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Every Arkansas program in Livsi, with eligibility, how to apply, and sources.
16 programs
Arkansas 211
Free, confidential, 24/7 helpline and searchable directory of 19,000+ local resources: food, housing, utilities, health programs, support groups.
See the pathArkansas Autism Resource & Outreach Center (AAROC)
Free information, referral, training and navigation help for families of children with autism, including school and services paperwork.
See the pathArkansas Disability Coalition (Family-to-Family Health Information Center)
Statewide family-led support for all disabilities; runs Arkansas's Family-to-Family Health Information Center for families of children with special health care needs.
See the pathArkansas Governor's Council on Developmental Disabilities
Publishes plain-language guides (PASSE, ABLE, guardianship alternatives) and funds advocacy projects for Arkansans with developmental disabilities.
See the pathArkansas Lifespan Respite Voucher Program
Reimbursement vouchers (up to $300/quarter, $1,200/year) so family caregivers can pay a respite provider of their choice.
See the pathArkansas Support Network (ASN)
Family-founded provider of supported living, personal care, supported employment and a flexible Family Support Program for people with developmental disabilities.
See the pathChoices in Living Resource Center (Aging and Disability Resource Center)
State helpline for long-term services and supports for adults with disabilities and seniors: ARChoices, IndependentChoices, Workers with Disabilities, and more.
See the pathDisability Parking Placard / License Plate
Accessible parking placard for people with qualifying disabilities (including children). Permanent placards are free and valid 4 years.
See the pathDisability Rights Arkansas (DRA)
Free legal advocacy for Arkansans with disabilities: information and referral, short-term help, legal representation, including special education and benefits issues.
See the pathEasterseals Arkansas
Developmental preschools (Little Rock, Stuttgart), pediatric speech/OT/PT, and adult job training and skills programs.
See the pathGuardianship and Alternatives (incl. Supported Decision-Making)
At 18, parents lose legal decision-making authority. Arkansas options range from supported decision-making agreements (law passed 2021) and powers of attorney to limited or full guardianship through probate court.
See the pathIndependentChoices (self-directed personal care)
Lets Medicaid adults (18+) who get personal care or ARChoices attendant care manage a monthly cash allowance and hire their own caregiver, including certain relatives.
See the pathLegal Aid of Arkansas / Center for Arkansas Legal Services
Free civil legal help for eligible low-income Arkansans, including public benefits (Medicaid, SSI, SNAP), disability rights, and guardianship.
See the pathMedicaid Non-Emergency Transportation (NET)
Free rides to Medicaid-covered medical appointments, scheduled through your region's broker.
See the pathSpecial Education Dispute Resolution
Free options when you disagree with the school: IEP facilitation, mediation, state complaints, and due process hearings.
See the pathThe Center for Exceptional Families (Parent Training and Information Center)
Free help for parents of children with disabilities: understanding IEPs and special education rights, county parent mentors, and transition support for youth 14-26.
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