Entire Directory - The Lincoln Trail Area Development District

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LINCOLN TRAIL
MEADE
NELSON
WASHINGTON
BRECKINRIDGE
HARDIN
LARUE
MARION
GRAYSON
Community Services Directory
JANUARY, 2013
Lincoln Trail Area Development District
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Topic
Page
Abuse, Neglect, Exploitation or Domestic Violence Services ........................................
1
Adult Day Services ..........................................................................................................
5
Aging Services/Senior Centers ........................................................................................
8
Assisted Living Facilities.................................................................................................
15
Attendant Care Services...................................................................................................
18
Chambers of Commerce ..................................................................................................
21
Child Care Services..........................................................................................................
25
Disability Services ...........................................................................................................
27
Education Services/Information.......................................................................................
30
Emergency Services (Financial, Food, Clothing, & Shelter)..........................................
43
Employment Services ......................................................................................................
50
Family Resources & Youth Services ..............................................................................
54
Farm Worker & Agricultural Services.............................................................................
60
Home Health & Hospice Services ..................................................................................
62
Hot Lines ........................................................................................................................
68
Housing
........................................................................................................................
69
Juvenile Services..............................................................................................................
72
Legal & Ombudsman Services ........................................................................................
76
Libraries ........................................................................................................................
78
Long Term Care Facilities/Rehabilitation .......................................................................
82
Medical Services/ Health Care Facilities.........................................................................
90
Mental Health Services ....................................................................................................
97
Support Groups & Services .............................................................................................
103
Transportation Services ...................................................................................................
111
Volunteer Programs .........................................................................................................
114
Index
The Lincoln Trail Community Resource Directory is published by the Lincoln Trail Area
Development District. It originated from the work of the Lincoln Trail Area Service Providers
Group. The purpose of this directory is to make available information regarding services,
organizations, and agencies in the Lincoln Trail Area Development District.
Directories can be purchased from the Lincoln Trail Area Development District, 613 College
Street Road, Elizabethtown, KY 42701.
Please notify the Lincoln Trail Area Development District of any corrections of updates to assure
their inclusion in the next revision of the Directory. Revisions can be received by mail, fax,
phone, or e-mail:
Mailing Address:
Lincoln Trail Area Development District
P.O. Box 604
Elizabethtown, KY 42702-0604
Phone:
(270) 769-2393 (ask for Christin Hendren, Aging & Disabilities Resource
Market or Karen Weaver, LTADD Admin.Asst.)
Fax:
(270) 769-2993
e-mail:
[email protected]
Correspondence should be sent to attention:
Nancy Addington
The Lincoln Trail Community Services Directory can be accessed through the internet at:
http://www.ltadd.org
ABUSE, NEGLECT, EXPLOITATION, OR
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE SERVICES
Advocacy & Support Center
890 Rineyville Road
Elizabethtown, KY 42701
Phone: (270) 234-9236
24 hours Crisis Line: (877) 672-2124
SERVICES: Crisis Counseling; Therapy Services; Community Education/Awareness Program;
Information and Referrals; Medical Advocacy; Victim Advocacy; Assistance filing Victim's
Compensation claims.
SERVICE AREA: Breckinridge, Grayson, Hardin, LaRue, Marion, Meade, Nelson, and
Washington counties.
ELIGIBILITY: Services available to child, teen, or adult victims of rape or sexual abuse, as
well as non-offending family members. Education programs available to any interested group.
FEES: No fees for services.
The Caring Place: A Center for Abused Women And Children, Inc.
P.O. Box 945
Lebanon, KY 40033
Phone: (270) 692-9300
Toll Free: (800) 692-9394
Fax: (270) 692-9206 non-dedicated line
Services for any female abused adult and the mother's children under 18 years of age.
OFFICE HOURS: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM EST. (Monday-Friday)
SERVICES: The Caring Place provides information, counseling, legal advocacy and referral
services to victims of domestic violence—available 24 hours a day.
SERVICE AREA: Marion, Nelson, Taylor, and Washington counties.
ELIGIBILITY: Must be a victim of domestic violence.
FEES: None.
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Crime Victim Advocate
Commonwealth's Attorney Office
116 E. Stephen Foster Ave.
Bardstown, KY 40004
Phone: (502) 348-1111
Services: LaRue & Nelson Co.
54 Public Square, Suite 1
P.O. Box 1146
Phone: (270) 766-5140 (ext.232)
Services: Hardin Co.
512 Fairway Drive
P.O. Box 249
Brandenburg, KY 40108
Phone: (270) 422-1313
Fax: (270) 422-1315
213 East Broadway
P.O. Box 27
Campbellsville, KY 42719
Phone: (270) 469-4100
Services: Marion & Washington Co.
Provides fair, compassionate treatment for victims and witnesses of violent crimes to ensure they
are not lost nor forgotten in the legal process. These crimes include murder, reckless homicide,
manslaughter, sexual or physical abuse, spouse or child abuse, robbery, kidnapping, wanton
endangerment, and residential burglary.
OFFICE HOURS: 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM EST (Monday-Friday)
SERVICES: Help victims understand their rights and keep informed of all court dates.
Accompany victims and witnesses to court. Provide emotional support, and help file for
financial aid through the Crime Victim Compensation Board. Notify victims when criminals are
released into custody. Inform victims and witnesses of all probation or parole hearings so they
may have input to the process. Identify services needed by victims, witnesses, and their families
and refer to appropriate agencies.
SERVICE AREA: Breckinridge, Grayson, and Meade counties.
ELIGIBILITY: Must be a victim or witness of a violent crime, or a family member or survivor
of a victim or witness.
FEES: None.
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Protection & Permanency
Family Support Services
Protective service agency reference for abused/neglected children and adults, cooperate with
juvenile and circuit courts. Provide treatment to youths in trouble. Upgrade family life.
OFFICE HOURS: 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM (Monday-Friday)
SERVICES: Adoption, Foster Care, Adult Services, Protective Services, Family Services,
Juvenile Services and Day Care Services. Investigates reports of possible abuse/neglect of
children and adults. Placement planning for the elderly.
ELIGIBILITY: Based on need. Sometimes by court order.
BRECKINRIDGE COUNTY
Protection and Permanency
GRAYSON COUNTY
P.O. Box 426
110 US 60 East
Hardinsburg, KY 40143-0426
Phone: (270) 756-2194
Fax:
(270) 756-1684
Southgate Mall
498 S. Main Street
Leitchfield, KY 42754-1090
Phone: (270) 259-3184
Fax:
(270) 259-0646
HARDIN COUNTY
LARUE COUNTY
916 N. Mulberry Street, Suite 140
Phone: (270) 766-5099
Fax:
(270) 766-5155
105 Howard Street
Hodgenville, KY 42748-1564
Phone: (270) 358-4175
Fax:
(270) 358-4133
MARION COUNTY
MEADE COUNTY
634 West Main Street
Lebanon, KY 40033-1340
Phone: (270) 692-3135
Fax:
(270) 692-6485
516 By-Pass Road
Brandenburg, KY 40108-1702
Phone: (270) 422-3942
Fax:
(270) 422-1194
NELSON COUNTY
WASHINGTON COUNTY
901 Atkinson Hill Avenue, Suite B
Bardstown, KY 40004-9767
Phone: (502) 348-9048
Fax:
(502) 348-2424
803 Bel Vista Drive
Springfield, KY 40069-1400
Phone: (859) 336-9395
Fax:
(859) 336-0034
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SpringHaven, Inc.
P.O. Box 2047
Phone: (270) 765-4057
Crisis Line: (800) 767-5838
Fax: (270) 766-1081
Email: [email protected]
Breckinridge County Office (Hardinsburg)
Grayson County Office (Leitchfield)
Hardin & LaRue Counties
Marion County Office (Lebanon)
Meade County (Brandenburg)
Nelson County Office (Bardstown)
Washington County Office (Springfield)
(270) 756-5005
(270) 259-0746
(270) 769-1234
(859) 336-9185
(270) 422-7771
(502) 331-9443
(859) 336-9185
OFFICE HOURS: 24 hours a day
SERVICES: 24 hour crisis line, emergency shelter, individual counseling, support groups,
legal and other advocacy, information and referral, community education, and professional
training.
ELIGIBILITY: Anyone experiencing spousal/partner abuse and violence.
FEES: None
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ADULT DAY SERVICES
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Active Day, Inc.
1238 Woodland Drive
Phone: (270) 763-9192
Fax: (270) 763-9279
OFFICE HOURS:
8:00 AM – 4:30 PM EST
8:00 AM – 12:00 PM EST
(Monday – Friday)
(Saturday)
SERVICES: A comprehensive program that provides a variety of health, social and related
support services in a protective setting. Assists participants to remain in the community. Respite
services available on an as needed basis.
SERVICE AREA: Hardin and surrounding counties.
ELIGIBILITY: Persons will be screened according to program guidelines.
FEES: Private pay, long-term care insurance, and Home Community Based Waiver Program.
Clients may be eligible through the Kentucky Adult Day Service’s program. Clients of this
program are charged according to a sliding fee scale.
Active Day, Inc.
1013 Granite Drive
Bardstown, KY 40004
Phone: (502) 350-0663
Fax: (502) 350-0665
OFFICE HOURS:
8:00 AM – 5:30 PM EST
9:00 AM – 3:00 PM EST
(Monday – Friday)
(Saturday)
SERVICES: A comprehensive program that provides a variety of health, social and related
support services in a protective setting. Assists participants to remain in the community. Respite
services available on an as needed basis.
SERVICE AREA: Marion, Nelson, and Washington counties.
ELIGIBILITY: Persons will be screened according to program guidelines.
FEES: Private pay, long-term care insurance, and Home Community Based Waiver Program.
Clients may be eligible through the Kentucky Adult Day Service’s program. Clients of this
program are charged according to a sliding fee scale.
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Care4Ever Senior Care Center
408 North Mulberry Street
Phone: 270-765-3344
Fax: 270-765-0913
Website: www.care4everseniorcare.com
HOURS: 7:00AM – 6:00PM (EST) Monday – Friday
SERVICES: Care4Ever is a state certified, social model, senior adult day center. The center is
for senior adults who mentally or physically cannot stay at home alone or for those who want
and need socialization. Care4Ever is an ADA compliant facility and offers activities, nutritious
food, socialization, fun, and can include personal care if needed. The center allows participants
to engage in activities they enjoy while family members and loved ones can work, run errands or
just relax knowing their loved one is safe and secure.
FEES: Different daily rates are available: drop in, half day, full day or personal care only rates.
Private pay or long term care insurance is accepted.
TRANSPORTATION: Wheelchair vans and a sit and lift seat van are available with trained
drivers to escort participants to and from the center if needed. There is an extra charge
depending upon where the participant lives.
SERVICE AREA: Hardin County and others as needed
Marion County Adult Day Care
2155 Campbellsville Hwy.
Lebanon, KY 40033
Phone/Fax: (270) 692-3897
OFFICE HOURS:
8:00 AM – 5:30 PM (Monday – Friday)
SERVICES: Transportation provided by TACK.
FEES: Call for current rate schedule.
New Age Adult Day Services
2015 By Pass Road
Phone: (270) 422-7777
Fax: (270) 422-7799
HOURS: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM (EST) Monday - Friday
SERVICES: Meals, planned activities, professional staff, special needs (infants to seniors),
family support group, transportation, full-time nurse, therapy services. Free trial visit.
SERVICE AREA: Meade, Hardin, and Breckinridge Counties
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ELIGIBILITY: Persons of all ages with mental or physical disabilities. Respite is also
available.
FEES: Fees are based on level of care. Private pay, MC/VISA, Long-term care insurance,
Home Community Based Program, the Lincoln Trail Area Development District, and the
Kentucky Adult Day Services Program.
Sunrise Manor Nursing Home, Rehabilitation, and Adult Day Health Care Facility
80 Phillips Lane
Hodgenville, KY 42748
Phone: (270) 358-2147
Fax: (270) 358-8412
Long-term skilled and intermediate nursing care. Outpatient physical, speech, and occupational
therapy. Adult Day Care social and health models.
OFFICE HOURS:
8:00 AM – 5:00 PM EST
(Monday – Friday)
24 hour per day phone answering and information.
SERVICES: Provides respite to caregivers; provides social and recreational programs to
participants; supplies nutritious meals and snacks; provides supervision for personal care and
entertainment; provides health services for qualified clients. Apply through physician or family
may apply at Center.
SERVICE AREA: LaRue and surrounding counties.
ELIGIBILITY: Any person age 60 or older needing social supervision. Dementia and
Alheimer’s clients of any age. Case manager recommendation or referral required.
FEES: Medicare and Medicaid. Residents must quality for appropriate levels of care for
payment. Adult Day Care must qualify either through LTADD, Kentucky Adult Day Program,
or Home Community Based Waiver Program. Based on level of care and/or service provided.
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AGING SERVICES/
SENIOR CENTERS
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Lincoln Trail Area Agency on Aging and Independent Living
613 College Street Road, P.O. Box 604
Phone: (270) 769-2393 or (800) 264-0393
Fax: (270) 769-2993
WEB: www.ltadd.org
The Area Agency on Aging is the regional planning and administration agency for the Older
Americans Act and Kentucky Aging Programs. The Agency provides information on area
resources and contracts for delivery of a variety of programs for the elderly, including home and
community services. Agency also provides Benefits Counseling to include assistance with
accessing and interpreting benefits/resources.
SUPPORT PROGRAMS - Service provided to people 60 and older include: congregate meals,
home-delivered meals, in-home services, disease prevention and health promotion and Elder
Abuse Prevention. Many services are provided through local senior centers.
*STATE HEALTH INSURANCE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (SHIP) - Information and
assistance services are available through a network of counselors and referral sources. Health
insurance and benefits information is available to people who are eligible for Medicare.
*HOMECARE - In-home services for individuals 60 and older with functional disabilities who
are at risk for requiring long-term, institutional care include: Personal care; home management;
home health aide; home-delivered meals; home repair; help with household chores; respite;
escort; and case management and assessment.
*CONSUMER DIRECTED OPTION (CDO) - The consumer directed option allows eligible
Medicaid waiver members to chose their own providers for non-medical services.
* HOME MODIFICATION: Wheel chair accessible ramps are provided for qualified
individuals. Repair Affair provides home repair for qualified home owners. As all work is by
volunteers and man-power is limited, applications are required.
* IN-HOME MENTAL HEALTH
* IN-HOME RESPITE
* INFORMATION AND REFERRAL
* LEGAL ASSISTANCE
* MEALS - CONGREGATE AND HOME DELIVERED
* Nursing home LONG-TERM CARE OMBUDSMAN - The Kentucky Long-Term Care
Ombudsman program advocates for residents of nursing homes, personal care homes and family
care homes.
* OUTREACH
* PERSONAL CARE ATTENDANT PROGRAM - Attendant services are provided for
people 18 and older with functional loss of two or more limbs and who have the ability to hire
and supervise an attendant.
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* RESPITE
* TRANSPORTATION
* FAMILY CAREGIVER SUPPORT PROGRAM
The Family Caregiver Support Program addresses the needs and concerns of people, age 60 and
over, and their families. It specifically recognizes the needs of the family caregiver and
addresses those needs by offering a wide-range of direct temporary services, including: respite
(scheduled breaks for caregivers), support and counseling, information and assistance, caregiver
education/training, and various supplemental services to aid caregivers. The program also
provides support to grandparents over the age of 60 raising grandchildren under the age of 18.
ELIGIBILITY:
1. Anyone caring for an individual aged 60 and over.
2. Grandparent/relative caregiver, aged 60 and over, caring for a grandchild/minor relative
under the age of 18.
SERVICE AREA: Breckinridge, Grayson, Hardin, LaRue, Meade, Marion, Nelson, and
LINCOLN TRAIL SENIOR CITIZENS CENTERS
SERVICES: Social and Recreational Programs, Outreach, Information, and Referral. Apply at
senior center.
ELIGIBILITY: Persons 60 years of age and older or spouse of a person aged 60 or the disabled
adult child of an eligible participant.
FEES: Donations are accepted for meals and transportation as this is a Federal program based
on donations.
BRECKINRIDGE COUNTY
Hardinsburg Senior Center
105 Fairgrounds Road
Hardinsburg, KY 40143
Phone: (270) 756-5668
GRAYSON COUNTY
Lori Duvall Senior Center
102B Watkins Woods Drive
Leitchfield, KY 42754
Phone: (270) 259-4885
HARDIN COUNTY
Griffin Manor Senior Center
1119 Johnstown Road
Phone: (270) 982-2909
Radcliff Senior Center
Colvin Center Freedom Way
Radcliff, KY 40160
Phone: (270) 351-4079
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Senior Centers (continued)
LARUE COUNTY
Hodgenville Senior Center
112 N. Walters Avenue
Phone: (270) 358-4235
MARION COUNTY
Bradfordsville Senior Center
Main Street
Bradfordsville, KY 40009
Phone: (270) 692-6591
Lebanon Senior Center
110 W. Mulberry Street
Lebanon, KY 40033
Phone: (270) 692-6591
Loretto Senior Center
St. Francis School
Lebanon, KY 40037
Phone: (270) 692-6591
MEADE COUNTY
Meade County Senior Center
115 Baptist Church Lane
Phone: (270) 422-3497
NELSON COUNTY
Bardstown Senior Center
509 N. 4th Street
Bardstown, KY 40004
Phone: (502) 349-0516
Bloomfield Senior Center
155 Arnold Lane
Bloomfield, KY 40008
Phone: (502) 349-0516
New Haven Senior Center
Hometown Apts.
365 Fifth Street
New Haven, KY 40051
Phone: (502) 549-6501
WASHINGTON COUNTY
Washington County Senior Center
206 South Cross Main
Springfield, KY 40069
Phone: (859) 336-0909
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Central Kentucky Retired & Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP)
1111 N. Dixie Box N
Phone: (270) 737-0669 or (866) 275-5772
Fax: (270) 234-8764
Email address: [email protected]
OFFICE HOURS: 8:30 AM - 4:00 PM EST
SERVICES: Through RSVP, volunteers match their talents, creativity, wisdom and experience
to community needs. It is part of the National Senior Service Corps, the national network for
senior service where men and women from all walks of life can put their life experiences to work
in their communities.
SERVICE AREA: Hardin, LaRue, and Nelson counties.
ELIGIBILITY: Anyone over the age of 55. Referrals can be made from anyone; agencies
needing volunteers, people wanting to volunteer, social workers, families, etc.
Senior Companion Program (SCP)
201 E. Flaget Avenue
Bardstown, KY 40004
Phone: (502) 348-0099
Fax:
(502) 348-8406
[email protected]
SERVICES: Light house cleaning, short distance transportation, companionship, and respite.
These services are provided by volunteers at no charge to eligible clients.
SERVICE AREA: Breckinridge, Grayson, Hardin, Nelson, Marion, and Washington counties.
ELIGIBILITY: Volunteers- individuals 55 years old or over, on a fixed ‘low’ income,
physically able to provide in-home assistance or short distance transportation. Volunteers
receive $2.65 per hour (tax free), and mileage reimbursement.
Clients- need to be 21 years old or over and have one or more physical, mental or emotional
need.
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Department for Aging and Independent Living
275 East Main Street, 3W-F
Frankfort, KY 40621
Phone: (502) 564-6930
Fax: (502) 564-4595
TTY: (888) 642-1137
The Kentucky Department for Aging and Independent Living (DAIL) oversees and monitors the
administration of programs and services at the local and regional level, establishes policy and
advocates on behalf of Kentucky's elders and people with disabilities. DAIL works to support
and enhance freedom of choice and independence.
In partnership with Kentucky's fifteen (15) Area Agencies on Aging and community partners to
provide needed services and programs, DAIL is focused on addressing issues and circumstances
that stand in the way of elders and people with disabilities achieving the best possible quality of
life.
Provides general information on services and programs across the Commonwealth.
Lifeline Home Care, Inc.
300 West Dixie, Suite 14
Phone: (270) 360-8227
Fax: (270) 360-9157
OFFICE HOURS: 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM (Monday thru Friday)
SERVICES: Direct services of the Kentucky HomeCare Program and private duty sitter
services. 24-hour care, Homemakers-companions, and private duty - home/hospital.
