The Coalition for the Homeless Shelters and Agencies

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Bellewood Presbyterian Home for Children
Jerry Cantrell, President/CEO
Headquarters, Residential and Transitional Living Programs
Louisville Residential Treatment Facility
11103 Park Road
Louisville KY 40223
245-4171 245-7447 F
www.bellewood.org
Julie Greenwell, Director of Operations
Independent Living Program
Janine Dewey, Director of Operations
1722 Bardstown Road
Louisville, KY 40204
451-1926 451-1859 F
Accommodations 9 transitional units (single men & women ages 18-25; can have dependents)
10 permanent supportive units (two parents or single ages 18-25; can have dependents or be expecting)
The Center for Women and Families
Marta Miranda, President / CEO
Mailing Address
927 South Second Street
P O Box 2048 (Joan E. Thomas Campus)
Louisville, KY 40201-2048
581-7200 581-7204 F
Kristy McCauley, Director of Shelter Operations
www.thecenteronline.org
Domestic Violence Program 581-7200
581-7222 - 24 hour Crisis Hotline
581-7204 F
Accommodations 76 emergency beds for women and their children
10 transitional units
West End Branch
4300 West Broadway
Louisville KY 40211 775-6408 775-6409 F
Accommodations 9 transitional units
Shauntaz Smith, Coordinator
Southern Indiana Campus (New Albany)
P O Box 248
Sellersburg, IN 47129
812-944-6743 812-345-6127 F
Accommodations 30 beds for women and their children
Rebecca Jetton, Sr. Director of SIC Operations
Choices, Inc.
Beth Hedges, Executive Director
800 East Liberty Street
585-3780 585-3766 F
Shanda Berrios, Case Manager
www.choicesincorporated.org
Accommodations for Homeless Women
Norma’s House
Marijane Toney’s House
Martie’s House
Single Housing at the Cloister
5 transitional beds for single women
2 transitional apartments for single parent families
2 transitional apartments for single parent families
6 transitional beds for single women
Family Scholar House
403 Reg Smith Circle
Louisville KY 40208
584-8090 584-8091 F
Cathe Dykstra, President & CEO
www.familyscholarhouse.org
Kristie Adams, Program Director
Linsey Schafer, Pre-Residential Services Coordinator
Jocelyn Feltalver, Client Services Coordinator
Selena Sanchez, Academic Services Coordinator
Accommodations Permanent Supportive Site Based Section 8 housing for single parent college students.
Louisville Scholar House and Downtown Scholar House
Revised: February 2011
Father Maloney’s Boys and Girls Haven
2301 Goldsmith Lane
458-1171 451-2161 F
Jeff Hadley, Executive Director
www.boyshaven.org
Accommodations 12 Transitional male or female beds
27 Permanent supported housing male or female spots
The Healing Place for Men
Business Office
1030 West Market Street
585-4848
Jay Davidson, President & CEO
Karyn Hascall, VP of Mission Advancement
Reggie Ezell, Program Director
Mike Gatewood, Staff Supervisor
www.thehealingplace.org
Shelter Location
1020 West Market
584-6606 589-3055 fax
Accommodations 1:30 pm sign-up for bed list; Check-in 4:00 pm; Check out 7:00 am
32 emergency overnight beds for men
70 transitional beds for men in recovery
170 beds for men in recovery
Detox & Clinic
1017 West Market Street
589-0369
Accommodations 24 “sobering up” beds for men
The Healing Place for Women
Pam Scott, Program Director
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1503 S. 15 Street
568-6680 568-6582 F
Angie Swope, Detox Supervisor
www.thehealingplace.org
Accommodations Check-in 4-7:00 pm
24 “sobering up” beds for women
108 beds for women in recovery
40 emergency overnight beds for women
68 transitional rooms for women with their children
The Home of the Innocents
1100 East Market Street
596-1000 596-1400 F
Gordon Brown, CEO
Judith Bloor, Senior Vice President
www.homeoftheinnocents.com
Accommodations 65 emergency beds and residential treatment (birth-17 years)
76 pediatric long-term care nursing beds
22 transitional housing beds for young single parents
6 transitional housing beds (men & women ages 18-24)
45 permanent supportive housing beds (men & women ages 18-24)
Foster care and community based services, including service for children with autism
House of Hope
Tangy Hunter-Hughes, Executive Director
1157 Dixie Highway
551-4270
Accommodations 8 transitional housing beds for women
House of Ruth, Inc
607 East St. Catherine Street
587-5080 587-5009 F
Linda Underwood, Executive Director
William Woods, Operations Director
Leslie Cairo, Glade House & Client Program Director
www.houseofruth.net
House of Ruth provides housing and support services for families and individuals affected by HIV/AIDS. Glade
House is owned and operated by House of Ruth and is a communal transitional housing residence for 12 single
men and women.
