Phillips County Developmental Center (PCDC) is a non-profit organization located in Phillips County, Arkansas, that provides educational and developmental services to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Established as a community-based facility, PCDC offers various programs designed to enhance the quality of life for its clients and promote their independence. The center provides adult developmental services, vocational training, and supported employment programs. Their services include daily living skills training, social skills development, and work readiness preparation. PCDC operates workshop programs where clients can gain practical work experience and develop job skills in a supervised environment. The organization works closely with local businesses and employers to create employment opportunities for their clients through their supported employment initiative. They also provide transportation services to ensure accessibility to their programs for residents throughout Phillips County. PCDC is licensed by the Arkansas Department of Human Services and follows state guidelines for developmental disability services. The center receives funding through various sources, including state and federal programs, Medicaid waiver services, and community support. Their staff includes trained professionals specializing in developmental disabilities, vocational rehabilitation, and special education.