ELIGIBILITY: Determined by the Kentucky HomeCare Program.
FEES: Sliding fee scale for HomeCare services.
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Mom’s Meals NourishCare
3210 SE 72nd Street
Ankeny, Iowa 50201
Customer Service: 1(866) 204-6111
(8 am to 5 pm CST Monday through Friday)
Fax: (515) 266-6120
Mom’s Meals is a USDA approved and inspected fresh food preparation and delivery business
dedicated to providing great tasting, nutritionally sound, FRESH meals to its customers. Meals
are prepared, packaged and shipped, ready to heat meals to a customer’s doorstep throughout the
United States.
Customers can choose from over 35 different meals (over 30 diabetic) and have them delivered
to their door. Utilizing approved USDA technology, food remains fresh for 14 days in the
refrigerator.
Mom’s Meals is the provider for the Lincoln Trail Home Delivered Meals.
Social Security Administration
591 Westport Road
Phone: (866) 596-7123 TTY: (270) 769-0393
Toll Free: (800) 772-1213
Web: www.socialsecurity.gov
OFFICE HOURS: Monday – Friday, 9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. EST
SERVICES: Take and process all claims for Social Security and Supplemental Security Income
Benefits; process applications of Social Security Cards; ensure continuance and correct
information of records after benefits have started.
SERVICE AREA: Hardin, Bullitt, Grayson, LaRue, Nelson, and Meade counties.
ELIGIBILITY: Age, disability, or blindness requirements, numerous entitlements with various
eligibility requirements.
FEES: None
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ASSISTED LIVING FACILITIES
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Allegro
108 Diecks Drive
Phone: (270) 765-4414 Toll Free: (866) 388-3699
FAX: (270) 737-6348
WEB: www.allegroliving.com
OFFICE HOURS: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM EST
SERVICES: Allegro knows seniors wish to remain as independent as possible. That's why
we provide supportive, accommodating living options along with flexible rentals without
expensive buy-ins or long-term commitments. Our living options include Assisted Living
and Memory Care, and are designed to provide comfortable, service-enriched environments
in which residents can enjoy life fully. Each option offers a complement of social,
recreational and wellness opportunities that support well-being and enrich daily life.
ELIGIBILITY: Private pay; some long term care insurances accepted
FEES: Monthly Fees are listed as starting rates as individual apartments vary based on
size and location. Additional fees for Assisted Living Services will be based on assessment.
Other fees may apply. Please inquire regarding second person fee and pets. A reservation fee
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Atria Elizabethtown
133 Heartland Drive
Phone: (270) 360-8001
Fax: (270) 769-3244
WEB: atriaseniorliving.com
An assisted living community providing service and assistance to senior citizens in a residential
setting.
SERVICES: Individual maintenance-free apartments; prepared meals; emergency call system;
planned recreational, spiritual and wellness activities; trained 24-hour staff;
housekeeping; transportation. Personalized service programs, including "Life
Guidance" specialized for individuals with memory impairment/Alzheimer's.
ELIGIBILITY:
Private pay; some long term care insurances accepted.
FEES: Monthly rent based on apartment size and level of services needed. Assisted Living
services: $1,575 - $3,275; Memory Impairment/Alzheimer's: $2,775 - $3,425.
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Beehive Assisted Living
103 Commerce Drive
Phone: (270) 422-7990
SERVICES: Respite care and assisted living with completely furnished bedroom or can mix
and match with own furniture.
SERVICE AREA: Meade and surrounding counties.
ELIGIBILITY:
Able to feed themselves and require only one-person assistance.
FEES: $2400 to $2600 per month. Private pay; long term care insurance accepted.
Bluegrass Assisted Living
1108 Regency Way
Phone: (270) 234-9440
Fax
(270) 234-1350
WEB: www.bluegrassliving.com
SERVICES: Assisted living for elderly. 24 hour care. All meals and personal care are
included. Furnished private rooms with bath; residential family-style.
Secured Alzheimer’s unit is also available.
ELIGIBILITY:
Private-pay; some long term care insurances accepted.
FEES: Competitive
Bluegrass Assisted Living
107 Thruway Drive
Bardstown, KY 40004
Phone: (502) 349-2026
WEB: www.bluegrassliving.com
included. Furnished private rooms with bath; residential family-style.
Secured Alzheimer’s unit is also available.
SERVICE AREA: Nelson and surrounding counties.
ELIGIBILITY:
FEES: Competitive
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Morningview Gardens Assisted Living
571 Westport Road
Phone: (270) 765-6103
Fax: (270) 763-8659
SERVICES: Independent and assisted living apartments.
Office hours are Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
SERVICE AREA:
Hardin and surrounding counties.
ELIGIBILITY:
Private-pay; some long-term care insurances accepted.
Taylor Made Assisted Living, LLC
205 Mercer Street
Phone: (270) 737-3478
Fax: (270) 737-7038
WEB: www.taylormadeal.com
included. Eleven furnished private rooms with bath; residential family-style.
Office hours are 24 hours daily.
ELIGIBILITY:
FEES: $70/day (no add-ons).
Windsor Gardens Assisted Living Community
101 Isaac Greer Court
Bardstown, KY 40004
Phone: (502) 349-6214 Toll Free: 888-349-6214
SERVICES: Independent living patio homes with garage. Assisted Living apartments.
Paddington Place for Dementia care, Skilled Nursing Care.
Office hours are daily: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
SERVICE AREA:
Nelson, Washington, Marion, Taylor, LaRue, and Bullitt Counties
ELIGIBILITY:
Private-pay; some long-term care insurances accepted.
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ATTENDANT CARE SERVICES
Home Instead Senior Care
(270) 766-1866
(866) 942-7272
Provides non-medical, in-home care for older adults. Each Home Instead Senior Care franchise
office is independently owned and operated; employees are screened and covered by insurance
and worker's compensation. Employees are also extensively trained, bonded, and matched to
client's preferences. Free consultation to customize services.
SERVICES: Meal preparation, medication reminders, laundry, light housekeeping, escort for
shopping and errands, respite care, and companionship services.
ELIGIBILITY: Private Pay. Veterans may also be eligible for services through VA benefits;
call office for details.
SERVICE AREA: Breckinridge, Grayson, Hardin, Larue, Meade, Marion, Nelson, Washington
Counties
FEES: Call for rate schedule.
Lincoln Trail Area Agency on Aging and Independent Living
613 College Street Road
Phone: (270) 737-6082
Toll Free: (800) 264-0393
The Lincoln Trail ADD provides a CAREGIVER REGISTRY that lists individuals that are
available to provide respite and other in-home services to adults. Individuals registered have
been through a criminal background and reference check. It is the responsibility of the person
seeking caregiver assistance to make all contact/arrangements with the caregiver.
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Tender Touch Senior Services, Inc.
410 North Mulberry Street
Phone: 270-765-3332
Fax: 270-765-0913
After Hours: 270-304-9046
Website: www.tendertouchseniorservices.com
Tender Touch Senior Services is a state certified, private duty agency and provides affordable inhome, non-medical care for senior adults. A free consultation is available to discuss concerns
and how the services offered by Tender Touch can help. Tender Touch employs a Case Manager
and Certified Senior Advisors who are specifically trained in senior adult care. They are
available for assistance in determining the correct care available for senior adults and can help
address immediate needs of a senior adult or can help in planning for the future concerning the
care of a loved one. Tender Touch Senior Services can provide companion caregivers or
Certified Nursing Aids to provide non-medical care in the homes of senior adults. Respite care,
errands, companionship and/or transportation is available for assistance in facilities such as
nursing homes, assisted living facilities, and hospitals. Customized services are offered to fit the
needs of senior adults, allowing them to be safe and secure in their own homes.
OFFICE HOURS: 8:00AM – 5:00PM (EST) Monday – Friday
SERVICES: Light housekeeping, meal preparation, transportation, medicine reminders,
personal care, respite care, 2 hours to 24/7 care, errands/shopping for groceries/doctor
appointments, laundry, and companionship.....anything to make life easier and safer for the
senior adult and/or the caregiver.
SERVICE AREA: Hardin, LaRue, Hart, Marion, Meade, Nelson, Washington, Green, Taylor,
Grayson, Breckinridge, Bullitt, and Adair.
TRANSPORTATION: Handicap accessible vans available with 48 hour notice for Hardin
County. Other counties may be available.
ELIGIBILITY: Private Pay, Long Term Care Insurance, Veterans Administration and
Guardianship.
FEES: Call for rate schedule.
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Visiting Angels of Lincoln Trail
120 West Stephen Foster, Suite 102
WEB: www.visitingangels.com/lincolntrail
Phone: (502) 348-0377
Visiting Angels is an in-home, non-medical personal services agency for seniors or anyone
needing assistance with daily living activities, both short term and long term. Caregivers are
screened by: a three interview process, criminal background check, personal reference check,
and drug screening. They are also bonded and insured.
SERVICES: In-home, non-medical personal assistance which includes meal preparation, light
housekeeping, bathing, personal hygiene, errands/shopping, transportation, medication
reminders, and companionship. Temporary or long term assistance provided.
SERVICE AREA: Nelson, Marion, Bullitt, Hardin, LaRue and Washington Counties
ELIGIBILITY: 18 and older. Private Pay. Veterans may be eligible for assistance through VA
benefits. Long Term Care Insurance also accepted.
FEES: Rates vary according to service. Please call for rate schedule.
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VNA Nazareth Home Health
711 McDowell Blvd.
Extended Care
Phone:
(502) 348-2223
Toll Free:
(800) 844-1583
SERVICES: Private-Duty Personal Care Aides, Respite, Live-in companions, case
management services, homecare available 4 to 24 hours per day, 1 to 7 days a week.
SERVICE AREA: Bullitt, Hardin, LaRue, Nelson, Marion, Washington, Spencer, and
Jefferson counties.
ELIGIBILITY: Anyone eligible for private-pay services.
FEES:
Varies according to services rendered.
Home Health
Personal Care Attendant Program
Phone:
(502) 349-5500
Fax:
(502) 581-8682
Toll Free:
(800) 633-9844 (Bardstown)
SERVICES: Assessment and Case Management
SERVICE AREA: Anderson, Boyle, Breckinridge, Bullitt, Fayette, Franklin, Garrett, Grayson,
Hardin, Jessamine, LaRue, Lincoln, Marion, Meade, Mercer, Nelson, Spencer, Washington and
Woodford counties.
ELIGIBILITY: Must have lost functional use of at least 2 limbs. Must be 18 years of age or
older and capable of managing an attendant.
FEES:
Based upon sliding fee scale.
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CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE
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Bardstown-Nelson County Chamber of Commerce
One Court Square
Phone: (502) 348-9545
Fax: (502) 348-6478
WEB: www.bardstownchamber.com
Elizabethtown-Hardin County Chamber of Commerce
111 West Dixie Avenue
Phone: (270) 765-4334
Fax: (270) 737-0690
web site address: www.etownchamber.org
e-mail address: [email protected]
The mission of the Chamber of Commerce is to strive to create a positive business environment
for the economic well-being and growth of business, industry, agriculture, and the military in our
community. Chamber areas of work include environmental issues, small business development,
healthcare, education, and government. Programs and workshops are offered during the year to
Chamber members in these and other areas. For new residents, packets containing information
on the community (real estate, utilities, civic organizations, schools, churches, maps, etc.) are
available.
OFFICE HOURS: 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM (Monday - Friday)
FEES: Most literature is provided free of charge (for Chamber members only).
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LaRue County Chamber of Commerce
60 Lincoln Square
P.O. Box 176
Phone/Fax: (270) 358-3411
WEB: laruecountychamber.org
Provides information and printed materials on resources in LaRue County such as: statistical and
demographic information, maps, housing, civic and church groups, schools, businesses, tourism,
etc.
OFFICE HOURS: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM (Monday- Friday)
(closed from 12:00 p.m. - 1:00 p.m for lunch)
FEES: Most materials available at no cost.
Lebanon-Marion County Chamber of Commerce
239 N Spalding Avenue, Suite 201
Lebanon, KY 40033
Phone: (270) 692-9594
Fax: (270) 692-2661
WEB: www.lebanon-ky.com
Statement of Purpose:
The Chamber is organized for the purpose of creating and maintaining a favorable business and
civic climate by energetically representing the collective interests of business in the private and
public decision-making process of the community by disseminating relevant information to the
membership and by becoming involved in other aspects of community life that affect the
business climate.
Mission Statement:
To provide Lebanon-Marion County businesses with an organization that strives to improve the
business climate and the community.
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Leitchfield-Grayson County Chamber of Commerce
425 S. Main
Phone: (270) 259-5587
Fax:
(270) 259-9278
WEB: www. graysoncountychamber.com
The mission and the purpose of the Chamber of Commerce is to promote the economic well
being in our community. The Chamber strives to bring growth to local businesses, agriculture
and industry. Membership in the Chamber of Commerce enables people to accomplish
collectively what no one of them could do individually.
The Chamber works with many different organizations in the community to better our education,
healthcare, and government. We provide packets of information for new residents that include
maps, real estate, churches, schools, utilities, civic organizations, contractors, etc.
OFFICE HOURS: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM CST (Monday-Friday)
(closed from 12:00 p.m. - 1:00 p.m for lunch)
FEES: Most literature is provided free of charge.
Meade County Area Chamber of Commerce
Brandenburg City Hall
735 High Street
P.O. Box 483
Phone: (270) 422-3626
Fax: (270) 422-1389
WEB: www.meadekychamber.org
The Meade County Area Chamber of Commerce is a private, non-profit corporation whose
mission is to promote the growth of business, industry, civic, cultural, tourism, agriculture,
military and education in the Meade County Area. The Chamber acts as an advocate for member
businesses in areas of environmental issues, small business development, healthcare, education
and government. Programs and workshops are offered during the year to Chamber members in
these and other areas. Meade County "welcome packets" containing information on the
community (real estate, utilities, civic organizations, schools, churches, maps, etc.) are available
to new residents.
OFFICE HOURS: 12:00 PM - 4:00 PM (Monday-Friday)
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Radcliff-Vine Grove Chamber of Commerce
"Serving Northern Hardin County"
306 N. Wilson Road
Radcliff, KY 40160
Phone: (270) 351-4450
Fax:
(270) 352-4449
WEB: www.vinegrovechamber.com
A private corporation organized to promote business, professional, civic, cultural and educational
growth of the North Hardin County area under a democratic system of free and competitive
enterprises.
Business and professional people who voluntarily unite to promote the commercial, industrial,
military, and civic progression of our North Hardin community through sound stable economic
growth.
Some of our ongoing programs include monthly luncheons, Community Leadership Program,
annual community awards, beautification program and many more. For further information,
please call us.
Come Grow With Us !
Springfield-Washington County Chamber of Commerce
124 W. Main Street, Suie 3
Phone: (859) 336-3810
Fax:
(859) 336-9410
WEB: ww.springfieldkentuckychamber.com
The Springfield Chamber of Commerce, Inc. was organized on November 2, 1955 and started
functioning officially on January 1, 1956. In 1984, the Corporation was renamed the
Springfield-Washington County Chamber of Commerce.
As the Chamber begins it's 42nd year, we will continue to strive to advance the objectives which
were set when our organization was founded. These objectives include the advancement of the
civic, athletic/recreational, commercial, social, industrial and agricultural interests of the City of
Springfield and Washington County.
FEES: Most literature is provided free of charge. City/county maps - $1.00
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CHILD CARE SERVICES
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Community Coordinated Child Care (4-C)
54 First Street
Phone: (270) 360-9911
Toll Free: (800) 879-0998
Fax: (270) 360-8877
WEB: www.4cforkids.org
Private, Non-Profit Child Care Resource Referral Agency.
COMPLETE LIST OF CHILD CARE PROVIDERS AVAILABLE THROUGH THIS OFFICE.
OFFICE HOURS: 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
SERVICES: Child Care Subsidy Program; Child Care referrals; technical assistance and state
mandated training for child care providers; resource library for providers and parents;
recruitment of family child care providers and serving as a VOICE for children everywhere.
Washington, Trimble, Spencer, Bullitt, Shelby, Oldham counties.
ELIGIBILITY: Anyone in the Lincoln Trail District.
FEES: None
First Steps
Kentucky's Early Intervention System
1111 N. Dixie Avenue
Suite 7-B, The Mall
Phone: (270) 737-5921
Toll Free: (800) 678-1879
Fax: (270) 737-6064
Provides a "Point of Entry" or intake system into the Lincoln Trail Area for First
Steps/Kentucky's Early Intervention System; develop a plan of public awareness activities;
provide initial service coordination to eligible children and their families; offer consultation and
support to the primary service coordinators as requested.
SERVICES: Service coordination, evaluation, assessment, developmental intervention, respite,
speech/language, nutrition, vision/hearing, IFSP, occupational therapy, physical therapy,
transportation, assistive technology, health services.
ELIGIBILITY: Ages birth - 3 years. Established risk diagnosis, delays through developmental
testing, & clinical judgments.
FEES: None
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The Life Connection, Inc.
81 Bud's Lake Road
P.O. Box 269
Sonora, KY 42776
Phone: (270) 324-4956
Fax: (270) 324-4959
The Life Connection is a PRIVATE child care facility with 24 beds.
Provide services to multi-diagnosed mentally retarded children and adults. Provide certified
juvenile sexual offenders treatment.
SERVICES: Community-based; residential long term placements for children and adults;
speech, recreational, psychological, behavior modification/management; living skills, and sex
offenders therapy for the M.R./D.D.
SERVICE AREA: Statewide.
ELIGIBILITY: Youth must be committed to CFC/DSS/DJJ with IQ below 75-Male-Levels 4
and 5 only. Adults S.C.L. Waiver Recipient or private pay.
FEES: Waiver and Medicaid Reimbursable. Based on needed services.
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DISABILITY
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Community Services of Kentucky
107 Financial Drive
Phone: (270) 769-6410
Fax: (270) 769-6520
HOURS: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
SERVICES: Community based, multi-service provider for individuals with mental
retardation developmental disabilities. Agency provides rehabilitation, vocational and
residential services for children and adults.
ELIGIBILITY: Individuals must qualify for waiver services or be assessed for services.
Kentucky Commission for Children with Special Health Care Needs
580-B Westport Road
Phone: (270) 765-7703
Toll Free: (800) 995-6982
Fax: (270) 769-5121
Web: www.cfc.state.ky.us
SERVICES: Provides clinical services and case management for children with chronic
health problems including hearing, vision, seizure disorders, orthopedic problems and
more. Provides medication, physician visits and follow-up, some physical and
occupational therapy, equipment, surgeries and bracing, hearing, speech and language
evaluations. Speech and language therapy available to clients not enrolled in clinic.
SERVICE AREA: Breckinridge, Grayson, Hardin, LaRue, Marion, Meade, Nelson and
Washington counties. The services are not limited only to these areas. There are 13
locations in Kentucky.
ELIGIBILITY: Children age birth to 21 years of age. Must live in Kentucky. Must
qualify diagnostically.
FEES: Sliding fee based on income and family size (special consideration for
outstanding medical bills). Accepts insurance and medical assistant card.
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Louisville Easter Seal Center
9810 Bluegrass Parkway
Louisville, KY 40299
Phone: (502) 584-9781
Toll Free: (888) 584-9781
Fax: (502) 589-2409
The Louisville Easter Seal Center is a facility of the Cardinal Hill Healthcare System and
has been providing services since 1958. The mission of the Center is to help children and
adults with disabilities achieve maximum independence. Our programs are designed to
meet the ever changing needs of the community.
OFFICE HOURS: 8:00 AM -5:00 PM (Monday-Friday)
SERVICES: Speech therapy, pediatric occupational and physical therapy, audiological
services, hearing aid dispensing, developmental intervention.
SERVICE AREA: Jefferson, Hardin, Shelby, Oldham, Spencer, and Nelson counties.
ELIGIBILITY: No specific eligibility requirements.
FEES: Fees vary for different programs. A sliding scale fee based upon the person's
ability to pay is available. Medicaid and third party payors are also accepted.
Office for the Blind
409 North Miles
Phone: (270) 766-5126
Fax: (270) 766-5125
SERVICES: Medical evaluation, counseling, corrective surgery, guidance, visual aids,
and assistance in employment for the blind.
