7625 Counts Massie Road
North Little Rock, AR 72113
A primary care doctor referral is required to receive services. Medicaid covers over 200 nutritional products and formulas for patients under the age of 21. They provide diapers, pull-ups, and under pads to any patient age 3 or above.
Our Services Include:
Lab-Quality Pregnancy Testing
Limited Obstetrical Ultrasound
Ongoing Peer Counseling
Pregnancy and Fetal Development Information
Abortion Information
Adoption Information and Referrals
Parenting Education
Community Referrals
Spiritual Guidance and Encouragement
Post Abortion Counseling and Bible Study
STD Information and Referrals
1102 West Clifton Morrilton, AR 72110
At ACTION Services, we are dedicated to assisting the individuals we serve as they achieve their dreams for the future.
We accomplish this by empowering each individual with the necessary knowledge and skills required to become successful citizens. Utilizing proactive skills training approaches in the realms of self-care, daily living, communication, interpersonal relationships, community inclusion, recreation/leisure, preparatory skills for the work environment, and work activity programs such as the Shredding & Recycling, individuals gain a healthy, positive self-concept.
A dedicated and exceptionally motivated family of service professionals works hand-in-hand to create a nurturing and energetic program environment that challenges each individual to meet and exceed their goals for independence and self-sufficiency.
As a division of the Conway County Center for Exceptional Children, ACTION Services plays a vital role in carrying out the mission of the Center.
ACTION is comprised of two distinct parts, the Life Skills area and the Workshop area. Each focuses on a specific purpose, however, the two areas work together to provide a comprehensive experience!
Free Classes
GED Testing
WAGE™ Job Readiness Certificates Employability, Customer Service, Office Technology, Bank Teller, Industrial, and Career Readiness Certificate (CRC)
Distance Learning Program
ESL Classes
Personalized Instruction
Convenient Locations
UACCM provides Adult Education instruction in Conway, Faulkner, Perry, and Van Buren Counties. Classes are designed to help people improve their skills in English, math, and reading. Our program provides GED® instruction, basic skills refresher courses for students about to enter college, and training for people who need to develop their basic skills for the workplace.
Classes and testing are offered for FREE and textbooks are available for classroom use. A distance learning program is available for students that wish to study at home.
GED®
MORRILTON LOCATION
Community Education Center, 600 North Saint Joseph Street
Monday: 8:00 am - 4:30 pm
Tuesday: 8:00 am - 7:30 pm
Wednesday: 8:00 am - 4:30 pm
Thursday: 8:00 am - 4:30 pm
Friday: 8:00 am - 4:30 pm
The American Red Cross in Arkansas serves just fewer than three million Arkansans plus more than 43,000 neighbors in Missouri.
1,200 trained and dedicated volunteers stand ready to instruct residents of all ages in disaster education and to respond to the call for help anytime of the day or night, holidays or weekends.
Red Cross in Arkansas covers seventy three counties (Little River County is served by the Northeast Texas Region; Crittenden County by the Mid-South Chapter, Memphis), as well as Sequoyah County in eastern Oklahoma.
The American Red Cross touches the life of an Arkansan every five minutes through response to a residential fire, storm or other disaster; with health & safety instruction and the donation of the gift of blood; or the use of learned First Aid skills to prevent harm or save a life; or the connection of a loved one here to their family member in the military stateside or on the other side of the world.
We respond to 1,500 disasters each year- the majority residential fires-and teach more than 40,000 people across Arkansas annually in health, safety and disaster preparedness skills.
Area Agency on Aging West Central Arkansas
Barbara Flowers, Executive Director
905 W. Grand Avenue
Hot Springs AR 71913
Phone: 501-321-2811/ Toll free: 1-800-467-2170
TDD: (501) 321-2811
Fax: 501-321-2650 (Hot Springs)
Fax: 501-967-2401 (Russellville)
E-mail: info@seniorspecialists.org
Counties: Clark, Conway, Garland, Hot Spring, Johnson, Montgomery, Perry, Pike, Pope and Yell
The Career Pathways Initiative (CPI) provides low-income individuals with the higher education skills and credentials they need to gain immediate entry into targeted occupations--ultimately leading these individuals to economic self-sufficiency.
Career Pathways Initiative (CPI) serves current and former Transitional Employment Assistance (TEA) recipients, or TANF eligible students, currently or newly enrolled at one of the participating public two-year colleges in Arkansas or in a program administered by participating two-year colleges.
You must be an adult caretaker, parent, or relative of a child under the age of 21 living in the home.
Contact your local college CPI office for eligibility and assistance availability.
Enrollment is dependant on grant funds available at the campus.
If you do not meet CPI's qualifications but would still like to attend college, please contact your local two-year college's financial aid office to learn about other financial aid programs, scholarships and grants available.
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Whether you’re a tobacco user looking to quit, or an advocate helping others find a healthier life, we’re here to make sure you don’t have to go it alone. This is your place for the support and tools you need to quit. Quitting tobacco and nicotine, in their various forms, takes a community of support. You’ve just found yours – welcome home.
Community Services
Communicable Disease Investigation and Intervention
Hometown Health Improvement
Voter Registration
Environmental Health
Food Protection
General Sanitation
Private Well Water Sampling
Rabies
Septic Tanks
Swimming Pools
West-Nile Virus Surveillance
Family Planning
Pregnancy Testing
HIV/Sexually Transmitted Diseases
Counseling, Testing and treatment
Immunizations
Adolescent 7-18 years
Adult Vaccines age 19 and up
Children: 0-6
Maternity
Breastfeeding
Prenatal Care
Private Option enrollment assistance
Public Health Preparedness
Public Health Preparedness
TB Program
Preventative Treatment
Treatment
Vital Records
Birth Certificates
Death Certificates
WIC
Breastfeeding Support/Breast Pumps
Nutrition Counseling
Women’s Health
BreastCare
