Provides volunteer opportunities

Program is a community based service offered through UCP employment services in partnership with the Arkansas Department of Vocational Rehabilitation Services. This service is designed to allow individuals with disabilities to be gainfully employed in the community. Through job placement and the help of a provided job coach, the individual will learn to be a productive and active member of both in the community and in society.

Provides a supported employment program that offers job readiness, preparation and skills to help people with disabilities to find employment.

Job training for persons with developmental disabilities

Program provides day habilitation services for any adult over the age of eighteen who has received a certificate of completion from a public school.After conducting an evaluation to gauge dvelopmental levels, program provides adults with an individualized treatment plan prepared by a team of professionals. Participants receive life skills instruction in the daily program. Daily activities may include: Shopping Community outings Field trips Exercising at the local Community Center Arkansas Special OlympicsProgram offers supported employment services for adults interested in securing employment outside the center. Program assists with the application process, interview, and job site assistance as needed.

Program assists consumers with significant disabilities to obtain and maintain employment at an integrated labor site. A job coach serves as teacher, mentor and fgacilitator by assisting the consumer with the job search, interviews, and training of job duties at the work site. The job coach helps the consumer look for jobs that interest them and match their abilities and skills to the job. The overall goal for the consumer is to foster growth towards maximum independence in the community and at their place of employment. Competitive employment will be procured in the community and within Pathfinder, Inc. Consumers will generall work a minimum of 15 to 25 hours a week.

Provides a supported employment program that offers job readiness, preparation and skills to help people with disabilities to find employment.

Provides comprehensive medical, vocational and therapeutic services to prepare people with disabilities to enter the workforce. Medical services are provided through the Hot Springs Rehabilitation Center (HSRC) Hospital and vocational training through the Arkansas Career Training Institute (ACTI).

Provides comprehensive medical, vocational and therapeutic services to prepare people with disabilities to enter the workforce. Medical services are provided through the Hot Springs Rehabilitation Center (HSRC) Hospital and vocational training through the Arkansas Career Training Institute (ACTI).

Provides a supported employment program that offers job readiness, preparation and skills to help people with disabilities to find employment.

Program is a community based service offered through UCP employment services in partnership with the Arkansas Department of Vocational Rehabilitation Services. This service is designed to allow individuals with disabilities to be gainfully employed in the community. Through job placement and the help of a provided job coach, the individual will learn to be a productive and active member of both in the community and in society.

Program provides womens rehabilitation services

Provides job assessment, employment readiness training, employment sources hotline and information on social security benefits planning for those interested in employment.

Offers programs to those of all ages living with visual impairments, services include but are not limited to, support groups, home management skills, self-reliance skills, employment opportunities, vocational training, reading services, and more.

Offers programs to those of all ages living with visual impairments, services include but are not limited to, support groups, home management skills, self-reliance skills, employment opportunities, vocational training, reading services, and more.

Program provides work activity allowing individuals to do contract work and other activities designed to train appropriate and useful job skills. Individuals are paid for the work they do. The Center has a Wage and Hour Certificate, issued by the Department of Labor. Instructors teach pre-vocational skills by instruction regarding: Workplace attitudes Following schedules Personal hygiene Interpersonal relations Increasing productivity Learning new skillsAs skills are learned, responsibilities and duties increase in proportion to abilities in preforming assigned tasks. Work is provided by procurement of contracts from various sources.

Provides comprehensive medical, vocational and therapeutic services to prepare people with disabilities to enter the workforce. Medical services are provided through the Hot Springs Rehabilitation Center (HSRC) Hospital and vocational training through the Arkansas Career Training Institute (ACTI).

Provides comprehensive medical, vocational and therapeutic services to prepare people with disabilities to enter the workforce. Medical services are provided through the Hot Springs Rehabilitation Center (HSRC) Hospital and vocational training through the Arkansas Career Training Institute (ACTI).

Provides comprehensive medical, vocational and therapeutic services to prepare people with disabilities to enter the workforce. Medical services are provided through the Hot Springs Rehabilitation Center (HSRC) Hospital and vocational training through the Arkansas Career Training Institute (ACTI).

Offers community based employment experience and placement for individuals with special needs that are aged 21 years-old through 25 years-old. Individuals are offered an integrated work experience that introduces them to the workplace, puts them on the employment path with learning job skills and interviewing, then placement at business partner locations.

Disability services, advocacy, counseling, education, literacy, and employment

Offers programs to those of all ages living with visual impairments, services include but are not limited to, support groups, home management skills, self-reliance skills, employment opportunities, vocational training, reading services, and more.

CES Waiver services are designed to assist individuals to acquire, retain, and improve self-help, socialization, and adaptive skills necessary to live successfully in the home and community-based settings. The Kistler Center is certified to provide Case Management, Community Transition, Consultation, Organized Health Care Delivery System Services, Respite, Supported Employment, and Supportive Living.

Provides training, employment and daily living skills development.

Provides a supported employment program that offers job readiness, preparation and skills to help people with disabilities to find employment.