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Program provides services in the following areas: Health and Aging Marriage, Parenting and Family Life Financial Management Extension Homemakers Clubs

Program provides services in the following areas: Health and Aging Marriage, Parenting and Family Life Financial Management Extension Homemakers Clubs

Coordinates emergency management activities including planning, preparedness, response, recovery and mitigation. Also receives reports of incidents that occur within their jurisdiction and disseminates emergency-related information.

Coordinates emergency management activities including planning, preparedness, response, recovery and mitigation. Also receives reports of incidents that occur within their jurisdiction and disseminates emergency-related information.

Personal care services referred by Superior Senior Care are primarily based on the assessed physical dependency need for "hands-on" services with daily living activities. These include: eating, bathing, dressing, personal hygiene, toileting and ambulating. Hands-on assistance in at least one of these areas is required to qualify for Personal Care under Medicaid. This type of assistance is provided by a personal care aide based on a beneficiary's physical dependency needs (as opposed to purely housekeeping services). The tasks the aide performs are similar to those that a nurse's aide would normally perform if the beneficiary were in a hospital or nursing facility.

This program provides shopping, cooking and life-skills training to individuals ready for a change. In addition, the program offers Bridges Out of Poverty Training and Poverty Simulations for community leaders who are interested in helping others make a change in their lives.

Program works to strengthen Arkansas communities, regions, and businesses through research-based education. Priorities include teaching youth and adult entrepreneurs how to take advantage of untapped market opportunities; helping communities and regions build local capacity to create vibrant and resilient communities; identify and train active and effective youth and adult leaders; and provide timely, credible, unbiased and research-based information and education about public issues and increase citizen engagement.

Program provides a medical clinic for the community.

Program provides clinics that provide comprehensive non-emergency care for adults and children. Services offered may include: Prevention, management, and treatment of chronic illness Women's health Wellness physicals for school, sports, camp and adoption* X-ray, Ultrasound, EKG, and laboratory services Minor skin procedures Nutrition counseling to help control hypertension, obesity and cardiac-related diseases Not all services available at each location. Please call for information.

Program provides free tax filing assistance for income-eligible taxpayers from trained and IRS-certified Southern Bancorp Community Partners volunteers. During tax season, taxpayers may contact any one of our VITA sites to make an appointment.

Provides a free or reduced-cost meal at lunch time for school children who apply and qualify. Children involved in the Back Pack Program are able to pick up from their Guidance Counselor a backpack that has been previously prepared by the Arkansas Foodbank Network. These packs are filled with nutritious, child-friendly meals that children are able to prepare for themselves at home.

Learn about the Trauma system, volunteer, or see the preparation and response to emergencies.

Learn about the Trauma system, volunteer, or see the preparation and response to emergencies.

Program provides services to do with: Soil testing Pesticide Applicator Trainings Worker Protection Standards Trainings Insect and weed identification Plant disease diagnosis Sprayer calibration Row Crop Verification Field Program Row Crop Variety testing Water Testing Hay and other feeds analysis Chicken litter and other manure analysis BANGS vaccination program Arkansas Beef Improvement Program 300 Days of Grazing Farmers Market Program Vegetable and fruit production

Individual counseling and support group counseling for survivors and secondhand survivors of sexual assault.

This program is income-based, and eligibility requirements are set by HUD.

Emergency veterinary care vouchers provide assistance in obtaining basic veterinary care for pets of low income families. The program is designed to help low income families when their pet is ill or injured. These vouchers are not for routine care such as shots or dental work. Animals can be taken to a participating veterinary clinics for evaluation and care. With the use of our vouchers, participating vets have agreed to waive the basic examination fee and apply the voucher directly to the treatment of the pet.

The Home Energy Assistance Program provides low-income households with home energy costs to eligible households with a one-time per year payment for utilities used in heating for electricity, natural gas, wood, or propane (Winter) and in cooling for electricity (Summer), directly to the utility companies, allowing low-income families to heat or cool their homes.

Provides assistance to individuals and families pay for their heating utilities during the winter months.

Volunteer program provides an opportunity for individuals interested in gardening to learn and serve their communities by sponsoring projects that support plant therapy work with hospitals and nursing homes, city beautification, and horticulture information.

Learn about the Trauma system, volunteer, or see the preparation and response to emergencies.

Clinic serves people 18 years and older who are unable to afford routine health care. Professional volunteers provide limited primary care, diabetic eye exams and ear, nose and throat, physical therapy, dermatology, pharmacy and chiropractic services. Screenings, health-related educational workshops and outside referrals for behavioral health and dental services are also offered. Spanish interpreters are available. Services are by appointment only.

Apply for licenses and permits, check on testing and training, or submit plans for review.

Individuals who are responsible for controlling and extinguishing fires and responding to emergency situations where life, property and-or the environment are at risk. They are frequently the first emergency personnel at the scene of a traffic accident or medical emergency and may be called upon to put out a fire, treat injuries or perform other vital functions. They also rescue victims and provide emergency medical attention as needed, ventilate smoke-filled areas and attempt to salvage the contents of buildings. Duties may include fire prevention, emergency medical service, hazardous material response, search and rescue, and disaster management. They are also a safe haven for abandoned newborn babies.

Program is a state park. Crater of Diamonds offers park visitors a one-of-a-kind experience-the adventure of hunting for real diamonds. You'll search over a 37 ½-acre plowed field that is the eroded surface of the world's eighth largest diamond-bearing volcanic crater. If you find a diamond, it is yours to keep. Begin your visit at the park visitor center. Here you will be able to view diamonds in the rough and explore our interactive exhibits that explain why diamonds are present here at Arkansas's diamond site. Then, pass through the Diamond Discovery Center on your way to prospect in the diamond search area. Here, exhibits, interpretive programs, and a video show you the various ways to search for diamonds and identify rough diamonds as you prospect. The search area is open daily throughout the year, except for Thanksgiving Day, the last half of Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, and New Year's Day. Mining tools are available to rent. Diamonds come in all colors of the rainbow. The three colors found here at the park are white, brown, and yellow, in that order. Park staff at the Diamond Discovery Center provide free identification and certification of diamonds found here. Amethyst, garnet, jasper, agate, quartz, and more rocks and minerals may also be found at the Crater of Diamonds, making the park a rock hound's paradise. The park also includes 47 Class AAA campsites and five walk-in tent sites with free Wi-Fi, an enclosed pavilion with air-conditioning and heating, picnic sites, restaurant, gift shop, trails, laundry, and theDiamond Springs Water Park, a play pool for visitors of all ages.