Little Rock Compassion Resources

Pulaski County

Compassion Resource Directory

For

Little Rock & Pulaski County, Arkansas

(Resource Provider Edition)

Current, as of

Spring 2013

RKimC@Hotmail.com

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Little Rock & Pulaski County, Arkansas

Compassion Resource Directory

Clothing

Education & Literacy

Elder-Care Resources

Employment

EX-Offender (Reentry) Programs

Financial & Utilities Assistance

Food Pantries

Furniture

Health-Care Services

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Dental Clinics

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Eye Clinics

Housing & Shelters

Legal Services

Meals

Mental Health

Substance Abuse

Transportation

Undocumented Persons (Aliens) Resources

Veterans Programs

Youth Services

Miscellaneous

Special Mention (Multiple Services Providers)

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Goodwill

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Lewis-Burnett Employment Finders

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Our House

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Promiseland

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River City Ministry

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Saint Francis House

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Saint Vincent Health System

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Salvation Army

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S.O.A.R. Network

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Union Rescue Mission

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Watershed

Provider Index

Addendum (City of Little Rock Homeless Day Resource Center)

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Clothing:

Central Baptist Church of North Little Rock (501) 771-1125

6103 Carnegie

North Little Rock, AR 72120

Open Wednesdays, 3:30pm – 5:30pm. Located 4500 North Hills Blvd.

(enter thru the basement), NOT located at the main church on Carnegie.

First Presbyterian Church

800 Scott Street

Little Rock, AR 72201

Open Thursday 12:00pm – 1:00pm

(501) 372-1804

Gates of Jericho Mobile Homeless Unit

Travels to homeless “Camps” every Monday providing clothing and assistance.

Goodwill Industries , Main Office

1110 West 7 th

Street


(501) 372-5100 www.goodwillar.org

Open by appointment for registered clients ONLY.

Job interview clothing for men & women must have interview before receiving clothes, referral is required, 1 outfit for job interview a weeks worth of clothing if you get the job.

Goodwill Industries, Thrift Store

1716 Military Road

(501) 776-1189

Benton, AR 72015

Open Monday thru Saturday, 9:00am – 8:00pm, Sunday, 10:00 – 6:00pm


5914 Highway 5-N

Bryant, AR 72022

(501) 653-2209



9700 North Rodney Parham Road, Suite F

(501) 224-6221



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2904 South University Avenue

(501) 568-5313




109 Markham Park Drive


(501) 221-1018



6929 John F. Kennedy Blvd., Suite 112

(501) 835-5286



Greater Second Care Center

5615 Geyer Springs Road


Open by appointment only.

(501) 569-9988

Helping Hand of Greater Little Rock

1601 Marshal Street

(501) 372-4388


Open Monday thru Thursday, 9:00am – 12:30pm. Inexpensive thrift store clothing available.

Mosaic Church of Central Arkansas

6420 Colonel Glenn Road, Suite #1

(501) 562-3336


Open Tuesday 2:00pm – 6:00pm, primarily serving the 72204 zip code.

Promiseland Church Ministries

Community Development Corp.

3700 West 65 th

Street


(501) 570-0048 www.promiselandcdc.org

Ministry of Compassion clothing assistance, call for appointment.

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Quapaw Quarter United Methodist Church

1601 South Louisiana Street

(501) 375-1600


Clothing and backpacks are distributed between1:00am – 3:00pm on the first and third Tuesdays of each month, except August.


1021 East Washington Avenue

(501) 376-6694

North Little Rock, AR 72214 www.rivercityministry.org

Clothing bus open 1 st & 3 rd Wednesdays of the month, 9:00am – 11:00am.


2701 South Elm Street

(501) 664-5036


Open Monday thru Friday 8:30am – 11:30am & 1:00pm – 4:00pm. Must provide photo ID.

Saint John Missionary Baptist Church Clothes Closet

2501 South Main Street (501) 975-2014


Open Tuesday and Thursday 11:00am – 4:00pm and the 1 st

Saturday of each month 9:00am – 12:00pm, Must complete application, ID Required.

(501) 372-1804 Stew Pot

First Presbyterian Church

800 Scott Street


Open Thursday, 12:00pm – 1:00pm.

Sylvan Hills Church of Christ

9213 Highway 107

(501) 835-4141


Open Thursday 9:00am - 12:00 by appointment.

Watershed

3701 Springer Blvd.

Little Rock, AR 72206 www.nebowatershed.com

(501) 378-0176

Open Monday thru Friday, 8:00am – 5:00pm. Free clothing for infants to adults, household items when available, ID required.

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Education & Literacy:

Arkansas Department of Career Education, (501) 296-1600

Arkansas Rehabilitation Services

1616 Brookwood Drive


Providing educational support and rehabilitation services for individuals with disabilities.

Arkansas Rehabilitation Services

26 Corporate Hill Drive

(501) 686-2800


Prepares people with disabilities to enter the work force thru education, social and accessibility support. Hearing aids and prosthetics provided.

Dr. Emma K. Rhodes Education Center

1815 & 1917 Wright Avenue


(501) 372-0277

Emma.rhodes88@yahoo.com

Providing adult education and GED preparation, Life Skills training,

Computer Literacy & the following Certificate programs; Certified

Nursing Assistant, Home Health Aid, Medical Billing and Coding,

Pharmacy Tech., Phlebotomy, and Physical Therapy. Serves as a care coordinator and program provider for clients in the “Access to Recovery

Program” of the Arkansas Department of Human Services. Also a licensed minister and provider of other community services.

Job Corps

6900 Scott Hamilton Drive


(501) 618-2528

Provides job training and remedial education for youth, ages 15 – 24.

Lewis-Burnett Employment Finders (501) 379-1592

Willie L. Hinton Neighborhood Resource Center, Suite #205

3805 West 12 th

Street


Free GED preparation program, service, primarily focused on finding employment for ex-offenders.

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Literacy Action of Central Arkansas

100 Rock Street, 5 th

Floor (Inside Public Library)

(501) 372-7323


Teach adults to read in preparation for GED, & English as a second language.

Little Rock Adult Education Center

4800 West 26 th

Street (26 th &

Madison Street)

(501) 447-1850


Offering community and adult education courses.

Mosaic Templars Cultural Center

501 West 9 th

St.


(501) 683-3593

Museum related education program for pre-K through post graduate level.

Primarily focusing on African-American history.

Our House Learning Center

302 East Roosevelt

Little Rock, AR 72206 www.ourhouseshelter.org

(501) 374-7383

Open to community members for GED prep, basic literacy classes, TABE

/ WAGE testing, career readiness certificate preparation and testing.

Promise Christian Academy

3700 West 65 th

Street

(501) 570-0048


Preschool, before and after school programs for children. Transportation is provided from local elementary schools. Summer camp program for children from kindergarten thru high school. DHS vouchers accepted, call for fees and daily rates.

Simone’s Home

P.O. Box 45964

Little Rock, AR 72214 www.simoneshome.com

(501) 772-4987

Resource center for girls ages 12 – 18 to help them become self-sufficient women after leaving foster care. Life skill classes, career preparation programs, and mentoring

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Single Parent Scholarship Fund of Pulaski County

200 River Market Avenue, Suite #100 (501) 301-7773


Providing scholarships and support for single parents in Arkansas.

S.T.E.P. Ministries

P.O. Box #122


(501) 758-4054

Tutoring in the public schools for at risk children & mentoring program.

University of Arkansas, Little Rock (U.A.L.R.) (501) 569-3127


Little Rock, AR 72204 http://apply.ualr.edu

The University of Arkansas offers FREE tuition for Arkansas residents over the age of 60. Older residents may receive a waiver of all tuition and general student fees on a space-available basis. All other fees, including admissions, facilities, technology, health, athletic, business technology, and other specific fees will not be waived. Students qualifying for this waiver will only be allowed to register on the last day of regular registration and during the late registration period.

Veteran’s Day Treatment Center

1000 Main Street


Comprehensive homeless center for veterans

(501) 244-1900

ONLY . Providing a broad range of education and special programs. Available to veterans ONLY .

Watershed Child Development Center

Human and Community Development Agency Inc.

3701 Springer Boulevard

(501) 374-8811


Open 6:30am – 6:30pm Monday thru Friday, child development center, youth services: Watershed’s own at-risk program for youth, Helping

Youth Help Themselves for at-risk youth ages 12-17, Our Club, after school program for youth ages 6-12, Educational Services, access to tutoring and GED classes. DHS Vouchers accepted.

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Elder-Care Resources:

Arkansas Relay


( 501) 221-3279


Providing TEXT Telephone service for the deaf.

Care Link

P.O. Box 5988

700 Riverfront Drive


(501) 372-5300 information

1-800-482-6359 http://www.care-link.org

Care Link provides resources to the elderly in 6 Central Arkansas

Counties. Transportation, meals, home care assistance, counseling, resource information, and many other forms of assistance.

Central Arkansas Development Council

Weatherization Assistance Program

(501) 776-8446

P.O. Box 580

Benton, AR 72018

Complete application for review to be waiting listed for assistance with weatherization projects.

Choices in Living Resource Center

Elder Choices

1-866-801-3435

P.O. Box 1437, Slot S-530

Little Rock, AR 72203-1437

Prescreening and assessment for long term care Medicaid waivers, helping people remain in the community, in their own homes in an effort to avoid long term nursing home care

Good Shepherd Economical Retirement Center (501) 224-7200

2701 Aldersgate Road

Little Rock, AR 72205 www.goodsheperdcommunity .com

Providing options in living from HUD subsidized housing to upscale suites to long term residential care.

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Mainstream (501) 280-0012

300 South Rodney Parham, Suite #5


Providing resources and information, Mainstream is a non- residential, consumer-driven, independent living center for people with disabilities and their families in Central Arkansas. The mission of Mainstream is to provide advocacy, peer-support, and other services which will enable people with significant disabilities to live independently in the community. The organization works to achieve the integration of people with disabilities into the mainstream of society.

Southern Baptist Disaster Relief Program (501) 376-4791

(In partnership with American Red Cross, Salvation Army)

10 Remington Road

Little Rock AR. 72209

Disaster related tree cutting done free for low income elderly persons. Disaster related small home repairs done as well.

TAP, (Telecommunications Access Program) (501) 686-9693


Little Rock, AR 72205 www.ace.arkansas.gov

Providing free specialized telephone equipment for eligible disabled Arkansans. A program of the Arkansas Department of

Career Education.

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Employment:

Arkansas Department of Career Education

1401 Main Street

(501) 883-1490

North little Rock, AR 72114

Provides education and employment support for Arkansans with diagnosed disabilities.

Arkansas Department of Workforce Services (501) 682-0228



Open Monday thru Friday, 8:00am – 4:30pm, unemployment office, FAX, phone, copy machine, job search related use only.

Brennan Re-Entry Management Services

P.O. Box 25231


(870) 643-9455

Brennan Re-Entry Program Management works with state and local government agencies to realize structural rehabilitation and/or construction by hiring for construction and building trades.

