carefully chosen to ensure impeccable levels of service are present in everything we do. Our Maldivian roots are very important to us and can be seen across our resorts from the traditionally inspired architecture to the respect we show for culture. We work hard to support the local community and ensure that our efforts in conservation are as proactive as the hospitality we provide. Because our resorts, hotels and retreats are adapted to suit the environment, no two locations are the same with each destination offering a naturally unique experience. Coco Collection continues to grow as we develop exciting plans for the future. As a guest, business partner, supplier or investor, we look forward to welcoming you to one of our properties and introducing you to our timeless hospitality.
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The Arc of Washington County was founded in 1952 by a group of local parents seeking services and more complete lives for their children with developmental disabilities. Initially formed as The Hagerstown Council for Retarded Children, these dynamic individuals paved the way for the services that have since been integrated into the Washington County educational system. They were also pioneers in providing residential housing where it was needed for individuals who could not be cared for in their own homes, as well as in the formation of day training and work programs for adults. By 1975, the group had expanded their membership and changed their name to The Washington County Association of Retarded Citizens, receiving licensure from the Maryland Developmental Disabilities Administration as well as affiliation with the Maryland and National Arcs. This originating group, many of whom still actively serve the organization today, was the catalyst for the wide variety of valuable programs and innovative services that now exist at The Arc of Washington County. Today, more than 900 people with developmental disabilities receive support throughout the western region of Maryland. Our caring, dedicated staff of over 600 employees strives to support each individual we serve to live their lives with dignity and respect.