We offer hope and guidance to men re-entering society, looking to redesign their life and reclaim their future through education and a supportive community -Re-engage -Redefine -Re-entry How We Do It We offer a 12 month re-entry program for men that have been neglected by society due to past, current or recent circumstances. We will provide housing, employment, training, credit repair, and criminal background expunge. We offer individual with no hope of rejoining society an opportunity to redesign their life with the help of our program. Service and Reliability ACORP provides clothing, housing, education, employment, and personal development. When the men complete the twelve month program we ensure they will emerge a more equipped and productive citizen, capable of living a stable and fulfilling life.
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"God's Children on the Move" (Non-Profit) aims to raise mental health awareness and promote financial literacy within lower-income communities. The organization may offer accessible mental health resources, support groups, and workshops to destigmatize mental health issues. Simultaneously, providing financial literacy programs tailored to the community's needs, focusing on budgeting, saving, and smart financial decision-making.
Recovery Central is the facility owned and operated by Friends of Recovery Foundation, Inc., the non-profit organization established in 1992. Our mission is to provide a safe and stable home for recovering addicts seeking 12-step meetings and a new way to live.
Arkansas Single Parent Scholarship Fund is a nonprofit dedicated to ending single parent poverty through higher education. ASPSF awards scholarships and provides support services to empower low-income single parents to graduate with a new degree or certification and pursue a career with family-supporting wages.
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