Interlink Counseling Services, Inc.
8311-B Preston Highway
964-7147 964-2242 F
H Wayne Creighton, President/CEO
Patricia Beck, Executive Director
Heather Long, Director of Operations
www.interlinkservices.org
Harmony House
8311 Preston Hwy
Louisville KY 40219
10 treatment beds for veterans
Genesis House I
8311 Preston Highway
15 transitional beds for veterans
Elzy Program
5 non-medical detox beds for
veterans and non-veterans
Genesis House III
Louisville KY 40219
20 Phase II beds for veterans
Jefferson Street Baptist Center
733 East Jefferson Street
585-6543 584-4377 F
Genesis House II
35 transitional beds for veterans
John Fergusson, Executive Director
Keith Parker, Transitional Housing Program Manager
www.jeffersonstreet.org
Day Shelter for homeless and hurting men and women (18+)
Monday – Thursday 7:00am – 1:00 pm
Friday – Sunday 7:00 am – 12:00 pm
Life skills classes and bible studies beginning August 2010 during the hours of 1pm- 3pm.
Fresh Start Transitional Housing a 6 month Christ- centered residential program for men with life dominating
struggles. The Fresh Start Program incorporates vocational training, spiritual development and life skills for the
purpose of acclimating men into society as useful and productive husbands, fathers, employees and citizens.
21 beds available
Application available on-line or by request.
Permanent Supportive Housing Program Capacity: 11 efficiency apartments with support services
Jeff Street Baptist Community at Liberty
585-3787 585-3766 F
Diane Moten, Program Coordinator
www.jeffstreet.blogspot.com
Accommodations Day Center for up to as many as 80 men and women weekday mornings from 7 until 11 am
Mattie’s House
1703 Ormsby Street
Terrance Washington, Founder/Executive Director
Karen Sarver, Program Director 502-724-6386
Terrance Washington 502-724-6807
Accommodations 20 beds for single women recovering from alcohol or drug addiction.
New Beginnings for Women
Alice Brooks, Executive Director
1261 South Brook Street
634-4252 634-9188 F
Accommodations 12 beds for homeless women who are on parole and need alcohol and drug treatment
New Directions Housing Corporation
589-2272 589-3256 F
Joseph Gleissner, Jr., Executive Director
Lisa Thompson, Assistant Director
www.ndhc.org
New Directions Transitional Services for Homeless Families
1700 Rowan Street
584-8046 583-9794 F
Amy Sneed, Program Manager
Accommodations 12 transitional housing units for single parent families
Passages to Recovery
Melanie Lennon, Director
1230 Logan Street
Louisville KY 40204
356-9490
Services Transitional living for men and women in recovery
Phoenix Health Center (Homeless Healthcare)
712 East Muhammad Ali Blvd
568-6972 587-6883 F
Andy Patterson, Program Director
Lauren Hardin & Tim Welsh, Mental Health Coordinators
Judy Brendle and Nolan Nelson, Social Service Supervisors
www.fhclouisville.org/phoenix.htm
Services Medical dental services for the homeless
Mental health treatment
Rhonda’s Another Chance
Case Management
Mona Page, Executive Director
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710 South 31 Street
776-8830
Accommodations 4 transitional living rooms for single homeless women
St John Center for Homeless Men
700 East Muhammad Ali Blvd
568-6758 568-9457 F
Maria Price, Executive Director
Jeanne Niehaus, Social Services Coordinator
Jackie Floyd, Case Manger
www.stjohncenter.org
Vickie, Burks, Case Manger
Raymond Schafer, Case Manager & Recovery Program Coordinator
Accommodations Day shelter and social services center for 188 men a day; residential recovery program in
collaboration with Phoenix Health, St. Vincent de Paul, and JADAC serving seven men at a time.
