Here to Help. - Monarch NCMonarch is a nonprofit organization. We support people with intellectual...
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At Monarch, we believe that each person is a unique individual with a personal dream. We understand that life poses challenges for some more than others. Often, these challenges can prevent people from realizing their full potential. We are here to help individuals and their families take control of their lives and reach their dreams. Monarch is a nonprofit organization. We support people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, mental illness, and substance abuse challenges. Monarch provides safe and nurturing environments and relationships to help people learn, grow, heal, and break through barriers. Monarch is for everyone. We provide support and services for people and their families regardless of age, race, religion, or cultural beliefs. We understand that different phases of life pose different sets of challenges. Our staff has expertise working with a variety of people and circumstances. Often people tell us that we have succeeded where others have failed. That’s because at Monarch, our dream is to see the people we support achieve their dreams. We are here to make it happen, whatever it takes. Interested in learning more about Monarch services in your area? Please call (866) 272-7826 or visit www.MonarchNC.org. North Carolina’s most trusted provider of support services for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, mental illness, and substance abuse challenges. Monarch I/DD Services Supervised Living Homes ICF/MR Homes Apartment Complexes Supported Living Alternative Family Living Supported Employment Work Adjustment Long-term Vocational Supports School Transition Services Supports in Your Home and Community Day Activities and Community Service Services funded by waiver, Innovations, VR, state, ICF/MR funding or by private pay. Here to Help. Established in 1958, Monarch provides support statewide to thousands of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, mental illness and substance abuse challenges from more than 50 North Carolina counties. The agency is nationally accredited by The Council on Quality and Leadership (CQL) and is CABHA certified. Monarch, which operates The Arc of Stanly County, is an affiliate chapter of The Arc of North Carolina and The Arc of the United States. To learn more about Monarch, please call (800) 230-7525 or visit www.MonarchNC.org. An affiliated chapter of The Arc
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At Monarch, we believe that each person is a unique individual with a personal dream. We understand that life poses challenges for some more than others. Often, these challenges can prevent people from realizing their full potential. We are here to help individuals and their families take control of their lives and reach their dreams.
Monarch is a nonprofit organization. We support people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, mental illness, and substance abuse challenges. Monarch provides safe and nurturing environments and relationships to help people learn, grow, heal, and break through barriers.
Monarch is for everyone. We provide support and services for people and their families regardless of age, race, religion, or cultural beliefs. We understand that different phases of life pose different sets of challenges. Our staff has expertise working with a variety of people and circumstances.
Often people tell us that we have succeeded where others have failed. That’s because at Monarch, our dream is to see the people we support achieve their dreams. We are here to make it happen, whatever it takes.
Interested in learning more about Monarch services in your area? Please call (866) 272-7826 or visit www.MonarchNC.org.
North Carolina’s most trusted provider of support services for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, mental illness, and substance abuse challenges.
Monarch I/DD Services
Supervised Living Homes
ICF/MR Homes
Apartment Complexes
Supported Living
Alternative Family Living
Supported Employment
Work Adjustment
Long-term Vocational Supports
School Transition Services
Supports in Your Home and Community
Day Activities and Community Service
Services funded by waiver, Innovations,VR, state, ICF/MR funding or by private pay.
Here to Help.
Established in 1958, Monarch provides support statewide to thousands of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, mental illness and substance abuse challenges from more than 50 North Carolina counties. The agency is nationally accredited by The Council on Quality and Leadership (CQL) and is CABHA certified. Monarch, which operates The Arc of Stanly County, is an affiliate chapter of The Arc of North Carolina and The Arc of the United States. To learn more about Monarch, please call (800) 230-7525 or visit www.MonarchNC.org.
An affiliated chapter of The Arc
Monarch Everyday Life focuses on independence, providing family support, and community involvement and inclusion. We help people build relationships, assist others with going to school, fulfill their spiritual desires, find their dream job, enjoy their hobbies, and make friends in the communities where they live and work.
Monarch Residential Options provide a variety of independent and shared living arrangements for individuals of all ages in need of support. Houses, apartments, condos and group homes are just a few examples of the many housing opportunities and levels of Monarch support available. We also provide respite services to allow family members to enjoy personal time with their loved one who is cared for by attentive professionals.
Monarch Vocational Options give people the opportunity to acquire employable skills, train for specific jobs, learn interview and interpersonal skills for the workplace, and maintain employment over time. As a result of the work experience, individuals gain a sense of self-worth and achievement as well as earn their own income, allowing for greater freedom of choice and direction. We also seek out enriching volunteer opportunities for people who wish to give back and experience inclusion within the community. If you, a family member, or someone you know could benefit from any of the services and programs that Monarch offers, please call our referral line at (866) 272-7826. A team member can provide details about what services and supports are available in your area.
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“Thank you for the support you gave our family on behalf of my son. Your services are
more valuable than you know.”
– Family member of an individual receiving Monarch services
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