ELIGIBILITY: Anyone that is blind or visually impaired and residing in the following
counties: Breckinridge, Hardin, LaRue, Marion, Meade, Nelson, and Washington.
FEES: None
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Office of Vocational Rehabilitation
866 W. Stephen Foster
Bardstown, KY 40004
Phone: (502) 348-1879
Fax: (502) 349-1128
SERVICES: Services to working-age persons with disabilities. Services are aimed
toward
assisting the person in entering into employment. Services include guidance, counseling,
evaluation, treatment, training, and job placement.
SERVICE AREA: Nelson County
ELIGIBILITY: Based on the presence of a disability which is an impediment to
employment
FEES: No fee for diagnostic, evaluation, counseling or placement. Other services may
be based
on financial need
409 North Miles
Phone: (270) 766-5121
Toll Free: (866) 883-0001
Fax: (270) 766-5124
SERVICES: The department provides vocational rehabilitation services to eligible
individuals with disabilities to improve opportunities for employment, independence and
productivity in the workplace and community.
SERVICE AREA: Hardin, LaRue, and Meade Counties.
ELIGIBILITY: The customer must have a physical or mental impairment. The
impairment must result in a substantial impediment to employment. If the above two
criteria are met, the customer will be determined eligible unless there is clear and
convincing evidence that the customer cannot benefit from or does not require vocational
rehabilitation services. An eligibility decision will be made within 60 days.
FEES: None
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EDUCATION/INFORMATION SERVICES
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American Cancer Society
701 W. Muhammad Ali Blvd.
(502) 584-6782
Toll Free: (800) ACS-2345
Fax: (502) 584-8946
Education on services to the public which are planned to contribute to the control of cancer.
OFFICE HOURS: 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM EST (Monday-Friday)
SERVICES: Educational Material, Cancer information, Support programs
SERVICE AREA: Statewide
ELIGIBILITY: None
FEES: None
Kentucky Cancer Program
1010 Woodland Drive, #201
Phone: (270) 360-0901 Fax: (270) 360-1801
Kentucky Cancer Program is a unique cancer control organization funded by the General
Assembly. The program has thirteen regional offices located throughout the state to coordinate
cancer control programs in the community such as the ones listed below. The mission of the
Kentucky Cancer Program is to promote cancer education, research, and service programs to
reduce incidence, morbidity, and mortality from cancer.
SERVICES: Cancer prevention/early detection presentations for the public, health screenings,
cancer risk assessment, professional education programs, information and resources for cancer
patients and their families, and a Cancer information Service (1-800-4CANCER).
SERVICE AREA: Breckinridge, Grayson, Hardin, LaRue, Marion, Meade, Nelson and
Washington Counties.
ELIGIBILITY: Any Kentucky resident.
FEES: None for public/community education programs or for most cancer screenings.
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Association for Retarded and Handicapped of Hardin County
PROJECT LEARN
225A College Street
Phone: (270) 737-1140
Promote general welfare of the citizens with mental retardation.
SERVICES: Project L.E.A.R.N. - classrooms for persons over 21 years of age. Special
Olympics.
SERVICE AREA: Hardin County
ELIGIBILITY: Persons over 21 years of age.
FEES: Participants are charged $100 per month to attend the programs.
Bardstown/Nelson County Adult Learning Center
403 North 1st Street
Bardstown, KY 40004
Phone: (502) 348-1654
OFFICE HOURS: 8:30 AM - 3:00 PM (Monday-Thursday)
Tuesday & Thursday Nights 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
ESL (English as a Second Language) (Call for times)
Literacy (Call for times)
SERVICES: GED, Basic Skills, ESL (English as a second language), Literacy
SERVICE AREA: Nelson County.
ELIGIBILITY: Must be 16 years old to enroll.
FEES: Services are free. (The cost of the official GED test is $30.00.)
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Central Kentucky Head Start Program
332 Hood Avenue
P.O. Box 830
Lebanon, KY 40033
Phone: (270) 692-2136
Fax: (270) 692-4530
To provide educational, health, nutritional, social, and other services to preschool, disadvantaged
children and their families.
SERVICES: Pre-School curriculum and related activities.
SERVICE AREA: Hardin, LaRue, Marion, Meade, Nelson and Washington counties.
ELIGIBILITY: 3 and 4 years old; low income and/or handicapped.
FEES: None
Cloverport Head Start
101 E. Fourth Street P.O. Box 37
Cloverport, KY 40111
Phone: (270) 788-6428 Fax: (270) 788-6640
Cloverport Head Start provides developmentally appropriate activities for 3 & 4 year olds.
Services are provided for children with disabilities. Parents are encouraged to participate in all
program activities and are provided with training opportunities.
OFFICE HOURS: 7:00 AM - 3:00 PM CST
SERVICES: Educational, Health (medical, dental, mental), and Social.
SERVICE AREA: Cloverport Independent School District and surroundings.
ELIGIBILITY: 3 & 4 years of age. Must meet income guidelines.
FEES: None.
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Elizabethtown Community & Technical College
Phone: (270) 769-2371
WEB: www.elizabethtown.kctcs.edu
Two year college offering university course work prior to transfer to a four year school. Also
offers continuing education courses.
SERVICES: Educational courses, business and industrial training. Also provide meeting rooms
for non-profit agencies.
FEES: Fees vary for continuing education courses.
Career Connections
Student Center, Ground Floor
Elizabethtown Community College
Phone: (270) 769-2371
The Lincoln Trail Regional Assessment Center is a cooperative program between Kentucky Tech
Northwest and Elizabethtown Community College.
SERVICES: Career assessment, career counseling, career resource center, Single
Parent/Homemaker Program, resume preparation and interviewing skills. Services are offered to
general public, schools, and business/industry. Offer wide range of tests including: GED,
ASSET, CPP, TABE, ABLE, Bennett Mechanical, SAGE, Nurse Aide, Myers-Briggs, 16 PF,
CAPS, JOB-O. Also provide referral to local agencies and training institutions.
FEES: No charge for individuals requesting career assessment and counseling. Fees contracted
with schools business/industry depending upon services requested.
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Expanded Foods & Nutrition Education Program
Hardin County Cooperative Extension Service
201 Peterson Drive
Phone: (270) 765-4121
FAX: (270) 769-0426
SERVICES: EFNEP is a unique program designed to assist families and youth in acquiring the
knowledge, skills, attitudes and changed behavior necessary for nutritionally sound diets, and to
contribute to their personal development and the improvement of the total family diet and
nutritional well-being.
ELIGIBILITY: Limited Resource Audiences
FEES: None
Experience Works
www.experienceworks.org
Corporate Office: 800-901-7965
Local Information: 270-766-5115
OFFICE HOURS:
(Elizabethtown Office)
7:30 AM – 6:00 PM (Monday & Tuesday)
8:00 AM – 4:30 PM (Wednesday & Thursday)
8:00 AM – Noon (Friday)
SERVICES:
Older worker training services include computer courses designed and
matched to individual job development needs. Provide additional training
in “soft skills” such as interviewing, resume preparation, and test
preparation. Individuals may qualify for scholarships based on income,
age, and status. As funding is available, some jobs are also offered.
SERVICE AREA:
Nation-wide
ELIGIBILITY:
Senior citizens (age 55 and up) or other displaced workers.
FEES:
None
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Hardin County Cooperative Extension Service
201 Peterson Drive
Phone: (270) 765-4121
Fax: (270) 769-0426
SERVICES: As the University of Kentucky education and information arm, the Cooperative
Extension Service translates University research into practical information that is used everyday
by urban as well as rural Kentuckians. The main areas include: Agriculture/Horticulture, Home
Economics, 4-H/Youth Development, and Rural & Economic Development. Free literature
related to these areas and soil testing are available.
ELIGIBILITY: Hardin County Residents
FEES: None
Migrant Education Program
Regional Office:
Mailing Address:
Location:
District Offices:
Hardin County.
LaRue County:
Nelson County:
Bullitt County:
Meade County:
110 South Main Street
Phone: (270) 769-8849
Fax: (270) 769-8888
201 Hodgenville Road
(same as above)
Phone: (270) 358-8635 Fax: (270) 358-3053
Phone: (502) 349-7029
Phone: (502) 543-7998
Phone: (270) 422-1119
SERVICES: The Migrant Education Program provides compensatory services for children of
migratory farmworkers. Migrant Education provides supplemental educational and supportive
services to eligible children throughout the region.
SERVICE AREA: Hardin, LaRue, Meade, Nelson, and Bullitt counties.
ELIGIBILITY: Children 3-21 years of age, who are not high school graduates or GED
recipients, moving on their own or with parents, across school district lines, within the past three
years, seeking temporary or season work in agriculture.
FEES: None
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Hardin Memorial Hospital
913 North Dixie Avenue
Phone: (270) 737-1212
WEB: www.hmh.net
ADULT HEARTSAVER
This heartsaver class for non-health professionals will show you how to perform one person
CPR on adults. You will learn how to help an adult who is choking.
BASIC HEARTSAVER
This basic rescuer class for non-health professionals will show you how to perform one person
CPR on adults and small children. You will also learn how to help an adult, child, or infant who
is choking. Class will be provided on an as-needed basis for groups. Please call for more
information.
BIG BROTHER, BIG SISTER
A fun way to prepare an older sibling for the arrival of the new baby, this class includes a tour of
the nursery, Mom's room and waiting room. To enable discussion, we ask that children be
between 4 to 10 years of age.
BREASTFEEDING PREPARATION
An informative session for expectant parents interested in breastfeeding. The class covers
prenatal preparation through weaning.
CESAREAN BIRTH EXPERIENCE
Special session available for couples planning a repeat cesarean birth. Topics covered include
prior cesarean delivery experience, prenatal testing, signs of labor, and father's role. Scheduled
by appointment.
CHILDBIRTH CLASSES: ANTICIPATING CHILDBIRTH
Common discomforts of pregnancy, relaxation and breathing exercises for labor, effective
coaching, and expectations during labor and delivery are covered in five sessions. Register
between the fourth and fifth month of pregnancy.
CHILDBIRTH REFRESHER
A two week refresher course for couples who have already had a child. Discusses new options in
labor and delivery care, reviews relaxation and breathing techniques, and tours the BirthPlace.
FREE BLOOD PRESSURE CHECKS
Blood pressure checked free of charge by a nurse in our cardiac rehabilitation unit, "Life Beat".
Receive direction to "Life Beat" at the lobby information desk. Registration is not required.
PEDIATRIC HEARTSAVER
Parents, grandparents, and other persons caring for infants will learn how to perform one person
CPR on infants ages one month to one year and children between ages one to eight. You will
also learn how to help an infant who is choking.
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Hardin Memorial Hospital (cont'd)
TAKING CHARGE OF YOUR SMOKING
A group approach that helps you learn not only to quit smoking, but how to actually be a nonsmoker. The one hour and half class meets for 12 sessions over a six month time period.
Student workbooks are included.
Clarity—Solutions for Women
116 East Memorial Drive
Phone: (270) 234-1122
24 Hour Hotline: (800) 395-4357
WEB: www.heartlandcpc.org
OFFICE HOURS: Monday
2 p.m. – 8 p.m.
Tuesday - Thursday 9 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Wednesday 2 p.m. – 6 p.m.
Thursday
9 a.m. – 3 p.m.
SERVICES: Provides confidential consultation about alternatives to abortion, such as
parenting, single-parenting, adoption, and foster care. We provide assistance in the the way of
pregnancy test kits, maternity clothes, baby clothes, baby equipment such as cribs and car seats,
and baby food and baby formula; whenever available. Community referrals may also be given
when there is a demonstrated need; for example, health needs, legal needs, and educational
needs.
SERVICE AREA: Hardin County and greater outlying area
ELIGIBILITY: Emergency Needs
FEES: None
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Kentucky Tech Elizabethtown
505 University Drive
Phone: (270) 766-5133
WEB: www.elizabethtown.kctcs.edu
SERVICES: Technical diplomas offered: Accounting, Air Conditioning/Refrigeration,
Automotive Technology, Carpentry, Computer Aided Drafting, Diesel Technology, Electrical
Technology, Electronics Technology, Food Service Technology, Industrial Machine Technology,
Major Appliance Technology, Office Technology, Office Technology Medical, Plumbing,
Practical Nursing, Radiography, and Welding. All of these can be completed in 1-2 years. Some
of these programs are also offered at the secondary level in conjunction with local high school
programs. Also offer short-term training programs in EMT, Nursing Assistant, Computers, and
other technical areas. Please call for schedule.
FEES: Vary according to number of courses in which enrolled. Financial aid is available.
Please call Student Services for more information.
Kentucky Tech
Nelson County Area Technology Center
1060 Bloomfield Road
Bardstown, KY 40004
Phone: (502) 348-9096
Fax: (502) 348-9097
Kentucky Tech-Nelson County ATC is a secondary school accepting post-secondary students
on a space available basis; short term industry classes are offered usually at night.
SERVICES: Vocational & Technical certificates are offered; Computer Aided Drafting; Health
Sciences; Electronics; Air Conditioning/Refrigeration; Industrial Maintenance; Welding;
Carpentry; and Cabinet Making.
SERVICE AREA: Nelson County & surrounding communities.
ELIGIBILITY: High school students, those pursuing a GED, GED Graduates, high school
graduate.
FEES: Varies according to number of courses in which enrolled. Financial aid is available.
Contact Student Services for more information.
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LaRue County Cooperative Extension Service
807 Old E'Town Road
P.O. Box 210
Phone: (270) 358-3401
Fax: (270) 358-9418
SERVICES: The Cooperative Extension Service translates University of Kentucky research
into practical information that can be used by urban as well as rural Kentuckians. The main
areas
in LaRue County include: Agriculture, Home Economics, and 4H/Youth Development.
SERVICE AREA: LaRue County
ELIGIBILITY: Main services for LaRue County residents. Services are open to the public.
FEES: May be nominal fee for some publications.
LaRue County Even Start Family Literacy Program
915 South Lincoln Blvd.
Phone: (270) 358-9745
Fax: (270) 358-3852
Through home visits and/or center classes, Even Start helps families learn the value of
togetherness and education.
OFFICE HOURS: 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM (Monday-Friday). Other hours by appointment.
SERVICES: Family education that focuses on adult education, child development, parenting
skills and parent/child interaction.
SERVICE AREA: LaRue County.
ELIGIBILITY: Families meeting income guidelines and at least one child under the age of
eight.
FEES: None.
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Meade County Cooperative Extension Service
1041 Old Ekron Road
Phone: (270) 422-4958
Fax: (270) 422-3773
The Meade County Cooperative Extension Service is a joint educational effort of the federal,
state provides information based on scientific research. County Extension agents provide a
variety of free services through telephone advice, home visits, short courses, guest speaking,
publications, news releases, seminars, leader trainings and general meetings.
OFFICE HOURS: 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM (EST)
SERVICES: Home Economics (food & nutrition, family & economic well-being, energy &
environment, clothing & textiles and leadership development and Homemakers Organizations).
4-H /Youth Development (youth education program offering life skills and training for
tomorrow's leaders. 4-H members participate in club meetings and "learn by doing" in a variety
of project areas from livestock to computers).
Expanded Foods and Nutrition Education Program (EFNEP) offering a non-credit course in
foods and nutrition which is free and meets in the home and is designed to reach limited
resource families with information to help improve their diets and become more efficient and
effective users of available resources. Agriculture (soil testing, forage testing, pesticide
certification training, identification of weeds, insects, etc., farm management, animal sciences,
horticulture, forestry)
SERVICE AREA: Meade County residents.
ELIGIBILITY: Educational programs of the Kentucky Cooperative Extension Service serve all
people regardless of race, color, age, sex, religion, disability, or national origin.
FEES: Most free - some nominal cost.
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Mulberry Helm Adult Learning Center
114 S. Mulberry
Phone: (270) 769-8866
SERVICES: Classes that help adults prepare for today's job market:
1) Basic Skills Improvement-Reading, Writing, Math
2) Communication
3) Problem Solving
4) Critical Thinking
5) GED Program
6) English as a Second Language
7) Test Taking Skills
8) General Life Skills
ELIGIBILITY: Varies with Program
FEES: Call for information
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SERVICES: The department provides vocational rehabilitation services to eligible individuals
with disabilities to improve opportunities for employment, independence and productivity in the
workplace and community.
ELIGIBILITY: The customer must have a physical or mental impairment. The impairment
must result in a substantial impediment to employment. If the above two criteria are met, the
customer will be determined eligible unless there is clear and convincing evidence that the
customer cannot benefit from or does not require vocational rehabilitation services. An
eligibility decision will be made within 60 days.
FEES: None
409 North Miles
ELIZABETHTOWN, KY 42701
Phone:
(270) 766-5121
Toll Free:
(866) 883-0001
Fax:
(270) 766-5124
SERVICE AREA: Hardin, LaRue, and Meade Counties.
BARDSTOWN, KY 40004
Phone:
(502) 348-1879
Fax:
(502) 349-1128
SERVICE AREA: Nelson, Washington County
190 West 1st Street, Suite 4
CAMPBELLSVILLE, KY 42718
Phone:
(270) 789-2359
Fax:
(270) 465-8408
SERVICE AREA: Marion County
121 East 2nd Street, Suite 7
OWENSBORO, KY 42303
Phone:
(270) 687-7308 or 888-640-2811
Fax:
(270) 687-7349
SERVICE AREA: Grayson, Breckinridge Counties
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EMERGENCY SERVICES
(FINANCIAL, FOOD,CLOTHING AND SHELTER)
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American Red Cross
405 West Dixie Avenue
Phone: (270) 765-4979
To improve the quality of human life by helping people avoid, prepare and cope with
emergencies.
SERVICES: CPR & First Aid Training; Learn to Swim Program; HIV/AIDS – Bloodborne
Pathogen Class; Babysitting classes; Disaster Relief for those suffering from natural disasters
such as fires, tornadoes, etc; Service to military families including emergency messages due to
death, illness, etc; Blood Donor Center
SERVICE AREA: Hardin and LaRue counties
ELIGIBILITY: No requirements.
FEES: Minimal fee for training classes. Call for more information.
American Red Cross
ACCEPT-CCCS
510 E. Chestnut Street
P.O. Box 1075
(502) 458-8840
SERVICES: Consumer education and counseling on personal budgeting, debt management,
wise use of credit and housing.
SERVICES AREA: Hardin. LaRue, and Meade Counties.
FEES: Initial counseling session fee. Nominal fees for Debt Management Program (maximum
$15 per month). Call for information on education programs.
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Advocacy & Support Center
890 Rineyville Road
Phone: (270) 234-9236
FAX: (270) 234-8367
24 hour Crisis Line
WEB: advocacysupport center.com
OFFICE HOURS: 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM (Monday through Friday)
SERVICES: Crisis Counseling; Therapy Services; Community Education/Awareness Program;
Information and Referrals; Medical Advocacy; Victim Advocacy; Assistance filing Victim's
Compensation claims.
ELIGIBILITY: Services available to child, teen, or adult victims of rape or sexual abuse, as
well as non-offending family members. Education programs available to any interested group.
FEES: No fees for services.
Feeding America
P.O. Box 821
313 Peterson Drive
Phone: (270) 769-6997
Fax: (270) 769-9340
WEB: www.feedingamericaky.org
SERVICES: Provide food to agencies who in turn give to the needy, poor, and hungry.
SERVICE AREA: 36 counties
ELIGIBILITY: Any non-profit group which has an IRD designation for being non-profit and
that has completed an application and has an identification number.
FEES: Products are sold on a $.14 to $.18 cents a pound price. If an agency cannot pay, the
food will still be provided.
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COMMUNITY ACTION
Program's goals are to lower energy use; year round comfort; to make home energy efficient and
save client money; health and safety.
SERVICES: Emergency Assistance, utilities, rent, food bank, Garden Program, Youth
Enrichment Program, Federal Emergency Management Program (FEMA), Low Income Housing
Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP), Wintercare Program, GED Program and Weatherization
Program.
ELIGIBILITY: Income eligibility based on Federal Poverty Guidelines.
