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Community Resource Directory 16 INPATIENT TREATMENT FACILITIES INPATIENT TREATMENT FACILITIES PANDEMIC EDITION 1 HELPHELP VOLUME 4 ISSUE 2 YOURSELFYOURSELF COMMUNITY RESOURCE Due to the current Covid-19 Pandemic many organizations have temporarily altered their services, and hours of operation. Please call each organization prior to visiting. DIRECTORY See Prompting Positive Emotions (PPE), page 17. 22 COMMUNITYCOMMUNITY RESOURCE RESOURCE DIRECTORY DIRECTORY CLOTHING .................................................3 AUGUST 2020 3 CLOTHING HELP CONSULAR SERVICES ...........................3-4 3 DENTAL CLINICS DENTAL ................................................. 4-5 3 DISABILITY RESOURCES YOURSELF DISABILITY5 EDUCATION RESOURCES & LITERACY .......................5-6 “Help YourSelf: Community Resources Directory,” is a highly specialized’ “Helpinformation YourSelf: disseminationCommunity Resources publication’ Directory,” aimed to isthree a highly objectives specialized’: EDUCATION6 ELDER RESOURCES & LITERACY .........................6-7 informationDeliver accurate dissemination information publication’ in an ‘easy aimed access’ to format three aboutobjectives: a wide variety of ‘help yourself’ programs directly to disadvantaged persons and EMPLOYMENT6 EMPLOYMENT RESOURCES RESOURCES ......................7 Deliveralso accurate to ‘good-works’ information service in providers. an ‘easy access’ format about a wide variety 11of ‘helpPublish your topical self’ programsfactual information directly toaddressing disadvantaged core issues persons of social and also to EXOFFENDER8 EX-OFFENDER REENTRY REENTRY PROGRAMS PROGRAMS .........8 ‘good-works’success, ie: service remediation providers. of homelessness, therapeutic intervention, EYE CLINIC ................................................9 pro-active self-directed behavior modification, parenting skills, training for 8 EYE CLINICS Publishgainful topical employment, factual informationetc. addressing core issues of social success, FINANCIAL UTILITY ASSISTANCE ...............9 2ie: remediationBuild a ‘model of businesshomelessness, operation’ therapeutic which equips intervention, workers with pro-active skill-set 8 FINANCIAL UTILITY ASSISTANCE 2training, covers its own costs and equitably compensates workers by pro- self-directed behavior modification, parenting skills, training for gainful FOOD9 PANTRIESFOOD PANTRIES ..................................9-11 employment,ducing a high-quality etc. publication that serves as an effective ‘restorative justice’ outreach tool for every individual and/or organization aligned to FURNITURE10 FURNITURE ..............................................11 Buildthese a ‘model principles. business operation’ which equips workers with skill-set 3training, covers its own costs and equitably compensates workers by 10 HEALTH SERVICES 3 HEALTH CARE SERVICES ....................11-12 producing a high-quality publication that serves as an effective ‘restorative 13 HOUSING & SHELTERS justice’ outreach tool for every individual and/or organization aligned to HOUSING SERVICES ...........................12-14 these principles. IMMIGRANT14 IMMIGRATION SERVICES RESOURCES .......................14-15 Help YoursSelf: Community Resource Directory 16 INPATIENT TREATMENT FACILITIES INPATIENT TREATMENT FACILITIES ..........15 P.O.Help Box Yourself #2764, Directory Little Rock AR 72203 (501)1 Riverfront 563-2197, Dr, Suite 745, [email protected] Little Rock, AR 72114 16 LEGAL SERVICES (501) 563-2197 | [email protected] LGBTQ+ RESOURCES ........................ 15-16 EDITORIAL & ADVERTISING POLICY: The publisher reserves the right to decline listings and 16 LGBTQ RESOURCES reject advertising deemed as inflammatory, accusatory, demeaning, derogatory, bias, bigoted, EDITORIAL & ADVERTISING POLICY: The publisher reserves the right to decline listings and reject advertising deemed as LIBRARIES ..........................................16-17 inciting fear or assaulting the character of any human being. inflammatory, accusatory, demeaning, derogatory, bias, bigoted, inciting fear or assaulting the character of any human 17 LIBRARIES PUBLICATION & DISTRIBUTION: “Help YourSelf: Community Resources Directory” is a 24-page MENTAL HEALTH .....................................17 being. full color tabloid with 20,000 printed copies published at the will of the publisher and freely 17 MEALS MISCELLANEOUS ...............................17-18 distributedPUBLICATION throughout & DISTRIBUTION Little CALENDAR: Rock and “Help Pulaski YourSelf: County Community by and Resources through Directory” listed service is a 24-page providers full color tabloid andwith at 20,000 various printed other copies locations published which at the are will easily of the publisheraccessible and to freely those distributed who may throughout benefit Little most Rock direct and- Pulaski 18 MENTAL HEALTH lyCounty from theby and resource through infolisted contained. service providers and at various other locations which are easily accessible to those who NATIONAL RESOURCES ...........................19 may benefit most directly from the resource info contained. 18 NATIVE AMERICAN RESOURCES ENCOURAGEMENTS: “Help YourSelf: Community Resources Directory,” is specific to Pulaski County, Arkansas. If you would like to create your own county Resource Directory feel free to use OUTPATIENT TREATMENT FACILITIES .......19 COPIES & SUBSCRIPTIONS: Single copies available (while supplies last) by mail (U.S. addresses only) @ $4 each, postage this as a guide but remember that in order to have value this type of resource directory must be 20 OUTPATIENT TREATMENT FACILITIES paid. Payment must accompany request. Bulk copies (50) @$50 per bundle, plus S&H. 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