The Louisville Council of the Society of St. Vincent De Paul has offered food, shelter, and hope in the Louisville area since 1853. The Council, in 1983, decided to begin a number of special works on its inner-city campus to address larger issues such as hunger, homelessness and addiction. The scope of services has evolved […]
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The Center of Hope provides homeless people and poverty-stricken families with a safe, secure alternative to living in the streets or parks, and to help these men and women develop and implement realistic goal plans that lead toward employment, housing, and self-sufficiency. Their homeless shelter programs include the Center of Hope emergency, family transitional, and veterans’ per
St. John Center helps homeless men address barriers to housing and self-sufficiency so that they may leave homelessness for good. By providing shelter, social services, supportive housing, and serving as a hub with partner agencies, St. John Center is where homeless men seek help, find hope, and move forward. Open seven days a week from
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Rhonda’s Another Chance is a short-term (six months to a year) transitional home serving single, homeless women. Their mission is to guide women toward permanent lifestyle changes and self-dependency and to lend a hand to any woman requesting their assistance. Rhonda’s Another Chance is located at 710 S. 31st Street, Louisville, KY 40211, and their
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Family Health Centers, Inc., is a not-for-profit community health center that provides a variety of health care services regardless of a person’s health insurance status or ability to pay for services. They provide services to more than 37,000 patients annually through seven Family Health Centers sites throughout Louisville Metro. Since 1988, Family Health Centers has operated a
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New Directions Housing Corporation, founded in 1969, serves the three-county area of Jefferson County, Kentucky, and Floyd and Clark counties in Southern Indiana. Its nonprofit community development strategies offer excellence in much-needed housing development, and today nearly 950 families of low income live in the nonprofit’s rental housing which is managed by its mission-driven property
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The mission of the Legal Aid Society is to pursue justice for people in poverty. They provide free legal services to the most disadvantaged in our community. They fight on your behalf when your health, safety, and stability are unjustly threatened. Last year, Legal Aid helped 3,964 people who had nowhere else to turn. Each
Jeff Street Baptist Community at Liberty is a day shelter for the homeless that provides coffee, phones, medical, clothing and shelter referrals. They also provide a warm safe place for anyone to be from 7-10 a.m. every week day.
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Interlink provides chemical dependency treatment and education through in-patient and outpatient programs for homeless veterans. Our transitional residential programs are designed to provide support in a structured environment that facilitates the recovery process. Interlink clients reside in a comfortable, welcoming atmosphere. In using a holistic approach, residents are encouraged to consider all aspects of their
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House of Ruth is a nonprofit organization that strengthens lives for those with or affected by HIV/AIDS. House of Ruth staff, Board members, volunteers, and donors help strengthen lives for more than 1,300 people, including nearly 250 children and 700 households each year. Any individual living in our region with HIV/AIDS and those living in the
