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The mission of the Parent Advisory Council Inc, is to serve as a liaison between the families of children with special health care needs and existing resources.
The Parent Advisory Council was founded in March 1990. The purpose of the Parent Advisory Council was to give parents input and to make Title V Children with Special Health Care Needs family-friendly. We became a 501c (3) in 1995. The purpose was to seek funding to help in advocacy/education activities. We are a diverse group of parents and guardians of children with special healthcare needs and are committed to advocacy and educating other families, government agencies and healthcare professionals.
Michelle Siemiller- President
Barbara Molencupp-Vice President
Tracy Monin- Treasurer
Erica Huff- Secretary
Josh Bryant
Tyeshia Jarrett
Nancy Wilkinson
Deseriea Vance
Alissa Strothers
Kellie VanCuren
Parent Advisory Council CMS Inc. is a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting and empowering our community through various programs and initiatives. Our mission is to make a positive impact and create a better future for all.
There are many ways to get involved with Parent Advisory Council CMS Inc., from volunteering and donating to attending our events and spreading the word. Join our community today to make a difference.
We offer a variety of programs aimed at addressing the needs of our community, including education, healthcare, and social services. Learn more about our programs and how you can benefit from them.
Thanks to the support of our community, we have been able to make a significant impact over the years. Learn more about our accomplishments and the positive change we have brought about.
Your donation will help us continue our mission and support our community. Every dollar counts and will make a difference in the lives of those we serve.
Have a question or a suggestion? We're always here to help. Contact us today and we'll get back to you as soon as possible.
We would love for you to be on the Parent Advisory Council Board! Just click and dowload the application. Then email it back to application@arkansaspac.org
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DownloadWelcome to the 11th Annual Famous Family Bistro. This is the first year that we were able to record the conference. Hope you enjoy the replay.
AR HIPP pays for eligible Medicaid members and their families to receive health insurance through their job or COBRA. HIPP is designed to save money for Medicaid clients with high healthcare costs by reimbursing all or portion of the cost of health insurance provided by an employer or COBRA.
For most DHS public assistance programs, you can apply online. To apply for food assistance through the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), cash, and other supports through the Transitional Employment Assistance (TEA) program, or Medicaid, ARKids, TEFRA, and health care under other categories of Medicaid, go to Access.Arkansas.gov.
The Division of Developmental Disabilities Services (DDS) believes clients with developmental disabilities and delays and their families should have choices when selecting services that will help them thrive. That’s why we offer high-quality services in homes and communities as well as in 24-hour residential programs. You can contact DDS Intake and Referral by calling 501-683-5687 or submit an online request for services.
Camp Aldersgate provides barrier-free experiences for individuals with special needs. Our services are an essential part of the continuum of care for the quality of life of individuals with special needs and their families and caregivers. These outdoors experiences empower campers by celebrating them, respecting them and engaging them at a place and in activities built just for them.
Here at Easterseals Arkansas, every individual, irrespective of their abilities, is given the golden opportunity to thrive in a nurturing community environment. For a remarkable stretch of 80 years, we have been at the forefront, aiding individuals with disabilities and special needs, along with their families, to navigate life’s challenges and reach their fullest potential.
After recognizing the need to support the whole family when a child is seriously ill or injured, our first Ronald McDonald House opened in Philadelphia, PA, USA, in 1974. That was the beginning of our role as a unique charity dedicated to caring for families with children who are ill or injured. Our programs and services address the essential needs of families around the world - all along their child’s healthcare journey - so they can focus on the health and well-being of their child.
The purpose of the Arkansas Lifespan Respite Coalition (ALRC) is not to act in the role of a direct service provider, but to build a statewide system to identify and coordinate respite care options for families regardless or age, special need, or other characteristics of the person needing care.
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