FEES: None
Breckinridge County
108 South Third Street
P.O. Box 877
Phone: (270) 756-6813
Fax: (270) 756-9210
Grayson County
122 South Clinton
Phone: (270) 259-3500
Fax: (270) 259-4328
Hardin County
1111 N. Dixie, Ste. 5
Phone: (270) 769-1927
Fax: (270) 769-6687
LaRue County
120 Greensburg Street
Phone: (270) 358-3937
Fax: (270) 358-0080
Marion County
334 Hood Avenue
Lebanon, KY 40033
Phone: (270) 692-6411
Fax: (270) 692-4530
Meade County
496 E. Broadway
Phone: (270) 422-2545
Fax: (270) 422-3347
Nelson County
Bardstown, KY 40004
Phone: (502) 348-9596
Fax: (502) 348-9976
Washington County
104 Cross Main Street
Phone: (859) 336-7766
Fax:
(859) 336-7011
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CrossWay Pregnancy Resource Center
816 State Street
Radcliff, KY 40160
Phone: 270-352-5007
WEB: www.crosswayprc.org/content/default.asp
OFFICE HOURS:
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
11 a.m. – 2 p.m. EST
11 a.m. – 4 p.m. EST
11 a.m. - 6 p.m. EST
11 a.m. - 4 p.m. EST
SERVICES: Free pregnancy testing; resource center for moms and babies; abstinence
education; family support; and post abortion support. Also provides planning for the baby,
adoption information, and some financial support. A clothes closet with maternity clothes for
he expectant mom, and new items for baby such as diapers, sleepers and blankets are available.
SERVICE AREA: Hardin and Meade Counties
FEES: None
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Department for Community Based Services
916 North Mulberry
Phone: (270) 766-5029
Fax: (270) 766-5163
SERVICES: Food Stamp program, Medicaid assistance, K-TAP for families with children
under 18 years of age, an absent parent, or parent unable to work.
ELIGIBILITY: Anyone may go and apply for services. Eligibility is based on income.
Income limits vary by household and program guidelines.
FEES: None.
BRECKINRIDGE COUNTY
Family Support
GRAYSON COUNTY
Family Support
P.O. Box 550
110 US 60 East
Phone: (270) 756-2156
Fax: (270) 756-1120
Southgate Mall
498 S. Main Street
Phone: (270) 259-4041
Fax: (270) 259-0646
HARDIN COUNTY
Family Support
LARUE COUNTY
Family Support
Phone: (270) 766-2059
Fax: (270) 766-5163
105 Howard Street
Phone: (270) 358-3176
Fax: (270) 358-8569
MARION COUNTY
Family Support
MEADE COUNTY
Family Support
Phone: (270) 692-6036
Fax: (270) 692-6485
516 By-Pass Road
Phone: (270) 422-3974
Fax: (270) 422-1194
NELSON COUNTY
Family Support
WASHINGTON COUNTY
Family Support
901 Atkinson Hill Avenue, Suite A
Phone: (502) 348-9282
Fax: (502) 349-6450
803 Bel Vista Drive
Phone: (859) 336-3977
Fax: (859) 336-0034
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Clarity – Solutions for Women
Phone: (270) 234-1122
24 Hour Hotline: (800) 395-4357
2 p.m. – 8 p.m.
Thursday
9 a.m. – 3 p.m.
needs.
FEES: None
Helping Hand
East Dixie Avenue
(former Herb Jones building, across from Courthouse)
P.O. Box 642
Phone: (270) 769-3092
Fax: (270) 769-9590
WEB: www.helpinghandky.org
OFFICE HOURS: 9:00 AM - 4:30 PM EST (Closed 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM for lunch)
SERVICES: Provides temporary emergency assistance to families and individuals in Hardin
County, South of Routes 220 & 434, who are in need of food, housing and utility assistance,
clothing and other basic needs. Also offers aid to stranded families and individuals in the form
of bus tickets, gasoline, and overnight shelter and food.
Job Readiness Program through Adult Education 9:00 AM – 11:00 AM.
SERVICE AREA: South of Routes 220 and 434
FEES: None
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North Hardin Hope, Inc.
620 South Wilson Road
Radcliff, KY 40160
Phone: (270) 351-4673
Fax: (270) 351-2673
WEB: www.northhardinhope.org
Provide emergency assistance to the needy.
SERVICES: Assist the needy with: rent, food, clothing, furniture, educational and training
programs.
SERVICE AREA: Northern Hardin County
ELIGIBILITY: At or below poverty level
FEES: None
SpringHaven, Inc.
P.O. Box 2047
Phone: (270) 765-4057
Crisis Line: (270) 769-1234
Toll Free: (800) 767-5838
Fax: (270) 766-1081
WEB: www.springhaveninc.org/
Nelson County Office (Bardstown)
Grayson County Office (Leitchfield)
Breckinridge County Office (Hardinsburg)
Marion County Office (Lebanon)
Washington County Office (Springfield)
(502) 331-9443
(270) 259-0746
(270) 756-5005
(859) 336-9185
(859) 336-9185
OFFICE HOURS: 24 hours a day
SERVICES: 24 hour crisis line, emergency shelter, individual counseling, support groups,
legal and other advocacy, information and referral, community education, and professional
training.
ELIGIBILITY: Anyone experiencing spousal/partner abuse and violence.
FEES: None
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES
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Division of Workforce & Employment Services
OFFICE HOURS: 7:30 AM – 5:00 PM (Monday-Tuesday)
7:30 AM – 4:30 PM (Wednesday-Thursday)
7:30 AM – 12:00 PM (Friday)
SERVICES: Application and placement services for job seekers. Employer job listing.
Employment and placement testing. Job training programs. Referral to education and training.
Job search assistance for special groups such as welfare recipients. Dislocated worker
assistance. Referral to other agencies.
ELIGIBILITY: Anyone seeking employment is eligible.
FEES: None
860 W. Stephen Foster Avenue
Bardstown, KY 40004
Phone: (502) 348-2709
Fax:
(502) 349-6608
520 Bypass Road
River Ridge Plaza
Phone: (270) 422-4228
SERVICE AREA: Meade County,
Breckinridge County
P.O. Box 1386
916 North Mulberry
Phone: (270) 766-5110, or 766-5115, or 7665093
Fax: (270) 766-5112 or (270) 766-5183
SERVICE AREA: Lincoln Trail District
Old Highway 60
Phone: (270) 756-2226
FAX: (270) 756-1120
OFFICE HOURS: 8:00 AM- 4:00 PM
(Wednesday)
SERVICE AREA: Breckinridge County
145 Cemetery Road, Suite 4
Lebanon, KY 40033
Phone: (270) 692-6870
Fax:
(270) 692-6485
125 E. Market Street, Suite 16
Phone: (270) 259-4912
SERVICE AREA: Grayson County
803 Bel Vista Drive
Phone: (859) 336-3281
Fax:
(859) 336-0034
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Experience Works
www.experienceworks.org
Corporate Office: 800-901-7965
Local Information: 270-766-5115
OFFICE HOURS:
(Elizabethtown Office)
7:30 AM – 6:00 PM (Monday & Tuesday)
8:00 AM – 4:30 PM (Wednesday & Thursday)
8:00 AM – Noon (Friday)
SERVICES:
Older worker training services include computer courses designed and
matched to individual job development needs. Provide additional training
in “soft skills” such as interviewing, resume preparation, and test
preparation. Individuals may qualify for scholarships based on income,
age, and status. As funding is available, some jobs are also offered.
SERVICE AREA:
Nation-wide
ELIGIBILITY:
Senior citizens (age 55 and up) or other displaced workers.
FEES:
None
Workforce Investment Act
Lincoln Trail Area Career Center
916 N. Mulberry Street
Phone: (270) 234-1647 or (800) 455-5587
Fax: (270) 766-5112
Services focus on providing employment information and/or training to residents of the eight
county area through a variety of programs. Some of these services will be provided by partner
agencies of the Lincoln Trail Area Career Center.
OFFICE HOURS: 7:30 AM – 5:00 PM (Monday-Tuesday)
7:30 AM – 4:30 PM (Wednesday-Thursday)
7:30 AM – 12:00 PM (Friday)
CORE SERVICES: This level of service focuses primarily on providing information and
assisting with a self-driven search for employment and includes:
- Access to computer resource room (to include the use of the internet)
- Labor market information, including availability of jobs, skill levels needed, and job
search strategies
- Information on other One-Stop Partner and community services
- Basic career interest and skill assessment
- Eligibility determination for other levels of services
- Information on filing UI (unemployment insurance) claims
- Job referrals and individual job placement
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Workforce Investment Act (continued)
ELIGIBILITY: All interested adults
INTENSIVE SERVICES: This level of service focuses on providing additional assistance to
the job seeker. These services include:
- Job readiness activities
- Developing an individual employment plan
- Case management and counseling services
- Comprehensive and specialized assessment
- Short term pre-vocational services
ELIGIBILITY: A person may be determined eligible based on one of three separate categories:
1. Adult - 22 years of age or older, economically disadvantaged,
unable to obtain employment through Core Services
2. Older Youth - 18 - 21 years of age, economically disadvantaged,
unable to obtain employment through Core Services
3. Dislocated Worker - lost a job through no fault of their own
- displaced homemaker
- unable to obtain employment though Core Services
TRAINING SERVICES: This level of services is provided to people who do not possess the
skills necessary to gain a level of employment resulting in self-sufficiency. Services at this level
include:
- Occupational skills training
- Skill upgrading and retraining
- Customized training
ELIGIBILITY: For all categories:
- Unable to obtain employment through Core and Intensive Services
- Has been determined eligible for Intensive Services
- Shows a need for training
YOUTH SERVICES (contracted training programs): Services for youth are focused on
providing academic and occupational training that will prepare youth to succeed in educational
and employment endeavors. Services include:
- Specialized academic instruction leading to secondary school completion or drop-out
prevention
- A variety of work experience activities
- Occupational skills training
- Leadership development opportunities
- Adult mentoring
ELIGIBILITY:
- Ages 14 - 21
- Economically disadvantaged
- Possess one youth barrier as defined in the Workforce Investment Act
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Workforce Investment Act (continued)
SERVICE AREA: Statewide, but priority given to residents of Breckinridge, Grayson, Hardin,
LaRue, Marion, Meade, Nelson, and Washington counties.
FEES: None
TRADE ACT: Trade Adjustment Assistance (TAA) is a Federal entitlement program which
provides services to individuals who lose their jobs as a result of increased imports. Services
focus on providing employment and training opportunities to help unemployed individuals
transition back into the workforce. There are also additional benefits available under this
program
ELIGIBILITY:
petition.
Individuals who have been laid off from a company with an approved Trade
SERVICE AREA: Statewide, but priority given to residents of Breckinridge, Grayson, Hardin,
LaRue, Marion, Meade, Nelson, and Washington counties.
FEES: NONE
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FAMILY RESOURCES SERVICES
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Army Community Service Outreach Program
DCFA—ACS, Bldg 77 Binter Street
Fort Knox, KY 40121
Phone: (502) 624-6291/8391
Army Community Service Programs are designed to provide Army families, both active duty and
retired, with a centrally located source of information, guidance, and assistance in solving
problems of personal or family nature which are beyond the scope of their own resources
SERVICES:
ACS OUTREACH is your primary information & referral office for military families both on
and off the installation. Outreach promotes all ACS programs and their efforts. The Outreach
Coordinator is the liaison between military and civilian resources available within the
surrounding civilian communities. Outreach assists family members with adaptation to military
lifestyle, focusing on resources, transportation, life skills training workshops, lessons of interest,
translations, prevention and education.
FAMILY ADVOCACY provides crisis intervention, counseling and referral in cases of child
and spouse abuse and family member suicide prevention
CONSUMER AFFAIRS & FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE provides budget counseling and
assistance and/or intervention in consumer fraud, problems with landlords, merchants, as well as
provides weekly financial management classes.
FAMILY MEMBER EMPLOYMENT provides assistance to family members seeking
employment by assistance in competing job applications, writing resumes and preparing for
interviews. Job referrals are also provided as well as Hire-a-Teen program.
FOSTER/RESPITE CARE provides voluntary or court-mandated program for children who
cannot be cared for by their own family and need substitute care. The program provides 24-hour
care and supportive services in a foster family home. Respite childcare assistance is provided to
families who are not able to provide care for their children.
RELOCATION ASSISTANCE provides assistance to soldiers and family incoming and
outgoing in to the new community. Information on any installation can be acquired through this
office; a loan closet lending service is available and welcome packets. Orientations are held
weekly to inform newcomer's and to prepare soldiers and family members for the change of duty
station.
ARMY EMERGENCY RELIEF provides emergency financial assistance to Army personnel
and their families, needy spouses, and orphans of decreased Army members. Monetary
educational assistance may also be provided to dependent children of Army personnel.
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES are plentiful within ACS and in the Fort Knox community.
SERVICE AREA: Includes all of Fort Knox and surrounding civilian communities.
ELIGIBILITY: All active duty, retired, National Guard, reserve and their family member, and
are eligible ID card holders.
FEES: None
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Department for Community Based Services
And Family Support
SERVICES: Food Stamp program, Medicaid assistance, K-TAP for families with children
under 18 years of age, an absent parent, or parent unable to work.
ELIGIBILITY: Anyone may go and apply for services. Eligibility is based on income.
Income limits vary by household and program guidelines.
FEES: None.
BRECKINRIDGE COUNTY
Family Support
P.O. Box 550
110 US 60 East
Phone: (270) 756-2156
Fax: (270) 756-1120
GRAYSON COUNTY
Family Support
Southgate Mall
498 S. Main Street
Phone: (270) 259-4041
Fax:
(270) 259-0646
HARDIN COUNTY
Family Support
Phone: (270) 766-2059
Fax:
(270) 766-5163
LARUE COUNTY
Family Support
105 Howard Street
Phone: (270) 358-3176
Fax:
(270) 358-8569
MARION COUNTY
Family Support
Phone: (270) 692-6036
Fax:
(270) 692-6485
MEADE COUNTY
Family Support
516 By-Pass Road
Phone: (270) 422-3974
Fax:
(270) 422-1194
NELSON COUNTY
Family Support
901 Atkinson Hill Avenue, Suite A
Phone: (502) 348-9282
Fax:
(502) 349-6450
WASHINGTON COUNTY
Family Support
803 Bel Vista Drive
Phone: (859) 336-3977
Fax:
(859) 336-0034
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Family Resource and Youth Services Centers
SERVICES: Provides a variety of services to assist families of school students. Possible
assistance with food, clothing, basic needs, counseling, child care, parenting concerns,
educational issues, etc.
ELIGIBILITY: Must have student enrolled in School.
FEES: N/A
Bardstown FRYSC
203 N. Kennett Street
Bardstown, KY 40004
Phone: (502) 348-1658 or (502) 348-1659
Fax: (502) 348-1659
Creekside Family Resource
151 Horse Shoe Bend Road
Sonora, KY 42776
Phone: (270) 369-6238
Fax: (270) 369-8190
SERVICE AREA: Bardstown City School
District students and families.
SERVICE AREA: Creekside school district
Elizabethtown FRYSC
701 Hawkins Drive
Phone: (270) 765-7649
Fax: (270) 766-1771
The Family Point Resource Center
1315 Elm Street
P.O. Box 367
West Point, KY 40177
Phone: (502) 922-9436
SERVICE AREA: Elizabethtown Independent
School District
SERVICE AREA: West Point Community
Howevalley Family Resource Center
8450 Hardinsburg Road
Cecilia, KY 42724
Phone: (270) 862-3287
Fax: (270) 862-3497
KERAlot I Family Resource Center
Battletown/Payneville Elementary Schools
8585 Battletown Road
Battletown, KY 40104
Phone: 270-422-7560
Fax: 270-497-4499
SERVICE AREA: Howevalley school area
SERVICE AREA: Battletown/Payneville area
KERAlot II Family Resource Center
James R. Allen (Brandenburg Primary)
David T. Wilson Elementary Schools
1075 Old Ekron Road
Phone: 270-422-7512
Fax: 270-422-3941
KERlot III Family Resource Center
Flaherty, Ekron and Muldraugh
Elementary Schools
2615 Flaherty Road
Ekron, KY 40117
Phone: 270-422-7569
Fax: 270-828-3632
SERVICE AREA: Meade County
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Family Resource Centers (continued)
Lakewood Family Resource Center
265 Learning Place Lane
Cecilia, KY 42724
Phone: (270) 862-2050
Fax: (270) 369-3807
LaRue County FRYSC
925 S. Lincoln Boulevard (LaRue Co H.S.)
Phone: (270) 358-9745 Fax: (270) 358-3852
SERVICE AREA: Lakewood school area
SERVICE AREA: All children, youth, and
families enrolled in the LaRue Co School Dist,
Meade County High School FRYSC
Youth Services Center
938 Old State Road
Phone: 270-422-7515
Fax: 270-422-3928
Meadow View Family Place
1255 West Vine Street
Radcliff, KY 40160
Phone: (270) 352-1419
Fax: (270) 352-1420
SERVICE AREA: Meadow View
Elementary School District
Nelson County FRYSC
Old KY Home Middle, 301 Wildcat Lane
Bardstown, KY 40004
Phone: (502) 349-7006
Fax: (502) 349-7042
SERVICE AREA: Families with children
attending Foster Heights, Cox's Creek, Old KY
Home Middle School, or Old KY Home
Intermediate School
New Highland Family Resource Center
110 W. A. Jenkins Road
Phone: (270) 765-2007
Fax: (270) 769-0183
SERVICE AREA: New Highland Community
Parkway Family Resource Center
1080 S. Logsdon Parkway
Radcliff, KY 40160
Phone: (270) 352-2800
Fax: (270) 351-6050
SERVICE AREA: Radcliff
Rineyville Family Resource Center
275 Rineyville School Road
Rineyville, KY 40162
Phone: (270) 769-9039
SERVICE AREA: Rineyville and
surrounding Hardin County
Stuart Pepper Middle School
Youth Services Center
1085 Old Ekron Road
Phone: (270) 422-7530
Fax: (270) 422-5515
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816 State Street
Radcliff, KY 40160
Phone: 270-352-5007
WEB: www.crosswaypre.org
OFFICE HOURS:
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
11 a.m. – 2 p.m.
11 a.m. – 4 p.m.
11 a.m. - 6 p.m.
11 a.m. - 4 p.m.
FEES: None
Clarity – Solutions for Women
Phone: (270) 234-1122
24 Hour hotline: 800-395-4357
2 p.m. – 8 p.m.
Thursday
9 p.m. - 3 p.m.
needs.
FEES: None
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PROGRAM C.A.R.E. (Cancer Alternatives, Resources and Education)
Phone: (270) 706-1493
CARE is a program especially designed to meet the psychosocial and educational needs of
families facing cancer. Unlike Hospice, which meets the needs of the dying patients and
families, CARE focuses on the newly diagnosed cancer patient and those receiving active
treatment, but serves any patient and/or family affected by cancer. Funded by Hardin Memorial
Hospital and Hospice of Central Kentucky. Located in Outpatient Oncology/Radiation Therapy
basement level of Hardin Memorial Hospital.
OFFICE HOURS: 7:30 AM - 4:00 PM (Monday and Tuesday)
SERVICES: Cancer information, cancer counseling, psychosocial support. One-on-one
contacts by cancer survivors. Cancer survivor groups and monthly grief resource groups.
SERVICE AREA: Hardin, LaRue, Meade, Breckinridge, Grayson, Marion, Washington,
Adair, Taylor, Green, Hart, Jefferson, and Bullitt counties.
ELIGIBILITY: Any cancer patients or family members. Any person affected by the death of
a special person within the last 3 years (18 years and older).
FEES: None
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FARM WORKER AND AGRICULTURAL SERVICES
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County Cooperative Extension Services
SERVICES: As the University of Kentucky education and information arm, the Cooperative
Extension Service translates University research into practical information that is used
everyday by urban as well as rural Kentuckians. The main areas include:
Agriculture/Horticulture, Home Economics, 4-H/Youth Development, and Rural &
Economic Development. Free literature related to these areas and soil testing are
available.
