The Arc of Indiana Page On – Facebook!

 

The Internet offers new ways to communicate and connect advocates, families, and people with disabilities. 

 

We now have a page on Facebook , and we encourage you to join!
 

Facebook is a “networking site” on the Internet that can connect people with friends, co-workers, and people with similar interests. 
We hope that The Arc of Indiana page on Facebook will help connect people of all ages and backgrounds, who share a connection to developmental disabilities. 

We encourage you to join Facebook, and “become a fan of” The Arc of Indiana page.

Here is what you need to do:

Anyone can join Facebook

All that's needed to join Facebook is a valid email address.
▪ Go to: www.facebook.com

▪ Click on the green, “Sign Up” button.
▪ Follow the directions for creating your Facebook page.
▪ You can use our privacy settings at any time to control who can see what on Facebook.

 

Become a Fan of The Arc of Indiana Page
Once you have joined Facebook, you can find The Arc of Indiana page.
Just type “The Arc of Indiana,” into the Facebook search box.
Once you have found our page, you can click on an option called, “Become a Fan of The Arc of Indiana.”

▪ The Arc logo and link to The Arc of Indiana page will be displayed on your Facebook page – helping to promote The Arc and connect others to The Arc.

▪ You will find other “fans of The Arc of Indiana” on our page – helping you connect with families, self-advocates, and staff of The Arc of Indiana.

 

Start a Conversation / Discussion
We hope that The Arc of Indiana page on Facebook will be a place where you connect with others.  You can post information, ideas, thoughts on “the wall,”
or start a discussion on the discussion board. 

 

Facebook - Not Just for Kids

Many think of “My Space” and “Facebook” as a networking site for teenagers and college students. 
 

Facebook has become, however, a site for corporations, small businesses, and not-for-profits to reach out and connect. 

We hope you will give it a try (and if you have teenagers or college age kids, surprise them with your own Facebook page!)