The Arc of Indiana Page On – Facebook!

 

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

 

The Arc of Indiana has long had a web site, www.arcind.org.  Now we 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. 

So, 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!)