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Empowering Individuals with Intellectual Disabilities

Serving individuals with intellectual disabilities and their families.

What We do

Supportive Living Services provide individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities the opportunity to live in their own homes or in shared community settings while receiving personalized support. Through the DHS DDS HCBS Waiver, these services help individuals with daily living activities such as personal care, meal preparation, medication assistance, transportation, and household management. Supportive Living also focuses on building independence, social connections, and life skills, while promoting health, safety, dignity, and choice. Services are tailored to each person’s needs and goals, empowering individuals to actively participate in their community and live fulfilling, self-directed lives.

Regulatory Authority and Program Oversight

GOALS CES Services operates within a comprehensive regulatory framework to ensure the provision of safe, ethical, and high-quality services. The organization is regulated by the Arkansas Department of Human Services, Division of Developmental Disabilities Services (DHS DDS), and must comply with all applicable state rules, policies, and licensing requirements. In addition, GOALS CES Services is subject to Medicaid regulations and oversight, as services are funded through Medicaid reimbursement. The agency also operates under the Home and Community-Based Services (HCBS) Waiver, which establishes specific federal and state standards related to person-centered planning, service delivery, health and safety protections, documentation, and compliance monitoring. Adherence to these regulatory authorities ensures accountability, regulatory compliance, and the protection of the individuals served.



The team listened to my needs and helped me regain daily independence with patience and respect.



I feel supported, valued, and more confident every day thanks to GOALS CES SERVICES.

A bright and welcoming living room filled with adaptive equipment like a modern, polished wood grab bar and a neatly folded wheelchair blanket atop a plush, supportive armchair. The space is organized, with cozy textiles and vivid accents such as a cheerful teal throw pillow. Soft, natural daylight pours in from an oversized window, illuminating the adaptive devices and creating subtle, warm highlights amid gentle shadows. The atmosphere is serene and empowering, emphasizing independence and accessibility. Shot from eye level with a balanced, centered composition, the image features sharp focus and clean, modern photographic realism, making it ideal for a nonprofit disability support site.

Who We Are

Our Team
  • Jana Hampton, Director
  • Jodie Wheeler, Assistant Director
A minimalist kitchen countertop featuring a set of sleek, stainless steel adaptive utensils neatly lined up on a pale wooden tray, next to a tactile, high-contrast cutting board. The setting is a sunlit, accessible kitchen with low cabinetry and smooth, soft-close drawers visible in the background. Morning light streams through a skylight, casting gentle highlights on metal surfaces and creating an atmosphere of calm self-sufficiency. Captured from a slightly elevated angle with a shallow depth of field for a crisp, modern look, reinforcing the importance of independent living aids and daily skill-building in a supportive context.

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