All Kids for the Future Early Intervention Day Treatment (EIDT) facilities are excited to announce we are re-opening for children to return on Tuesday, May 26. Due to COVID-19 and the Department Human Services (DHS), Center for Disease Control (CDC), Arkansas Department of...
As a qualified behavior health provider, Michael Brown has helped countless at-risk teens develop and successfully implement healthy coping and life skills. We recently had the opportunity to visit with Michael about his experience working at Kids for the...
COVID-19 has left communities reeling. First came the rapid school closures, which for many parents meant no reliable childcare or access to needed therapy services. In the weeks since, we’ve heard from others who are scared, confused or frustrated...
As I noted at the end of March, Kids for the Future covered employee benefit(s) costs for April. For May, employees who are not working will be expected to keep their benefit premiums current until they return. Failure to...
As Dr. Seuss, one of our favorite authors, said, “The more that you read, the more things you will know. The more that you learn the more places you’ll go.” At Kids for the Future, we strongly encourage all...
Thanksgiving is a time for fellowship, food and football. But, like any holiday, prepping for your family’s celebrations can be stressful. Add in children who are reluctant or selective eaters, and this food-focused holiday can become extra challenging for...
Templar Bryant has been a member of the Kids for the Future family for nearly two decades. Three of her teenage children are proud graduates, and her three-year-old daughter Lena is currently enrolled at our Helena clinic. Why has...
Maurica Randle has been a valued asset for the Kids for the Future Marianna clinic’s outreach team for more than two decades. In her 21 years, Maurica has enjoyed sharing the Kids for the Future mission with countless families....
In Brenda Crenshaw’s eight years with Kids for the Future, she has constantly gone the extra mile as a member of the transportation team in West Memphis. Learn more about Brenda’s drive to serve others in the Q &...
For nearly 11 years, Tamera-Reed Williams has seen first-hand the “life-changing” impact Kids for the Future has on families in her community. As the “voice” of our Helena clinic, she is responsible for scheduling screenings, enrolling new children and...