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DISABILITY RIGHTS CENTER
The Protection & Advocacy Agency for People with Disabilities in Arkansas
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About DRC

  • DRC is a private, non-profit corporation operating under authority outlined in Federal law and governed by a Board of Directors.
  • DRC operates eight federally-funded programs to advocate for and protect the rights of Arkansans with disabilities.
  • DRC is part of a nationwide network of congressionally mandated legally based disability rights agencies.
  • DRC has the authority to provide legal representation and other advocacy services, under all federal and state laws, to all people with disabilities (based on a system of priorities for services).
  • DRC has the authority to enter any facility in Arkansas that provides care or treatment to persons with disabilities, in order to carry out its mandated rights protection and advocacy activities.
  • DRC services are available to individuals in all parts of Arkansas.
  • DRC services are provided at no charge to the individuals receiving those services.
  • DRC Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs), click here.

For more information on our mission statement and priorities, our programs and eligibility criteria, contact information and more, you can download our four-page brochure available in Adobe PDF format.

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Disability Rights Center (DRC) • 1100 N. University, Suite 201 • Little Rock, AR 72207
(800) 482-1174 V/TTY • (501) 296-1775 V/TTY • FAX (501) 296-1779