Arc of Cumberland Valley

Arc of Cumberland Valley The Arc of Cumberland Valley is a four county chapter of the Arc of Tennessee. Those counties include Sumner, Wilson, Macon, Trousdale.

The Arc of Cumberland Valley is a four county chapter of the Arc of Tennessee that strives to create, organize and support activities and services needed to continually improve the safety, and quality of life for citizens with intellectual and developmental disabilities in Wilson, Macon, Trousdale, and Sumner Counties of Tennessee through Advocacy, Training and Education, Public Awareness, Providi

ng Information and Referrals, Collaborating and Networking. Their cause, Project 22 provides a place to meet new friends and learn new skills. They teach young adults a variety of recreational-leisure, social skills, service learning, independent living/cooking skills, exercise, music/art activities and vocational skills in a fun, group setting. These activities are provided free of charge to the young adults that attend the meetings. They also encourage the young adults involved to give back and volunteer to local organizations in their community. In recent years they’ve helped and donated to the Hendersonville Samaritan Center, Sumner County Humane Society, and planted a Victory Garden at the local VFW Post 9851.

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02/26/2026

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Teresa had a big time fishing yesterday. Thanks to the Speer family for this wonderful day. Teresa caught 18 fish and wa...
04/28/2025

Teresa had a big time fishing yesterday. Thanks to the Speer family for this wonderful day. Teresa caught 18 fish and was very happy about that.

04/28/2025
Flowers on my mother’s grave for Mother’s Day. I miss her Every Day. ❤️
04/28/2025

Flowers on my mother’s grave for Mother’s Day. I miss her Every Day. ❤️

Project 22 lunch and fishing at Spears farm today I do have a picture of the big catfish they were trying to hook 🪝
04/27/2025

Project 22 lunch and fishing at Spears farm today I do have a picture of the big catfish they were trying to hook 🪝

Project 22 day they stuffed eggs for the egg hunt coming up in April
03/22/2025

Project 22 day they stuffed eggs for the egg hunt coming up in April

Project 22 day Coloring shamrocks
03/08/2025

Project 22 day
Coloring shamrocks

02/14/2025
10/27/2024
Project 22 Halloween dance and more costumes pictures
10/27/2024

Project 22 Halloween dance and more costumes pictures

10/27/2024

Project 22 Halloween dance
First set of costumes pictures

Special need’s sports dance
08/11/2024

Special need’s sports dance

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1241 Timberwood Drive
Gallatin, TN
37066

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+16153644264

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The Arc of Cumberland Valley is a four county chapter of the Arc of Tennessee that strives to create, organize and support activities and services needed to continually improve the safety, and quality of life for citizens with intellectual and developmental disabilities in Wilson, Macon, Trousdale, and Sumner Counties of Tennessee through Advocacy, Training and Education, Public Awareness, Providing Information and Referrals, Collaborating and Networking. Their cause, Project 22 provides a place to meet new friends and learn new skills. They teach young adults a variety of recreational-leisure, social skills, service learning, independent living/cooking skills, exercise, music/art activities and vocational skills in a fun, group setting. These activities are provided free of charge to the young adults that attend the meetings. They also encourage the young adults involved to give back and volunteer to local organizations in their community. In recent years they’ve helped and donated to the Hendersonville Samaritan Center, Sumner County Humane Society, and planted a Victory Garden at the local VFW Post 9851.