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Project | SEARCH Arkansas: ACCESS Initiative PURPOSE. INDEPENDENCE. OPPORTUNITY.
Purpose. Independence. Opportunity.
Project SEARCH ® Arkansas: ACCESS ® Initiative in partnership with Arkansas Rehabilitation Services is a nine-month internship for adults with disabilities ages 18-35 Ready to prove what you’re made of? Project SEARCH Arkansas: ACCESS Initiative isn’t school. It’s real-world, hands-on, no-shortcuts training.
For nine months, you’ll be out there — not just learning, but doing . Three internship rotations in real businesses where you’ll build skills, face challenges, and show people what you’re capable of. It’s tough.
You’ll be pushed. You’ll grow. And when you finish?
You won’t be walking out alone — we’ll be right there, helping you land a job you earned and deserve. This is your shot to level up, to break through, and to build a future on your terms.
Complete (3) ten-week internship rotations Program designed for young adults 18-35 Have a diagnosed disability 90 Days of supported employment once you find a job University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) – Little Rock Arkansas Children’s Hospital (ACH) – Little Rock CHI St. Vincent Hot Springs (CHI St. Vincent) – Hot Springs Ouachita County Medical Center (OCMC) – Camden St.
Bernards Medical Center (St. Bernards) – Jonesboro Mercy Fort Smith Hospital (Mercy Fort Smith) – Fort Smith University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff (UAPB) – Pine Bluff Arkansas Children’s Northwest (ACNW) – Springdale Project SEARCH Arkansas: ACCESS Initiative, is made possible through the collaborative efforts of our partners.
Project SEARCH Arkansas: ACCESS Initiative, along with local business and community leaders, work together to support the goals of this program.
From the Blog / Latest Posts Success Story – Nathan, Catholic High School Success Story – Liz, Embassy Suites Success Story – Devon, Dillard’s Distribution Center Success Story – Derrick, UAMS Nutrition Services We are not currently accepting applications We are no longer accepting applications for the 2026-2027 program year. Applications for the 2027-2028 program year will be available on October 1, 2026.
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