Howard County Children’s Center (HCCC) is a non-profit organization located in Nashville, Arkansas, that provides educational and support services for children and adults with developmental disabilities. Established in the early 1960s, the center serves Howard County and surrounding areas through various programs and initiatives. The organization operates multiple programs including early childhood education, adult developmental training, and vocational rehabilitation services. Their early intervention program focuses on children from birth to five years old, providing developmental screenings, therapy services, and specialized instruction. The adult services division offers job training, supported employment, and life skills development for individuals with disabilities. HCCC maintains several facilities including a main campus, vocational workshop, and satellite locations throughout Howard County. The center is licensed by the Arkansas Department of Human Services and maintains accreditation from relevant state and federal agencies. It receives funding through a combination of state and federal grants, Medicaid reimbursements, and private donations. The center employs certified special education teachers, therapists, job coaches, and support staff who work collaboratively to provide comprehensive services. HCCC also partners with local businesses and organizations to create employment opportunities and community integration programs for their clients.