Read KARK’s story on our new AmeriCorps members here! June 17, 2020KARK 4 News PULASKI COUNTY, Ark. — Today AmeriCorps swore in new members to serve in the Pulaski County Meals Program. 14 new members were sworn in today at the Clinton Presidential Center. They will work in a partnership with the Clinton Foundation and […]
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Read KARK’s full article here! KARK Channel 4 NewsBy Ashlei KingFebruary 18, 2020 LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – A new program at Our House has connected clients with doctors through telemedicine. Landry Harris used to live at the homeless facility, but has now moved out on her own. She was one of the many Our House
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Click here to watch KARK’s story on former Our House VISTA, Shelby Morrow! KARK Channel 4 News April 3rd, 2019 LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – Trying to keep up with Shelby Morrow always means being a step behind. “It’s always been a value of mine, been a value of my family’s to spend your time as
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Click here to view KARK’s full story on Our House’s new partnership for financial literacy training! KARK Channel 4 News February 14, 2019 LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – Our House Arkansas announced Thursday a new partnership with multiple agencies, including First Security Bank and Cities for Financial Empowerment Fund. The goal is to get 150 Our House
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Click here to watch KARK Channel 4’s story! KARK Channel 4 June 27,2018 By Jessi Turnure LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – One in four Arkansas kids live in poverty today. Since 2010, a new report found 28,000 children have moved out of that statistic. However, Arkansas still ranks in the bottom ten states for poverty and overall child well-being. Arkansas
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Click here to watch KARK Channel 4’s story! By Isabella Moller May 11, 2018 LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – It’s the time of year where caps and gowns are handed out and pomp and circumstance rings in our ears. Graduation season is upon us and it’s a time to celebrate what students have learned. For a
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Click here to watch KARK 4’s story LITTLE ROCK, Ark.– Our House kicked off their summer program for homeless and community children Saturday. Roughly 126 children are enrolled in the 10-week summer program. Directors of the program say it’s one of the few in the state that hosts a summer-long 10-hour day program. Most of
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Click here to view KARK’s News Coverage KARK By Drew Petrimoulx LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – New guidelines from the federal Department of Housing and Urban Development say landlords could face lawsuits if they discriminate against renters with a criminal records. Attorneys representing tenants in central Arkansas say many landlords are not aware of the new
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KARK Channel 4 By DREW PETRIMOULX The news story can be viewed here. LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — A single mother in Little Rock got a Christmas gift from a complete stranger that she says will help change her life. At just 16-years-old, Alishe’ah Sockwell and her daughter were living at the Our House homeless
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KARK, By STEPHANIE SHARP | ssharp@kark.com LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – A Pulaski County daycare was found with more than two dozen code violations within the last year. Violations against Love N Care daycare in College Station range from bottles not labeled with children’s names and refrigerated, to employee background checks not up to date. The
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