WARRIOR RESOURCES

YouthBuild Little Rock

YouthBuild Little Rock is an academic and employment training program for young adults, ages 18-24, who meet eligibility requirements. If you are interested in applying, please collect and submit the necessary documentation with a complete application form.
P.A.R.K.
Positive Atmosphere Reaches Kids
Afterschool & Summer program

Rising 8th & 9th graders in the LRSD, Mills, & Joe T. Robinson
  • Free tutoring
  • Free mentoring
  • Free homework management
  • Free college prep

6915 Geyer Springs Road
Little Rock, AR 72209
(501) 562-5223
Little Rock School District
Families in Transition Program

Do you know a family within the Little Rock School District that is in a temporary living situation such as staying in a motel, shelter, living with another family, or living in your car or public place?

If so, please have them complete this residency form
>> https://lrsd.jotform.com/203457083072048

Contact us:
(501) 447-3339 or (501) 447-3361
Are you a senior that's uncertain about your plans for next year?

City Year Little Rock can offer them a valuable, challenging, and meaningful gap year experience. Each year, they recruit up to 45 young people ages 17 – 24 who become AmeriCorps members and serve in public schools as full-time near-peer tutors, mentors, and role models who help students feel connected to school and take ownership of their learning. CYLR has served proudly in LRSD schools for almost 20 years.

City Year AmeriCorps members receive such benefits as a monthly stipend, health insurance, access to exclusive scholarships, and an education award worth $6,495 to use for post-secondary education or training. Many of the schools in the UA system match our education award dollar for dollar, making a 2-year or 4-year degree extremely affordable. 

Here is the link to nominate. The form only takes 1 - 2 minutes to complete.

The application deadline is December 2, so the sooner you nominate, the sooner we can help students with applications.

SINGLE PARENT

UA-PTC Career Pathways Initiative Program Mission Statement
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To seek and increase the access of low-income custodial parents to education credentials and gain workplace skills that qualifies them for higher-paying jobs in their local areas that lead to economic self-sufficiency. ​For questions regarding the Career Pathways Initiative program, please call (501) 812-2725 or e-mail [email protected].

Mailing Address
University of Arkansas - Pulaski Technical College
Career Pathways Initiative Program
3000 West Scenic Drive
North Little Rock, AR 72118
Location: A Building, Room 135

FINANCIAL AID

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GED Programs

Arkansas National Guard
Youth ChalleNGe Program

Christopher Williams, MBA
Recruiting, Placement, & Mentoring Coordinator
office: 501.212.5506 | fax: 501.212.5519

Connect with Us @ArkansasYCP on Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | YouTube
www.ARYouthChallenge.com

Intervenes & reclaima the lives of 16-18 year-old youths in the state of Arkansas, producing program graduates with the values, life skills, education, and self-discipline necessary to succeed as productive citizens.

"A Choice… A Challenge… A Change - A place where young people (male and female) can better prepare for their future. We instill self-discipline, motivation, honor, respect, anger management and a multitude of other character traits. You can also earn your Arkansas High School Diploma (GED) and scholarships to attend colleges and trade schools. The choice is yours. Choose wisely."

STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES

 


  • Arkansas Rehabilitation Services (ARS);  Nancy Smith, Rehabilitation Counselor



  • Pathfinder, Inc.;  Peggy Clark, Director; Adult Development Day Treatment; pathfinderinc.org

  • National Guard Recruitment; SFC Josh Loar

 

ON-CAMPUS

Social Work Office Services
  • Bereavement
  • Bullying
  • Food Pantries
  • Suicide Prevention
  • Pregnancy
  • LGBTQ
  • ​Physical Health
  • Mental Health
  • Homeless
Stephanie Abrao, LCSW, MSE
School Social Worker