Church at Rock Creek

11500 West 36 th

Street


(501) 221-1051

CareerLink Workshops: 4-week Life/Job Skills training for the unemployed, under-employer or career challenged individual. Both

Men and Women are welcomed. If you are a TEA client, child-care, and transportation can be provided. Other individuals are responsible for their own transportation and childcare.

Command Labor

601 West 2 nd

Street

(501) 372-7000


Day labor coordinators. First fill out their forms then arrive early in the morning and wait to find daily work.

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Goodwill Industries, Main Office

1110 West 7 th

Street

Little Rock, AR 72201 www.goodwillar.org

(501) 372-5100

Free GED classes and career counseling. Job placement assistance.

Vocation rehab for developmentally and physically disabled. Job coaching. X-Offender program (TEO) Transition Employment

Opportunity. Certified Microsoft testing site. Resume assistance and interview skills training.

Goodwill Career Service Center, Benton

1716 Military Road

Benton, AR 72211

Goodwill Career Service Center, Bryant (501) 6847-6660

5914 Highway 5-N

Bryant, AR 72022

Goodwill Career Service Center, Little Rock (501) 372-5100

1110 West 7 th

Street


(501) 776-7639

Goodwill Career Service Center, Little Rock (501) 221-1772

109 West Markham Park Drive

Little Rock, 72211

Goodwill Career Service Center, North Little Rock

6929 John F. Kennedy Blvd., Suite 112 (501) 835-5286


Hope Works of Greater Little Rock

620 Curtis Sykes Dr.

(501) 650-2787


Career and Personal Development Center. A Christ centered adult education and employment assistance program. Must be at least 18 years of age.

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Labor Finders

P.O. Box 191803

(501) 565-9632


Located at 7223 Geyer Springs Road. Day labor coordinators. First fill out their forms then arrive early in the morning and wait to find daily work as available.

Labor Ready


(501) 562-6111


Day labor coordinators. First fill out their forms then arrive early in the morning and wait to find daily work.



3805 West 12 th

Street


Free employment assistance. Primarily focused on finding employment for ex-offenders.

Pride Industries

700 West Capitol Avenue, Suite B-125

(501) 374-8087


Hiring individuals with severe disabilities. Primarily employing those with physical, mental, and developmental disabilities.

Watershed

3701 Springer Blvd.


(501) 378-0176 www.nebowatershed.com

“Working to find work” Job guidance counseling, employment assistance. Job preparedness classes Tuesday thru Thursday 10:00am –

12:00am

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EX-Offender (Reentry) Programs:

Arkansas Department of Career Education

1401 Main Street

(501) 883-1490

North little Rock, AR 72114

Provides education and employment support for Arkansans with felony backgrounds and diagnosed disabilities.

Arkansas C.U.R.E.

P.O. Box 56001


(501) 223-2620 / 519-0064

The local chapter of an international grass roots organization dedicated to reducing crime through reform of the criminal justice system.

Arkansas Time After Time

P.O. Box #10074


(501) 444-2828 www.arkansastimeaftertime.org

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The local chapter of a national advocacy group dedicated to addressing issues specific to registered sex offenders.

Brennan Re-Entry Housing Corp.

P.O. Box 25231


( 870) 643-9455

Brennan Re-Entry Program Management works with state and local agencies by employing Ex-Offenders to realize structural rehabilitation and / or building trades.

Center for Women in Transition

PO Box 3461

(501) 372-5522

Little Rock, Arkansas 72203 www.cwitlr.org

Helping incarcerated and formerly incarcerated women successfully transition back into society. Offering programs and services that assist women in leading lives of self worth, self reliance and self discipline.

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F.E.I.P.A., Watershed (501) 378-0176

Friends and Family of Ex-offenders and Incarcerated Persons Association

Watershed



Open 2 nd

& 4 th

Mondays at 6:30pm.

Goodwill Industries (T.E.O.)

1110 West 7 th

Street


Free GED classes and career counseling. Job placement assistance.

Job coaching. X-Offender program (T.E.O.) Transition Employment

Opportunity. Certified Microsoft testing site. Access to Recovery (ATR) service provider.

(501) 372-5100

Lewis-Burnett Employment Finders


3805 West 12 th

Street


(501) 379-1592

Free GED preparation program, service, primarily focused on finding employment for ex-offenders. Pre-employment training class

Wednesday10:00am.


1000 Main Street


(501) 244-1900

Incarcerated veterans’ re-entry program. Provides case-management for

6-months following release from prison. For veterans ONLY .

Approved transitional housing facilities in the Little Rock, Pulaski County area for men and women leaving prison.

Chance Sobriety (501) 851-8484

12127 Gabriel Lane


Long term treatment with work program. Client must be able to work or have a job. Program will transport client to and from work as needed.

Sex offenders welcome. Call for fees.

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City of Faith

1401 South Garfield

(501) 615-1090


Transitional housing facility for Federal male and female probationers.

Gyst House

8101 Frenchman’s Lane


(501) 568-1682

Men and Women with substance abuse issues.

Hidden Creek Development Center

10905 West Markham

(501) 221-1025


Faith based residential program for men and women, who are non-violent non-sex offenders. Licensed by the Arkansas Department of Community

Corrections.

Hoover Treatment Center

4000 West 13 th

Street

(501) 663-4774


Men and Women with substance abuse issues.

Mission Global Ministries

3719 East Broadway


(501) 945-0339

Homeless shelter & halfway house for men on parole.

New Hope Living Center

1522 Scott Street


Men ONLY with substance abuse issues.

(501) 376-2457

Quality Living Center I

3925 Asher Avenue


Men ONLY.

Quality Living Center II

2900 South Cedar Street


Women ONLY.

(501) 663-3490

(501) 663-3490

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Recovery Centers of Arkansas

1201 River Road

(501) 372-4611


www.rcofa.org

Long term treatment for men and women.

Safe Harbor of Little Rock (501) 374-

4800 Springer Blvd.


Men ONLY.



Sober Living

4201 John Barrow Road


Men and Women with substance issues.

(501) 664-5036


Veterans ONLY , referred from the VA Drop-In Center.

(501) 562-0507

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Financial & Utility Assistance:

Central Arkansas Development Council (C.A.D.C.) (501) 315-1121

Assistance with utility bills and support with energy conservation.

Jacksonville C.A.D.C.

2 Crestview Plaza

Jacksonville, AR 72076

Little Rock C.A.D.C.

North Little Rock C.A.D.C.

3901 McCain Park Road, suite 102




(501) 457-5621

(501) 603-0909

(501) 771-0745

Centerpoint Energy (Gas)

Customer Service

Entergy (Electricity)

Customer Service

Family Promises of Pulaski County


1-800-992-7552

1-800-368-3749

(501) 372-0733

Formerly Interfaith Hospitality Network of Little Rock

222 East 8 th Street www.familypromisepc.org

Partners with churches of all faiths in Pulaski County to provide shelter,

food, transportation, & case management for homeless families with

children under 18.



Free Homeless Day Resource Center

1021 East Washington

(501) 376-6694 www.rivercityministry.org

Assistance with water bills only, by telephone only on Wednesdays.

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(501) 664-5036 Ext. 229


Assistance with utility bills must have shut-off notice. NO rental assistance available. Call between 8:30am – 10:00am. Must provide photo ID, Social Security card, and proof of income.

Watershed

3701 Springer Blvd.


(501) 378-0176 www.nebowatershed.com

Assistance with utility bills (gas, electric, water), rent, funeral expenses,

No phone bill assistance available . Open Monday thru Friday 8:00am –

5:00pm. Call before coming to make sure funds are available.

Appointments and referrals are preferred. Must have photo ID.

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Food Pantries:

Airport Church of Christ

8501 Fourche Dam Pike


(501) 490-9800

Open Wednesdays 9:00am – 1:00pm. ID required, may be served only once per month.

Amboy Community Food Pantry

100 Auburn Drive


(501) 753-2777

Open Monday & Thursday 9:00am – 12:00pm. Proof of North Little

Rock residency, SS Cards for each family member, and photo ID required.

Bullock Temple

1513 South Park Street

(501) 375-1581


Open Monday 10:00am – 1:00pm or by appoint, ID required.

Capitol City Freewill Baptist Church

6724 West 32 nd

Street

(501) 562-7158


Open 2 nd

Wednesday of each month 10:00am – 4:00pm.

Central Baptist Church of North Little Rock (501) 680-1427

6103 Carnegie


Food pantry, open Wednesdays, 3:30pm – 5:00pm. Located off Landers

Road, NOT at the church. Serving North Little Rock residents only.

Photo ID Required.

Christ Temple Outreach Center

1923 South Arch Street

(501) 376-1664


Open Tuesday & Thursday 10:00am – 1:00pm

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Church at Rock Creek

11500 West 36 th Street

(501) 221-1051


Open Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday. Call in the mornings between

7:30am & 11:30am to schedule an afternoon appointment. Photo ID required. First time recipients need utility bill to verify address and birth certificates or SS cards for any children under 18. Services available for each person/family at intervals of 5-weeks.

East Gate Fishing Center

1900 Pine Street


Open Wednesday 9:00am – 11:30am

(501) 812-0776

First Baptist Church

2015 Main Street


Open by appointment only.

(501) 758-1525

First Christian Church Food Pantry

1500 North Mississippi Street

(501) 225-5656


Open Fridays, 10:30am – 12:00pm. Photo ID required.

First Christian Church of Sherwood

2803 East Kiehl Avenue

(501) 835-5505

Sherwood, AR 72120

Open Friday 10:30am – 12:00pm. Picture ID Required.

First Pentecostal Church Food Pantry

1401 Calvary Road

(501) 758-3090


Open Fridays, 1:00pm – 5:00pm. Picture ID required.

First United Methodist Church

6701 John F. Kennedy Blvd.


(501) 835-2201

Open Tuesday 9:30am – 11:00am. Serves North Little Rock and

Sherwood residents ONLY ! Photo ID and one other form of ID

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required. Vouchers only, for Kroger and Goodwill.

Gardner Memorial Methodist Food Pantry

1723 Schaer Street

(501) 374-9520


Open Monday & Thursday 1:00pm – 3:00pm. Photo ID Required.

Serves residents of North Little Rock ONLY .

Geyer Springs United Methodist Church (501) 565-3175



Open 1 st

& 3 rd

Thursday 9:00am – 12:00pm. Serves residents of the

72209, 72206 & 72103 Zip Code area ONLY . Picture ID required.

(501) 569-9988 Greater Second Care Center



Open Thursday 10:00am – 12:00pm.

Greater South Temple, (C.O.G.I.C.)

2623 South Arch Street

(501) 375-2880


Open 3 rd

Thursday of each month 4:00pm – 5:00pm. Photo ID required.

Helping Hand of Greater Little Rock

1601 Marshall Street

(501) 372-4388


Open Monday thru Thursday 9:00am – 1:00pm. Must bring Social

Security Card. Food and inexpensive thrift store clothing available.

Hunter United Methodist Church & Angel Food Ministries

3301 Romine Road (501) 225-7683


Open 3 rd

Saturday 7:00am – 12:00pm, call for more information.

