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Become a Community Hub

Expand your ability to provide treatment and recovery services, hunger relief services, and health by joining the Arkansas Communities Coalition.

Who We Partner With:

We are looking to actively partner with the following organizations in your community:

Non-profit Organizations
Churches
At-Risk After School Programs
Substance Abuse Treatment Programs
Recovery Programs & RCO's

Partnership Benefits:

Becoming a Community Hub offers numerous benefits to strengthen your community including:

Sponsorship of health fairs and career fairs for your community
Accesses to Naloxone, Naloxone training, and overdose prevention materials
Assistance in starting an At-Risk Afterschool Food Program, or food pantry
Support in finding grant funding and in-kind donations to expand your organization’s mission

What is a Community Hub?

The Community Hub represents a crucial resource for the locals of a specific city area, or multiple city areas, and is committed to service and partnership with us in the shared vision of addressing vital community issues. Together, we can work towards building healthier, more resilient communities by combining our strengths to tackle hunger in your city. This collaborative effort promises to not only uplift individual lives but also strengthen the fabric of the entire community.

Community Hub's actively foster neighborhood resilience and enhancing the quality of life for local residents. Rather it's a church, a nonprofit organization, or a neighborhood association, community hubs are dedicated to addressing the unique challenges faced by communities by providing essential services tailored to their specific needs. They are willing to partner with us to offer a range of initiatives that promote physical well-being, social well-being, and economic opportunities ensuring that residents have access to the support they need to thrive.

As we look to expand the scope of our efforts, our Community Hubs are willing to partner with us in addressing two critical areas: hunger relief and opioid overdose prevention on a city-wide scale. This collaboration is essential, especially as many families in many regions of the state struggle with food insecurity and lack adequate access to healthcare resources. By joining forces, we aim to create a comprehensive support system that not only alleviates hunger within our communities but also reduces opioid overdoses and promotes overall health and wellness.