I'm looking for a daycare called the ARC association for retardy citizens in Texas.?
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Use yahoo maps beta! I dont know how i lived with out it before, when it comes up to the left of your screen it will ask you what your looking for, just type in ARC association, it will find it on the map plus give you the addy and phone number, sometimes you can click on more info and it will even list the place's web addy... they did a awsome job with yahoo maps beta!
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Gena Tidwell, LPC \nCHILD AND FAMILY RESOURCE CENTER\nEducational Center \n106 East 10th St. \nDallas, TX 75203 \n(214) 948-1818\n\nI hope this is what you were looking for.
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This is way to vague.... Child Care where?  Hospital, Juvenile Justice System, Social Service agency?\n\nYou need to re-post with more detail before your going to get a proper answer.
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have you checked texas.gov? that may help some
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Call the churches,welfare office, or salvation army
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http://www.traviscountytax.org/goVehiclesForms.do\n\n#7
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It appears that their website is down.  Try again in a few hours, or maybe tomorrow.  If you still can't get to their website, you can contact them by mail here:\n\nKindTree Productions, Inc.\n2096 ½ Arthur Street\nEugene, OR  97405\n\nE-mail: autism@kindtree.org\nor call Tim Mueller at: (541)521-7208
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I'd like to say walmart....but i don't think they are that bad yet...maybe a walmart in Texas or the bible belt...ebay?....could try googleing it...maybe ask a church...
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http://www.sll.state.tx.us/\n\nstart here and see what you find
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The name is Head Start.\nContact the Department of Social Services in your town or check address on Yellow Pages. Just look for Head start. Child can go free if you qualify-low income, or a full time student, single parent etc
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Try the Department of Protective and Regulatory Services for your state.  They should have a listing and rating for all licensed child care facilities
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Check with national autism parent support sites like\n\nhttp://www.autism-society.org\n\nor\n\nhttp://www.php.com/\n\nGood luck!
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go to the asd website to assess the schools in the valley. i would also contact the pta for the school to find out the good and the "what needs changing" for the school. \n\nyou know your child and what they are capable of dealing with but...\n\ni have heard concerning things about raub and trexler and know people that are putting their homes on the market to move their children out of the district in time for them to avoid these schools.\n\nmy children are too young yet..but it is a concern.\n\neither get involved or get out i guess.
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http://www.aipac.org/
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Try their website at http://www.dfps.state.tx.us/.   Also, the contact info is:\n\nTelephone \nState Office  512-438-4800 \nReport abuse or neglect  1-800-252-5400 (TX, OK, LA, AR, NM)\n512-834-3784 (All other states)\nTexas Runaway Hotline  1-888-580-HELP (4357) \nTexas Youth Hotline  1-800-210-2278 \nTexas Adoption Resource Exchange (TARE)  1-800-233-3405 \nFoster Care or Adoption  1-800-233-3405 \nOffice of Consumer Affairs 1-800-720-7777  \n\nAddress \nTexas Department of Family and Protective Services \n\n701 W. 51st Street\nAustin, Texas 78751\n\nP.O. Box 149030 \nAustin, Texas 78714-9030
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Try the State Probation Department. They have a great camp for kids.
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Check and see if your community has an Easter Seals program. I am a TSS in Pennsylvania who accompanies children with autism to such activities. Most of the social activities we attend are sponsored by Easter Seals. Some communities also have summer camps for children with Autism and children with special needs. In Pennsylvania, the social activities in my area range from Therapeutic Horseback riding, bowling gymnastics, Swimming, Boche Ball just to name a few. You can also check with your local ASA chapter and see what suggestions they might have. GOOD LUCK!!