Since 1991, People Helping People, otherwise known as PHP, has been assisting eligible residents of Carroll County, AR, with the purchase of desperately needed prescriptions. Our recipients are your family, friends and neighbors that reside in Carroll County. We have a new outreach program to help school age children as well.
Currently, the average cost of one prescription is $42 a month. In 2024, People Helping People spent $40,354 on medicines to assist Carroll County residents. We purchased 960 prescriptions for 378 patients. The need has more than doubled over the past few years, and 2025 numbers YTD show we can expect it to increase going forward.
We are truly delighted to have made such a difference in so many people's lives -- and it only happens with your help. Please consider donating funds to this worthy cause.
We've had the opportunity to assist residents who have had hardships such as a house fire, medication that was stolen, or the elderly who fall into the donut hole with Medicare and Medicaid. We provide for residents who are not prepared to carry the heavy burden of unexpected emergency medication for infants and children. We help some individuals and families with insurance co-pays. We can help with enrollment in other, more permanent assistance programs.
Dan Krotz of the Ozark Radio Hour recently interviewed PHP founder Susan Hopkins and our social worker, Roberta Kirby. Learn more about People Helping People by listening to their chat online!
Currently, the average cost of one prescription is $42 a month. In 2024, People Helping People spent $40,354 on medicines to assist Carroll County residents. We purchased 960 prescriptions for 378 patients. The need has more than doubled over the past few years, and 2025 numbers YTD show we can expect it to increase going forward.
We are truly delighted to have made such a difference in so many people's lives -- and it only happens with your help. Please consider donating funds to this worthy cause.
We've had the opportunity to assist residents who have had hardships such as a house fire, medication that was stolen, or the elderly who fall into the donut hole with Medicare and Medicaid. We provide for residents who are not prepared to carry the heavy burden of unexpected emergency medication for infants and children. We help some individuals and families with insurance co-pays. We can help with enrollment in other, more permanent assistance programs.
Dan Krotz of the Ozark Radio Hour recently interviewed PHP founder Susan Hopkins and our social worker, Roberta Kirby. Learn more about People Helping People by listening to their chat online!