Arkansas Extension Homemakers Council 

Want to make new friends, learn new skills, and give back to your community? Arkansas Extension Homemakers Council is the group for you. We invite you to call your county agent and ask about local club opportunities.

Interested in EHC? 

Our mission is to empower individuals and families through informal education in Family and Consumer Sciences, leadership development, and community service. EHC has a statewide membership of 3,700 people with over 300 clubs. With such a widespread membership, a variety of clubs, and an array of projects, there are many opportunities to get involved with EHC!

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EHC Newsletter

View the September 2023 AEHC Newsletter here

What's next?

District Rallies 

Register for District Rallies Here

Click here to view District Rally Information

Ozark:
October 10^th
UACCM Workforce Center

Delta:
October 17^th
Grand Prairie Center, Stuttgart, AR

Ouachita:
October 24^th
UA Cossatot

AEHC Ozark Folk Center Craft Experience

Date: Nov 1-3, 2023
Location: Ozark Folk Center State Park

The AEHC Craft Experience is a craft retreat for AEHC members that is full of fun and fellowship. This retreat features 18 different craft or skills classes to choose from, meals from the Skillet Restaurant, and classes from the Ozark Highlands Theatre. You won't want to miss this event! Click below for more information and contact Karen Bell Fox if you have any questions at: karenbellfoxaehc@yahoo.com. 

Click here for Ozark Folk Center Craft Experience Information

AEHC Care State Project

The AEHC Cares State Project aims to provide mental well-being awareness and education to AEHC members and their communities. AEHC Cares asks that open conversations about mental well-being be had so that the stigma surrounding mental health can be further dissolved, bringing more acceptance and understanding to ourselves and others experiencing mental health struggles.

AEHC Cares does not offer mental health services, though it is encouraged that AEHC members educate themselves about the mental health resources in their communities.

AEHC Cares is a boots-on-the-ground project that asks AEHC members to reach out and find ways to educate and support other community members.

If you have questions or more information regarding AEHC Cares, please contact the state project chair Dot Hart at dotleedunn@aol.com

AEHC National and International Affiliate Organizations:

• National Volunteer Outreach Network
• Associated Country Women of the World

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