The Arc-Solano features three core programs: Alternatives in Curriculum and Training (ACT)     ACT is a behavioral day program designed to serve the special needs of consumers with dual diagnoses.  The approach has proven successful with consumers who need a structured environment in which to work toward meeting individual goals and improving their functioning in their world.  ACT provides a small group setting with a 1:3 ratio.  Consumers receive instruction in anger management, community access, self-esteem and social skills.  Some work activities are available for those interested in earning money and practicing appropriate work behaviors and skills.  For more information, click here. Transitional Service (TS)      Transitional Service (TS) is a community-based independent living skills (ILS) program.  TS is goal oriented and consumer driven, providing training and assistance to consumers in developing adaptive ways of living independently in the community.  TS staff work with consumers in the areas of advocacy, budgeting, cooking, accessing support agencies, medical needs, shopping, parenting, and all areas in between.  Each staff member is responsible for a caseload of from ten to twelve consumers.  For more information about TS, click here. Art@Arc      Art@Arc is The Arc-Solano's resident arts program, with an eclectic range of arts activities, and is available to consumers participating in either the ACT or TS programs. Click here to read more about Art@Arc.