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ARCH works with over 60 Community Partners who are organizations that represent the interests of people with disabilities and endorse the goals and objectives of ARCH.

If your organization is interested in becoming a Community Partner, please complete and submit the Application Form for Community Partners below:

All information provided on this form will be kept strictly confidential.

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How does your organization represent the interests of people with disabilities? * Required
How can ARCH effectively engage with your organization in a way that supports the community you serve and works towards ARCH objectives that include to: (Please specify): * Required
The objectives of ARCH disability Law Centre are to: i) Identify key legal disability issues and conduct test-case litigation; ii) Monitor and respond to law and policy developments affecting persons with disabilities; iii) Provide legal representation, summary advice and referral for individual persons with disabilities; iv) Provide education to the public and the legal profession on disability-related law; v) Maintain a range of publicly available publications and legal materials; vi) Undertake a variety of community development activities.

Last Modified: February 13, 2019

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