Non-profit brings food, employment, and educational assistance to Northwest Arkansas

Jan. 22, 2009 - PRLog -- Rogers, Arkansas - New Beginnings of NW Arkansas, a new non-profit organization based out of Rogers, has been bringing more than just food and personal care items to families in need in Northwest Arkansas: the staff also aids in providing individuals and families in need of employment and educational assistance.

"We can give people food to make sure they get through the week, but we are also very concerned with their long-term situation," says Director of Operations and co-founder, Justyn Hornor.

New Beginnings of NW Arkansas works with a number of local organizations ranging from educational institutions to employment agencies to help improve the way of life for the individuals they serve.

"As we meet and help people in the community, we find that many families are looking to improve their way of life. Which is why we have partnered with local employment agencies and educational institutions to help give people opportunities they may not know are available," says Howard Novasky, President and co-founder of New Beginnings of NW Arkansas.

About New Beginnings of NW Arkansas
New Beginnings of NW Arkansas is a non-denominational Christian organization based out of Rogers, Arkansas. The goal of the organization is to meet the short-term physical needs while also providing opportunities for long-term spiritual growth and sustainable life improvements.

New Beginnings of NW Arkansas has weekly public distribution of food, personal care items, and other items from 12pm to 3pm every Saturday at 2718 W Walnut St in Rogers (Freedom Bible College building).

For more information, please call (479) 234-4193 or visit www.newbeginningsnwa.org (email newbeginningsnwa@newbeginningsnwa.org).