Case management for men in permanent housing
Day Center: 7:00 am – 3:00 pm everyday except Wednesday 7:00 am – 2:00 pm
Salvation Army Center of Hope
Matthew Yates, Director
Center of Hope
831 Brook Street
625-1170 625-1175 F
Accommodations Women’s emergency shelter 25 beds
Family shelter 10 beds Men’s shelter 98 beds
Check-in time 5 pm --- Check-out time 7am
Community Kitchen is open every day from between 7 and 7:30am until between 5 and 6pm.
Clothing Closet is open to community on Tuesday and Thursday from 9-11am or by appointment.
Transitional Housing
Margaret Saunders, Transitional Housing Director
219 East Breckinridge Street
Louisville KY 40203
625-1176
Accommodations 16 apartments for single parent families (male or female parent)
Society of St Vincent de Paul
1015-C South Preston Street
584-2480 587-1977 F
Ed Wnorowski, Executive Director
Charles Orten, Director of Programs
Kristin Hope Grubb, Assistant Director of Programs
www.svdplou.org
DePaul Transitional Apartments
Robin Wickham, Program Manager
1015 South Preston Street, Bldg A
584-2480 x 303
Accommodations 12 permanent apartments for single homeless mothers with children
Ozanam Inn
Cory Bledsoe, Program Manager
1034 South Jackson Street
584-2480 x224
Accommodations 42 emergency overnight beds for single males 16 Dormitory Residency Rooms for single males
32 transitional rooms for single males
Check-in 3:00pm (Lottery system)
Roberts Hall
Kay Redfern, Program Manager
1032 East Burnett Avenue
636-3549 636-4038 F
Accommodations 24 single room occupancies for homeless disabled and/or mentally ill women
St. Jude Women’s Recovery Center
Debbie Slagle-Pike, LCSW, Program Manager
431 East St Catherine Street
589-6024 584-2947 F
Accommodations 30 transitional beds for single homeless women recovering from drug or alcohol addiction
Simon Hall
Renee Yates, Program Manager
1022 South Jackson Street
584-2480 x303
Accommodations 10 single room occupancies for homeless disable and/or mentally ill men
Tranquil House
Charles Orten, Program Manager
1015-C South Preston Street
584-2480 x237
Accommodations 12 efficiency apartments for severely mentally ill single adults
Volunteers of America
Jane Burks, President/CEO
933 Goss Avenue
636-0771 637-8111 F
Donna Trabue, VP of Homeless & Housings Services
www.voaky.org
Travelers Aid Program
540-2672
410 West Chestnut St Suite 609
Shelter Locations
Family Emergency Shelter
1321 South Preston Street
636-0816 636-5256 F
Accommodations 13 units for homeless families
Casey Newman, Shelter Manager
Follow-up for Success
Sandra Schiele, Program Manager
634-5500 634-5554 F
Accommodations 60 homeless families and/or single individuals receive case management, housing counseling,
assistance and placement
Follow-up Program
634-5500 634-5554 F
Accommodations 30 homeless families receive case management, housing counseling, assistance and placement
Collaborative Housing Initiative
634-5500 634-5554 F
Accommodations 12 homeless families and/or single individuals receive case management, housing counseling,
assistance and placement along with a permanent housing subsidy
Freedom House
Lynda Porter, Program Manager
1432 South Shelby Street
634-0082 636-0597 F
Accommodations 8-10 beds for chemically dependent women with children for up to a year (priority given to
pregnant women). Priority given to persons with HIV/AIDs
Shelby Men’s Center
636-0742 636-0597 F
Accommodations 8 beds for men with mental illness
Third Step Program
634-0656 636-0597 F
Accommodations 18 recovery beds for men 18 years or older
Transitional Housing
636-0816 636-5256 F
Accommodations 7 family units
Tom Ritter, Acting Manager
Scott Lux, Program Director
Jayne Harbin-Petit, Program Manager
Volunteers of America continued on next page
Maud Booth at Grace House
Lynda Porter,
Program Manager
st
1131 South 1 Street
582-0904 582-0905 F
Accommodations 6-8 beds for chemically dependent women with children in need of vocational training and work
placement. Priority is given for persons with HIV/AIDS.