SERVICE AREA: County residents
ELIGIBILITY: County Residents
FEES: None
Hardin County
201 Peterson Drive
Phone: (270) 765-4121
Fax: (270) 769-0426
LaRue County
807 Old E'Town Road
P.O. Box 210
Phone: (270) 358-3401
Fax: (270) 358-9418
Meade County
770 ByPass Road
P.O. Box 539
Phone: (270) 422-4958
Fax: (270) 422-3773
Washington County
211 Progress Road
Phone: (859) 336-7741
Fax: (859) 336-7445
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Migrant Education Program
Regional Office:
Mailing Address:
Location:
District Offices:
Hardin County.
LaRue County:
Nelson County:
Bullitt County:
Meade County:
110 South Main Street
Phone: (270) 769-8849
Fax: (270) 769-8888
201 Hodgenville Road
(same as above)
Phone: (270) 358-8635 Fax: (270) 358-3053
Phone: (502) 349-7029
Phone: (502) 543-7998
Phone: (270) 422-1119
SERVICES: The Migrant Education Program provides compensatory services for children of
migratory farmworkers. Migrant Education provides supplemental educational and supportive
services to eligible children throughout the region.
SERVICE AREA: Hardin, LaRue, Meade, Nelson, and Bullitt counties.
ELIGIBILITY: Children 3-21 years of age, who are not high school graduates or GED
recipients, moving on their own or with parents, across school district lines, within the past three
years, seeking temporary or season work in agriculture.
FEES: None
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HOME HEALTH & HOSPICE SERVICES
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Breckinridge Memorial Hospital
Home Health Agency
1101 Old Highway 60 East
Phone: (270) 756-2662
Fax:
(270) 756-6401
SERVICES: Nutrition, outpatient clinics, radiology, rehabilitation, respiratory therapy,
surgical, and emergency services.
SERVICE AREA: Meade, Breckinridge, Hancock, Ohio, and Hardin Counties
ELIGIBILITY: Service specific, payor specific, Medicare guidelines.
FEES: Accepted payors.
Caretenders
1105 Juliana Court, Ste. 3
Phone: (270) 234-2273
Toll Free: (877) 389-2273
SERVICES: Registered nurse, physical therapist, occupational therapist, speech therapist,
medical social worker, home health aide, registered dietician, community based waiver respite,
orthopedic program (joint replacement), cardiocare program, urology program, psych nursing
program.
SERVICE AREA: Hardin, Bullitt (502-833-3066), Jefferson (502-238-5150), Oldham, Henry,
Trimble, Spencer, Shelby
ELIGIBILITY: Service specific, payor specific, Medicare guidelines.
FEES: Medicare, Medicaid, limited private insurance.
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Community Home Health Care
Phone: (502) 507-1846
Toll Free: (800) 866-9696
SERVICES: Skilled nursing, which includes patient education and training, treatments and
procedures, skilled observation and assessment of patient condition. Physical therapy,
occupational therapy, and speech therapy services. Disease management (diabetes, cardiac,
pulmonary, orthopedic). Home Health Aide services for assistance with personal care (bathing,
grooming, dressing). Can also provide pathology services, psychological nursing, and medical
supplies.
SERVICE AREA: Marion, Washington, Hardin, LaRue, Meade, Breckinridge, and Grayson
Counties.
ELIGIBILITY: Physician’s order required to provide services. All services are coordinated
between our home health professionals and the physician.
FEES: Medicare, Medicaid, private insurance and private pay.
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Hosparus
105 Diecks Drive
P.O. Box 2149
Phone: (270) 737-6300 (LaRue, Hardin, Grayson, Breckinridge, Meade)
(270) 789-4247 (Campbellsville)
Toll Free: (800) 686-9577 (Adair, Green, Taylor, Marion, Washington)
Fax: (270) 737-4053
Services are available 24 hours a day/7 days a week
SERVICES: Hospice of Central Kentucky is a comprehensive specialized home care program
with additional support services. Services include: nursing, home health, social work, pastoral,
pharmacy, medical equipment, expressive therapist for children and teens, volunteers and grief
counseling. Services available 24 hours a day.
SERVICE AREA: Hardin, LaRue, Grayson, Breckinridge, Meade, Green, Taylor, Adair,
Washington, and Marion counties.
ELIGIBILITY: Hospice of Central Kentucky provides services to any individual (and their
family) who is struggling with any life-limiting illness or disease. Professional skilled medical
care and compassionate support is provided to the patient and their family all within the home,
hospital or nursing home setting.
FEES: Hospice accepts payment for services from Medicare, Medicaid, and private insurance.
However, no patient that meets Hospice guidelines, is refused care for inability to pay. Hospice
of Central Kentucky is a Metro United Way agency.
Hospice of Nelson County
111 North Third Street
Bardstown, KY 40004
Phone: (502) 350-5570
Fax: (502) 349-1292
HOURS: 8:30 am – 4:30 pm (Monday – Friday)
SERVICES: Nursing; Medical Social; Physician Counseling & Bereavement services provided
to terminally ill patients and their families.
ELIGIBILITY: Patient is in end-stage of a terminal illness. Patient, family, and physician
consent to hospice care.
FEES: Reimbursement received from Medicare, Medicaid, and private insurance. No patient is
ever refused care.
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Intrepid USA Healthcare Services
2411 Ring Road, Suite 106
Phone: (270) 763-9242
Toll Free: (800) 914-8940
There are three (3) branch offices. Intrepid, USA provides a comprehensive assessment by a
Registered nurse and/or Therapist who coordinates all home health services. We work hand-inhand with the Physician, Referral Source and others to insure the best possible outcome for the
home health patient, including: Skilled Nursing, Professional Therapists, Home Health Aides,
personal care and homemaking. Intrepid can also arrange all equipment, respiratory, and
infusion needs with a DME, Respiratory and Infusion Company.
OFFICE HOURS: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM with 24 hours a day/7 days a week on-call services.
SERVICES: Skilled nursing; Home Health Aides; Medical Social Worker, Occupational
Therapy, Physical Therapy, Speech Therapy, Homemaker/Personal Care and Respite.
ELIGIBILITY: Service specific, payor specific, any age.
FEES: Reimbursement for services is provided from Medicare, Medicaid, Medical Assistance,
Private Insurance (HMOs), Private Pay, Workers Compensation, Veterans Administration, Home
and Community Based Waiver Programs.
Hardin
(270) 763-9242
(800) 914-8940
Marion
(270) 692-0550
(800) 811-3229
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Grayson
(270) 259-2994
(800) 715-5042
MPH Medical
910 N. Dixie Avenue, Suite 103
Phone: (270) 360-0486
Fax: (270) 360-1841
Conveniently located across from Hardin Memorial Hospital.
Service and supplies 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
SERVICES:
FEES:
Home Oxygen Therapy
Licensed Respiratory Therapist on staff
Durable Home Medical Equipment
Medical Equipment Repair
Bracing for Pain Management (knee, back, ankle, etc.)
Diabetic Shoes
Power Wheelchairs
Scooters
Experienced/Knowledgeable Staff
Accepts Medicare, Medicaid, Passport, Passport Advantage, Blue Cross/Blue Shield,
Humana, and will work with patients on co-pays.
Twin Lakes Home Health Agency
910 Wallace Avenue
Phone: 270-259-9525
Fax: 270-259-1670
SERVICES: Skilled Nursing, Home Health Aides, Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy,
Home and Community Based Waiver.
SERVICE AREA: Grayson County
ELIGIBILITY: Home Health Services: Must be medically necessary and under the care of
a physician. Must be homebound: to leave the home requires considerable, taxing effort.
Home and Community Based Waiver: Must meet Medicaid eligibility or special income criteria
determined by The local Cabinet for Health and Family Services. Must meet criteria for
Intermediate or Skilled Level of Care.
Fees: Accept Medicare, Medicaid, Passport, and most insurance plans. Fees
determined by services provided.
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711 McDowell Blvd.
Bardstown, KY 40004
Phone: (502) 349-5500
Toll Free: (800) 633-9844
and
1131 Crowne Pointe Drive
Phone: (270) 737-7010
Toll Free: (800) 777-3992
SERVICES: Registered Nurse, Physical Therapist, Occupational Therapist, Speech Therapist,
Medical Social Worker, Home Health Aide, Registered Dietician, laboratory services and
medical supplies.
SERVICE AREA: Marion, Washington, Nelson, Spencer (502-349-5500); Hardin, LaRue,
Bullitt (502-737-7010); Jefferson (502-366-6055).
ELIGIBILITY: Service specific, payor specific, any age.
FEES: Medicare, Medicaid, private insurance and private pay. Some services offered
regardless of ability to pay.
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HOTLINES
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HOTLINES
(800) 752-6200
(800) 342-2437
(800) 344-7432
(800) 243-7889
(800) 621-0379
(800) 227-2345
(800) 424-8666
(800) 638-8299
(800) 327-3027
(270) 737-1440
(800) 388-2222
(800) 227-8922
(800) 372-2973
(800) 692-9394
(800) 221-4602
(800) 633-8100
(800) 372-2991
(800) 344-3226
(800) 235-3535
(800) 221-2483
(800) 424-8802
(800) 621-4000
(800) 221-3004
(800) 372-2991
(800) 292-1862
(800) 432-9251
(800) 950-9455
(800) 722-5725
(800) 638-2772
(800) 372-2970
Adult/Child Abuse Hotline
AIDS (24 hour hotline)
AIDS (Spanish Speaking - 24 hours)
AIDS (hotline for the hearing impaired)
Alzheimer's Disease and Related Disorders
Association, Inc. National Headquarters
American Cancer Society
American Council of Blind
(recorded message/ Mon-Fri 2:30 p.m. -5:30 p.m.)
American Kidney Fund
Arthritis Medical Center
Assoc. for Retarded/Handicapped of Hardin Co.
Better Business Bureau
CDC National (Sexually Transmitted Disease)
Cabinet for Health & Family Services Ombudsman
(investigate any public complaints about any
State programs)
The Caring Place:
A Center for Abused Women & Children, Inc.
Down Syndrome Society
KY Physicians Care Hotline
Long Term Care Ombudsman (Nursing Home)
Medic Alert Foundation
Missing Children Network
National Center for Stuttering
National Response Center (report oil spill,
chemical spill, leak, accident, fire or exposure)
National Runaway Switchboard
National Society to Prevent Blindness
Nursing Home Ombudsman, State level
Nursing Home Ombudsman, District level
Parent Help Line
Physician Referral Service
(Hardin Memorial Hospital)
Poison Control Center
U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission
Welfare & Medicaid Fraud & Abuse
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HOUSING
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Central Kentucky Community Action/Section 8 Certificate & Voucher Program
Breckinridge County:
(270) 756-6813
Marion County:
(270) 692-3481
Grayson County:
(270) 259-3500
Meade County:
(270) 422-2545
Hardin County:
(270) 769-1927
Nelson County:
(502) 348-9596
LaRue County:
(270) 358-3937
Washington County:
(859) 336-7645
SERVICES: Referral only for rental subsidy program to facilitate low-income families with
decent, safe, and sanitary housing. The program uses existing housing stock to house lowincome families.
SERVICE AREA: Breckinridge, Hardin, Meade, Grayson, LaRue, Marion, Meade, Nelson,
and Washington counties.
ELIGIBILITY: Elderly, disabled, handicapped, single, head of household individuals. Lowincome families or elderly individuals.
FEES: None
FAMILY CARE HOMES
(Cabinet of Health and Family Services-May 2010)
Carter Family Care Home
9677 Leitchfield Road
Cecilia, KY 42724
Phone: (270) 862.2609
Cooke Family Care Home
6330 New Shepherdsville Road
Cox’s Creek, KY 40013
Phone: (502) 331-9576
Hornback Family Care Home
703 Monin Road
Phone: (270) 737-1347
Sweany Family Care Home
808 Woodland Drive
Phone: (270) 737-1307
Stewart Family Care Home
1065 Rockbridge Lane
Willisburg, KY 40078
Phone: (859) 375-5388
Wooden Family Care Home
1525 Knob School House Road
Sonora, KY 42776
Phone: (270) 369-7764
Pitts Family Care Home
504 Lee Road
Phone: (270) 304-6947
Hayes Family Care Home
1112 Foxfire Road
Bardstown, KY 40004
Phone: (502) 348-6075
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Habitat for Humanity
1016 Pear Orchard Road
Phone: (270) 360-9900
HOURS: 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM (Monday, Tuesday and Thursday)
SERVICES: Habitat builds simple, decent houses in partnership with prospective homeowner
families that cannot qualify for traditional loans. Our goal is to eliminate poverty housing in
Hardin County.
Beginning in 2011 Habitat for Humanity expanded to provide minor home repairs and
weatherization assistance through “A Brush with Kindness”.
ELIGIBILITY: Families in need that cannot qualify for traditional loans and who meet the
additional eligibility requirements established by Hardin County Habitat for Humanity. Families
will be required to participate in various aspects of the process.
FEES: None
HOUSING AUTHORITIES
SERVICES: Rental subsidy program designed to facilitate low-income families with decent,
safe, and sanitary housing. The program uses existing housing stock to house low-income
families.
ELIGIBILITY: Elderly, disabled, handicapped, single, head of household individuals. Lowincome families or elderly individuals.
FEES: None
501 Miami Court
Phone: (270) 358-4705
Fax: (270) 358-4706
63 Public Square
Phone: (270) 765-2092
Fax: (270) 765-4590
Hillview Homes P.O. Box 399
Irvington, KY 40146
Phone: 270-547-7648
Fax: 270-547-4606
P.O. Box 755
Radcliff, KY 40160
Phone: 270-351-6772
Fax: 270-351-6782
513 West Broadway
Bardstown, KY 40004
Phone: (502) 348-4165
Fax: (502) 348-3525
Courthouse, Box 227
Phone: 270-756-5915
Fax: 270-756-2364
P.O. Box 633
Lebanon, KY 40033
Phone: 270-692-3481
Fax: 270-692-1825
1057 Melavin Circle
Phone: 859-336-7645
Fax: 859-336-7644
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Rural Development, USDA
2001 Buchanan Road
Bardstown, KY 40004
Phone: (502) 348-3024
Fax: (502) 349-1136
SERVICES: Housing Purchase and Repair Loans. Housing Repair Loan and Grants.
SERVICE AREA: Marion, Nelson, Washington, Spencer, Bullitt, Jefferson, and Taylor
counties.
ELIGIBILITY: Varies depending on particular program applying for.
FEES: Varies depending on particular program.
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JUVENILE SERVICES
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Association for Retarded and Handicapped of Hardin County
Phone: (270) 737-1140
SERVICES: Teach individuals a skill and work on daily tasks
ELIGIBILITY: Anyone who falls within the guideline from the evaluation committee.
Classrooms for persons over 21 years of age.
Baptist Youth Ranch
P.O. Box 795
Phone: (270) 737-3888
Fax: (270) 737-2157
WEB: http://sunrise.org/baptist_youth_ranch.php
Program Description:
Individual (males ages 14 – 18 only) and group therapy, Family Counseling (with resident's
families), Independent Living, On-Grounds School.
Profile of Male Clients:
Abused, Adjudicated Delinquent, Attention Deficit Disorder, Eating Disorder, Emotionally
Disturbed (mild to severe), Fire Starter, Psychotropic Medications, Sex Offender.
Child Support Enforcement Division
Phone: (270) 766-5085
SERVICES: Information, legal forms for assistance with establishing paternity, locating absent
parents, or establishing enforcement orders, contact county attorney’s office.
ELIGIBILITY: Anyone who needs assistance locating an absent parent, establishing paternity,
or collecting and establishing child support orders.
FEES: Fees are based on income ranging from $5 to $25 excluding AFDC or medical assistance
recipients.
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Communicare Children’s Crisis Stabilization Unit
100 Gray Street
Phone: 270-360-0419
Fax: 270-763-1609
SERVICES: Mental Health Emergency/Crisis Evaluation of children ages 4-17, 24 hours per
day, 7 days per week. The Crisis Unit is a residential 8-bed facility that provides an alternative
to inpatient psychiatric hospitalization. Individual, family, and group therapy are available daily.
Psychiatric evaluation with a child psychologist is available as needed for each child admitted to
the unit.
Washington counties. Referrals also accepted as long as the parents/guardian is able to attend
regularly scheduled family sessions.
FEES: Medicaid and some private insurance accepted. Sliding fee for those without insurance
coverage for this level of care, based on income.
Communicare Children’s Outpatient Counseling
1311 N. Dixie
270-769-1304
SERVICES: Individual and family counseling for school aged children and adolescents.
Psychiatric consultation and medication management also available in conjunction with
counseling.
ELIGIBILITY: Children ages 4-18. Counseling for children less than 5 years of age would
involve primarily collateral counseling with the parents and possible referral for a complete child
evaluation at the Weipskoff Child Evaluation Center in Louisville.
FEES: Medicaid, Medicare, and private insurance accepted. Sliding fee for those without
insurance, based on income.
Communicare Early Childhood Program
1308 Woodland Drive
Phone: 270-737-5676
Fax: 270-737-1917
SERVICES: Mental health services and referral for children ages birth to 5 years old.
Primarily counseling and education for behavioral and mental health issues.
Washington
FEES: Medicaid, Medicare, and private insurance accepted. Sliding fee for those without
insurance, based on income.
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J. P. Interventions, Inc.
110 Village Drive
Phone: (270) 763-0728
Fax: (270) 763-9618
We provide outpatient counseling for children, adolescents and adults of all ages. Our services
include assessment, individual, group and family therapy, psycho-educational classes, referral for
inpatient treatment and follow-up aftercare and consultation services.
OFFICE HOURS:
Monday - Friday: 9:00 am - 4:30 pm
Some appointments available in the evenings
SERVICES:
Court-ordered services include:
Family and Couples Counseling
Substance Abuse assessments and treatment
Services available without court order include the above and additionally
available are:
Parenting education
Blended ("step") family counseling
Grief and loss counseling
Job and school-related problems
Stress management
Anger management
Impact plus-counseling for children on Medicaid
Safe kids program
Marital and divorce counseling
Counseling for sexual and physical victimization
Many other issues are treated as resources are available
SERVICE AREA:
Available to anyone within traveling area.
ELIGIBILITY:
Call for information.
FEES:
Many insurances accepted. Call for information.
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Kentucky Baptist Homes for Children
Glen Dale Children's Home
2125 Gilead Church Road
Glendale, KY 42740
Phone: (270) 369-7380
Toll Free: (800) 456-1386
Fax: (270) 369-6077
WEB: http://sunrise.org/glen_dale.php
Glen Dale Children's Home provides youth and families with a supportive nurturing environment
to allow for spiritual, emotional, social, and emotional growth.
Glen Dale Children's Home is an open residential child care facility for neglected, dependent or
abused girls, ages 12 - 18. Social Services are provided with the goal of strengthening and
preserving family life and minimizing the length of time the child must spend in placement.
Located in rural Hardin County on 588 acres surrounded by woodlands, rolling farmlands and
agricultural plots, this facility boasts 83 years of continuous care for children. The program
provides individual and group counseling services, a wilderness component, an active 4-H
program, adventure based recreation and an intramural sports program are provided for residents.
Children attend Hardin County Public Schools. The campus program involves cottage youth
groups in an incentive program with empowerment to help themselves by helping one another.
SERVICES: Positive Peer Culture Program, Residential Care, Foster Care, Independent Living
SERVICE AREA: Kentucky youth in state's care. Private placements.
ELIGIBILITY: None. Pre-placement interview. FSIQ of 70 or above
FEES: Through resources made available to Glen Dale Children's Home through Kentucky
Baptist Homes For Children. Residential services are made available on a sliding scale basis for
youth who are in their parent's custody.
Licensed Treatment:
Clients:
JCAHO Accredited
Females, 12 to 18 years of age, neglected, dependent and abused,
IQ of 70 and above
Beds:
15
Normal Length of Stay: 9-15 months
Number of Employees 25
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LEGAL AND OMBUDSMAN SERVICES
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Legal Aid Society
416 W. Muhammad Ali Blvd., Suite 300
Phone: (502) 584-1254
Toll Free: (800) 292-1862
FAX: (502) 584-8014
WEB: www.laslou.org
SERVICES: Legal services, court appearances, advice and representation. Benefits Counseling
to include assistance with accessing and interpreting benefits/resources.
