The economic outlook in Arkansas continues to be strong as the state has shown decent growth over the past year and has bucked some of the trends that have weakened other states. The only thing that some officials are worried about has s been the loss of higher-paying professional jobs in favor for hospitality positions. This is not a trade-off that a state that is 45th in the nation in poverty rate would want. Hopefully, the movement toward more growth will continue and it will be supplemented with the return of high-income positions.

 

How to Qualify for Reachout Wireless in the State of Arkansas

You can qualify for Reachout Wireless service in Arkansas under government program-based eligibility criteria as long as no one else in your household currently has a Lifeline phone.

Government Program-Based Eligibility Guidelines

If you are a participant in one or more of the following government assistance programs, you probably qualify for Reachout Wireless phone service in Arkansas:

  • Medicaid
  • Food Stamps/ Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program
  • National School Lunch (Free Program Only)
  • Supplemental Security Income (SSI)
  • Federal Public Housing Assistance/Section 8
  • Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP)
  • Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF)

If you qualify under program based-eligibility, you may print out the Reachout Wireless application for Arkansas by clicking on the link below. If you believe you qualify under income guidelines (maximum household income of 135-150% of the US Federal Poverty guidelines), please visit the Reachout Wireless website and apply online to see if an income provision is available in your state.

 

Click here to download a Reachout Wireless application for Arkansas

Other free government cell phone providers in the state of Arkansas (click the link(s) below to see details about other providers in your state):

Safelink Wireless  Assurance Wireless   Life Wireless   Tag Mobile   Cintex Wireless  Terracom Wireless