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    In accordance with the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Focus, Inc., accepts participants without regard to race, color, gender, age, or national origin, and is an equal opportunity employer

 

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History and Purpose of Focus, Inc.

 

 

          Focus, Inc., was founded in 1978, as a non-profit, early intervention program.  As the years passed, we added various services for older children and then for adults.  We are governed by a Board of Directors, composed of parents of children with disabilities and disability professionals, and a Management Team composed of two Co-Directors with a combined total of over 50 years of experience.  Focus currently employs almost 200 staff members in Northeast Arkansas.

 

            Focus targets individuals with developmental disabilities, particularly those who are underserved, either because of the severity of the disability, or because of the lack of family and community supports.  It is our goal to offer services that are capable of facilitating lifestyle changes and that meet primary needs.  We also try to ensure that our services support the individual’s presence in the family and the community.  Focus wants to be an asset to the communities in which we work, to be a responsible employer of community members, and to meet real community needs.

 


 

 Mission Statement for Focus, Inc.

 

 

          Focus, Inc. is a non-profit (501 C 3) organization, incorporated in Arkansas in 1978.  Focus provides services to:

 

1)                Achieve independence and inclusion for individuals with disabilities, their families, and their teachers.

 

2)                Create appropriate transitions to services which offer opportunities for personal enrichment.

 

3)                Integrate individuals with disabilities into the full life of the community.

 

4)                Increase the public’s awareness of the acute need in Arkansas, especially eastern Arkansas, for adequate services for a population that will not reach its potential without them.

 

5)                Advocate for these goals at all community and governmental levels.

 

 

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