ELIGIBILITY: Clients needing legal help who are of low income and meet income
guidelines.
FEES:
None
Long Term Care Ombudsman
Legal Aid Society
425 West Muhammad Ali Blvd.
Phone: (502) 584-1254
Toll Free: (800) 292-1862
Cell:
502-797-7945
SERVICES:
Acts on complaints from nursing home residents and their families.
State Level: (1-800-372-2973)
District Level: (1-800-292-1862)
ELIGIBILITY:
Residents and families of nursing home residents in the district.
FEES:
None
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Office of the Ombudsman
275 East Main Street, 1E-B
Frankfort, KY 40621
Phone: (502) 564-5497
Toll Free: (800) 372-2973 (complaint review)
(800) 633-8100 (KPC)
(800) 627-4702 (TTY)
Fax: (502) 564-9523
Long Term Care: (800) 372-2991
Handles complaints involving services provided through the Cabinet for Families and Children
and the Cabinet for Health Services.
OFFICE HOURS:
8:00 AM - 4:30 PM
SERVICE AREA:
State of Kentucky.
ELIGIBILITY:
Open to all persons needing its services.
FEES:
None
Protection and Advocacy Division
100 Fair Oaks Lane, 3rd Floor
Frankfort, KY 40601
Phone: (502) 564-2967
Toll Free: (800) 372-2988
Fax:
(502) 564-0848
OFFICE HOURS: 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM (EST)
SERVICES: Provides legally based advocacy services to Kentuckians with disabilities.
ELIGIBILITY: Individuals with disability-related rights violations.
FEES: None
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LIBRARIES
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Breckinridge County Public Library
112 South Main
Phone: (270) 756-2323
Fax:
(270)756-5634
WEB: www.bcplibrary.org
OFFICE HOURS: Monday: 8:30 a.m.- 7:30 p.m. CST
Tuesday - Friday: 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. CST
Saturday: 8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. CST
Story Hours: Tuesdays: 10:00 a.m. twice/month
(activities are not held on a specific Monday and Tuesday, but are spaced two weeks apart-monthly schedule is published in the newspaper)
BOOK DISCUSSION GROUP: First Tuesday of each month (beginning in November) 4:00
p.m. Bring a friend and a snack.
SPEAKERS SERIES: Sponsored by the Kentucky Humanities Council in Cooperation with the
Breckinridge County Public Library, the local historical society, and the local extension
homemakers' office. Meets the last Monday of September, October, November, February,
March and April. Sessions begin at 6:30 p.m.
FEES: $1.00 fax charge/page; incoming, 25 cents/page
$ .25 copying charge/page
BRANCH OFFICES
Cloverport Community Library
101 Fourth Street
P.O. Box 37
Phone: (270) 788-3388 (ext 255)
OFFICE HOURS:
Mon-Wed, & Friday : 11:30 pm - 4:30
Thurs: 8:30 am - 4:30 pm Sat: 8:30am-12:30
FEES: $1.00 fax charge/page
Irvington Branch Library
P.O. Box 391
Irvington, KY 40146
Phone: (270) 547-7404
OFFICE HOURS:
Mon-Wed, & Friday : 12:30 pm - 5:30 pm
Thurs: 9:30 am - 5:30 pm
FEES: $1.00 fax charge/page
BOOK DISCUSSION: IRVINGTON BRANCH ONLY. Meets on the third Thursday of each
month at 11:00 am. Participants are asked to bring their lunch and discuss a designated book or
topic.
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Elizabethtown Community College Library
Phone: (270) 769-2371, Ext. 240 -- Fax: (270) 769-1618
WEB: www.elizabethtown.kctcs.edu/services/library
SERVICES: Academic Library. Materials purchased here are in support of programs/degrees
offered. Older Hardin County Court Records available on microfilm also.
ELIGIBILITY: Open to public. (Public may check out books for period of two weeks).
OFFICE HOURS:
Semester:
8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. -- Monday - Thursday
8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. -- Friday
10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. -- Saturday
Non-Semester: Please call first.
Grayson County Public Library
130 E. Market
Phone: (270) 259-5455 -- Fax: (270) 259-4552
WEB: www.graysoncounty library.org
Story Hours:
Friday : 9:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m. CST
SERVICES: Reading materials, books on tape, videos, large type books, bookmobile,
reference, genealogy, audio-visual equipment, interlibrary loan
OFFICE HOURS: Monday and Thursday : 9:00 a.m. -7:00 p.m. (CST)
Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday : 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. (CST)
FEES: $1.00 fax charge, .20 copy charge (b&w copies), $1.00 for color and for every 4 pages
for long distance.
Hardin County Public Library
100 Jim Owen Drive
Phone: (270) 769-6337 -- Fax: (270) 769-0437
WEB: www.hcpl.info/
OFFICE HOURS:
9:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. (Monday, Tuesday, Thursday)
9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. (Wednesday, Friday)
9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. (Saturday)
Radcliff Branch:
800 S. Logsdon Pkwy
Radcliff, KY 40160
270-351-9999
FEES: $1.00 fax sending charge (per page), free to receive a fax, .25 copy charge (b&w copies)
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Kentucky Talking Book Library
300 Coffee Tree Road
P.O. Box 537
Frankfort, KY 40602-0818
Phone:
(502) 564-8300
Toll Free: (800) 372-2968
Fax:
(502) 564-577
WEB: www.kdla.ky.gov
OFFICE HOURS: 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. (Monday-Friday)
SERVICES: Circulate books and magazines in braille or recorded on cassette tape to those who
cannot read printed matter due to a physical disability. Books and magazines are mailed free
matter between the library and its patrons.
ELIGIBILITY: To qualify for service, patrons must be blind, visually disabled, physically
disabled (unable to hold a book or turn its pages) or have a learning disability such as dyslexia.
FEES: All services are free of charge.
LaRue County Public Library
201 South Lincoln Blvd
Hodgenville, Ky 42748
Phone: (270) 358-3851 -- Fax: (270) 358-8647
WEB: www.laruelibrary.org
Story hour for toddlers: 10:30 am on Tuesdays; for 3 – 5 year olds: 1:00 pm on Wednesdays
After school story hour: 3:45 on Thursdays
SERVICES: Reading materials, books on tape, videos, large type books, internet access,
bookmobile.
FEES: $1 fax charge; .25 per copy
OFFICE HOURS:
9:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. (Monday, Wednesday, Friday)
9:00 a.m. - 7:30 p.m. (Tuesday & Thursday)
9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. (Saturday)
Marion County Public Library
201 East Main Street
Lebanon, KY 40033
Phone: (270) 692-4698
Fax:
same as phone
OFFICE HOURS:
9:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. (Tuesday, Thursday)
9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. (Saturday)
FEES: $1 fax charge first page, .25 each additional page (sending or receiving)
Copy: 10 cents per page
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Meade County Public Library
400 Library Place
Phone: (270) 422-2094
Fax:
(270) 422-3133
Web Site Address: www.meadereads.org
OFFICE HOURS:
9:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. (Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday)
9:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. (Thursday)
9:00 a.m.- 4:00 p.m. (Saturday)
During School Year Only: 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM (Sunday)
FEES: 50 cents fax charge per page with Library Card, Copies 5 cents
$1.00 fax charge without Library Card, Copies 15 cents
Nelson County Public Library
90 Court Square
Bardstown, KY 40004
Phone: (502) 348-3714 -- Fax: (502) 348-5578
WEB: nelsoncopublib.org
OFFICE HOURS:
9:00 a.m.- 8:00 p.m. (Tuesday, Thursday)
9:00 a.m.- 2:00 p.m. (Saturday)
FEES: $1 fax charge long distance, .15 each page (receiving)
Copy: 15 cents per page
Washington County Public Library
210 E. Main Street
Phone: (859) 336-7655 -- Fax: (859) 336-0256
WEB: washingtonkylibrary.org
OFFICE HOURS:
10:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. (Monday, Tuesday, Thursday)
10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. (Wednesday and Friday)
STORY TIMES: Monday: 5:00 pm, Tuesday: 5:00 pm & 6:00 pm
Must be registered to attend.
FEES: $1 fax charge per page to send, Free to receive
Copy: 15 cents per page (letter size), 20 cents (legal size), 25 cents (ledger size)
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LONG TERM CARE/REHABILITATION
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Breckinridge Manor
P.O. Box 8
Phone: (270) 788-3723
Fax: (270) 788-3628
SERVICES: 36 certified beds.
FEES: Will accept Medicare and Medicaid.
Cedars of Lebanon Nursing Home
337 South Harrison Street
Lebanon, KY 40033
Phone: (270) 692-3121
Fax: (270) 692-6217
Colonial Health & Rehab Center
708 Bartley Avenue
Bardstown, KY 40004
Phone: (502) 348-9260
Fax: (502) 348-7485
Elizabethtown Nursing & Rehab Center
1101 Woodland Drive
Phone: (270) 765-6106
Fax:
(270) 769-0559
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Grayson Manor Nursing Home
505 William Thomason By-way
Phone: (270) 259-4028
Fax:
(270) 259-2417
Healthsouth Lakeview Rehab Hospital
134 Heartland Drive
Phone: (270) 769-3100
Toll Free: (800) 248-8262
Fax: (270) 769-6870
Web: www.healthsouth.com
To assist people disabled by disease or injury to reach their maximum potential for an
independent and productive lifestyle.
SERVICES: Physical and rehabilitative medicine, consultation in medical and surgical
specialties, rehabilitation nursing psychology, physical therapy, occupational therapy,
speech therapy, audiology, recreational therapy, radiology, laboratory, respiratory therapy
and social services. Most of these services are available in the in-patient and out-patient
settings.
ELIGIBILITY: Individuals referred by a physician.
FEES: Based upon a case by case basis. In most cases, insurance coverage is applicable
to all Lakeview Rehabilitation Hospital services and the hospital is certified for
Medicare, Medicaid, and Worker's Compensation.
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Helmwood Healthcare Center
106 Diecks Drive
Phone: (270) 737-2738
Toll Free: (800) 276-2779
Fax:
(270) 737-3096
SERVICES: 24 hour nursing staff, Sub-acute medical services, inpatient and outpatient
rehabilitation services including: physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech
therapy.
SERVICE AREA: Central Kentucky
ELIGIBILITY: Physician referral.
FEES:
Medicare, Medicaid, and private pay. Rates are based upon services required.
Kensington Manor Nursing Facility
225 St. John Road
Phone: (270) 769-3314
Fax: (270) 360-1185
WEB: www.harborsidehealthcare.com
Progressive nursing and rehabilitation facility offering interdisciplinary care in a warm,
friendly environment.
SERVICES: Provide sub-acute, skilled and intermediate levels of care, 24 hour nursing
care, social service department, 24 hour pharmacy and rehabilitation services to include:
physical, occupational, speech and respiratory therapy. We also offer wound care and a
restorative nursing team.
ELIGIBILITY: State requirements for intermediate, skilled or sub-acute level of care.
FEES:
Accepts Medicaid, Medicare, commercial and private pay.
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Lifecare Center of Bardstown
120 Lifecare Way/ 120 Federal Hill Manor
Bardstown, KY 40004
Phone: (502) 348-4220
Fax: (502) 349-0900
Loretto Motherhouse Infirmary
515 Nerinx Road
Nerinx, KY 40049
Phone: (270) 865-5811
Fax: (270) 865-5811
SERVICES: Religious non-medical health care institution with 63 certified beds.
Lumina
106 Diecks Drive
270-769-0058
OFFICE HOURS: 8:00 – 4:30 (Monday – Friday)
SERVICES: Orthopaedic Rehab (Total Joint Replacement, Rotator Cuff Injury, Plantar
Fasciitis)
Neurologic Rehab
VITAL STIM- for swallowing disorders
Stroke, Dysphagia, Apraxia
Parkinson’s Disease
Multiple Sclerosis
Peripheral Neuropathy
Spinal Rehab and Back Pain
Disc Herniation
Spinal Stenosis
Sciatica
Chronic Pain Syndromes
Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy
Fibromyalgia
Vascular/Circulation
Peripheral Vascular Disease
Diabetic Ulcers/ Wounds care
FEES: We accept Medicare and most major insurances.
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Medco Center of Brandenburg
814 Old Ekron Road
Phone: (270) 422-2148
Fax: (270) 422-4791
SERVICES: Independent living facility with 57 certified beds.
FEES: Average monthly fees are $0.00 - $1,000. Accepts Medicare and Medicaid.
Medco Center of Hardinsburg
101 Fairgrounds Road
Phone: (270) 756-2159
Fax: (270) 756-6839
SERVICES: Independent living facility with 63 certified beds.
FEES: Accepts Medicare and Medicaid.
North Hardin Health & Rehabilitation Center
599 Rogersville Road
Radcliff, KY 40160
Phone: (270) 351-2999
Fax:
(270) 351-5912
Provides nursing and rehabilitation services in a beautiful setting.
SERVICES: Physical, Occupational, Speech & Respiratory Therapy available.
43 - Skilled Beds
77 - Intermediate Beds
56 - Personal Care Beds
ELIGIBILITY: Individuals referred by physician or hospital discharge planner.
FEES:
Based on services needed.
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Sansbury Care Center
2625 Bardstown Road
St. Catharine, KY 40061
Phone: (859) 336-3974
Fax: (859) 336-1068
Springfield Nursing & Rehab Center
420 East Grundy Avenue
Phone: (859) 336-7771
Fax: (859) 336-9571
Springview Health & Rehab Center
718 Goodwin Lane
Phone: (270) 259-4036
Fax: (270) 259-9760
Provides nursing and rehabilitation services
SERVICES: Physical, Occupational, Speech & Therapy available.
ELIGIBILITY: Please contact our office for eligibility requirements.
FEES:
Based on services needed.
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Sunrise Manor Nursing Home, Rehabilitation, and Adult Day Health Care Facility
80 Phillips Lane
Phone: (270) 358-2147
Fax: (270) 358-8412
To provide for professional assistance and support to patients to enable them to attain
their maximum potential for a continued, functional lifestyle. Long-term skilled and
intermediate nursing care. Out-patient physical, speech, and occupational therapy. Adult
Day Care social and health models.
24 hour per day phone answering and information.
SERVICES: Physical and rehabilitative services, including physical and other
supportive therapies as needed offered in a home-like atmosphere.
SERVICE AREA: LaRue and surrounding counties.
ELIGIBILITY: Individuals referred by a physician or a hospital discharge planner.
FEES: Medicare, Medicaid. Residents must qualify for appropriate levels of care for
payment. Adult Day Care must qualify either through LTADD or Home Community
Based Waiver Medicaid Program. Based on level of care and/or service provided.
Windsor Gardens Nursing Facility
101 Isaac Greer Court
Bardstown, KY 40004
Phone: (502) 349-6214
Fax: (502) 349-6215
WEB: www.windsorgardens.com/bardstown.htm
SERVICES: Retirement community and senior services company dedicated to serving
the elderly from independent living through assisted living to personal care and skilled
nursing.
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Kindred Nursing & Rehabilitation - Woodland
1117 Woodland Drive
Phone: (270) 769-2363
Fax:
(270) 769-1342
Offers a complete range of personalized heath services including recreation, speech
therapy, physical therapy, and occupational therapy. Inpatient as well as outpatient
therapies.
SERVICES: 4 Skilled Beds
108 Intermediate Care Beds
3 Personal Care Beds
ELIGIBILITY: Anyone referred by a physician or hospital discharge planner.
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MEDICAL SERVICES AND HEALTH CARE FACILITIES
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Breckinridge Memorial Hospital
1011 Old Highway 60
Phone: (270) 756-7000
SERVICES: Breckinridge Memorial Hospital is a Critical Access hospital. The facility has 27
beds of which 23 are Adult and Pediatric.
CAREFIRST
1360 Rogersville Road
Radcliff, KY 40160
Phone: (270) 351-1150
Hours: Monday – Saturday 10:00 a.m. – 10:00 p.m.
Sunday
2:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m.
SERVICES: Minor medical center.
SERVICE AREA: Hardin, Meade, and LaRue Counties.
FEES: Will accept most insurance. Exceptions: will not accept United, Tricare Prime,
Medicare Select, Anthem Senior Advantage, Anthem Medicare Preferred, or Humana Senior
Preferred.
Flaget Hospital Nursing Facility
Bardstown, KY 40004
Phone: (502) 350-5000
WEB: www.flaget.com
SERVICES: 12 certified beds—located within the hospital.
Flaget Memorial Hospital
Bardstown, KY 40004
Phone: (502) 350-5000
SERVICES: ER, Cardiac Rehab, Intensive Care Unit, Maternity, Pulmonary Rehab, Pain
Management, Oncology, Radiology, Skilled Nursing Unit and Surgical services.
FEES: See website.
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Hardin County Health Center
580 Westport Road
Phone: (270) 765-6196
To provide health services to the public.
SERVICES:
Family Planning Program - provides physical exams, pregnancy tests, counseling on birth
control methods and fertility counseling.
Prenatal Program - comprehensive medical care for delivery and postpartum, high risk
pregnancy assessments, physical exams, prenatal classes, counseling, and medical care of
delivery.
WIC Program - federally funded supplemental food program for low-income, nutritionally atrisk pregnant and nursing women, infants and children under 5 years.
Developmental Disabilities Clinic - provides assessments for pre-school children for physical vs.
psychological basis of developmental delays.
Well Child Clinic - provides physical exams for low-income children ages 4 weeks to 6 years
who don't have a medical card and require diagnosis and referral for treatment of acute
conditions.
Regional Pediatric Clinic - diagnosis, treatment and follow-up of children who have chronic
conditions which are not covered by any other services.
Early and Periodic Screening - physical assessment, screening for vision, hearing, anemia, etc,
and referral for children under 21 years who are eligible for KY Medical Assistance.
SIDS Program - support and counseling for SIDS parents.
Car Seat Loan Program - provides rental of infant and child restraints at very low cost to
families who cannot afford to purchase their own.
PKU Screening - Screening for PKU, galactosemia and hypothyroidism for newborns not
screened at the hospital, and for breast-fed babies.
Nutrition Education - nutritional assessment, counseling, and education are included in all
maternal and child health services, as well as special diet counseling for patients by physician
referral.
School Health Program - offered in cooperation with local school Boards to provide vision and
hearing screening, TB testing, scoliosis screening, head lice control, immunizations and health
appraisals of school personnel and pre-school children.
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Hardin County Health Center (continued)
Teen Pregnancy Prevention Program - Film lending library on teen pregnancy and sex education
topics. In-service training available along with assistance to schools in designing sex education
curricula appropriate to local need.
Communicable Disease Control - Epidemiologic investigation and follow-up with the institution
of appropriate control measures, when a local outbreak occurs; reporting to the state of all
communicable disease cases.
Vital Records - Maintains record of all births and deaths; provides verification of the same, upon
request. Issues permits for burial, transit and disinterment.
Environmental Services - includes: sanitary food inspection; enforcing sanitation regulations;
testing of wells, springs, and cisterns for bacteria and chemicals; services in nuisance control;
soil analysis, permits and inspections for private sewage disposal systems; routine inspections
and monitoring of public swimming and bathing facilities; animal control to prevent the spread
of rabies; and works in cooperation with State and Federal agencies to monitor and control air
and water pollution, solid waste dumping, occupational health, consumer product safety and
radiation source control.
General Clinic - various counseling and clinic services open to the public.
Diabetes Control Program - provides extensive diabetes education and in-service programs to
area professionals involved in direct patient care.
Immunizations Program - provides vaccines to prevent various diseases and provides flu shots
for the elderly and high risk groups.
Hypertension Control Program - screening and monitoring services, patient education and
counseling are available.
Cancer Screening Program - pap smear screening and breast self-exam education provided.
Health Education Program - disease prevention and health promotion education.
Tuberculosis Program - provides TB skin tests.
Sexually Transmitted Diseases Program - diagnostic testing, counseling and treatment available
to anyone concerned about venereal disease.
Dental Health Program - dental services to children who are financially unable to obtain
necessary treatment.
SERVICE AREA: Grayson, Hardin, LaRue, Marion, Meade, Nelson, and Washington
Counties.
FEES: Based on services provided.
