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Program seeks to improve the health and wellness of immigrants by providing: ?Nutrition Programs which provide groceries to families with low income as well as healthy cooking classes Basic Needs provides clothing to individuals and families with low income Health Literacy Classes which teach families how to speak with their doctor and read and understand health-related information Case Management Services assist families and individuals access healthcare and provide personalized advocacy Emotional Health is provided through support groups, life coaching and workshops.

Agency provides a clothing closet to the public.

This is a faith based program that provides a food pantry and clothes closet for area residents in need.

Provides non-financial assistance by way of food pantry, toiletries and diapers to the community.

Program is an authorized diaper bank

Program provides men's, women's and baby clothing

Food pantry that occasionally has hygiene items, shoes, clothes, and household items.

Provides used clothing or household goods to those in need.

Offers clothing assistance for practical clothing only, no dress clothes.

Provides infant and maternity clothes, diapers, wipes and other supplies as available.

Authorized Diaper Bank with infant and adult diapers.

Provides hygiene products, access to the clothing closet, snacks, and emergency food to those who have attended the Career Center Orientation. Must schedule an appointment to confirm eligibility and receive the care package.

Program provides additional ways clients using services can earn points, which allow them to spend those points on necessary items in the Baby Boutique shop such as, diapers, wipers, baby clothes, and other items.

This program provides clothing to clients up to five outfits per person up to six times a year.

Emergency clothing vouchers for people of all ages provided through Samaritan Care Advocates and the Samaritan Markets in Rogers and Springdale. Vouchers can be redeemed at agency's two thrift stores (Samaritan Shops of Rogers-Springdale). No vouchers available at thrift stores.

Program provides emergency clothing assistance for residents of Johnson, Pope and Yell counties in Arkansas.

Clothing, diapers and food pantry.

Program primarily provides clothing to individuals and families in need. Occasionally they receive donations for housewares and toys. Call for supplies as housewares and toys are very limited.

A thrift store with gently used secondhand clothing available to the public.

Program provides support services for expectant mothers such as free maternity and childrens clothes from infancy to size 14. Program also provides the following: Free newborn baby layettes Free baby formula Free diapers and bassinets/baby beds

Program provides a client choice food pantry to individuals and families with low income and/or food insecurity.

Provides clothing, diapers and formula for children, along with limited adult clothing.

The Closet represents a collection of resource initiatives that meet the needs of teens in NWA.Teens in need are also referred year-round by counselors and social workers for one-time needs of clothing hygiene items school supplies

To provide food to families in need of assistance on a limited basis (one visit per month).

Program provides education and care for children in the Lincoln Consolidated School District. It accepts donations for basic needs and services needed by children and their families and distributes these donated items as appropriate.