Mays Mission For the Handicapped

Mays Mission for the Handicapped, a religious and charitable nonprofit organization, has been dedicated to providing opportunities and support to individuals with disabilities for over 50 years. Through on-the-job training, scholarships, camperships, and referral services, they aim to empower and improve the lives of the physically and spiritually disabled, while promoting awareness of their potential. With a focus on rural Arkansas and the Ozark Mountains region, Mays Mission strives to create job opportunities and economic stability for the handicapped, while educating the public on the capabilities of individuals with disabilities.

Founded by combat-wounded WWII veteran Ewing W. Mays, who understood the challenges of finding employment with disabilities, Mays Mission for the Handicapped seeks to change societal perceptions and provide hope to those who may otherwise be overlooked. By employing handicapped individuals from diverse backgrounds and teaching Christian ethics, Mays Mission not only offers worthwhile employment but also sponsors activities for handicapped children, assists disabled adults in finding housing and medical attention, and supports other institutions benefiting the handicapped. Through their efforts, Mays Mission aims to transform lives, promote inclusivity, and encourage employers to hire the handicapable.

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