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Phone: (270) 737-1212
Email: www.hmh.net
Services Available:
Birthplace, maternity unit
Business and Industry Service
Cancer Services, including: Chemotherapy, Radiation Therapy, Hospice affiliation,
Radiation Van Service- transportation between patients home & Hardin Memorial
Hospital, Tumor Board Registry
Cardiac Services, including: Cardiac Care Unit, Cardiac Catheterization Laboratory,
LifeBeat-cardiac rehabilitation program, and Progressive Care Unit, Open
Heart Surgery, angioplasty, and stenting.
Community Education
CareFirst, a minor emergency treatment center in Radcliff, Ky
Diagnostic Services, Dopscan, Echocardiagram, EEG, EKG, Treadmill, and Vascular
Emergency Room, staffed 24-hours per day by emergency physicians.
Home Care
Laboratory Services, including: Outpatient Laboratory, Helmwood Medical Center
and Outpatient Laboratory, Hardin Memorial Hospital
LifeSpring, psychiatric unit
Lithotripsy (kidney stone treatment)
Medical Care Units, including: Intensive Care Unit
Mobile Diagnostic Service
Magnetic Resonance
Mammography Center
Newborn Nurseries, Level 1 and 2
Occupational Therapy
Pathology
Pediatrics Unit
Pharmacy
Physical Therapy
Physician Referral Service: 765-1740 or 1-800-221-7691
Pulmonary Rehabilitation
Radiology Services, including: Angiography, CT Scanner, Magnetic Resonance
Imager, Mammography, Nuclear Medicine, Routine Radiography,
Ultrasound
Respiratory Therapy
Social Services
Skilled Nursing Facility
Sleep Lab
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Hardin Memorial Hospital (continued)
Speech Therapy
Support Groups for Diabetes, heart patients, pulmonary patients, smoking cessation
Surgical Program, including: Same Day Surgery, 8 operating rooms
Volunteer Services, including: Hardin Memorial Auxiliary Teenage Volunteer
Program
ALL telephone numbers for Hardin Memorial Hospital have the prefix of 706--with area code
270.. Listed below are some of the most frequently called numbers:
Departments:
Materials Management
Finance & Accounts Payable
Billing & Insurance
Emergency Department
Patient Information
Phone Number:
270-706-1329
270-706-1727
270-706-1565
270-706-1640
270-706-1764
Norton Spring View Hospital
320 Loretto Road
Lebanon, KY 40033
Phone: (502) 692-3161
SERVICES: Short term skilled nursing facility. Physicians available for family and general
practice.
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P.O. Box 2149
Phone: (270) 706-1493
FEES: None
Springview Hospital
320 Loretto Road
Lebanon, KY 40033
Phone: (270) 692-3161
WEB: www.springviewhospital.com
SERVICES: 75 bed acute care facility. Offers a full range of services: emergency,
cardiopulmonary, laboratory, diagnostic imaging, rehabilitation, women’s center and
occupational health.
SERVICE AREA: Surrounding region.
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Surgical Center of Elizabethtown
108 Financial Drive
Phone: (270) 737-5200
Fax: (270) 765-5362
SERVICES: Free standing outpatient surgery. Facility has three complete operating rooms for
utilization plus a treatment room. JCAHD with commendation accreditation.
ELIGIBILITY: Anyone referred by a physician. This is an extension of physicians office.
FEES: Medicaid, Medicare, Tricare, self-pay - global fees.
Taylor County Hospital
Lebanon, KY 40033
Phone: (270) 692-6184
Washington County Health Department
302 East Main Street
Phone: (859) 336-3989
Fax: (859) 336-9162
SERVICES: Preventive health services including: Well Child Program, Early & Periodic
Screening, SIDS Program, Car Seat Loan Program, PKU Screening, Immunization Program,
Genetic Disease Program, Developmental Disabilities Clinic, Regional Pediatric Clinic,
Commission for Handicapped Children, WIC Planning, Tuberculosis Program, General Clinic,
Nutrition Education, etc.
SERVICE AREA: Washington County residents and adjoining counties.
ELIGIBILITY: Based on program. Appointments are necessary.
FEES: Nominal fee for immunization. Sliding fee for Family Planning.
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MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES
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Alcohol/Drug Abuse Recovery Center
Phone: (270) 765-5145
OFFICE HOURS: 24 Hours per day
SERVICES: To provide the first step in helping an individual attain and maintain freedom from
alcohol and other drugs through a 30 day inpatient program. Education, self-help groups,
individual and group therapy, and family counseling, outpatient services, DUI treatment.
SERVICE AREA: Lincoln Trail Area and outreach throughout the U.S.
ELIGIBILITY: Anyone who suffers from alcohol or drug dependency.
FEES: Services are covered by most major insurance companies, Medicaid & Medicare. A
sliding fee scale also offers another payment option.
Communicare
OFFICE HOURS: 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM (Monday-Friday). Some evening hours.
SERVICE AREA: Clinics located in Breckinridge, Grayson, Hardin, Marion, Meade, Nelson,
and Washington counties.
FEES: Many services are covered by insurance, Medicaid, or other third party payor. Sliding
fee scale, based on income, for those without insurance.
Adult Crisis Stabilization Unit
100 Gray Street
Phone: (270) 737-1360
Fax:
(270) 737-1920
8-bed, short-term, crisis stabilization unit offers psychosocial and psychiatric assessment for
consumers with mental health difficulties that cannot be managed in their home environment.
Individual and group therapy is available daily, along with case management and medication
management, as needed.
Clinic Services
For new appointments call: 888-344-8066
This service is available for persons of all ages who are experiencing emotional difficulties. The
outpatient clinics offer individual and group therapy, drug/alcohol counseling, family and marital
counseling.
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Communicare Services (continued)
Consumer Directed Option (CDO)
Support Brokerage services are now being offered by Communicare for Kentucky Medicaid
Waiver members. CDO allows members to choose who provides their non-medical waiver
services which allows them greater freedom of choice, flexibility, and control over their supports
and services. Members can choose to direct all or some of their non-medical waiver services. For
more information, contact: Dion Merriman, Regional Manager - Waivers
Communicare Inc., 320 Ring Road, Elizabethtown, KY 42701 (270)769-3377
Early Intervention Program (EIP)
Phone: (270) 765-2605 ext. 1405
Fax: (270) 737-2293
Office Hours: 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM, others by appointment
SERVICES: The Early Intervention Programs in Kentucky serve youth through collaboration
with the Court Designated Worker Program and through court referrals. Youth, age 12-17, who
have drug or alcohol related offenses are eligible for services. A variety of tools are used to place
each youth in the appropriate prevention education curriculum, or to refer them for further
assessment. If a youth demonstrates the need for education, those services will be provided by
the Early Intervention Specialist. Youth needing treatment for chemical dependency will be
given appropriate referral options, which may include clinical assessment and group or individual
counseling.
FEES: Fees are self-pay as determined by Kentucky Revised Statute
Washington
KIDS NOW
Phone: (270) 765-2605
Fax: (270) 737-2293
SERVICES: KIDS NOW is a Communicare program concerned with preventing drug and
alcohol affected babies. Staff collaborates with a variety of community agencies in order to
identify women to invite to universal prevention services, which are open to all pregnant or up to
60 days-postpartum women.
FEES: Services are covered by Medicaid
Washington counties
Mental Retardation/Developmental Disabilities Division
320 Ring Road
Phone: (270) 769-3377
Provide services to individuals with a mental retardation diagnosis or who have developmental
disabilities.
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Mental Health Case Management Services
1311 N. Dixie Avenue, Bldg. D
Phone: (270) 769-1304
Provide counseling, supervisory work with families, and home support counseling. Referrals
through physicians, hospitals, and families.
Regional Prevention Center
Phone: (270) 765-5992
Fax: (270) 737-2293
SERVICES: Prevention of Alcohol, Tobacco, and other drug problems. Adult & Youth
Prevention Services, Community Mobilization Services, Prevention Information Services,
Training of Trainers, Training of Impactors, Community Consultation Services, Multi-media
Resources available for lending
SERVICE AREA:
Breckinridge, Grayson, Hardin, LaRue, Marion, Meade, Nelson, and
Therapeutic Rehabilitation
1311 N. Dixie Avenue, Building B
Phone: (270) 769-1304
This is an intensive day treatment program which permits people to maintain daily contact with
family, employers and their community. The client is treated in a supportive situation with the
help of skilled professionals.
Zero Tolerance Program (ZT)
Phone: (270) 765-2605 ext. 1405
Fax: (270) 737-2293
SERVICES: In October of 2000, a new component of the EIP was established. The Zero
Tolerance (ZT) Program is for young persons under the age of 21 charged with driving with a
blood-alcohol content of .02-.08. The young person must follow through with the
recommendations of both their court agreement and the EIP, which includes paying all fees or
attending a treatment program if required
FEES: Fees are self-pay as determined by Kentucky Revised Statute
Washington
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J. P. Interventions, Inc.
110 Village Drive
Phone: (270) 763-0728
Fax: (270) 763-9618
We provide outpatient counseling for children, adolescents and adults of all ages. Our services
include assessment, individual, group and family therapy, psycho-educational classes, referral for
inpatient treatment and follow-up aftercare and consultation services.
OFFICE HOURS:
SERVICES:
Monday - Friday: 9:00 am - 4:30 pm
Some appointments available in the evenings
Court-ordered services include:
Family and Couples Counseling
Substance Abuse assessments and treatment
Services available without court order include the above and additionally
available are:
Parenting education
Blended ("step") family counseling
Grief and loss counseling
Job and school-related problems
Stress management
Anger management
Impact plus-counseling for children on Medicaid
Safe kids program
Marital and divorce counseling
Counseling for sexual and physical victimization
Many other issues are treated as resources are available
SERVICE AREA:
Available to anyone within traveling area.
ELIGIBILITY:
Call for information.
FEES:
Many insurances accepted. Call for information.
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Lincoln Trail Behavioral Health System
3909 South Wilson Road
Radcliff, KY 40160
Phone: (270) 351-9444
Outpatient Clinic: (270) 351-8976
Toll Free: (800) 274-7374
Fax: (270) 351-0400
www.lincolnbehavioral.com
Lincoln Trail Behavioral Health System is a 140-bed facility situated on a beautifully landscaped,
20 acre campus.
AVAILABILITY: Free, confidential assessment 24 hours a day/7days a week.
SERVICES: We provide Inpatient, Traditional Outpatient Programs for children, adults,
adolescents and children with psychiatric and chemical dependency issues. Lincoln Trail
Behavioral Health System also has the Willows Program for sexually reactive adolescent females
ages 9 – 17.
We also have Individual therapy, group therapy and couples therapy, and Medication
Management for children, adolescents and adults at our outpatient clinic at 750 W. Lincoln Trail
Blvd. in Radcliff. For further information about our Traditional Outpatient services, please call
270-351-8976.
Also included in our services is a specialized program “Reflections” for individuals over
the age of 60 who are experiencing acute psychiatric symptoms. (Medicare accepted for persons
over 60, Medicaid accepted for persons over 65 and most major insurance companies are
accepted.)
SERVICE AREA: Entire Commonwealth of Kentucky.
ELIGIBILITY: Children 6-12, Adolescents 13-17, Adults 18 years and older.
FEES: Covered by most major insurance companies, as well as Tricare, Medicare, & Medicaid
(up to age 21).
PASSAGES
615 Westport Road
(270) 737-6449
SERVICES: Women’s Transitional Housing Program, involving subsidized housing (11 units)
for chemically dependent women located in Hardin County. Admission criteria includes:
Kentucky resident over the age of 18; homeless; have demonstrated self-acknowledgment of a
chemical dependency problem; a limited annual income; have received chemical dependency
treatment within the past six months prior to application, and have maintained 30 days of sobriety
prior to admission. An on-site caseworker is assigned to assist with educational sessions to help
clients continue with a healthy drug/alcohol free lifestyle.
SERVICE AREA: State of Kentucky
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Rivendell Behavioral Health Services
Psychiatric Inpatient & Outpatient Services
1035 Porter Pike Road
Bowling Green, KY 42103
Phone: (270) 843-1199
Toll Free: (800) 548-2621
Fax: (270) 782-9996
OFFICE HOURS: Administration 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM (Monday-Friday)
Hospital - 24 hours a day/7 days a week
SERVICES: Inpatient & Outpatient psychiatric care for:
Children: 5-12
Adolescents: 13-17
Adults: 18 and older
Alcohol/CD Program for Adolescents ages 13-17.
SERVICE AREA: State of Kentucky
ELIGIBILITY: Based on assessed need, assessment done free of charge.
FEES: Most insurance plans are accepted, as well as Medicaid & Medicare.
711 McDowell Blvd.
Bardstown, KY 40004
Phone: (502) 349-5500
Toll Free: (800) 633-9844
SERVICES: In-home mental health services.
Registered Nurse, Medical Social Worker, Home Health Aide, laboratory services and medical
supplies.
SERVICE AREA: Marion, Meade, Washington, Nelson, Hardin, Breckinridge and LaRue
ELIGIBILITY: Service specific, payor specific, age 60 +.
FEES:
Services offered regardless of ability to pay.
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SUPPORT GROUPS AND SERVICES
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Allegro Alzheimer’s Support Group
Allegro, Towne Hall
108 Diecks Drive
Phone: 270-765-4414
HOURS: Last Wednesday of each month from 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm (EST)
SERVICES: Participants in this support group receive emotional support, practical assistance in
coping with the problems they face, and the latest information about research.
SERVICE AREA: Greater Kentucky and Southern Indiana counties
FEES: None
Alzheimer's Association
Kaden Tower
6100 Dutchmans Lane, Suite 401
Help line: 800-272-3900
Website: www.alz.org/kyin
OFFICE HOURS: 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM (EST)
Weekend, Holidays, and after hours calls are forwarded to answering service/helpline.
SERVICES: Provide free informational materials about Alzheimer's disease and referrals to
local chapters for additional support services. Helpline support, safe return program.
SERVICE AREA: Greater Kentucky and Southern Indiana counties
FEES: None
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816 State Street
Radcliff, KY 40160
Phone: 270-352-5007
WEB: www.crosswayprc.org/content/default.asp
OFFICE HOURS:
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
11 a.m. – 2 p.m. EST
11 a.m. – 4 p.m. EST
11 a.m. - 6 p.m. EST
11 a.m. - 4 p.m. EST
24 hour helpline available.
FEES: None
SUPPORT ORGANIZATIONS
American Cancer Society - Louisville Chapter
701 West Muhammad Ali Blvd.
(502) 584-6782
American Heart Association
Suite 207
333 Guthrie Street
(502) 587-8641
Arthritis Foundation
Kentucky Chapter
2908 Brownsboro Road, Suite 117
(800) 633-5335
Dream Factory
1218 S. Third Street
(502) 637-8700
Organization that tries to help make terminally ill children's dreams come true.
Monday – Friday (8:00 am – 4:00 pm)
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Epilepsy Foundation of America
4351 Garden City Drive, 5th Floor
Landover, Maryland 20785
(301) 459-3700
Kentucky Cancer Program
1010 Woodland Drive, Suite 201
(270) 360-0901
Kentucky Industries for the Blind
1900 Brownsboro Road
Louisville, KY
(502) 893-0211
Kentucky Lions Eye Foundation and the Kentucky Eye Institute
301 E. Muhammad Ali Blvd.
(502) 583-0564
Kentucky School for the Blind
1867 Frankfort Avenue
(502) 897-1583
National Craniofacial Foundation
13140 Coit Road, Suite 307
Dallas, TX 75240
(800) 535-3643
A charitable organization that helps people who suffer from facial deformities and cannot afford
surgery to correct it.
National Kidney Foundation of Kentucky
250 East Liberty Street, Suite 710
(800) 737-LIFE
(502) 585-5433
SIDS (Sudden Infant Death Syndrome) Support Group
National Organization:
National Sudden Infant Death Syndrome Foundation, Inc.
1314 Bedford Avenue, Suite 108
Baltimore, Maryland 21208
1-800-221-7437 (SIDS)
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Genetic Counseling Clinics:
Louisville:
Department of Pediatrics
Child Evaluation Center
University of Louisville
(502) 852-5331
Elizabethtown:
Hardin County Health Center
580 Westport Road
(270) 765-6196
Lexington:
Department of Pediatrics
Division of Genetics and Dysmorphology
University of Kentucky
(502) 233-5558
Clarity - - Solutions for Women
Phone: (270) 234-1122
24 Hour Hotline: (800) 395-4357
2 p.m. – 8 p.m.
Thursday 9 a.m. – 3 p.m.
needs.
FEES: None
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NARFE
National Association of Retired Federal Employees
606 N. Washington Street
Alexandria, VA 22314
Phone: (800) 627-3394 (National Headquarters)
Web: www.narfe.org
The National Association of Retired Federal Employees is dedicated to protecting the wellearned retirement benefits of federal civilian retirees. The Association, founded by 14 charter
members in 1921, has grown to nearly half a million members.
SERVICES: Assistance is provided on retirement and a myriad of benefit issues; help with
preparing forms and reports associated with death benefits, delivery of annuity checks, health
insurance, change of beneficiary, and other issues affecting the Federal employee.
SERVICE AREA: Civilians employed at any agency of the federal or District of Columbia
government, who work under a federal retirement program.
ELIGIBILITY: Civil service retirees, former employees, current employees, spouses and
surviving spouses of those eligible to join NARFE, former spouses who are legally eligible for a
federal annuity.
FEES: $25 membership fee for current employees.
$33 membership fee for retirees.
Open Arms
Lincoln Trail Elementary School/Media Center
3154 Bardstown Road
Coordinator: Laura Cooper (270) 737-5110 or (270) 300-4966
Meets every 3rd Thursday at 6:30 pm.
Call for more information.
Open Arms is a support group for grandparents/relatives raising children. Their mission is to
share information, exchange ideas, correct misinformation, and support modern-day caregivers.
107
P.O. Box 214
Phone: (270) 706-1493
FEES: None
108
TRANSPORTATION
110
Community Action Transportation Services
(CATS)
332 Hood Avenue, P.O. Box 830
Lebanon, KY 40033
Phone: (270) 692-2136 Toll Free: (800) 242-8225
Fax: (270) 692-2816 or 3507
!
CKCAC-CATS provides demand-response community transportation with destinations to any
point within the state of Kentucky. Reservations for service are to be made by calling (800) 2428225 at least 24 hours in advance. CATS is a subcontracted transportation provider in the
Kentucky Medicaid Program.
!
OFFICE HOURS: 8:00 AM- 4:30 PM (Monday-Friday) excluding holidays
!
SERVICES: Community services are provided 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM, Monday-Friday (excluding
holidays). Senior Citizen (age 60+) pre-set route service is provided between 8:30 AM and 3:30
PM. Other Contract schedules are negotiated.
!
SERVICE AREA: Community demand-response and Senior Citizen services are provided in
Breckinridge, Grayson, LaRue, Marion, and Nelson counties. Senior Citizen service is also
provided in Washington County.
ELIGIBILITY: The public at large are eligible to utilize community transportation services.
(*NOTE: as of 6/27/03; Due to differences in federal Public Transportation programs, with the
creation of a Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) in the E'town/Radcliff/Muldraugh
urban area - some fare-paying public transportation will no longer be available in that urban area
through CATS.)
The "fee paying" riders are those affected, it does not affect Aging Program transportation and
Medicaid/Medicare reimbursement riders. The Senior Citizen service requires certification of
age 60+ or spouse of person 60+.
!
FEES: The fare for community transportation* is one dollar and 10 cents ($1.10) per mile or a
minimum of five dollars ($5.00). Although there is not a charge for senior route transportation,
there is a suggested donation of $1.00 for each local one-way trip.
City Cab
214 S. Mulberry
Phone: (270) 765-4242
Freddy's Taxi Cab Service
1363 1/2 N. Dixie Blvd.
Radcliff, KY 40160
Phone: (270) 351-7373
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Community Action of the Bluegrass
111 Professional Court (Central Office)
Frankfort, KY
WEB: www.bluegrasscommunity action.org.
SERVICES: Aging services, adult day, senior companions, SCESP (Senior community
Employment Service Program).
Service Area: Washington County.