Woodgreen Apartments
Michelle Davis, Program Manager
3751 Woodgreen Court
361-8859 368-8742 F
Accommodations 20 units of permanent housing for low income adult men and women with mental illness
capable of independent living with minimal support.
Wayside Christian Mission
P O Box 7249
584-3711 584-8541 F
Rev. Timothy Moseley, President/CEO
Nina Moseley, Chief Operating Officer
www.waysidechristianmission.org
Men’s Shelter and Programs
Jason Bagley, Operations Manager
Lynn Coleman, M.S.S.W.
Dale Pyscher, M.S.S. W.
Rev. John Matala, B.A., M.Div
Robert Viner, M.A.
Programs offered:
Emergency shelter; Transitional shelter; Men’s day shelter; PSH for men (30 apartments); Three meals daily, plus
sack lunches for workers; White Flag services; College and career program; Work therapy program; Work out
program; Recovery program; (Licensed for Kelly Foundation Recovery Dynamics); Medical bed program; Case
management program
Women’s Emergency Shelter, Safe Haven and Day Program
Louisville KY 40202
Mrs. Virginia Taylor
Mark Miller, M.A.
Carolyn Rice, M.A.
Programs offered:
Single women’s emergency shelter; women’s day room for residents; structured day program for women; Three
meals daily, plus sack lunches for workers; White flag services; College and career program; Work therapy
program; Workout program; Recovery program (Licensed for Kelly Foundation Recovery Dynamics); Wayside
Workforce (temporary employment); Medical bed program; Case management program
Family Emergency Shelter
Louisville KY 40202
Mrs. Virginia Taylor
Mark Miller, M.A.
Programs offered:
Emergency shelter for families; child development center for homeless preschoolers; JCPS crisis intervention room;
JCPS tutoring program; Structured day program for parents; Three meals daily, plus sack lunches for workers;
White Flag services; College and career program; Workout program; Recovery program (Licensed for Kelly
Foundation Recovery Dynamics); Wayside workforce (temporary employment); Medical bed program; Case
management program
Wayside Christian Mission continued on next page
Single Women’s Transitional Housing and Family Transitional Housing
Ms. Priscilla Ariori
120 West Broadway
Mark Miller, M.A.
Louisville KY 40202
Programs offered:
Three floors of this facility are set aside for women and families who have completed orientation in our emergency
shelter and are ready for transitional housing. Child development center for homeless preschoolers; JCPS crisis
intervention room; JCPS tutoring program; Structured day program for parents; Three meals daily, plus sack
lunches for workers; White Flag services; College and career program; Workout program; Recovery program
(Licensed for Kelly Foundation Recovery Dynamics); Wayside workforce (temporary employment); Medical bed
program; Case management program
Wellspring
Mailing Address
P O Box 1927
637-4361 637-4490 F
Kathy Dobbins, Executive Director
www.wellspring-house.org
Ardery House Transitional Residence
502-637-4361 x19
Serves adults with severe and persistent mental illness
Journey House Transitional Residence
502-561-003
Serves homeless women with co-occurring severe and persistent mental illness and
substance abuse disorders (referral system)
Permanent Housing
Apartments for homeless adults with mental illness (multiple locations)
Crisis Stabilization Units 2 highly supported 8-bed psychiatric crisis units providing short-term care for 7-10 days
(includes psychiatrist on staff)
CSU Referral Line: 502-561-1072
YMCA of Louisville – Chestnut Street
930 West Chestnut Street
587-7405 587-2399 fax
Paulette Sublett, Program Director
www.ymcalouisville.org
Accommodations 41 single room occupancy transitional housing units as available for homeless men on a sliding
fee schedule. Program of work includes case management with goals and objectives.
YMCA Safe Place Services
2400 Crittenden Drive
635-5233 635-1443 F
Matt Reed, Executive Director
www.safeplacesservices.org
Tricia Hamilton, Program Director
Rita Murphy, Program Director
[email protected]
Accommodations
Shelter House: 24 emergency beds for youth ages 12-17; Open 24 hrs. – 7 days a week.
Street Outreach: Case Management and emergency shelter placement, referrals and survival aid for young adults
18 to 21.

The Coalition for the Homeless Shelters and Agencies

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