Arkansas Assistance Programs.

Find how to get assistance in all cities in Arkansas, including Little Rock and Fort Smith. Get access to rent assistance, help for paying utilities, health care and medical bills, food, and other financial assistance.

Arkansas Health Care Access Foundation, Inc.
This medical assistance program is for lower income, medically uninsured Arkansas residents who can’t pay medical bills. The products and services provided in the program are all donated or volunteered by Arkansas dentists, doctors, cooperating hospitals, pharmacies, and home health agencies. 800-950-8233

ARKids First
This is a healthcare program for families and children in need of health insurance to help with medical expenses. There are two levels of this program, one being ARKids A (which is Medicaid) and the second level is ARKids B. “B” is for families whose income is too high to be on government Medicaid but have no health insurance for their children. 1-888-474-8275

Emergency Food Assistance Program
The Emergency Food Assistance Program will makes surplus food and groceries available to lower income households. This assistance is intended to supplement other foods and is not intended to serve as a household's sole or main food source.  (501) 371-1400

 

 

 

 

The Arkansas Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program
It helps families with limited income get the food and nutrition they need for good health. Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits are used instead of cash to buy food and groceries. Most people usually must spend some cash along with their food stamp grant benefits in order to buy enough food for a month. (501) 682-1001

Transitional Employment Assistance (TEA)
This program assists financially needy Arkansas families with children under the age of 18 become more independent and responsible for the support of their families. It will provide grants, job training, and help finding employment, including work from home jobs. 1-800-482-8988

Foreclosure Prevention and Mortgage Assistance
Find a listing of non profit, HUD approved agencies to call for foreclosure help in Arkansas. The federal government has certified numerous non-profits in the state of HUD housing agencies. Read more.

 

 

 

Non-Profit Debt Reduction and Credit Services
Several national and local agencies operate in Arkansas. They offer consumers a number of credit and debt assistance programs, and provide homeowners help on their home loans. Find Arkansas credit counseling.

Free Legal Aid in Arkansas from Non-Profits
A few different firms can help state residents deal with civil legal matters. For example, get free legal aid and support for housing, family issues, debt and foreclosure filings, and other issues. More.

Arkansas Community Clinics and Medical Centers
People of all income levels can turn to community clinics for free or low cost, high quality medical care. Get help with items such as prescriptions, medication, check ups, and more. Click here.

Another option for those who need help are free dental clinics in Arkansas. Get more information on services and programs offered.

Food Assistance Programs and Banks in Arkansas
Get information on organizations that can provide free food and groceries. Among them include pantries, food banks, and a number of other non-profits and charities. Read more.

Energy Bill Help
Several different statewide assistance programs can provide grants, financial assistance, energy conservation programs, weatherization, and other forms of utility bill help to the low income. More on Arkansas energy bill assistance.

Assistance From Arkansas Cities and Counties

 

Find how to get help with energy bills in Arkansas. Click here. These programs are in addition to options available in your county per below.

Arkansas County (De Witt and Stuttgart)

Ashley County (Hamburg)

Baxter County (Mountain Home)

Benton County (Bentonville)

Boone County (Harrison)

Bradley County (Warren)

Carrol County (Berryville and Eureka Springs)

Chicot County (Lake Village)

Cleveland County (Rison)

Craighead County (Jonesboro and Lake City)

Desha County (Arkansas City)

Drew County (Monticello)

Faulkner County (Conway)

Fulton County (Salem)

Garland County

Grant County (Sheridan)

Greene County (Hot Springs)

Independence County (Batesville)

Izard County (Melbourne)

Jefferson County (Pine Bluff)

Lincoln County (Star City)

Logan County (Booneville and Paris)

Lonoke County

Madison County (Huntsville)

Marion County (Yellville)

Miller County (Texarkana)

Mississippi County (Blytheville and Osceola)

Newton County (Jasper)

Perry County (Perryville)

Polk County (Mena)

Pope County (Russellville)

Pulaski County (Little Rock)

Saline County (Benton)

Scott County (Waldron)

Searcy County (Marshall)

Sebastian County (Greenwood and Fort Smith)

Sharp County (Ash Flat)

Stone County (Mountain View)

Van Buren County (Clinton)

Washington County

White County (Searcy)

Yell County (Dardanelle and Danville)

 

 

 

Arkansas Energy Bill Assistance

Many utility companies in Arkansas provide assistance for their low to moderate income customers. Click here for information on the grants and programs available.

Energy and Low-Income Heating Assistance (LIHEAP) in Energy
This program will help lower income Arkansas households with home energy costs, including heating and cooling bills, by administering both the Regular Assistance and Crisis Intervention programs. Each of these components provides financial assistance to households in the form of a one-time per year cash grant payment to the household's energy supplier or, under certain circumstances, to the applicant themselves.

Arkansas Weatherization Overview
Weatherization provides funds and grants to Arkansas residents to help them save energy in their. It focuses on the homes of low-income people, with emphasis on handicapped, elderly, and families with children.

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