Program provides clients occupational therapy services. Common occupational therapy interventions include helping children with disabilities to participate fully in school and social situations and helping people recovering from injury to regain skills.

Offers information, training and support to parents of children with disabilities in partnership with the Arkansas Disability Coalition and Focus.

Provides nine weeks of enrichment and fun for children who would otherwise spend summers at home, often isolated from other children. Provides much-needed support to working families who, because of a lack of child care, are unable to work during the summer months.

Provides nine weeks of enrichment and fun for children who would otherwise spend summers at home, often isolated from other children. Provides much-needed support to working families who, because of a lack of child care, are unable to work during the summer months.

Program provides examination, evaluation, and treatment of physical impairments through the use of special exercise, application of heat or cold, and other physical modalities. The goal is to assist persons who are physically challenged to maximize independence and improve mobility, self-care, and other functional skills necessary for daily living.

Offers information, training and support to parents of children with disabilities in partnership with the Arkansas Disability Coalition and Focus.

Program offers long-term residential treatment programs that provides specialized training and development programming to youth ages 6 to 17 who have intellectual disabilities and/or related developmental disabilities.

Offers information, training and support to parents of children with disabilities in partnership with the Arkansas Disability Coalition and Focus.

Program provides services for children with special needs. Some of the services include: Infant Room Toddler Room Preschool Classroom Individualized Learning Structure Curriculum

We offer a variety of services related to developmental therapy and early intervention including: A Developmental Therapy/Early Intervention program which is a combination of center and home-based programs. It is designed to provide individual training and specialized therapies to individuals (0-3 years) who are diagnosed as developmentally delayed. Children with delays in physical, occupational, and speech development and qualify for services, receive treatment in-center by licensed therapist as a part of their EIDT programming.

Provides nine weeks of enrichment and fun for children who would otherwise spend summers at home, often isolated from other children. Provides much-needed support to working families who, because of a lack of child care, are unable to work during the summer months.

Offers information, training and support to parents of children with disabilities in partnership with the Arkansas Disability Coalition and Focus.

This program offers a long-term residential treatment program that provides specialized training and development programming to adolescents or teens between the ages of 6 and 17 who have intellectual disabilities and/or related developmental disabilities.

Programs provide an environment that allows clients, families, siblings and the entire community to experience, grow and to give together. Examples of inclusion events may include: summer camps, performing arts, fishing days, Easter Eggstravaganza, Hope-o-ween, Christmas on the Ranch and much more.

This program offers a long-term residential treatment program that provides specialized training and development programming to adolescents or teens between the ages of 6 and 17 who have intellectual disabilities and/or related developmental disabilities.

Provides nine weeks of enrichment and fun for children who would otherwise spend summers at home, often isolated from other children. Provides much-needed support to working families who, because of a lack of child care, are unable to work during the summer months.

Programs provides a form of treatment for individuals who have movement dysfunction that uses the multidimensional movement of the horse to improve neurological function and sensory processing. Program is offered by the physical therapists, occupational therapists and speech therapists who have been trained in the process.

Program provides aquatic therapy in the context of occupational, physical, or speech-language therapy by a licensed therapist or therapy assistant in the environment of a water-filled pool. Therapist are NOT certified aquatic instructors but are trained to use the water-filled pool as a tool in the ethical practice under each field's scope of expertise.