Immanuel Baptist Church

10500 West Markham Street, Suite #107


(501) 376-3071

Open Tuesday 10:00am – 2:00pm. ID and proof of residence required.

For children, must provide proof that the child is in school. Serving the

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following Zip Code areas only: 72201, 72202, 72203, 72205, 72207,

72210, 72211, 72212, 72223, 72227, and 72135.

Ironton Baptist Church

14718 Ironton Cutoff

(501) 888-2693


Open 3 rd

Tuesday 9:00am – 12:00pm & the 4 th

Saturday 9:00am –

12:00pm. ID required. Call for alternate holiday schedules in November and December.

Jacksonville Care Channel

201 North Elm Street

(501) 982-4647

Jacksonville, AR 72076-

Open Monday, Wednesday, & Friday 10:00am – 2:00pm. Serves residents of Jacksonville and surrounding areas 72076 zip code area

ONLY . To qualify one must be on food stamps. Must bring proof of

Jacksonville residency, Social Security card or birth certificates of each listed family member, pay stubs, and food stamp approval letter.

Lakeshore Drive Baptist Church

21 Lakeshore Drive

(501) 565-5536


Open 2 nd

and 4 th

Tuesday of each month 10:00am – 2:00pm. Serving the

72204 Zip Code area ONLY .

Life Unlimited Christian Fellowship

7001 Colonel Glenn


(501) 568-3600

Open Wednesdays 9:00am – 11:30am. ID required and Social Security cards required for all family members. Use limited to three times per year.

Little Rock Church

10701 West Baseline Road

(501) 455-0900


Open every other Monday 5:00pm – 6:30pm. A van travels Sunday mornings between the church and the corner of Baseline and Guyer

Springs Road to pick people up for breakfast, showers and worship service.

Little Rock Compassion Center

3618 West Roosevelt

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(501) 296-9114


Open Tuesday and Thursday 9:00am – 11:30am & 1:15pm – 3:45pm.

In case of emergency contact the number above.

Mosaic Church of Central Arkansas (501) 562-3336

6420 Colonel Glenn Road, Suite #1


Open Tuesday 2:00pm – 6:00pm, must reside in the 72204 area.

Mount Zion Baptist Church

908 Cross Street


(501) 374-5832

Open Wednesday 11:00am – 2:00pm & Saturday 10:00am – 12:00pm

New Hope Community Outreach

1851 Howard Street

(501) 837-1362


Open Wednesday, 4:00pm – 6:00pm, call ahead to confirm date and time.

Oak Forest United Methodist Church

2415 Fair Park Blvd.


(501) 663-9407

Open Thursday 10:00am – 12:00pm, serving the 72204 Zip Code area only.

Park Hill Christian

4400 John F. Kennedy Blvd.

(501) 753-1109


Open Tuesday 10:00am – 12:00pm. Serving North Little Rock residents.

Promiseland Church Ministries

3700 West 65 th Street

(501) 570-0048


By appointment only. ID required. Must complete application.

Pulaski Heights United Methodist Church

4823 Woodlawn Drive

(501) 664-3600


Works to deliver food to needy families on Saturdays. Only delivers to those who have applied for and have been accepted into the food stamp program but have not yet received food stamps and to those referred from school counselors. Limited to those within the Little Rock city limits.

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(501) 375-1600


Groceries are distributed between1:00pm – 3:00pm on the first and third

Tuesdays of each month, except August.

River City Ministries



(501) 376-6694


Open Tuesdays & Thursdays 9:30am – 10:30am. Serving Pulaski County residents only, Must provide photo ID.



(501) 664-5036


Open Monday thru Friday 8:30am – 11:30am & 1:00pm – 4:00pm.

Must provide photo ID, Social Security card.

Salvation Army

1505 West 18 th

Street


(501) 758-7297 www.SalvationArmyCentralArkansas.org

Food Pantry open Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, 9:30am – 12:00 and

1:00 – 3:00pm. Bring proof of income, proof of expenses and lease or rental agreement

Saint John Missionary Baptist Church

Unto Others

(501) 537-8658

2501 South Main Street


Open the 2 nd

& 4 th

Thursday of each month, 9:00am – 3:00pm.

Must complete application, photo ID Required.

Second Baptist Church



(501) 223-2323

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Open Tuesdays, Wednesdays & Thursdays 10:00am – 12:00pm. Photo ID and utility bill, or current vehicle registration required.

(501) 835-1612 Sylvan Hills Community Church

Crisis Corner

8019 Hwy 107

Sherwood, AR 72120

Open Tuesday 10:00am – 12:00pm.

Temple Baptist Church – Manna from Heaven Food Pantry

10710 Interstate 30 (501) 565-4966


Open every other Monday 6:00pm

Union A.M.E. Church Food Cooperative

1825 South Pulaski Street

(501) 851-3881


Open Wednesday after the 1 st

Sunday & the Wednesday before the

4 th

Sunday, 1:00pm- 3:00pm. Call to confirm date and time.

Watershed

3701 Springer Blvd.

(501) 378-0176


Open Monday thru Friday 8:00am – 5:00pm. Call before coming to make sure food is available. Appointments and referrals are preferred. Social

Security card or number is preferred. Must have photo ID.

Commodities Distribution Sites:

City of Alexander Court Room

15605 Alexander Road

Alexander, AR

Jacksonville Care Channel

201 North Elm Street.

Jacksonville, AR

New Dora Baptist Church

317 Jamison Avenue

North Little Rock, AR

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Oak Grove Fire Station

18122 Macarthur drive

North Little Rock, AR

Second Presbyterian Church

Cantrell at Pleasant Valley Drive and I-430

Little Rock, AR

St. Marks Baptist Church

5722 W. 12 th

Street

Little Rock, AR

Woodson Community

508 Highway 365

Woodson, AR

Wrightsville City Hall

13022 Highway 365 south

Wrightsville, AR

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Furniture:




(501) 664-5036

Open Monday thru Friday 8:30 – 11:30am & 1:00 – 4:00pm. Must provide photo ID, Social Security card.


1827 South Woodrow

Little Rock, AR 72206 www.soarnetwork.org

(501) 255-0529

Furniture available on a first-come first- served basis, as available.

Union Rescue Mission

2921 Confederate Blvd


(501) 370-0808 www.urmission.org

Emergency assistance related to fires and other natural disasters only.

Referrals from RED CROSS with the client’s fire report required.

Watershed

3701 Springer Blvd.


(501) 378-0176

Open Monday thru Friday 8:00am – 5:00pm. Call before coming to insure furniture is available. Must have photo ID.

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Healthcare Services:

Arkansas Children’s Hospital

General Pediatric & After Hours Clinic

800 Marshal Street

(501) 364-1202


Children’s after-hours clinic: Monday thru Friday, 4:30pm until

10:00pm, Saturday & Sunday, 9:00am – 10:00pm

Arkansas Health Care Access Foundation, Inc . (501) 221-3033

P.O. Box 56248


Open Monday thru Friday 8:30am – 5:00pm. For low income, medically uninsured Arkansans. Go to your County Health Department to begin the application process. Process takes 5 – 7 working days.

Christian Community Care Clinic

220 West South Street (Exit #116)

(501) 776-1703

Benton, AR 72015

Appointment required, uninsured Saline County residents ONLY , ID required, Call for appointments and requirements. Application screening conducted on the 1 st

& 3 rd

Thursdays of each month 8:30am – 12:00pm

College Station Clinic

4206 Frazier Pike

(501) 490-2440

College Station, AR 72053

Open Mondays, 8:00am – 6:30pm, Tuesday thru Thursday, 8:00am –

5:00pm, Friday, 8:00am – 12:30pm, appointments recommended, proof of income, Social Security card and second picture ID required. Minimum co-pay of $15.00 depending on income.

Esperanza “Hope” Neighborhood Clinic (Spanish)

(501) 562-1114

6111 West 83 rd

Street


Primary care clinic, open Thursday, 5:30am – 8:00pm, primarily serving clients in the 72209 Zip code area. By appointment ONLY .

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Harmony Clinic

201 East Roosevelt Road

(501) 375-4400


Open Monday thru– Friday, 9:00am - 1:00pm to pick-up and return application packet. Appointments required to see doctors. NO

WALK-INS.

John L.

McClellan Veterans Hospital

4300 West 7 th

Street

(501) 257-1000


Medical care and treatment for veterans ONLY .

La Clinica Samaritano (501) 776-0598, 326-0198

7002 Baseline Road

Little Rock, AR

Open the 1 st

and 3 rd

Tuesdays every month 5:30pm

Maumelle Medical Center

501 Millwood Circle, Suite E

Maumelle, AR 72113

Open Monday thru Friday, 7:30am – 4:30pm

(501) 803-9990

Network of Wellness

801 Scott Street


(501) 221-7238

Open Monday thru Friday 8:00am – 5:00pm, specializing in adult psychiatry. Insurance required, Medicare and Medicaid accepted.

Open Hands Clinic

1225 Martin Luther King Jr. Drive

(501) 244-2121


Open Monday thru Friday, 8:30am – 5:00pm. Appointments preferred, proof of income & ID required, must be homeless, in shelter, or in transitional housing.

(501) 280-3100 Pulaski County Central Health Unit

3915 West 8 th

Street


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Open Monday thru Friday, 8:00am – 4:30pm, appointments preferred, proof of income and ID required. Free or low cost health screenings, birth control, STD, HIV / AIDS testing and referrals. No physicals.

Jacksonville Health Unit

3000 North 1 st

Street


(501) 982-7477

Open Monday thru Friday, 8:00am – 4:30pm, walk-ins welcome, proof of income and ID required. Free or low cost health screenings, birth control, STD, HIV / AIDS testing and referrals.

No physicals.

North Little Rock City Health Department

2800 North Willow


(501) 791-8551

Open Monday thru Friday, 8:00am – 4:30pm, appointments preferred, walk-ins welcome, proof of income and ID required.

Low cost health screenings, minimum $5.00 fee. Birth control,

STD, HIV / AIDS testing immunizations, and referrals. No physicals.

Pulaski County S.T.D. Clinic

3915 West 8 th

Street


(501) 280-3125

Open Monday thru Friday, 8:00am – 4:30pm, appointments required, photo ID required. Free or low cost STD, HIV / AIDS testing and referrals. $5.00 records maintenance fee without

Medicaid.





Open Tuesday, 9:00 – 12:30pm, Sunday, 2:00 – 4:30pm. By appointment only.

Call Monday at exactly 9:00am for appointments, eligibility; adults, no insurance, no Medicare or VA benefits, & income below 200% of poverty level




(501) 664-5036

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Prescription refills. Open Monday & Wednesday 9:00 – 11:00am & 1:00

– 3:00pm. Will fill prescriptions or refill from the bottles if refills are warranted. Must provide photo ID, Social Security card.

