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!

Putting tobacco behind us takes strength. But here’s the good news: Quitting – and helping others to quit – is well within reach. Finding your way to this site means that you’ve already taken the most important first step.

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.

We are part of the University of Arkansas Cooperative Extension Service's statewide network and the U of A System's Division of Agriculture. Our mission is to provide research-based information through non-formal education to help all Arkansans improve their economics well-being and the quality of lives. Whether it's agriculture, 4-H, family and consumer science, or community development, our Conway County office is at your service.

Description: The Earle Love Child Study Center on the campus of the University of Arkansas Community College at Morrilton recently received an Arkansas Better Chance (ABC) Grant for the fall enrollment period. The ABC Grant, established under Act 49 of 2003, provides funding for three and four year-old pre-school students to attend the center. There are currently 10 spaces available for children at the center, and enrollment is considered on the financial need of the child and his or her family. Enrollment in the program will begin immediately, and will continue until all 10 spaces are filled. In order to be eligible for the program, students must turn three by September 15.