Partners

Archdiocese of Louisville

We are the Catholic Church in Central Kentucky, disciples of Jesus Christ, rich in our tradition and growing in our diversity, striving for fullness of life in God. Led by the grace of the Holy Spirit and in communion with the Bishop of Rome, our mission is to proclaim and live the good news of Jesus Christ.

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Baptist Health

Baptist Health hospitals in Kentucky and southern Indiana provide perinatal and newborn care for nearly 15,000 moms and babies per year. Yearly, the Baptist Motherhood Connection program assists approximately 1200 pregnant people from underserved populations. This program focuses on addressing social determinants of health, education, advocacy, and support during pregnancy and in the first weeks of the baby’s life. The mission of this program is to enhance health equity and improve outcomes.

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Baptist Health Deaconess Madisonville Foundation

Baptist Health Deaconess Madisonville, as part of a joint venture between Baptist Health and Deaconess Health systems, serves western Kentucky residents with 35 points of care to meet the needs of Kentuckians close to home. As an integrated healthcare provider, Baptist Health Deaconess Madisonville includes more than 100 primary care and specialist physicians, a 410-bed hospital with an advanced 20-bed Critical Care unit, an Education division with a Family Medicine Residency program, award-winning Women’s Health, advanced Cancer Care, and a progressive Heart & Vascular Center. The hospital is also designated Pathway to Excellence® for excellence in nursing services by the American Nursing Credentialing Center.

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Barren Heights

Our Mission is to love and encourage families. We do this primarily by providing free weekend retreats and community outreach events for families who have children with physical or developmental disabilities.

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Camp Quality Kentuckiana

Camp Quality Kentuckiana is a 501(c)3 organization with a mission to provide a week long camping experience and year-round support vehicle to children with cancer and their families. The week of camp and our various support activities are provided free of charge to the children and their families.

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Care for Children Inc

CARE FOR CHILDREN, INC in partnership with Face It has created a national pilot to increase awareness of Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and to empower the community to create trauma-informed care practices.

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The Center for Women and Families

The Center for Women and Families (tag) helps victims of sexual assault and intimate partner violence to become survivors through supportive services, community education, and cooperative partnerships that foster hope, promote self-sufficiency, and rebuild lives. The Center connects victims of family violence with safety, supportive services, and resources and offers supportive counseling, family therapy, and enriching activities for children exposed to violence. Children exposed to violence are at increased risk of experiencing additional violence, and immediate connection to supports such as The Center’s services are vital to future well-being.

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The Center of Owensboro-Daviess Co., Inc.

The Center is a community-focused organization, designed to provide a central resource “hub” for organizations serving families and children in the Green River Area. The concept of The Center was developed to meet the need for co-location, genuine collaboration and effective communication between the organizations serving our community, as well as a central access point for local resource information.

The Center works to connect community members with the services they need, helping navigate the assistance available.

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Fayette County Public Schools

In Fayette County Public Schools, we serve more than 42,000 students from the Lexington metro area, and every decision we make – from the board room to the classroom – is based on doing what’s best for all our students. Our dedicated employees share a common goal of providing a world-class education for each and every child, and it shows. Time and again, our students and staff members earn state and national accolades in academic, athletic, and professional arenas. We also have amazing support from our families, business community, and civic leaders who are all intent on creating a positive environment for students to learn and succeed.

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FEAT of Louisville

Families for Effective Autism Treatment (FEAT) of Louisville is a non-profit organization that actively supports and funds autism programs for the entire family. Created for families by families, FEAT of Louisville is dedicated to easing the autism journey through ongoing support, education and programs.

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 Green Dot Lexington

Green Dot is a nationally celebrated non-violence program that believes our everyday decisions hold the power to prevent and reduce violence in our home community. Each time we choose to act to ensure the safety of others, we are putting a green dot (a moment of safety) on our community map.

We love Lexington, and we envision Lexington’s community map to be filled with green dots, showing that here in the bluegrass, we do not tolerate any form of violence, and everyone is expected to do their part in keeping this community safe.

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 Green Hill Therapy

Green Hill Therapy is a non profit organization in east Louisville which integrates occupational, physical and speech therapy with hippotherapy and aquatherapy – two dynamic treatment programs that address sensory-motor learning in special needs children. Our goal is simple: We want to help kids reach their full potential through proven, playful intervention.

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GreenHouse17

We are a nonprofit organization committed to ending intimate partner abuse in families and the community. Our shelter in rural Fayette County, Kentucky is surrounded by a beautiful 40-acre property. We farm this land to offer nature-based healing, nutritious field-to-table produce, and job training for survivors. Nurturing lives harmed by intimate partner abuse.

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I Would Rather Be Reading

I Would Rather Be Reading’s mission is for children who have experienced or are currently experiencing trauma to receive intense, consistent, one-on-one, reading intervention from a trained reading specialist to outweigh the negative effects caused by adverse childhood experiences.

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Jefferson County Attorney’s Office

The Office of Jefferson County Attorney Mike O’Connell provides the prosecutors on the front lines of holding people accountable for abuse and neglect against children. In addition to handling cases in court to seek justice against abusers, we partner with other agencies to provide the best support we can to victims of abuse. For several years, our office has led the charge in the state legislature to open family courts to the public so that there can be greater transparency and accountability in child abuse, dependency, and neglect cases.

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JenPale

Jenpale was created when we saw the need for a broker who provided a high level of both service and education to their clients. It’s important to know all of your options when searching for coverage and we want to guide you every step of the way!

