Nonprofit · Disability services · Career & workforce · Social & recreation
The Arc of Lincoln County
Toledo, OR · Serving Lincoln County
The Arc of Lincoln County promotes and defends the human rights of individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, actively supporting their inclusion, personal independence, and community participation throughout Lincoln County. Operating from its facility in Toledo, the chapter provides structured day activities, employment connections, and community education for residents across coastal communities from Lincoln City to Waldport.
The chapter's cornerstone offering is the Day Support Services program, which provides structured, community-based day support activities designed to foster social interaction, physical wellness, and lifelong learning. Participants engage in scheduled group outings, including bowling, nature walks along the coast, arts and crafts, cooking workshops, and volunteer service projects that build confidence and social connections. In parallel, the employment services division assists adults in exploring career pathways, preparing for interviews, and securing supportive workplace opportunities with local coastal employers.
To promote community safety and understanding, the chapter coordinates the CommCard program, distributing personalized communication tools that facilitate effective interactions between individuals with communication challenges and first responders or healthcare personnel. The organization also operates The Arc of Lincoln County Thrift Store in Toledo, providing affordable clothing and household items to the public while generating sustaining revenue for local day support and advocacy initiatives.
Get help
Individuals and families interested in day support services, supported employment, or self-advocacy groups can call the office, send an email, or visit the chapter headquarters on Southeast Third Street in Toledo.
Services and resourcesPrograms and services
Day Support Services
Community-based daytime programming that engages participants in bowling, coastal nature walks, creative crafts, cooking workshops, and volunteer projects.
Supported Employment
Job coaching, vocational exploration, and individualized workplace placement services connecting adults with local coastal employers.
CommCard Program
Personalized communication cards designed to assist individuals with speech challenges in effectively interacting with first responders and medical staff.
The Arc Thrift Store
A Toledo thrift shop that accepts donations and sells affordable goods to sustain local disability programming and family services.
Compiled from The Arc of Lincoln County’s own website and public filings. Last checked October 2, 2026. Something out of date? Send a correction.
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