Saint Vincent Health System

Saint Francis House Clinic

2701 South Elm Street, 3 rd

floor


(501) 552-3241

(501) 552-3241

Appointments required, call 552-3241. Appointments available

Tuesdays and Wednesdays, beginning at 8:00am., Proof of income required

Saint Vincent - Gardner Memorial Community Clinic

1723 Schaer Street (501) 552-3241


Walk-ins accepted must be present on Mondays between 7:00am and 7:30am. Doors open at 8:00am. Serves uninsured ONLY .

Saint Vincent - Glenview Community Clinic

4800 East 19 th

Street (501) 552-3241


Appointments required, call 552-3241. Appointments available

Thursdays, beginning at 8:00am. Proof of income required.

Saint Vincent Health Clinic East

2500 East 6 th

Street

(501) 552-4710


Open Monday thru Thursday, 8:00am – 4:30pm, Friday, 8:00am –

12:00pm, fees based on sliding scale, proof of income required

$30.00 co-pay

Shepherds Hope

Neighborhood Health Center

(501) 614-9523

2404 Tyler Street


By appointment only, open Tuesdays and Thursday 5:30am – 9:00pm.

Women’s Gynecology Clinic, serving the 72204 zip code. Proof of residency required

Stew Pot


(501) 372-1804

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800 Scott Street


Medical screenings with a Dr. and a nurse Friday, 12:00pm – 1:00pm

Tobin Healthcare & VA Medical Center

2200 Fort Roots Drive

(501) 257-1000 Ext. 3


Medical care, treatment and domicile available to veterans ONLY .

U.A.M.S. Clinic (Appointments)

4301 West Markham


(501) 686-8000 Ext. 2 www.uams.edu

Open Monday thru Friday, 7:30am – 5:00pm, appointments required, pre-approved discount possible with proof of income and ID, co-pay of

$50.00 required

Watershed

3701 Springer Blvd.


(501) 378-0176

Assistance with medications. Open Monday thru Friday 8:00am –

5:00pm. Call before coming to make sure funds are available.

Appointments and referrals are preferred.

Westside Free Medical Clinic



(501) 664-0340

Ext. 356 English

Ext. 335 Spanish

Evening clinic, please call for appointment and leave a voice mail, appointments required. Bus service not readily available.

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Dental Clinics:

Arkansas Donated Dental Services

P.O. Box 56248

Little Rock, AR 72215 www.ahcaf.org

(501) 221-0280

1-800-932-8247

Open Monday thru Friday 8:30am – 12:00pm & 1:00pm – 4:00pm. For elderly, disabled, low income and medically uninsured Arkansans.

Christian Community Care Clinic

220 West South Street

(501) 776-1703

Benton, AR 72205

Appointment required, uninsured Saline County residents ONLY , ID required, Call for appointments and requirements. Application screening conducted on the 1 st

& 3 rd

Thursdays of each month 8:30am – 12:00pm

College Station Clinic

4206 Frazier Pike

(501) 490-2440

College Station, AR 72053

Open Monday, Tuesday and every other Wednesday 8:00am – 3:30pm.

Appointments recommended, proof of income, social security card and a second picture ID required. Minimum co-pay of $25.00 depending on income.

Harmony Health

201 East Roosevelt Road

(501) 375-4400


Open Monday thru– Friday, 9:00am - 1:00pm to pick-up and return application packet. Appointments required to see dentist. NO

WALK-INS.

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(501) 376-6694


By appointment only.

Call Monday and Wednesday at 9:00am to schedule an appointment for screening, and be put on the wait list. Dental services scheduled Mondays, Thursdays and Fridays. Must have the following documentation: proof of residency, SNAP Letter (Supplemental,

Nutrition Assistance Program (Food Stamps)), id, 2010 tax, proof of income, copy 2010 TAX. Plus a $5.00 fee.

Saint Vincent Health Clinic East

2500 East 6 th

Street


(501) 552-4710

Open Monday thru Thursday 8:00aam – 2:30pm, Friday 8:00am –

12:00pm. Appointments preferred. Simple extractions $55.00, surgical extractions $100.00. Fillings $50.00 - $80.00. Cleaning $25.00 and up.

S hepherds Hope


2404 Tyler Street


(501) 614-9523

By appointment only, serving the 72204 and 72209 zip codes. Extractions only. Proof of residency required.

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Eye Clinic:



(501) 376-6694


By appointment only.

Call (501) 376-6694 for appointments, eligibility; adults, no insurance, no Medicare or VA benefits, & income below 200% of poverty level. Appointments required , to be on waiting list.

Shepherds Hope


2404 Tyler Street


(501) 614-9523

By appointment only, serving the 72204 & 72209 zip code. Proof of residency required.

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Housing & Shelters:

A.B.B.A. House

1002 South Oak

(501) 666-9718


Provides shelter for homeless and/or pregnant women, Non-pregnant women can stay up to 3-weeks, pregnant women can stay up to 1-month

after the child is born, no drug problems or mental illness

Center for Women in Transition

PO Box 3461

(501) 372-5522

Little Rock, Arkansas 72203 www.cwitlr.org

Helping incarcerated and formerly incarcerated women successfully transition back into society. Offering programs and services that assist women in leading lives of self worth, self reliance and self discipline.

Centers for Youth and Families, Youth Emergency Shelter

6425 West 12 th

Street (501) 666-7233


Shelter for homeless and runaway youth, ages 8 to 18, wheelchair accessible, children may stay up to 45 days.

Dorcas House

A Division of Union Rescue Mission




Women’s domestic Violence Program: 9-month program for women including women with children in domestic abuse situations, male children allowed up through 17 years of age (on a space available basis). 50 beds available for women and children. Recovery Program: 9 month recovery program for women with substance or alcohol addiction. Children are

NOT permitted to remain with women in the Recovery Program.

Wheelchair accessible.

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Family Promises of Pulaski County (501) 372-0733

(Formerly Interfaith Hospitality Network of Little Rock)

222 East 8 th

Street

Little Rock, AR 72202 www.familypromisepc.org

Partners with churches of all faiths in Pulaski County to provide shelter,

food, transportation, & case management for homeless families with

children under 18.

Firm Foundation Ministries

2200 East Broadway

(501) 945-7412


Men's homeless shelter and half way house. Day labor and job placements for residents ONLY .

Freewill Baptist Family Ministries

(Formerly Florence Crittenton Services)

3600 West 11 th

Street

(501) 663-3129


Emergency shelter for DHS involved children ages 6 to 17, open 24 hours, serves males & females, serves sibling groups, must have IQ above 70 and be able to attend school.

Gaines House

1702 Gaines Street

(501) 376-4015


Transitional home for women with disabilities. Call for cost and other information.

Hand Up Housing

Micah House

620 Curtis Sykes Dr.

(501) 658-1449


Homeless and transitional housing in the Micah House. The first step in graduated, Christ centered, case managed program to help men in need move from homelessness to self sufficiency. For men only.

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Isaiah House

224 Louis Bowen rd

(501) 541-2374


Jacksonville, AR

Located in North Little Rock, AR , this homeless and transitional housing.

A part of a graduated, chemical free, Christ centered, case managed program to help men in need move from homelessness to self sufficiency.

For men only.

Jeremiah House

224 Louis Bowen rd


(501) 541-2374

Located in North Little Rock, AR , this homeless and transitional housing.

A part of a graduated, chemical free, Christ centered, case managed program to help men in need move from homelessness to self sufficiency.

For men only.

Hoover Treatment Center

4000 West 13 th

Street


(501) 663-4774

Post treatment and inpatient/long term treatment for all drugs and alcohol.

Accepts amphetamines, meth, and cocaine long term. NO DETOX.

Program has enhancement services such as work program.

Must call for entry. Fees: call for fees

Little Rock Compassion Center (Men’s)

3618 West Roosevelt Road

(501) 296-9114


Men’s homeless shelter must have ID and be over 18. No weapons must be sober, no medical services available.

Little Rock Compassion Center (Women’s)

4210 Asher Avenue

(501) 663-2972 after 3:00pm


Women’s homeless shelter must have an ID and be over 18.

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Little Rock Housing Authority

100 Arch Street


(501) 340-4821

Must meet HUD and Public Housing Authority requirements as to income, and citizenship status. Those with a misdemeanor conviction are not eligible to apply for 3 years and those with a felony conviction are not eligible to apply for 7 years. No sex offenders.

Cumberland Towers

311 East 8 th

Street

(501) 340-4724


Must be over 50 years of age with no dependents.

Fred W. Paris Towers

1800 South Broadway


(501) 340-4752


Jesse Powell Towers

1010 Wolfe Street

(501) 340-4766



Sunset Terrace

2800 Battery Street


For families.

(501) 340-4730

Mid-Arkansas Substance Abuse House Service (501) 686-9393

4601 West 7 th

Street


Detox center, must be over 18, proof of Pulaski County residency and ID required, telephone screening conducted 24 hours a day.

Mission Global Ministries

3719 East Broadway

(501) 945-0339

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Men’s homeless shelter & halfway house for men on parole.

Missionaries of Charity

1014 South Oak

Nehemiah House

A Division of Union Rescue Mission

(501) 663-3596


Provides administrative support for the women’s shelter A.B.B.A. House.

(501) 374-1108


Little Rock, AR 72216 www.urmission.org

 Men’s homeless shelter, $6.00 per day (includes breakfast and dinner.) 4free nights per month also free night if the temperature is below 32degrees and free night on Sunday following church attendance.



You must be out of the building daily by 7:00am. Once in at night you cannot leave and re-enter. Weapons, tobacco, cell phones, drugs and alcohol not permitted on the property.



Work Program – 30 bed facility for working homeless – This program is 6 months and for the working homeless. The facility is a tobacco free facility and campus. $6/day cost after 4 free days per month



Recovery Program – 46 bed facility – 9-month recovery program that is faith based in nature. Non smoking

Our House

302 East Roosevelt

(501) 375-2416 / 374-7383


Working shelter for men, women, and families, wheelchair accessible, long term shelter available (up to 2-years). Many educational programs, meals, clothing and classes available, domestic violence recovery. Must be working a minimum of 32 hours a week soon after moving in.

Project Based Section 8 Apartments:

(Based on Income-No Voucher Needed) Section 8 Accepted.

(501) 225-1931 Asbury Park

8500 Keller Drive


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Auxora Arms

101 Auxora Road


(501) 562-8593

Brook Valley

1100 Brookside Drive


(501) 227-5894

Burlington Towers

24 East 27 th Street


Eastview Terrace

1200 Geyer Street


Fair Oaks

9600 West 36 th

Street


Terrace Green Housing

8223 Scott Hamilton Drive


Westbridge I & II

2123 Labette Manor Drive


(501) 372-6434

(501) 372-6606

(501) 227-5466

(501) 565-1309

(501) 224-3122



(501) 664-5036


Residential placement for veterans, administered thru the Veteran’s Day

Treatment Center.

Salvation Army

1111 West Markham

(501) 374-9296

after 5:00pm (501)374-8636

Little Rock, AR 72201 www.SalvationArmyCentralArkansas.org

Emergency shelter for men, women, and families, opens at 6:15pm

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Simone’s Home

P.O. Box 45964

Little Rock, AR 72214 www.simoneshome.com

(501) 772-4987

Residence for girls ages 12 – 18 programs to help them become self- sufficient women after leaving foster care. Life skill classes, career preparation programs, and mentoring.