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 Kentucky Court of Justice

The Judicial Branch of State Government for the Commonwealth of Kentucky – A unified court system.

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 Kentucky Humane Society

The Kentucky Humane Society (KHS), located in Louisville, KY, is a private, nonprofit organization that is Kentucky’s largest pet adoption agency. KHS is also the state’s oldest animal welfare organization, founded in 1884.

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 Kosair for Kids

Since 1923 Kosair for Kids has had one primary mission – helping children in need. Kosair for Kids knows that the quality of a child’s tomorrow depends largely on the quality of health, medical treatment, and support a child receives today. Kosair for Kids supports over 100 pediatric agencies in our community with funding for research, clinical services, health education and care every year.

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Peace Ed

The Peace Education Program strengthens communities and schools by training youth and adults to build and sustain positive relationships. We teach conflict resolution, peer mediation and prejudice reduction. Peace Ed teaches youth how to interrupt the cycle of violence and trauma by handling their own anger, de-escalating conflicts, respecting diversity, and standing up for one another. These youth leaders mediate conflicts in their schools and neighborhoods, creating islands of safety and respect, oftentimes in a sea of violence. Adults can join us for professional development trainings in cooperative games, conflict resolution, mediation and leadership development. Teens can participate in our PeaceCasters Summer Camp.

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Play Cousins Collective

At Play Cousins Collective we are building villages around our children. We feel that a community is only as strong as the most vulnerable among it. By providing meaningful children’s programming at community events and meetings we support an active citizenry where parents can organize and advocate for their families without experiencing the barrier of childcare.

Within the communities, we serve we are weaving a quilt of interconnectedness with extended kin, by practicing Ancestral methods of healing and resilience. Play Cousins members, or Play Cousins, inherit a community celebrating Black-owned businesses, social activists, health care providers, tradesmen and women, and everyone in-between. We know that within our own communities lies the answers and resources we have been longing for and together we can create or find what we need. As we build sustainable thriving communities, we also work to heal as individuals and families.

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Prevent Child Abuse Indiana

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Prevent Child Abuse Kentucky

Prevent Child Abuse Kentucky (PCAK) is the Commonwealth’s only statewide child abuse prevention organization. Established in 1987 when the Kentucky Chapter of Prevent Child Abuse America (formerly the National Committee to Prevent Child Abuse) merged with Parent’s Anonymous of Kentucky. PCAK was originally known as the Kentucky Council on Child Abuse; in 1999 the name was changed in order to better identify the agency’s mission to the public. Today, PCAK is recognized as the Kentucky affiliate of Prevent Child Abuse America

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 YMCA Safe Place

When youth in crisis need somewhere to stay, someone to trust, or someone to listen, YMCA Safe Place – Louisville (tag) is here to help–-every day, around the clock. We are committed to making our community stronger through help, hope, and healing for teens and families in crisis. From youth mentoring and family mediation services to street outreach initiatives, YMCA Safe Place Services is dedicated to providing youth a Safe Place where they can always find safety, shelter and support. YMCA Safe Place has redefined how our community addresses the needs of our youth who are at risk of abuse. We are focused on breaking cycles of violence, abuse, and turmoil by giving teens in crisis the tools they need to advocate for their wellbeing. We believe in positive youth development, strengthening families and empowering youth to reach for a better future.

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Seven Counties Services

Seven Counties Services is a Community Mental Health Center with a 60-year history offering a full range of mental health services, substance abuse treatment, and intellectual and developmental disabilities services in Jefferson, Oldham, Bullitt, Shelby, Spencer, Trimble, and Henry counties.

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Shriners Children’s Lexington

Shriners Children’s Lexington provides specialized pediatric care for children with orthopedic conditions regardless of a family’s ability to pay or insurance coverage. Services offered include orthopedic surgery and follow-up care, physical and occupational therapy, prosthetics and orthotics, radiology, casting, and rehabilitation programs. Our multidisciplinary team works closely with families to create individualized treatment plans that address both the medical and developmental needs of each child, ensuring comprehensive, compassionate care in a child-friendly environment.

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 Southwest Community Ministries

Our mission is to unite area churches, schools, businesses, and individuals to minister to the needs of our neighbors who find themselves in poverty and/or crisis. To create a more financially equitable Southwest community by playing an integral part in alleviating the burden of crisis and poverty in the area.

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 Sowing Seeds with Faith

Sowing Seeds with Faith is a Louisville-based private tutoring service with tutors ranging from JCPS teachers to JCPS retirees to current college students. Sowing Seeds provides the highest caliber of educational support to students of K-12 in every subject. Sowing Seeds with Faith particularly excels in math, reading comprehension, and black history. Whatever your academic goals, our team can help you attain them.

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Spina Bifida Association of Kentucky

The Spina Bifida Association of Kentucky is a resource center for children and adults with Spina Bifida and their families. SBAK has a mission to build a better and brighter future for all those impacted by spina bifida and to do that we educate parents on how to be the best advocate for their children and help individuals with spina bifida of all ages overcome physical, cognitive, and social challenges to become successful and independent.

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United Crescent Hill Ministries

United Crescent Hill Ministries (UCHM) is a community ministry sponsored by 19 churches/religious institutions, businesses, and individuals within Crescent Hill, Clifton, Clifton Heights, and Butchertown for the purpose of providing vital social services to these communities and beyond. UCHM serves approximately 3,500 individuals with a range of programs that includes: emergency financial and food assistance, youth programming, health prevention services, senior citizen nutrition program and Meals on Wheels, senior citizen activities, community development and organizing, ecumenical activities, outreach, referral and advocacy.

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