Hardin County Ambulance Service
1450 Rineyville Road
Phone: (270) 769-3014
Emergency: #911
Non Emergency: (270) 769-3342
WEB: www.hcky.org/ambulance.htm
SERVICES: Emergency and non-emergency transportation, emergency medical care and
stabilization, emergency and non-emergency ambulance transportation to medical care facilities
for persons not physically able to transport by other means.
LaRue County EMS
924 S. Lincoln Blvd.
Phone: (270) 358-9876
Non-emergency: (270) 358-4071
SERVICES: Convalescent Transportation, Non-Emergency Basic Life Support Transportation,
Emergency Basic Life Support Transportation, Non-Emergency Advance Life Support
Transportation, Emergency Advanced Life Support Transportation.
SERVICE AREA: LaRue County
ELIGIBILITY: Medicare approved assignment accepted, Medicaid approved.
FEES: Varies according to service
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Marion County EMS
436 West Walnut Street
Lebanon, KY 40033
Phone: (270) 692-6666
Fax: (270) 692-2941
HOURS: Monday – Friday 8:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Calls: 24/7
SERVICES: Emergency or non-emergency transportation.
Transit Authority of Central Kentucky
T.A.C.K. Transportation
1209 N. Dixie Ave
Phone: (270) 765-2612
Toll Free: (855) 285-8225
Fax: (270) 234-0116
TACK provides demand-response community transportation with destinations to any point
within the state of Kentucky. Reservations for service are to be made by calling (855) 285-8225
at least 24 hours in advance. TACK is a subcontracted transportation provider in the Kentucky
Medicaid Program.
OFFICE HOURS: 8:00 AM- 4:30 PM (Monday-Friday) excluding holidays
SERVICES: Community services are provided 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM, Monday-Friday (excluding
holidays). Senior Citizen (age 60+) pre-set route service is provided between 8:30 AM and 3:30
PM. Other Contract schedules are negotiated.
SERVICE AREA: Community demand-response and Senior Citizen services are provided in
Hardin and Meade counties.
ELIGIBILITY: The public at large are eligible to utilize community transportation services.
FEES: The fare for community transportation is one dollar and 25 cents ($1.25) per mile or a
minimum of five dollars ($5.00). Although there is not a charge for senior route transportation,
there is a suggested donation of $1.00 for each local trip.
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VOLUNTEER PROGRAMS
113
Central Kentucky Retired & Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP)
1111 N. Dixie Box N
Phone: (270) 737-0669 or (866) 275-5772
Fax: (270) 234-8764
SERVICES: Through RSVP, volunteers match their talents, creativity, wisdom and experience
to community needs. It is part of the National Senior Service Corps, the national network for
senior service where men and women from all walks of life can put their life experiences to work
in their communities.
SERVICE AREA: Hardin, LaRue, and Nelson counties.
ELIGIBILITY: Anyone over the age of 55. Referrals can be made from anyone; agencies
needing volunteers, people wanting to volunteer, social workers, families, etc.
Senior Companion Program (SCP)
201 E. Flaget Avenue
Bardstown, KY 40004
Phone: (502) 348-0099
Fax:
(502) 348-8406
[email protected]
SERVICES: Light house cleaning, short distance transportation, companionship, and respite.
These services are provided by volunteers at no charge to eligible clients.
SERVICE AREA: Breckinridge, Grayson, Hardin, Nelson, Marion, and Washington counties.
ELIGIBILITY: Volunteers- individuals 55 years old or over, on a fixed ‘low’ income,
physically able to provide in-home assistance or short distance transportation. Volunteers
receive $2.65 per hour (tax free), and mileage reimbursement.
Clients- need to be 21 years old or over and have one or more physical, mental or emotional
need.
114
Habitat for Humanity
1016 Pear Orchard Road
Phone: (270) 360-9900
HOURS: 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM (Monday, Tuesday and Thursday)
SERVICES: Habitat builds simple, decent houses in partnership with prospective homeowner
families that cannot qualify for traditional loans. Our goal is to eliminate poverty housing in
Hardin County.
Beginning in 2011 Habitat for Humanity expanded to provide minor home repairs and
weatherization assistance through “A Brush with Kindness”.
ELIGIBILITY: Families in need that cannot qualify for traditional loans and who meet the
additional eligibility requirements established by Hardin County Habitat for Humanity. Families
will be required to participate in various aspects of the process.
FEES: None
Hardin County Homemakers
201 Peterson Drive
Phone: (270) 765-4121
Fax: (270) 769-0426
Learning, leading, serving, that's what Hardin County Extension Homemakers is all about. For
some, Extension Homemakers is a chance to gain information to benefit themselves and their
families. For others, it's a way to become involved with a group who cares about you and
community and wants to help make it even better. Many Homemakers will find opportunities to
become leaders and to strengthen leadership skills.
As an Extension Homemaker you will receive research based information that will help you
learn more about: Nutrition & Foods, Family Resource Management, Clothing & Textiles,
Energy, Housing & Home Furnishing, Family Life, Cultural Arts, and Health and Safety.
In addition, you'll learn about community issues and concerns, and international cultures and
lifestyles.
ELIGIBILITY: Hardin County Resident
FEES: None
115
Hardin Memorial Auxiliary
Phone: (270) 737-1212, ext. 1713
OFFICE HOURS: 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
SERVICES: The objectives of this organization shall be to render service to Hardin Memorial
Hospital and its patients and to assist Hardin memorial hospital in promoting the health and
welfare of the area in accordance with objectives established by the institution.
SERVICE AREA: Hardin, Breckinridge, Grayson, Meade, Bullitt, Nelson, Washington,
LaRue, Marion, Taylor, Green, Adair and Barren counties.
ELIGIBILITY: Men and women, age 20 and up.
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INDEX
A
Abuse Hotline .............................................................. 68
Active Day, Inc. ............................................................. 5
Adult/Child Abuse (Hotline) ........................................ 68
Advocacy & Support ................................................. 1,44
AIDS hotline ................................................................ 68
Alcohol/Drug Abuse Recovery Center ........................ 97
Allegro at Helmwood, The ...................................... 15,66
Alzheimer's Association ........................................ 68,103
Allegro Alzheimer’s Support Group .......................... 103
Alzheimer's Disease and Related Disorders................. 68
American Cancer Society ................................. 30,68,104
American Council of Blind hotline .............................. 68
American Heart Association ...................................... 104
American Kidney Fund hotline .................................... 68
American Red Cross .................................................... 43
Area Agency on Aging .................................................. 8
Army Community Service Outreach Program ............. 54
Arthritis Foundation ................................................... 104
Arthritis Medical Center hotline .................................. 68
Assoc. for Retarded and Handicapped .................... 31,72
Assoc. Retarded/Handicapped Hardin Co ................... 68
Atria Elizabethtown .................................................. 15
B
Baptist Youth Ranch .................................................... 72
Bardstown/Nelson Co. Chamber of Commerce ........... 21
Bardstown Employment Services ................................ 50
Bardstown Family Resource & Youth Services Ctr .... 56
Bardstown Housing Authority ..................................... 70
Bardstown Senior Citizens Center ............................... 10
Bardstown/Nelson County Adult Learning Ctr ........... 31
Bee Hive Assisted Living ............................................ 16
Better Business Bureau hotline .................................... 68
Bloomfield Senior Citizens Center .............................. 10
Bluegrass Assisted Living ............................................ 16
Bradfordsville Senior Citizens Center ......................... 10
Brandenburg Employment Services ............................. 50
Breckinridge County Community Action ............... 45,69
Breckinridge County Family Support .................. 3,47,55
Breckinridge County Public Library ............................ 78
Breckinridge Manor ..................................................... 82
Breckinridge Memorial Hospital ............................ 62,90
Breckinridge Protection & Permanency ................... 3,47
“Brush of Kindness” (Habitat for Humanity) ...... 70,114
C
CDC National hotline ................................................... 68
Cabinet for Families & Children Ombudsman ............ 68
Career Connections ...................................................... 33
CAREFIRST ................................................................ 90
Care 4 Ever Senior Care ................................................. 6
Caretenders ................................................................... 62
Caring Place (The) .................................................... 1,68
Cedars of Lebanon Nursing Home ............................... 82
CKCAC Section 8 Certificate/Voucher Program ........ 69
Central Kentucky RSVP ....................................... 11,114
Central Kentucky Head Start Program ......................... 32
Child Support Enforcement Division ........................... 72
City Cab ..................................................................... 112
Clarity - - Solutions for Women........... ..... .37,48,58,106
Cloverport Community Library ................................... 78
Cloverport Head Start .................................................. 32
Cloverport Senior Citizens Center ................................. 9
Colonial Health & Rehab Center ................................. 82
Communicare Adult Crisis Stabilization Unit ............. 97
Communicare Clinic Services ...................................... 97
Communicare Children’s Crisis Stabilization Unit ..... 73
Communicare Children’s Outpatient Counseling ....... 73
Communicare Early Childhood Program ..................... 73
Communicare Early Intervention Program .................. 98
Communicare KIDS NOW .......................................... 98
Communicare Mental Developmental Disabilities ...... 98
Communicare Mental Health Case Mgmt. .................. 99
Communicare Regional Prevention Center .................. 99
Communicare Therapeutic Rehabilitation ................... 99
Communicare Zero Tolerance...................................... 99
Community Action (8 county listings) .................... 29,45
Community Action of the Bluegrass .......................... 112
Community Action T.A.C.K. Transportation ............ 111
Community Based Services ......................................... 55
Community Coordinated Child Care (4Cs) ................. 25
Community Home Health Care .................................... 63
Community Services of KY ......................................... 27
Consumer Directed Option .......................................... 98
County Cooperative Extension Services ...................... 60
Creekside Family Resource Center .............................. 56
Crime Victim Advocate ................................................. 2
CrossWay Pregnancy Resource Center............ 46,58,104
D
Department for Community Based Services ........... 47,55
Dept of Aging & Independent Living .......................... 12
Division of Workforce & Employment Services ......... 50
Downs Syndrome Society hotline ................................ 68
Dream Factory ............................................................ 105
E
Elizabethtown Community/Tech College .................... 33
Elizabethtown Community College Library ................ 79
Elizabethtown Employment Services .......................... 50
Elizabethtown Family Resource &
Youth Services Center ............................................ 56
Elizabethtown-Hardin Co. Chamber of Commerce ..... 21
Elizabethtown Housing Authority ............................... 70
Elizabethtown Nursing & Rehab Center ...................... 82
INDEX
Employment Services .................................................. 50
Epilepsy Foundation of America ............................... 105
Expanded Foods & Nutrition Education Program ....... 34
Experience Works ................................................... 34,51
Extension Services ....................................................... 35
F
Family Caregiver Support Program ............................... 9
Family Care Homes ..................................................... 69
Family Home Healthcare ............................................. 63
Family Resource & Youth Services Centers ................ 56
Family Support ............................................................. 55
Feeding America .......................................................... 44
First Steps ..................................................................... 25
Flaget Hospital Nursing Facility .................................. 90
Flaget Memorial Hospital ............................................ 90
Freddy's Taxi Cab Service ......................................... 112
G
Genetic Counseling Clinics ........................................ 106
Glen Dale Children’s Home ......................................... 75
Grayson County Community Action ...................... 45,69
Grayson County Family Support ......................... 3,47,55
Grayson County Public Library ................................... 79
Grayson County Senior Citizens Center ........................ 9
Grayson County Protection & Permanency .............. 3,55
Grayson Manor Nursing Home .................................... 83
Grief (Adult) Counseling—Hosparus .......................... 64
Griffin Manor Senior Citizens Center ............................ 9
H
Habitat for Humanity ............................................ 70,115
Hardin County Ambulance Service ........................... 112
Hardin County Community Action ......................... 45,69
Hardin Co. Cooperative Extension Service ............ 35,60
Hardin County Family Support ............................ 3,47,55
Hardin County Health Center ...................................... 91
Hardin County Homemakers ..................................... 116
Hardin County Public Library ...................................... 79
Hardin County Protection & Permanency ................ 3,55
Hardin County Schools/Migrant Education ....... 35,57,58
Hardin County Senior Citizens Center ........................... 9
Hardin Memorial Auxiliary ....................................... 115
Hardin Memorial Hospital ...................................... 36,93
Hardinsburg Employment Services ............................. 50
Hardinsburg Housing Authority ................................... 70
Hardinsburg Senior Citizen Center ................................ 9
Health Department ....................................................... 91
Healthsouth Lakeview Rehab Hospital ........................ 83
Helmwood Healthcare Center ...................................... 84
Helping Hands .............................................................. 48
Hodgenville Municipal Housing Authority ................. 70
Homecare of Hardin Memorial Hospital ..................... 64
Home Instead Senior Care ........................................... 18
Hosparus (formerly Hospice) ....................................... 64
Hospice of Nelson County ........................................... 65
Hotlines ........................................................................ 68
Housing Authority (8 counties) ................................... 70
Howevalley Family Resource Center .......................... 56
I
Intrepid USA Healthcare Services ............................... 65
Irvington Branch Library ............................................. 78
Irvington Housing Authority ........................................ 70
J
J. P. Interventions, Inc. ......................................... 74,100
K
KERAlot 1Family Resource Center ............................. 56
KERAlot II Family Resource Center ........................... 56
KERAlot III Family Resource Center .......................... 56
Kensington Manor Nursing Facility ........................... 84
Kentucky Baptist Homes for Children ........................ 75
Kentucky Cancer Program .................................... 30,105
Kentucky Commission for Children
with Special Health Care Needs .................... 27
Kentucky Industries for the Blind .............................. 105
Kentucky Lions Eye Foundation ................................ 105
KY Physicians Care Hotline ........................................ 68
Kentucky School for the Blind ................................... 105
Kentucky Talking Book Library .................................. 80
Kentucky Tech Elizabethtown ..................................... 38
Kentucky Tech/Nelson County .................................... 38
L
Lakewood Family Resource & Youth Svc .................. 57
LaRue County Chamber of Commerce ........................ 22
LaRue County Community Action ......................... 45,69
LaRue County Cooperative Extension Service ....... 39,60
LaRue County EMS ................................................... 113
LaRue Co. Even Start Family Literacy Program ......... 39
LaRue County Family Resource &
Youth Services Center ............................................ 57
LaRue County Family Support ............................ 3,47,55
LaRue County Protection & Permanency ................. 3,55
LaRue County Public Library ...................................... 80
LaRue County Senior Citizens Center ......................... 10
Lebanon Employment Service ..................................... 50
Lebanon Housing Authority ......................................... 70
Lebanon Senior Citizens Center .................................. 10
Lebanon-Marion Co. Chamber of Commerce ............. 22
Legal Aid Society ......................................................... 76
Leitchfield Employment Service ................................. 50
INDEX
Leitchfield-Grayson Co. Chamber of Commerce ........ 23
Lifecare Center of Bardstown ...................................... 85
Life Connection (The) .................................................. 26
Lifeline Home Care, Inc. .............................................. 12
Lincoln Trail Area Agency on Aging/Indep.Living ...... 8
Lincoln Trail Area Career Center ............................... 51
Lincoln Trail Area Development District .................... 18
Lincoln Trail Behavioral Health System ................... 101
Lincoln Trail District Home Health Agency ................ 66
Lincoln Trail Senior Citizens Centers ............................ 9
Lincoln Trail TRIAD ................................................... 14
Long Term Care Ombudsman ...................................... 76
Loretto Motherhouse Infirmary ................................... 85
Loretto Senior Citizens Center ..................................... 10
Louisville Easter Seals ................................................. 28
Lumina ......................................................................... 85
Nelson County Family Support............................ 3,47,55
Nelson County Protection & Permanency ........... 3,47,55
Nelson County Public Library ..................................... 81
New Haven Senior Citizens Center .................................
New Highland Family Resource Center ...................... 57
North Hardin Health & Rehabilitation Ctr ................... 86
North Hardin Hope ....................................................... 49
Norton Spring View Hospital ...................................... 94
Nursing Home Ombudsman hotline ............................ 68
M
P
Marion County Adult Day Care ..................................... 6
Marion County Community Action ........................ 45,69
Marion County EMS .................................................. 113
Marion County Family Support ........................... 3,47,55
Marion County Protection & Permanency ........... 3,47,55
Marion County Public Library ..................................... 80
Meade County Area Chamber of Commerce ............... 23
Meade County Community Action ......................... 45,69
Meade County Cooperative Extension Serv ........... 40,60
Meade County Family Support ............................ 3,47,55
Meade County High School Youth Svc Ctr ................. 57
Meade County Protection & Permanency ............ 3,47,55
Meade County Public Library ...................................... 81
Meade County Senior Citizens Center ......................... 10
Meadow View Family Place ........................................ 57
Medic Alert Foundation hotline ................................... 68
Medco Center of Brandenburg ..................................... 86
Medco Center of Hardinsburg ...................................... 86
Migrant Education Program .................................... 35,61
Missing Children's Network hotline ............................ 68
Mom’s Meals ............................................................... 13
Morningview Gardens Assisted Living ....................... 17
MPH Medical ............................................................... 66
Mulberry Helm Adult Learning Center ....................... 41
Parent Help Line .......................................................... 68
Parkway Family Resource Center ................................ 57
Passages ..................................................................... 101
Personal Care Attendant Program .................................. 8
Physician Referral Service hotline ............................... 68
Poison Control Center hotline ...................................... 68
Program C.A.R.E. ............................................ 59,95,108
Protection & Advocacy Division ................................. 77
Protection & Permanency Division ...................... 3,47,55
N
NARFE........................................................... ........... .107
National Center for Stuttering hotline .......................... 68
National Craniofacial Foundation .............................. 105
National Kidney Foundation ...................................... 106
National Response Center hotline ................................ 68
National Runaway Switchboard hotline ...................... 68
National Society to Prevent Blindness hotline ............. 68
Nelson County Community Action ......................... 45,69
Nelson County Family Resource &
Youth Services Center ................................... 57
O
Office of Vocational Rehabilitation ........................ 29,42
Office of the Ombudsman ............................................ 77
Office for the Blind ...................................................... 28
Open Arms ................................................................. 107
R
Radcliff Housing Authority ......................................... 70
Radcliff Senior Center ................................................... 9
Radcliff-Vine Grove Chamber of Commerce .............. 24
Retired Senior Volunteer Program ........................ 11,114
Rineyville Family Resource Center ............................. 57
Rivendell Behavioral Health Services ....................... 102
Rural Development, USDA ......................................... 71
S
Sansbury Care Center................................................... 87
Senior Companion Program .................................. 11,114
SIDS ........................................................................... 105
Social Security Administration .................................... 13
Springfield Employment Service ................................. 50
Springfield Housing Authority ..................................... 70
Springfield Nursing & Rehab Center ........................... 87
Springfield-Washington Co.Chamber of Commerce ... 24
SpringHaven,Inc. ...................................................... 4,49
Spring View Health & Rehab Center ........................... 87
Spring View Hospital ................................................... 95
Stuart Pepper Middle School Youth Svc.Ctr. .............. 57
Sunrise Manor Nursing Home .................................. 7,88
Surgical Center of Elizabethtown ................................ 96
INDEX
T
T.A.C.K. Transportation ............................................ 111
Taylor County Hospital ................................................ 96
Taylor Made Assisted Living ....................................... 17
Tender Touch Senior Services ..................................... 19
Twin Lakes Home Health Agency ............................... 67
U
U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission ............... 68
V
Visiting Angels of Lincoln Trail .................................. 20
VNA Nazareth Home Health ........................ 20A,67,102
Vocational Rehabilitation (Office of) .................... 29,42
W
Washington County Community Action ................. 45,69
Washington County Cooperative Extension Svc. ........ 60
Washington County Family Support.................... 3,47,55
Washington County Health Department ...................... 96
Washington County Protection & Permanency ........ 3,47
Washington County Public Library ............................. 81
Washington County Senior Citizens Center ................ 10
Welfare & Medicaid Fraud hotline .............................. 68
West Point Family Resource/Youth Svc.Ctr................ 56
Windsor Gardens Assisted Living Community ........... 17
Windsor Gardens Nursing Facility .............................. 88
Kindred Nursing & Rehab -Woodland ........................ 89
Workforce & Employment Services ............................ 50
Workforce Investment Act ........................................... 51
Y
Youth Services Centers ................................................ 56

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