Sober Living


(501) 562-0507


In patient drug and alcohol abuse transitional housing facility for men and women. Minimum stay of six (6) months, fee based programs. Court approved alternative to incarceration.


1000 Main Street

(501) 244-1900


Provides access for veterans to VA programs including the Saint Francis

House listed above.

Women and Children First

Address Withheld

(501) 376-3219

Little Rock, AR

Shelter for women and children in domestic abuse situations, male children allowed up to age 18, must be drug and alcohol free, women must be over 18 or emancipated.

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Legal Services:

American Civil Liberties Union (A.C.L.U.)

904 West 2 nd

Street, Suite #1


(501) 374-2660 www.acluarkansas.org

The ACLU Provides legal representation in selected cases involving a violation of Civil Liberties. The ACLU and ACLUF are dedicated to promoting, defending and expanding civil liberties in Arkansas. These liberties include free speech, religious freedom, racial and ethnic justice, due process, privacy, LGBT (Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender) rights, and reproductive freedom.

Center for Arkansas Legal Services

1300 West 6 th

Street

Little Rock, AR 72201 www.arlegalservices.org

(501) 376-3423

1-800-950-5817

Free legal assistance to low income people in non-criminal cases

Call help line Monday thru Friday, 9:00 – 11:00am & 1:00 – 3:00pm

Find legal documents for self-representation on the website

Disability Rights Center

1100 North University Avenue, Suite #201


(501) 296-1775

1-800-482-1174

Advocacy group supporting the rights of the disabled.

On-Line Information on Free Legal Services in Arkansas www.usattorneylegalservices.com/free-legal-aid-Arkansas.html

U.A.L.R. William H. Bowen School of Law

Legal Clinic

(501) 324-9441

1201 McMath Avenue

Little Rock, AR 72202-5142

Litigation, Mediation, and Tax Clinics. Usually available on January or

August (at the beginning of each semester). Special mediation clinic for special education students and their families.

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Meals:

Broadway Bridge Project

P.O. Box 95047

(501) 766-8271


Serving dinner under the Broadway Bridge on Little Rock side Monday

Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, 6:00 – 6:45pm.

Canaan Missionary Baptist Church

1700 South State Street


(501) 374-0485

Serving the homeless and hungry each 4th Saturday of the month from

12:30 - 1:00pm, under the parking deck on 8th & Main.

Feed the Hungry

1111 W. Markham

Little Rock, AR 72201 robertj1940@hotmail.com

Robert Johnston

Volunteer Coordinator

Serving breakfast Mon-Fri at 7:00 am, 52 weeks a year, holidays included, at the Salvation Army. Feeding about 110 meals daily for more than six years.

Levy Baptist Church

3501 Pike Avenue


(501) 753-7347

Sack lunches served Monday thru Friday 9:00 – 5:00pm.


Stone Soup Hot Meals

(501) 375-1600



Meal service Sundays only, breakfast at 9:00am and dinner at 3:00pm.


1021 East Washington Avenue



Monday thru Friday, Lunch following Bible Study 12:00am, Sundays at 2:00pm.

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Saint Marks Baptist Church

5722 West 12 th

Street

(501) 663-3955


Serving 2 nd Saturday of each month 10:00 – 1:00pm.

Salvation Army

1111 West Markham Street

Little Rock, AR 72203 www.SalvationArmyCentralArkansas.org

(501) 374-9296

Breakfast served Monday-Friday, 7:00 – 7:30am.

Dinner served daily, 5:30 – 6:15pm.

Stew Pot


800 Scott Street


(501) 372-1804

Free lunch served Monday thru Friday, 12:00 – 1:00pm. Not handicapped accessible.

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Mental Health Services:

Bridgway Hospital

21 Bridgway Road

(501) 771-1500


Private inpatient hospital, most insurance accepted. Ppayment required.

Centers for Youth and Families

5905 Forest Place


Outpatient clinic for youth 20 and under.

(501) 666-4949

Family Services Agency

628 West Broadway, Suite #300

(501) 372-4242


Mental health counseling for depression, grief, domestic violence, and marital problems, There is a sliding scale fee with a minimum payment of

$30.00 per session required.

Little Rock Community Mental Health Center (501) 686-9300

4440 Shuffield Drive


Mental health counseling, there is a sliding scale fee, financial interview and triage will be done over the phone, Monday thru Friday, 8:00 –

5:00pm.

Professional Counseling Associates

3601 Richards Road

(501) 221-1843


Mental health counseling, there is a sliding scale fee, financial interview and triage will be done over the phone. Satellite clinics at:

Jacksonville

Sherwood

Cabot

Lonoke

Hazen

North Little Rock

South West Little Rock

(501) 982-7515

(501) 835-4174

(501) 955-7600

(501) 568-4294

(501) 843-3503

(501) 676-3151

(870) 255-3527

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Safe Places

1609 Broadway

(501) 374-7233


Providing support and advocacy for victims of domestic violence and sex abuse, for both children and adults.

U.A.M.S. Walker Family Clinic (Appointments) (501) 526-8200

4301 West Markham

Little Rock, AR 72205 www.uamshealth.com

Open Monday thru Friday, 7:30 – 5:00pm, appointments required, proof of income and ID required, co-pay required.

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Substance Abuse:

Alcoholics Anonymous:

AA World Service Office (212) 870 3400

Providing contact information, place date and times, for Alcoholics

Anonymous meetings worldwide.

(501) 664 7303 / 664-042 AR Central Service Office (AA)

7509 Cantrell Road, #106

Little Rock, AR 72207 www.arkansascentraloffice.org

Inpatient Treatment Facilities:

Arkansas Cares

Providing contact information, place date and times for Alcoholics

Anonymous meetings throughout Arkansas.

(501) 661-0720

2002 South Fillmore


Inpatient and long term treatment for pregnant women or women

with children. under the age of 12. Fees: Call for fees and restrictions

Baptist Medical Center

9601 Interstate 630


(501) 202-2893

Inpatient detox and dual diagnosis treatment. All drugs and alcohol. NO METHADONE. Fees: Medicaid, Medicare, or private insurance needed. Cannot go in asking for detox—present to ER w/ symptoms and allow psych screener or ER staff to make that referral for indigent clients. Requires client’s private insurance covers substance abuse.

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Bridgway Hospital

21 Bridgway Road

(501) 771-1500


Inpatient detox and dual diagnosis treatment. All drugs and alcohol

including methadone. Fees: Medicare and private insurance only. Must

ensure that client’s private insurance covers substance abuse otherwise

they are indigent for this type of treatment.

Hoover Treatment Center (501) 663-4774

4000 West 13th Street


Inpatient / long term treatment for all drugs and alcohol. Accepts amphetamines, meth, and cocaine long term. NO DETOX.

Program has enhancement services such as work program. Must call for entry. Fees: call for fees

Mid-Arkansas Substance Abuse Services



(501) 686-9393

Detox center for Pulaski, Lonoke, Prairie, and Saline Counties.

3-7 day detox for alcohol and opiates. 72 hr observation for meth, amphetamines, cocaine. 21 day treatment for court ordered clients.

NO METHADONE. Must call to complete phone screening prior to admittance. No walk ins are accepted. Fees: $25 assessment fee. Other fees may be assessed depending on client’s ability to pay. Must have ID and proof of income. If client has history of

DT’s or other medical problems when detoxing, refer to ER or hospital as this is a “drying center” and has no medical capabilities.

Will not accept clients who are suicidal. If client has mental illness or other physical illness, must have medications. If a client lives outside Pulaski, Lonoke, Prairie, or Saline Counties, they would usually be serviced by a different detox facility.

Veteran’s Substance Abuse Treatment Services

(501) 257-1000

2200 Fort Root Drive


Must be processed through Veteran’s ER. Veterans ONLY!

Co-ed facility.

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Long Term Treatment Facilities:

Chance Sobriety

12127 Gabriel Lane

(501) 851-8484


Long term treatment with work program. Client must be able to work or have a job. Program will transport client to and from work as needed.

Fee: call for fees

Compassion Center



Long term treatment facility for men and women. Must speak with shelter staff to enter program. Fee: None, if working or on disability

75% of income will be saved for client. Chores done in shelter in exchange for fee if unemployed.

(501) 296-9114

Dorcas House

A Division of Union Rescue Mission




Long term treatment for women. Must complete interview with facility before entering. 9-month program. Fee: $75 deposit which is returned if client completes program

Gyst House

8101 Frenchmans Lane


Coed long term treatment facility. Must not need detox and must be able to work. Does take parolees and court ordered clients.

Fees: $250 entry fee.

(501) 568-1682

Nehemiah House

A Division of Union Rescue Mission


(501) 376-8470

Little Rock, AR 72216 www.urmission.org

Long term treatment for men. Must complete interview with facility before entering. 9-month program. Fee: $75 deposit which is returned if client completes program

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Quality Living Center

3925 Asher Avenue

(501) 663-3490


Long term coed treatment facility. Fees: call for fees

Recovery Centers of Arkansas, Riverbend

1201 River Road

North Little Rock, AR 72114 www.rcofa.org

(501) 372-4611

Long term treatment for men and women. Must detox first! Client must complete interview before entering program. Walk in

Tuesday or Thursday at 7:30 – 4:00pm for interview. Fees: call for fees. Indigent beds available each month. Seeker must call and request indigent bed for client at beginning of the month.

Serenity Park



(501) 663-7627

Long term treatment for men and women. Must detox first! Client must complete interview before entering program. Fees: call for fees. Indigent beds available each month. Seeker must call and request indigent bed for client at beginning of the month.

Sober Living

4201 John Borrow Road

(501) 562-0507


Long term coed treatment facility. Fees: call for fees

United Methodist Children’s Home, Arkansas Cares

2002 South Fillmore (501) 661-0720


Women ONLY with substance abuse issues, who are pregnant or with children to age 12.

Outpatient Treatment Facilities:

Catar Clinic

1401 South University


Outpatient methadone treatment.

(501) 664-7833

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Mid-Arkansas Substance Abuse Services

(Sobering Center)

(501) 686-9380

Emergency # (501) 686-9784



Inpatient initial detox.

Recovery Centers of Arkansas, Williamsburg (501) 907-7490

6301 Father Tribou

Little Rock, AR 72205 www.rcofa.org

Outpatient treatment for men and women. Must detox first! Client must complete interview before entering program. Walk in

Tuesday or Thursday at 7:30 – 4:00pm for interview. Fees: call for fees. Indigent beds available each month. Seeker must call and request indigent bed for client at beginning of the month

Recovery Centers of Arkansas, Steeplechase (501) 907-7490

6225 Father Tribou

Little Rock, AR 72205 www.rcofa.org

Steeplechase Apartments provide private chemical-free apartments to those individuals who have successfully completed treatment programming.

(501) 526-8410 U.A.M.S. Psychiatric Research Institute

Methadone Clinic

4301 West Markham

Little Rock, AR 72205 www.uamshealth.com

Outpatient methadone treatment.

