When COVID-19 interrupted the work of The Arc San Francisco, a nonprofit serving people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, its staff quickly had to find ways to make sure members were not completely isolated from the outside world.
Alex Williams, an associate director of lifelong learning at The Arc SF, said staffers put their “heads together to create something bigger for our clients to access.”
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