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ARCH works with Community Partners who are organizations that represent the interests of persons 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.

You may use this form to update the submitted information at any time. Please notify ARCH if you wish to be removed as a Community Partner of ARCH.

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

Community Partner Application Form:

Name of Organization: * Required
Address * Required
Street Address Address Line 2 City Province Postal Code
Website: - enter a valid website URL for example https://www.google.com/
Phone (Main): * Required
TTY
Fax
General Email: * Required
Is your organization non-profit? * Required
- Yes
- No
What is the scope of your organization? * Required
- Local
- Provincial
- National
Is your organization made up of persons with disabilities? * Required
- Yes
- No
Does your organization provide services to persons with disabilities? * Required
- Yes
- No
If you are a service provider, please describe the population you serve.
How does your organization represent the interests of persons with disabilities?
Do you agree with the objectives of ARCH, as follows? * Required
(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 rights related law; (v) Maintain a range of publicly available publications and legal materials; and (vi) Undertake a variety of community development activities.
- Yes
- No
How can ARCH effectively engage with your organization in a way that supports the community you serve and works towards ARCH objectives? * Required
- Invite your organization to participate in relevant ARCH consultations
- Invite your organization to join ARCH ad hoc advisory groups
- Invite your organization to participate in ARCH events
- Have your organization linked to ARCH’s website
- Invite your organization to join open letter campaigns
- Invite your organization to present to ARCH staff about your organization and the community you represent
- Present to your organization on specific areas of law that affect your community
- Highlight an issue of interest to your organization in our ARCH Alert Newsletter
- Develop partnerships to work on projects that tackle issues that affect both our communities
- Other
Please specify: * Required
Contact Person: * Required
First Last
Position: * Required
Email: * Required
Phone or TTY:
Do you require alternate formats for communication? * Required
- Yes
- No
Please specify: * Required
Would you like to receive ARCH updates in your email address? * Required
- Yes, for the ARCH Blog - posts that explore topics on disability law, legal practice, and anything in between
- Yes, for the ARCH Alert - quarterly newsletter with news and information on disability issues and updates on ARCH work
- Yes, for the ARCH News - updates on ARCH activities and events
- Yes, for all of the above
- No, thank you

Last Modified: January 16, 2020

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