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Transportation:

Care Link

P.O. Box 5988

(501) 372-5300

1-800-482-6359

700 Riverfront Drive

North Little Rock, AR 72119 http://www.care-link.org

Care Link can provide limited transportation for the elderly.

Central Arkansas Transit (C.A.T.)

310 East Capitol Street

(501) 375-1163


Open 7:00am – 6:00pm daily. One ride $1.35, all day pass $3.75, all month pass (31- day) $36.00.


1827 South Woodrow


(501) 255-0529 www.soarnetwork.org

Call to make an appointment for free shuttle service for job interviews, Doctor’s appointments, DHS or SSI interviews. Must be approved or referred by an agency in the SOAR Network. Call for more information.


1000 Main Street


(501) 244-1900

Shuttle service available by appointment for veterans to-and-from the Veteran’s Day Treatment Center and the VA Medical facilities ONLY.

Watershed

3701 Springer Blvd.

(501) 378-0176


Bus passes available on a as available basis through interview. Open

Monday thru Friday 8:00am – 5:00pm. Call before coming to make schedule an appointment for screening.

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Undocumented Persons (Aliens) Resources:

Catholic Immigration Services—Little Rock (501) 664-0340

2415 North Tyler Street Ext. 314


By appointment. Catholic Immigration Services provides low-cost counseling and support to those eligible for immigration benefits and who cannot afford private assistance. Additionally, supported by a U.S.

Department of Justice grant through the Violence Against Women Act, specialists offer assistance to victims of trafficking and violence to leave their dangerous situations for safety and obtain immigration status to secure their future. Finally, Catholic Immigration Services offers education programs for community leaders, law enforcement and emergency responders, and other groups regarding the rights and benefits available to immigrants who are the victims of violent crime. Services:

Counseling for immigration-related needs. Preparation of immigration applications and forms. Networking and referral to community resources.

Immigration workshops and seminars at community events. Legislative advocacy on behalf of immigrants. Counseling for immigrant victims of domestic violence and trafficking.

El Consulado de México en Little Rock



(501) 372-6933

Lunes a Viernes, 8:00am - 17:00pm. A través del Programa de Protección y Asistencia a las Víctimas de Violencia y Trata de Personas, hace un atento llamado a toda la comunidad mexicana a presentar denuncias y/o solicitar ayuda para aquellas personas que han sido víctimas de:

 Violencia doméstica

 Discriminación laboral

 Violación de derechos laborales



Abuso a menores



Secuestro de menores



Abuso sexual

Esperanza “Hope” Neighborhood Clinic (Spanish)

(501) 562-1114

6111 West 83 rd Street


Primary care clinic, open Thursday, 5:30am – 8:00pm, primarily serving clients in the 72209 Zip code area. By appointment ONLY .

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La Clinica Samaritano

7002 Baseline Road

(501) 776-0598

(501) 326-0198

Little Rock, AR

Open the 1 st and 3 rd Tuesdays every month 5:30pm

Westside Free Medical Clinic (Spanish)



(501) 664-0340

Ext. 356 English

Ext. 335 Spanish

Evening clinic, please call for appointment and leave a voice mail, appointments required. Bus service not readily available.

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Veterans Programs:

VA National Call Center 1-877-424-3838

Arkansas Veterans Home

4701 West Charles Bussey Avenue


(501) 296-1885

Residential program for senior Arkansas veterans.

AR VETS

4704 West Commercial Drive, Suite B

(501) 246-5341


Provides a full range of services and support for all Arkansas veterans and their families.

John L.

McClellan Veterans Hospital

4300 West 7 th

Street

(501) 257-1000


Medical care and treatment for veterans ONLY .



(501) 664-5036


Veteran’s residential treatment facility. Accessed only thru the

VA Drop-in Day Treatment Center

Tobin Healthcare & VA Medical Center

2200 Fort Roots Drive

(501) 257-1000


Medical care, treatment and domicile available to veterans ONLY .


1000 Main Street


Comprehensive homeless center for veterans

(501) 244-1900

ONLY . Providing laundry & shower facilities, shuttle service, breakfast & lunch, case management and a broad range of special programs. Available to veterans ONLY .

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Youth Services:

Arkansas Children’s Hospital

General Pediatric & After Hours Clinic

800 Marshal Street

(501) 364-1202


Children’s after-hours clinic: Monday thru Friday, 4:30pm until

10:00pm, Saturday & Sunday, 9:00am – 10:00pm

Arkansas National Guard Youth Challenge Program ( 501) 212-5565

Camp Robinson # 16414


The Arkansas National Guard Youth ChalleNGe Program is a preventive rather than remedial at-risk youth program. The program targets participants who are unemployed, drug-free and no felony convictions and

16 to 18 years of age. You must not be older than 18 upon entry, however, you may turn 19 while in the program. Core components of the program are; responsible citizenship, academic excellence (GED/High

School Diploma attainment) life-coping skills, service to community health and hygiene, job skills training, leadership, physical training. The

22 week Residential Phase, which includes a 2-week Acclimation Period, is followed by a year-long mentoring relationship with a specially trained member from each youth's community

Catholic Adoption Services

2415 North Tyler Street

Little Rock, Arkansas 72207

(501) 664-0340

Ext. 347 or 334

Catholic Adoption Services provides direct assistance to birth mothers considering giving their unborn child up to adoption. Services provided depend entirely upon the needs of the birth mother. Birth mothers are given caring personal support, legal protections, privacy, and are able to select the future adoptive parents for their child.

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Centers for Youth and Families

6501 West 12 th

Street

Little Rock, AR 72204 and

1200 South Cleveland Street


(501) 660-6880

(501) 664- 4268 and

5905 Forest Place


(501) 666-4949

Offering treatment in the form of outpatient counselling, school- based therapy, case management, day treatment, an emergency shelter and independent living programs in addition to therapeutic foster care and residential services for children to age 20.

Parent Centre offers parenting classes, support groups and a

Parent Resource Centre. Community Centre not only offers a fitness centre and swimming pool but an excellent locale for community meetings, classes and activities.

Here’s Life Inner City

1320 South Schiller Street


(501) 219-0219

Compassionate Urban Ministry of Campus Crusade for Christ: Provide

Compassionate Resources to Inner City Church/Ministry Partners,

Homeless Care Kits, Boxes of Love (food boxes at Thanksgiving and

Christmas), Power Packs (back-to-school backpacks with school supplies)

National Center for Missing/Exploited Children 1-800-THE-LOST www.missingkids .com

1-800-843-5678

Pulaski County Cooperative Extension (501) 340 -6650

Pulaski County 4-H



4-H is open to all youth between the ages of 5 and 19 without regard to race, color, national origin, religion, gender, age, disability, martial or veteran status, or any other legally protected status.

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Pulaski County Youth Services

201 South Broadway, Suite #220`

Little Rock, AR 72201 www.pulaskicountyyouthservices.org

(501) 340-8250

Youth programs, including: Act Prep Program, Literacy Night, Math

Night, Our Club, Public Service Internship, Rope Course, Week of the

Arts, Youth Leadership Program, and Youthenomic$.

Recycle Bikes for Kids

1212 East 6th Street


(501) 952-4581

Provides free bicycles for children. And for adults in need who are willing to volunteer to repair bikes for children. Call (501) 952-4581, for appointments, times, and requirements.

Safe Places

1609 Broadway


(501) 374-SAFE / 374-7233

1-877-432-5368

Physical, domestic and sexual violence support center providing counseling and safe housing for children to adults.

The First Tee (501) 562-GOLF / 562-4653

Youth development program teaching life skills through the game of golf.

Youthonomic$

201 South Broadway, Suite #220

(501) 340-8250


One week, half a day program designed to expose youth to various career opportunities in addition to educating them to opportunities as a small business owner. Through classroom style curriculum students are also taught financial literacy and leadership development.

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Miscellaneous:

Arkansas Community Dispute Resolution Centers, Inc. www.acdrc.net

(501) 379-1501

3805 West 12th Street, Suite 201

Little Rock, Arkansas 72204

Providing family/child support/visitation mediation services, neighborhood dispute resolution services, landlord/tenant disputes, consumer disputes, business disputes, facilitation services, conflict resolution training services for individuals, neighbors, families, consumers, churches, schools, businesses, groups/organizations, police and government entities.

Arkansas Community Organization (A.C.O.) (501) 376-7151

2101 South Main Street


Empowering low income families thru credit counseling, home ownership counseling, income tax preparation, financial literacy and counseling.

Cell-phone charging locations:



University Libraries



University of Arkansas, Little Rock student union



All Public Libraries

Child Support Enforcement Office

400 East Capitol


(501) 371-5400

Establish and enforce court orders involving non-custodial parental child support.

City of Little Rock Alert Centers:

At present the City of Little Rock operates 11 Neighborhood Alert Centers located through out the City. Neighborhood Alert Centers have become hubs of decentralized city services. Code enforcement officers, community oriented police officers and neighborhood facilitators staff each Alert Center.

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Central High Alert Center

Valerie Conway

1108 South Park

Little Rock, AR. 72204

East 21 st Street Alert Center

Bertrum Butler

500 East 21 st

. Street


East 21 st Street Alert Station

Maggie Hawkins

500 East 21 st

Street


Mann Road Alert Center

Linda Williams

9209 Mann Road


Oak Forest Alert Center

Carla Nichols

2123 Harrison Road


South End Alert Center

Arnuard Crump

1100 West33 rd Street


Stiff Station Alert Center

Kathleen Countryman

2715 West 7 th

Street


Upper Baseline Alert Center

Shaun Smith

Baseline Elementary


(501) 376-7610

(501) 370-9537

(501) 376-3406

(501) 565-1499

(501) 666-0916

(501) 370-9537

(501) 372-3856

(501) 565-4669

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Valley Drive Alert Center

Valeria Tate

5621 Valley Drive

Little Rock, AR.72209

Wakefield Alert Center

Iglorida Conley

7414 Doyle Springs Road


West Central Alert Center

Willie Carpenter

4200 John Barrow


Willie Hinton Alert Center

Dwight Pridgeon

3805 West 12 th

Street


(501) 562-0042

(501) 565-7119

(501) 565-4807

(501) 379-1515

Computer and Internet Access:

S.O.A.R. Network information.

1837 South Woodrow www.soarnetwork.org


(501) 255-0529

Computer access for employment applications. Call for



University Libraries

 Public Libraries



AR State Library



AR unemployment office, job search only

Financial Assistance:

Pulaski County Tennant Based Rental Assistance Program

201 South Broadway, Suite 220 (501) 340-6157


Temporary, HUD rental assistance program on a funds available basis.

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Food Stamps (S.N.A.P.):

Arkansas Department of Human Services

1105 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive


(501) 682-9200

There are several different locations in Pulaski County; you should apply according to your zip code. Submit an application and within a few weeks you may receive food assistance, felons with drug convictions are excluded.

The One, Inc.

P.O. Box 250061

Little Rock, AR 72225 www.theoneinc.org

(501) 269-4550

Mobile homeless services, serving homeless camps on the fringes of Little

Rock.

