The Doni Martin Center

The Doni Martin Center for Developmental Services, Inc. is a community-based organization in Pocahontas, AR that has been providing quality services to individuals with developmental disabilities since 1972. They offer a wide range of educational and developmental programs for individuals of all ages, including early intervention, pre-school services, supported employment, and transportation. The center is dedicated to improving the lives of individuals with developmental disabilities by offering personalized care and support in a nurturing environment. With a focus on community integration and skill development, the Doni Martin Center for Developmental Services strives to empower individuals to reach their full potential and lead fulfilling lives.Generated from the website

BRAD Black River Area Development Corporation is a non-profit organization dedicated to empowering individuals and families in Randolph County, Lawrence County, and Clay County, Arkansas. Through innovative programs and strong community partnerships, BRAD helps people overcome barriers, enhance their lives, and build self-sufficiency. Their services include senior citizen programs, transportation, housing assistance, home energy assistance, home weatherization, case management, and child development programs. BRAD serves the communities in Clay, Lawrence, and Randolph counties, providing a range of direct services based on eligibility. They offer Head Start and Early Head Start programs for children, senior citizen meals and housing, energy assistance and weatherization services, and transportation services. BRAD's mission is to increase the visibility of their organization, empower their staff to provide high-quality services, expand their capacity to serve the community, and deliver holistic services that adapt to changing community needs.Generated from the website

The East Arkansas Area Agency on Aging (EAAAA) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to enriching the lives of seniors, caregivers, and other diverse communities across twelve counties in Northeast Arkansas. Since its establishment in 1978, EAAAA has provided quality care, family-focused services, and advocacy aimed at promoting independence and dignity in aging. By offering personalized resources and services, EAAAA supports both homebound and active older individuals while also educating family caregivers about available assistance. With a commitment to integrity and transparency, the agency focuses on maintaining high program standards for the benefit of the community it serves. Generated from the website