A Time for PEACE Inc.

01/22/2026

01/21/2026

With the majority of our followers under a Winter Storm Watch, we know that anxiety can soar from the unknown. Check out these tips below and book a session if need be—we offer telehealth for times like these! ❄️💙

01/20/2026

Did you know that your local Salvation Army has been providing a safe warm place to sleep each night, since this past Sunday January 18th , as the temperatures have begun to decline. Our warming center will continue to be opened at night until the temperatures rises above 32 degrees. This does include two meals a day (breakfast and dinner) and a place to sleep from each evening until checkout at 8 am. Then individuals can catch a ride on the jetbus to go to the Public library or one of the other day warming centers around town. For those that need a place to sleep this evening, please check in with our monitor on duty at 4:00 pm.

01/19/2026

Today, we not only remember Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., but we recognize his legacy and the calls to action he made. Coretta Scott King said, “The greatest birthday gift my husband could receive is if people of all racial and ethnic backgrounds celebrated the holiday by performing individual acts of kindness through service to others”. What can you do today to show kindness to others? ❤️

01/19/2026

In a world where you can be anything, be kind. 💛

A kind word can be a lifeline. Check in on a loved one or friend today - and if you or someone you know needs support, 988 is here for you 24/7.

01/14/2026

Support is crucial! 💜💙

01/12/2026

01/08/2026

What an awesome addition to NEA!

✨ A new space. A long-held vision. A stronger response for survivors. ✨

We are proud to share that Family Crisis Center’s Sexual Assault Support Services (SASS) program has officially relocated to a stand-alone center at 511 W. Monroe in Jonesboro.

This space was created with survivors in mind—offering a warm, trauma-informed environment where forensic exams can be completed outside of a hospital setting, and where survivors can meet with an advocate for ongoing support and healing, if they choose.

Survivors do not have to be recent victims to receive services. Individuals are welcome to meet with an advocate to talk through past trauma, explore resources, and receive support—whenever they are ready.

🩵Open and serving adults 18+
🩵 Walk-ins welcome
🩵24/7 Crisis Hotline: 870-933-9449

A grand opening and ribbon cutting will take place on April 22nd during Sexual Assault Awareness Month, but services are available now. More details regarding the grand opening will be announced at a later date.

01/07/2026

If making changes to your substance use is part of your New Years goals, please know that you’re not alone and help is available. Take the first step and contact our office today to schedule your intake. 💙

12/31/2025

Don’t forget to sign up for group! We will begin the “Life Restored” curriculum mid-January and would love to see you there! 😍

Now introducing “Life Restored”, a life skills-based recovery group for women led by our own Ashley Daffron, LADAC. This confidential, trauma-informed group caters to women of all ages who have been personally impacted by:

✔️ Substance use disorders
✔️ Process addictions (s*x, shopping, gambling, po*******hy)
✔️ PTSD, or trauma
✔️ Family dysfunction
✔️ Grief/loss

No insurance? No child care? No transportation? No problem! Group will be offered:

✔️ Regardless of ability to pay
✔️ In a supportive, judgment-free environment
✔️ Access to a children playroom located in our office for the kiddos
✔️ In person AND telehealth

If you have questions or want to join, message our page or call us during the week at 870-237-1329. We are so excited to offer this to local clients AND statewide individuals. More details to come as we gauge interest on days and times.

12/30/2025

Mark your calendars for the first 100 Families Initiative of Greene County meeting of 2026 where our own Ashley Daffron will serve as a panelist.

Join us for our first Alliance meeting of 2026! We will meet on January 22nd, 2026 at First United Methodist Church in the youth room. Please note, our meetings have moved to Thursdays!

We will also hear from a CarePortal representative on their expansion into NEA and our upcoming COPE (Cost of Poverty Experience) coming up in February. This expansion is particularly pertinent to local churches! For more info on CarePortal, please visit arfamilyalliance.org/careportal/.

We hope to see you there!
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