Welcome to EastArk Enterprises!

"Fostering Independence"


Program Description / Overview

EastArk provides services for citizens with developmental disabilities in Arkansas. The goal is for each participant to gain independent living skills and become a selfsupporting, productive member of society.

Our Mission

EastArk is dedicated to developing and improving individualized strategies designed to allow citizens with developmental disabilities complete access to community life.

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The basic concept of EastArk Enterprises is that all people, regardless of individual differences and intellectual abilities, have an inalienable right to an education and vocational program which Is consistent with their needs and helps them to achieve their maximum potential. EastArk Enterprises therefore seeks to provide the best possible education and vocational opportunity for individuals with developmental disabilities in the state of Arkansas so that it may fulfill its major responsibility, the fullest development of these human resources. EastArk Enterprises provides prevocational and vocational skills training for individuals with disabilities. The goal is to maximize the growth and development of each individual that passes through the program. EastArk Enterprises helps adults learn the skills that provide them the opportunity to become self sufficient members of the community.

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PROGRAM ELIGIBILITY


Day Program Criteria

18-21 Years Old - Must have High School diploma or completion of school certificate.
Over 21 Years Old - Completion of school is not necessary. Current documentation of disability, Psychological & Physical is required.


EastArk Enterprises  is a non-profit Community Rehabilitation Program.EastArk Enterprises consumer driving a forklift

Services Include:


EASTARK THRIFT BARN

There is something in all of us that loves a bargain. The perfect place to discover hidden treasures is EastArk's Thrift Barn. Gently used clothing for men, women and children, along with housewares, linens and furniture make shopping at the Thrift Barn a bargain hunter's dream.
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For Directions,click the map below:

SOCIALIZATION:

Socialization is an important element of the skills training center. Individuals have the opportunity to participate in a variety of activities with their peers

 

Community Inclusion Activities
(Includes but are not limited to)
  • Field Trips
  • Movies
  • Country Store
  • Restaurants

 

Referal Resources

  • Developmental Disabilities Services
  • Rehabilitation Services
  • Public Schools
  • Veterans Administration
  • Local Case Managers
  • Nursing Homes

 

Contacts:
  • Heather Lucius, Pre-Ets Supervisor
  • Scott Lovelady, West Memphis Director
  • 870-732-2750