Southeast Arkansas Community Action Corporation

Southeast Arkansas Community Action Corporation This institution is an equal opportunity provider

The purpose of the agency is to plan, execute and / or coordinate programs and projects to alleviate and eliminate poverty in the 5 counties in southeast Arkansas (Ashley, Bradley, Chicot, Deshea & Drew)

SEACAC will be closed Monday, May 25th in observance of Memorial Day
05/22/2026

SEACAC will be closed Monday, May 25th in observance of Memorial Day

SEACAC will be issuing Commodities NEXT WEEK, 05/26/26-05/28/26 for Ashley, Chicot, Desha, Drew, and Bradley counties.Se...
05/22/2026

SEACAC will be issuing Commodities NEXT WEEK, 05/26/26-05/28/26 for Ashley, Chicot, Desha, Drew, and Bradley counties.
See news release below for days/times/locations:

05/08/2026

On Saturday May 23, we will provide 500 people in Drew County with FREE GROCERIES.

And you could be one of them.

GET FREE GROCERIES 🛒

1️⃣ Register first! Use this link https://forms.gle/u5UVh7pnS5PzsGSW7 or call the PYFS office.
2️⃣ Check-in May 23: Go to the PYFS Info Booth when you arrive.
3️⃣ Bring your ID: You’ll need a valid Driver’s License or State ID to confirm your registration. 🆔
4️⃣ Grab your wristband: We give out one wristband per person (you must be there in person to get yours!).
5️⃣ Shop! Use your wristband to grab fresh groceries no cost. (Note: Packaged foods, hot or prepared foods and handmade crafts like soaps/candles do not qualify for free shopping. Your wristband will not work on these items).

Like - Comment - Share 🔁

05/01/2026

📣 The PYFS x SAHC Pathways Collaborative Community Farmers Market 📣

🗓️ Saturday, May 23, 2026
📍 809 Hwy 278, Monticello, AR
⏰ 10a - 1p

How to shop the market for FREE 🛒
We want you to have a great experience, get serious about eating healthy and shop with dignity. So we're giving you free groceries!
To get your free groceries, just follow these simple steps:

1️⃣ Register first! Use this link https://forms.gle/u5UVh7pnS5PzsGSW7 or call the PYFS office.
2️⃣ Check-in May 23: Go to the PYFS Info Booth when you arrive.
3️⃣ Bring your ID: You’ll need a valid Driver’s License or State ID to confirm your registration. 🆔
4️⃣ Grab your wristband: We give out one wristband per person (you must be there in person to get yours!).
5️⃣ Shop! Use your wristband to grab fresh groceries no cost.

(Note: Packaged foods, hot or prepared foods and handmade crafts like soaps/candles do not qualify for free shopping. Your wristband will not work on these items).

04/29/2026

We will remain closed at this time due to a power outage (caused by trees down over power lines) at our central office. As a result, our servers are down, which prevents us from accessing application statuses or processing new applications.

Please do comment or message our page - this page is used for informational purposes only.

Thank you for understanding.

04/29/2026

Update: Entergy has updated estimated restoration time to 8pm tonight.
SEACAC will remain closed today and will resume normal work hours tomorrow, April 30, 2026.

⚠️ Power Outage Notice ⚠️
📍 Location: Southeast Arkansas Community Action – Warren, AR
At this time, the central office is experiencing a power outage. The projected time for power restoration is approximately 12:00 PM (Noon).

Also, the GetLIHEAP website is currently experiencing technical issues - online applications cannot be processed until this is resolved.
We encourage everyone to continue checking for updates as they become available. Thank you for your patience and understanding.

*** Please note that our page is intended for informational purposes only and is not regularly monitored for inquiries regarding assistance programs. ***

Thank you for your patience and understanding!

04/22/2026

FREE LAPTOP COMPUTER!

Dear Students,

The UAM College of Technology-McGehee has an incredible opportunity for you to receive a FREE laptop computer.

