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The Arc of Livingston-Wyoming

www.lwarc.org

 
The Arc of Livingston-Wyoming is an active member of the Collaborative of the Finger Lakes, Inc. The Collaborative is a regional association of 12 not-for-profit NYSARC, Inc. human service agencies serving 9,000 individuals challenged with developmental disabilities and their families in 14 central upstate New York counties.
  • Number of Employees: 0-25
  • Annual Revenue: $0-1 Million
  • www.lwarc.org
  • 18 Main St
    Mount Morris, NY USA 14510
  • Phone: 585.226.9230

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