Internal Revenue Service (I.R.S.)

700 West Capitol, Room 1412

Little Rock, AR 72201 www.irs.gov

1-800 829-1040

Open Monday thru Friday 8:30 – 4:30pm. Visit in person to find free tax preparation sites in Pulaski County.

Mail Service:

Little Rock Downtown Post Office

600 East Capitol Avenue


(501) 375-5155

Have your incoming mail addressed to: your name, (C/O) General

Delivery, 600 East Capitol Avenue, Little Rock, AR 72202

Pet Needs:

Quapaw Quarter United Methodist Church (501) 375-1600

Pet Food Ministry



Cat and dog food is distributed between1:00 – 3:00pm on the third

Tuesday of each month.

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Plasma Donation:

D.C.I. Biologicals

824 South Spring Street

(501) 374-6371


Earn up-to $55.00 per week, proof of residency, ID and Social

Security card required also must pass social and health screening.

Monday thru Friday 8:00 – 6:00pm.

Saturdays 8:00 – 2:00pm.

Octapharma Plasma Center

5121 Warden Road

(501) 812-0440




Monday thru Friday 7:00 – 7:00pm.

Saturday 7:00 – 5:00pm.

Sunday 10:00 – 4:00pm.

Talecris Plasma Resource Center

6227 Colonel Glenn Road

Little Rock, AR 72204, www.talecrisplasma.com

(501) 565-6275



Monday, Wednesday & Friday, 7:00 – 5:00pm. Tuesday &

Thursday, 9:00 – 6:00pm. Saturday, 8:00 – 2:00pm.

American Red Cross of Greater Arkansas

401 South Monroe


(501) 748-1000 http://www.redcrossnwa.org

Emergency Assistance Information, health and safety training (CPR & first aid) emergency military notification.

Social Security Administration 1-800-772-1213 www.socialsecurity.gov

For general information and services, call 7:00am – 7:00pm.

Provides Social Security cards and social security benefits.

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Little Rock Social Security Office

700 West Capitol, Room 1201

1-866-593-0933


Open Monday thru Friday 9:00 – 3:30pm

Sherwood Social Security Office

3608 East Kiehl Avenue

Sherwood, AR 72120

1-877-512-3854

Open Monday thru Friday 9:00 – 3:30pm.

Social Services, Department of Human Services (D.H.S.)

Provides access to food stamps, Medicaid, & support for women and families.

(501) 371-1300 East Little Rock D.H.S.

1424 East 2 nd

Street


(501) 371-1200 Jacksonville D.H.S.

2636 West Maine


North Little Rock D.H.S.



South Little Rock D.H.S.

1105 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive


(501) 682-0100

(501) 682-9200

Southwest Little Rock D.H.S.

6801 Baseline Road


(501) 371-1100

Unemployment Office

Arkansas Department of Workforce Services


(501) 682-0228


Open Monday thru Friday, 8:00 – 4:30pm, unemployment office,

FAX, phone, copy machine, job search related computer lab.

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Goodwill Industries (501) 372-5100

1110 West 7

th

Street


www.GoodwillAR.org



Self directed employment services



Job search strategies and job applications



Resume and cover letter writing



Interviewing Skills



Mock Interviews



Job Readiness Training



Access to career reference materials



Internet listing of employment opportunities



Information about upcoming employment event, career fairs, and on-site interviews.



Computer Access



Soft Skills training



Job Placement

Goodwill may connect you with other service providers such as:



Medical, Dental, and Vision



Referral Assistance



Substance Abuse Treatment



Free Tax Preparation



Health Clinic



Food Services

Ticket to Work: A program to give disabled workers the tools and opportunities to become self sufficient in the workplace.

Re-Entry Assistance: A program designed to help persons facing significant and often multiple barriers to education and employment.

T.E.O. Transition Employment Opportunity: A program for felons or X-Offenders. Free

GED classes and career counseling. Job placement assistance. Job coaching. Certified

Microsoft testing site.

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3805 West 12

th

Street


www.lewisb.org



Needs Assessment



One-On-One Evaluations



Dress for Success



Pr-Employment Training Classes



Basic Computer Training Program



GED Preparation



Entrepreneur Class



Community Service Programs



Resume Writing

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Our House (501) 374-7383

302 East Roosevelt


www.ourhouseshelter.org



Housing & Shelter :

Shelter

Family Housing

Permanent Housing

Transitions



Children & Youth

Childcare

After School

My Picture Perfect Summer



Education & Workforce Training

Job Training

Adult Education

Life Skills



Other Services

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Promiseland (501) 570-0048

Community Development Corp.

3700 West 65

th

Street


www.promiselandcdc.org



Home-buyer Classes



Foreclosure Prevention



Child Care



Computer Lab



Mentoring



After School Care



Homework Assistance



Family and Individual Counseling



Literacy



Job Readiness



Youth Development



Ministry of Compassion (Food and Clothing Assistance)



Financial & Credit Literacy



Life-Skills Classes



Housing Fairs and Seminars



Delinquent Mortgage Counseling

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River City Ministry (501) 376-6694




www.rivercityministry.org



Food Pantry: Tuesday & Thursday 9:30 – 10:30am (once a month only)



Meal Service: Monday - Fridays, following 12:00am devotional Sundays 2:00pm



Social Services: Monday thru Friday, 9:30 – 3:30pm



Medical Services: By appointment only, Call Monday at exactly 9:00am for appointments, eligibility; adults, no insurance, no Medicare or VA benefits, & income below 200% of poverty level



Pharmacy Services: Call in for refills or bring in new prescriptions on Tuesday,

9:30 – 11:15am, Pick up medication, Sundays 2:00 – 4:00pm &,

Thursdays 11:30 – 1:00pm, must be a registered RCM patient



Dental Services: Extractions only and by appointment only, dental roster is made on the 1 st

Thursday of each month, call for details



Eye Clinic: Exams & eye glasses, Saturdays, by appointment only



Clothes Closet: 1 st

& 3 rd

Wednesdays, 8:30 – 11:00am



Showers: Monday thru Friday, 8:30-3:00pm



FAX & Phone Service: (501) 376-6695, Monday thru Thursday 8:30-3:30am



Resource Counseling: Monday thru Friday, 8:30 – 4:30pm



Spiritual Services: Counseling, Monday thru Friday, 8:30 – 3:30pm

Bible study Wednesday, 10:00am, lunch devotional Monday thru Friday

11:00am, food & fellowship Sundays 2:00pm, Breaking Free pick-up,

Mondays 5:30pm.

Serving Pulaski County residency, picture I.D., and Social Security card required for some services. Call to verify availability of services before traveling to the center..

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Saint Francis House (501) 664-5036



www.stfrancisministries.com

Open 8:30 – 11:30am & 1:00 – 4:00pm



Clothing Closet



Food Pantry



Prescription Drug Assistance



Utility Assistance



Veterans Housing



Health Clinic

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St. Vincent Health System (501) 552-3241

Free Community Medical Clinics

www.stvincenthealth.com

St. Francis House Clinic



Tuesdays: 8:00 till done

Appointments required, call 552-3241664-5036

 Medical Services

 Pharmacy Services

St. Vincent - Gardner Memorial Community Clinic

1723 Schaer Street


Mondays: 8:00 till done

Walk-ins accepted, call 552-3241



Medical Services



Pharmacy Services

St. Vincent - Glenview Community Clinic

4800 East 19

th

Street


Thursdays: 8:00 till done

Appointments required, call 552-3241



Medical Services



Pharmacy Services

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Salvation Army (501) 374-9296

1111 West Markham


www.SalvationArmyCentralArkansas.org



Homeless Shelter for individuals and families



Food pantries



Meals



Youth mentoring (North Little Rock only.)



Angel Tree gifts for children



Youth camps



Emergency support for victims of natural disasters

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S.O.A.R. Network (501) 255-0529

1827 South Woodrow


www.soarnetwork.org

Homeless programs coordinating center. Connecting the homeless population of Pulaski

County with referrals for food, clothing, housing, transportation, technology, employment, and transition assistance.



Homeless Help Line (501) 255-0529



Outreach and Support Center, referrals for:

* Showers

* Laundry

* Storage for Homeless Possessions

* Food



Volunteer Resource Center



Transportation Services



Housing Referrals



Employment Assistance With:

* Resume Preparation

* Transportation

* Interview Clothes

* Job Referrals

* Computer employment application support

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Union Rescue Mission (501) 370-0808

P.O. Box #164057


www.urmission.org

Nehemiah House

2921 Confederate Blvd.


 Men’s transient lodge

 Men’s transitional work program

 Men’s 9-month recovery program

(501) 376-8470

Dorcas House


(501) 374-4022




Emergency Services such as; food, shelter, clothing, and crisis intervention for women and children



9-month Domestic Violence Recovery Program for women and children

 Women’s 9-month recovery program

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Watershed (501) 378-0176

Human and Community Development Agency, Inc.



www.nebowatershed.com

Open 8:00am – 5:00pm

 Arkansas Birthing Project, women’s program for newborns



Child Development Center, full child care services



Youth Services:

Get ready, Watershed’s own at-risk program for youth

Helping Youth Help Themselves for at-risk youth ages 12-17

Our Club, after school program for youth ages 6-12



Fatherhood Initiative, for single men ages 15-35



Children and Family Services / Family Resource:

Food assistance

Clothing assistance

Utility assistance

Transportation and special outreach for the disabled

Holiday meals and toy baskets.



Educational Services, access to tutoring and GED classes



Working to Find Work, workforce and employment assistance



Disaster Relief Services



Other On-Going Services

Friends and Family of Incarcerated Persons, helping families deal when loved ones are in jail or prison. Health Promotion / Advocacy, AIDS

awareness, substance abuse counseling; promotion of nutrition and fitness; liaison with local clinics. Community socialization, special celebrations & community gettogethers.

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Service Providers Index

AA World Service Office

A.B.B.A. House

Airport Church of Christ

Amboy Community Food Pantry

American Civil Liberties Union (A.C.L.U.)

American Red Cross of Greater Arkansas

AR Central Service Office (AA)

Arkansas C.U.R.E.

Arkansas Cares

Arkansas Children’s Hospital

Arkansas Community Organization (A.C.O.)

Arkansas Department of Career Education

Arkansas Department of Human Services

Arkansas Department of Workforce Services

Arkansas Donated Dental Services

Arkansas Health Care Access Foundation, Inc.

Arkansas National Guard Youth Challenge Program

Arkansas Rehabilitation Services

Arkansas Relay

Arkansas Time After Time

Arkansas Veterans Home

AR VETS

Asbury Park

Auxora Arms

Baptist Medical Center

Brennan Re-Entry Program Management

Bridgway Hospital

Broadway Bridge Project

Brook Valley

Bullock Temple

Burlington Towers

Canaan Missionary Baptist Church

Capitol City Freewill Baptist Church

Care Link

Catar Clinic

Catholic Adoption Services

Catholic Immigration Services—Little Rock

Cell Phone Charging

42

45

20

9, 54

52

58

55

61

58

6

9

14

57

57

41

41

49

11, 14

47, 50

45

42

20

49

37

20

20

44

65

49

14

49

29, 58

61

6, 11

64

11, 66

34

29

78

Centerpoint Energy (Gas)

Center for Arkansas Legal Services

Center for Women in Transition

Centers for Youth and Families

18

44

14, 37

37, 47, 59

Centers for Youth and Families, Youth Emergency Shelter 37

Central Arkansas Development Council 9, 18

Central Arkansas Transit (C.A.T.)