We will be hosting a series of "Digital Literacy" workshops over the next few weeks where students who complete the workshop will be gifted with a laptop computer. Our next workshop is SATURDAY, MAY 2!

Through their participation in the workshops, students will learn:

*Hardware and Software Basics
*Email Use & Ettiquette
*Internet Safety & Security Protocol
*How to Use a Computer
*How to Conference Call (Microsoft Teams, etc.)
*How to navigate UAM Platforms

In order to participate, students must be in good academic standing, good conduct standing, and declared to a Certificate of Proficiency, Technical Certificate, or Associate of Applied Science in General Technology student at either the McGehee or Crossett Campuses and MUST register in advance. Due to instructor-student ratio requirements, all students must RSVP.

To RSVP go to: https://forms.office.com/r/Sc294uDqHx

For more information, contact Jane Zieman at [email protected] or 870-460-2128.

Thank you!
Mr. Henry

04/22/2026

**Standing Strong: How Community Action in Arkansas Shows Up for Communities Every Day**

Across Arkansas, Community Action Agencies are more than service providers—they are trusted partners, problem-solvers, and steadfast advocates for individuals and families working toward stability and opportunity. In moments of uncertainty and in times of growth, Community Action continues to stand shoulder to shoulder with communities, meeting people where they are and walking alongside them toward where they want to be.

At its core, Community Action is about impact. Every program delivered, every resource shared, and every partnership built is rooted in a deep commitment to improving lives and strengthening communities. From assisting families with utility support to prevent displacement, to providing opportunities that create pathways leading to sustainable employment, Community Action Agencies are on the front lines—responding to immediate needs while developing inroads for long-term success.

The impact can be seen in the stories of individuals who have transitioned from crisis to stability. It is reflected in households that remain safely housed, in children who have access to early education, and in workers who gain the skills necessary to secure meaningful employment. These outcomes are not accidental—they are the result of intentional, community-driven strategies that center dignity and empowerment.

But Community Action’s role does not stop at service delivery. Across Arkansas, agencies actively listen to the voices of their communities, using data and lived experiences to inform solutions that are both responsive and sustainable. Whether addressing transportation gaps, expanding access to childcare, or advocating for critical funding, Community Action ensures that the needs of communities are not only heard but prioritized.

This work is especially critical in building resilient communities—communities that can withstand challenges, adapt to change, and continue to thrive. Resilience is not just about recovery; it is about preparation, connection, and strength. Community Action fosters this resilience by investing in people, strengthening local partnerships, and creating systems that are responsive to evolving needs.

In Arkansas, resilience looks like neighbors supporting neighbors, agencies collaborating across sectors, and leaders advocating for policies that uplift entire communities. It looks like a network that refuses to waver in its commitment, even in the face of uncertainty. Community Action stands firm in its belief that when communities are supported, they are empowered to shape their own futures.

As we look ahead, the commitment remains clear: to continue showing up, to continue listening, and to continue delivering results that matter. Community Action in Arkansas is not just a network—it is a movement grounded in service, driven by impact, and dedicated to building stronger, more resilient communities for all.

Together, we are not only addressing today’s challenges—we are lighting the way forward.

NEWS RELEASE from SEACAC LIHEAP Program Director: Winter CRISIS Assistance Program closing APRIL 30, 2026*** We kindly a...
04/22/2026

NEWS RELEASE from SEACAC LIHEAP Program Director:

Winter CRISIS Assistance Program closing APRIL 30, 2026

*** We kindly ask that you contact us during business hours for any questions regarding applications or other time-sensitive matters. Our team is available to assist you at that time, and reaching out by phone ensures we can address your concerns promptly.

Please note that Facebook comments and messages are not monitored after hours, so for urgent matters, calling during business hours is the best way to get the help you need.

Thank you for your understanding!***

Address

1208 N Myrtle Street
Warren, AR
71671

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+18702262668

Website

http://getliheap.com/

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