The ACCESS Evaluation and Resource Center (AERC) is here for our community during these unprecedented times. In fact, our team of experts at the AERC are busy providing a variety of essential services.
As we navigate these unprecedented times during the coronavirus pandemic, we are all making adjustments with the health and safety of our communities in mind.
PLANTS WITH A PURPOSE: Shop the ACCESS Spring Plant Sales and Support New Opportunities for Purpose and Independence for Individuals with Special Needs
Little Rock, Arkansas – February 11, 2020 – ACCESS® Group, Inc. will host a special viewing of the nationally-acclaimed independent film Normie on Thursday, March 5, 2020. The viewing will take place at Pulaski Heights United Methodist Church’s Wesley Hall, and tickets will be free for attendees. Doors will open at 6:00 pm, and the film will begin at 6:30 pm.
Join us for the next ACCESS for All discussing ACCESS Support Services: ACCESS Evaluation and Resource Center (AERC).
I have been blessed to be a co-creator of the ACCESS Early Childhood curriculum that started with a small class of four-year-olds and has continued to evolve for 25 years! The philosophy behind our curriculum is that language is the key to not only future academic success, but for participating in everyday life and developing relationships.
Marquita Rich talks about her daughter's journey with ACCESS and how early childhood intervention helped her spread her wings.
Join us for the next Transitions Night discussing ACCESS Support Services: Medicaid Waiver.
Every day, we use technology – making phone calls on our smart phones, typing emails to friends and colleagues, watching television to catch up on the news. We often take for granted the many ways that technology helps us with our daily tasks.
When you think about the Project SEARCH®, a lot of terms come to mind; internships, employment, success, training, the list could go on.
Having two young children myself, I have gone through my fair share of frustrating moments wondering, “Why in the world will she not eat dinner?” or “Is it awful that he is eating chicken nuggets again?”
October is Dyslexia Awareness Month. By now, most of us have heard of, or know about, dyslexia, yet common misconceptions still exist. So, what is dyslexia? Why is it important to raise awareness?