The Association for Retarded Citizens, Bergen-Passaic Counties (ARC Bergen-Passaic) is a non-profit organization serving individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities in Bergen and Passaic Counties, New Jersey. Founded as part of the larger ARC movement, the organization provides comprehensive support services and advocacy for people with disabilities and their families. While classified under manufacturing, ARC Bergen-Passaic operates vocational training programs and sheltered workshops where individuals with disabilities can learn job skills and engage in light manufacturing and assembly work. These programs help participants develop workplace competencies while earning wages in a supported environment. The organization offers additional services including residential programs, day habilitation, recreational activities, and family support services. ARC Bergen-Passaic maintains several facilities throughout the two counties and partners with local businesses to create employment opportunities for their program participants. As part of The Arc of New Jersey and The Arc of the United States network, the organization advocates for the rights and full inclusion of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities in their communities. The organization relies on a combination of government funding, grants, donations, and revenue from their vocational programs to sustain their operations and services.