Volusia Volunteers in Medicine

Eagles Watch ICF Cluster Homes offers a range of services for people with intellectual disabilities. It emphasizes community integration and is located in Daytona Beach, Fla. The facility provides day care, residential, hourly support and home health services. Eagles Watch ICF Cluster Homes is a part of The MENTOR Network, which offers an array of community-based services to adults and children with developmental disabilities and acquired brain injuries. Founded in 1980, the network also provides health care services for people with emotional, behavioral and medically complex challenges. The MENTOR Network additionally supports several clinical and charitable efforts and is a member of the Foster Family-Based Treatment Association, American Network of Community Options and Resources, Brain Injury Association of America.

The Arc of Volusia is a human service agency that serves individuals with developmental disabilities. Chartered in 1962, it offers a range of advocacy and behavioral and mental health care services to adults in Volusia County in Florida. The agency operates Daytona Beach training center that administers work skill development and sheltered workshop programs. The Arc of Volusia also conducts supported employment and living programs. It maintains a staff of more than 50 employees. The agency provides classes in motor and social skills development. The Arc of Volusia maintains the Adult Basic Education department. In addition, it offers various membership options.