Central Baptist Church of North Little Rock

Chance Sobriety

54

3, 20

15, 51

Child Support Enforcement Office

Choices in Living Resource Center

Christ Temple Outreach Center

Christian Community Care Clinic

Church at Rock Creek

City of Alexander Court Room

City of Faith

City of Little Rock Alert Centers

College Station Clinic

Command Labor

61

9

20

29, 34

11, 21

26

16

61

20, 34

11

Compassion Center

Computer and Internet Access

Cumberland Towers

D.C.I. Biologicals

Fair Oaks

Feed the Hungry

Family Promises of Pulaski County

Family Services Agency

F.E.I.P.A., Watershed

Firm Foundation Ministries

First Baptist Church

First Christian Church Food Pantry

First Christian Church of Sherwood

Disability Rights Center

Dorcas House

Dr. Emma K. Rhodes Education Center

East Gate Fishing Center

East Little Rock D.H.S.

Eastview Terrace

El Consulado de México en Little Rock

Entergy (Electricity)

Esperanza “Hope” Neighborhood Clinic (Spanish)

51

63

40

65

44

37, 51, 76

6

21

66

42

55

18

29, 55

42

18, 38

47

45

15

38

21

21

21

79

First Pentecostal Church Food Pantry


First United Methodist Church

Fred W. Paris Towers

Freewill Baptist Family Ministries.

Gyst House

Gaines House

Gardner Memorial Methodist Food Pantry

Gates of Jericho Mobile Homeless Unit

21

3

21

40

38

16, 51

Geyer Springs United Methodist Church

Good Shepherd Economical Retirement Center

Goodwill Industries

Greater Second Care Center

Greater South Temple, (C.O.G.I.C.)

Hand Up Housing

Harmony Health Clinic

38

22

3

22

9

3, 4, 12, 67

4, 22

22

38

30, 34

Helping Hand of Greater Little Rock

Here’s Life Inner City

Hidden Creek Development Center

Hoover Center

Hope Works of Greater Little Rock

4, 22

59

16

16, 39, 50

12

Hunter United Methodist Church & Angel Food Ministries 22

Immanuel Baptist Church 22

Internal Revenue Service (I.R.S.)

Ironton Baptist Church

Isaiah House

Jacksonville C.A.D.C.

Jacksonville Care Channel

Jacksonville D.H.S.

Jacksonville Health Unit

Jeremiah House

Jesse Powell Towers

Job Corps

John L. McClellan Veterans Hospital

Labor Finders

Labor Ready

La Clinica Samaritano

Lakeshore Drive Baptist Church

Levy Baptist Church

Lewis-Burnett Employment Finders, Inc.

Life Unlimited Christian Fellowship

64

23

39

18

23, 26

66

31

39

40

6

30, 57

13

13

30, 56

23

45

6, 13, 15, 68

23

80

Literacy Action of Central Arkansas

Little Rock Adult Education Center

Little Rock C.A.D.C.

Little Rock Church

Little Rock Community Mental Health Center

Little Rock Compassion Center

Little Rock Downtown Post Office

Little Rock Housing Authority

Little Rock Social Security Office

Mail Service

Mainstream

Maumelle Medical Center

Mosaic Church of Central Arkansas

Mosaic Templars Cultural Center

Mount Zion Baptist Church

Micah House

Mid-Arkansas Substance Abuse Services

Mission Global Ministries

Missionaries of Charity

National Center for Missing / Exploited Children

Nehemiah House

Network of Wellness

New Dora Baptist Church

New Hope Community Outreach

New Hope Living Center

North Little Rock C.A.D.C.

North Little Rock City Health Department

North Little Rock D.H.S.

Oak Grove Fire Station

Oak Forest United Methodist Church

Octapharma Plasma Center

24

65

On-Line Information on Free Legal Services in Arkansas 44

Open Hands Clinic 30

24

16

18

31

66

27

59

41, 51, 76

30

26

Our House

Park Hill Christian

Pet Needs

Plasma Donation

Post Office

Pride Industries

Professional Counseling Associates

Promise Christian Academy

7, 41, 69

24

64

65

64

13

47

7

7

7

18

23

47

23, 39

64

40

66

64

10

30

38

40, 50, 53

16, 40

41

4, 24

7

24

81

Promiseland Church Ministries

Pulaski County Central Health Unit

Pulaski County Cooperative Extension, 4-H

Pulaski County S.T.D. Clinic

4, 24, 70

30

59

31

Pulaski County Tenant Based Rental Assistance Program 63

Pulaski County Youth Services 60

Pulaski Heights United Methodist Church

Quality Living Center (I & II)

Quapaw Quarter United Methodist Church

24

16, 52

5, 25, 45, 64

Recovery Centers of Arkansas

Red Cross

River City Ministry

S.O.A.R. Network

S.O.A.R. Network (Shuttle)

S.T.E.P. Ministries

Safe Harbor of Little Rock

Safe Places

Saint Francis House

Saint Francis House Clinic

17, 52, 53

65

5, 18, 25, 31, 35, 36, 45, 71

28, 54, 63, 75

54, 75

8

17

48, 60

5, 17, 19, 25, 28, 31, 42, 57, 72

32, 73

Saint John Missionary Baptist Church

Saint Marks Baptist Church

Saint Vincent - Gardner Memorial Community Clinic

Saint Vincent - Glenview Community Clinic

Saint Vincent Health Clinic East

Saint Vincent Health System

Salvation Army

Second Baptist Church

Second Presbyterian Church

Serenity Park

Shepherds Hope

Sherwood Social Security Office

Simone’s Home

Single Parent Scholarship Fund of Pulaski County

Sober Living

Social Security Administration

17, 43, 52

65

Social Services, Department of Human Services (D.H.S.) 66

Southern Baptist Disaster Relief Program

South Little Rock D.H.S.

Southwest Little Rock D.H.S.

Stew Pot

Sunset Terrace

10

66

66

5, 32, 46

40

5, 25

27, 46

32, 73

32, 73

32, 35

32, 73

25, 42, 46, 74

25

27

52

32, 35, 36

66

7, 43

8

82

Sylvan Hills Church of Christ

Sylvan Hills Community Church

Talecris Plasma Resource Center

TAP, (Telecommunications Access Program)

5

26

65

10

Temple Baptist Church – Manna from Heaven Food Pantry 26

Terrace Green Housing 42

The First Tee

The One, Inc.

Tobin Healthcare & VA Medical Center

60

64

33, 57

U.A.L.R. William H. Bowen School of Law, Legal Clinic 44

U.A.M.S. Clinic (Appointments) 33

U.A.M.S. Psychiatric Research Institute 53

U.A.M.S. Walker Family Clinic

Unemployment Office, Arkansas Workforce

Union A.M.E. Church Food Cooperative

48

66

Union Rescue Mission

United Methodist Children’s Home, Arkansas Cares

University of Arkansas, Little Rock (U.A.L.R.)

26

28, 37, 41, 51, 76

52

8

VA National Call Center

Veteran’s Day Treatment Center

Veteran’s Substance Abuse Treatment Services

Watershed

57

8, 15, 43, 54, 57

50

5, 8, 13, 15, 19, 26, 28, 33, 54,77

Westbridge I & II

Westside Free Medical Clinic

Women and Children First

Woodson Community Center

Wrightsville City Hall

Youthonomic$ 60

42

33, 56

43

27

27

83

Addendum

The City of Little Rock has developed a Homeless Day Resources Center that is scheduled to open in the Spring of 2013.

As of the date of this directory’s publication it has not yet opened.

The Location of this center is 3001 Confederate Blvd, the site of the old Union Rescue

Mission mens' shelter.

This new city operated Homeless Day Resource Center is purported to provide daily meals, laundry and shower facilities, and referrals. Case management services will also be available but will not be mandatory. This will be a secular (non religious) environment.

There are scheduled to be two large transport vans that will be scheduled to travel specific routes throughout the city to pick up homeless patrons and deliver them to the center and then return them to their residential locations.

All this is still under development and when it is operational this center will be a gamechanger for the city of Little Rock. It will most likely take at least 6-months to shake the bugs out of the system. So by the Fall of 2013 the City of Little Rock's new Homeless

Day Resource Center should be running smoothly. In the mean time, if you have any questions please call James E. “Jimmy” Pritchett, the city of Little Rock's Homeless

Services Coordinator at (501) 379-1562.

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Little Rock Compassion Resources

Pulaski County

Compassion Resource Directory

For

Little Rock & Pulaski County, Arkansas

(Resource Provider Edition)

Current, as of

Spring 2013

Little Rock & Pulaski County, Arkansas

Compassion Resource Directory

Clothing:

Education & Literacy:

Elder-Care Resources:

Employment:

EX-Offender (Reentry) Programs:

Financial & Utility Assistance:

Food Pantries:

Furniture:

Healthcare Services:

Dental Clinics:

Eye Clinic:

Housing & Shelters:

Legal Services:

Meals:

Mental Health Services:

Substance Abuse:

Transportation:

Undocumented Persons (Aliens) Resources:

Veterans Programs:

Youth Services:

Miscellaneous:

Goodwill Industries (501) 372-5100

1110 West 7

Street

Little Rock, AR 72201

Lewis-Burnett Employment Finders (501) 379-1592

Willie L. Hinton Neighborhood Resource Center, Suite #205

3805 West 12

Street

Little Rock, AR 72204

Our House (501) 374-7383

302 East Roosevelt

Little Rock, AR 72206

Promiseland (501) 570-0048

Community Development Corp.

3700 West 65

Street

Little Rock, AR 72209

River City Ministry (501) 376-6694

Free Homeless Day Resource Center

1021 East Washington

North Little Rock, AR 72114

Saint Francis House (501) 664-5036

2701 South Elm Street

Little Rock, AR 72204

St. Vincent Health System (501) 552-3241

Free Community Medical Clinics

St. Francis House Clinic

2701 South Elm Street

Little Rock, AR 72204

St. Vincent - Gardner Memorial Community Clinic

1723 Schaer Street

North Little Rock, AR 72114

St. Vincent - Glenview Community Clinic

4800 East 19

Street

North Little Rock, AR 72117

Salvation Army (501) 374-9296

1111 West Markham

Little Rock, AR 72201

S.O.A.R. Network (501) 255-0529

1827 South Woodrow

Little Rock, AR 72206

Union Rescue Mission (501) 370-0808

P.O. Box #164057

Little Rock, AR 72216

Watershed (501) 378-0176

Human and Community Development Agency, Inc.

3701 Springer Boulevard

Little Rock, AR 72206