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Hardin County Resource Guide 1.1 1 02/2012

HARDIN COUNTY RESOURCE GUIDE

The Hardin County Resource Guide is designed to help individuals, families and service

providers locate needed resources in Hardin County, Kentucky.

This guide was developed as part of the Hardin County Model Court initiative, which is

working to decrease the time youth spend in foster care by improving services for youth

and their families through better collaboration between Family Court and the community.

Hardin County Model Court is one of several model courts in Kentucky funded by a

grant from the Court Improvement Program. The Court Improvement Program is a

federally funded project to improve court practice in child abuse, neglect and dependency

cases.

The Department of Family and Juvenile Services of the Administrative Office of the

Courts oversees Court Improvement Program initiatives for Kentucky.

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Disclaimer: No endorsement is intended or made of any provider, resource, product,

service or information either by its inclusion or exclusion from this resource guide.

While all attempts are made to ensure the correctness and suitability of information under

our control and to correct any errors brought to our attention, no representation or

guarantee can be made as to the correctness or suitability of that information.

All critical information should be independently verified.

The inclusion of information regarding any provider, resource, product or service does

not imply endorsement by the Kentucky Court of Justice. The Kentucky Court of Justice

makes no endorsement, express or implied, of any information contained in this resource

guide, nor is it responsible for the content or activities of any referenced provider,

resource, product or services. Any questions should be directed to the administrator of

the specific provider, resource, product or service referenced.


CONTENTS

IMPORTANT INFORMATION ..................................................................................... 4

CHILD CARE ................................................................................................................... 5

CLOTHING....................................................................................................................... 6

CRISIS ............................................................................................................................... 8

DISABLED ...................................................................................................................... 11

DOMESTIC VIOLENCE .............................................................................................. 13

EDUCATION .................................................................................................................. 16

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE .......................................................................................... 19

FOOD ............................................................................................................................... 20

HOUSING ........................................................................................................................ 23

HYGIENE/HOUSE KEEPING ..................................................................................... 24

LAW ENFORCEMENT ................................................................................................ 25

LEGAL ASSISTANCE .................................................................................................. 28

MEDICAL HEALTH CARE ......................................................................................... 29

MENTAL HEALTH ....................................................................................................... 30

MILITARY/VETERANS ............................................................................................... 35

OTHER ............................................................................................................................ 37

PARENTING................................................................................................................... 40

RECREATION ............................................................................................................... 43

SCHOOL SUPPORT ...................................................................................................... 44

SEXUAL ABUSE ............................................................................................................ 45

SUBSTANCE ABUSE .................................................................................................... 46


TRANSPORTATION ..................................................................................................... 51

UTILITY ASSISTANCE ............................................................................................... 52

WEATHERIZATION .................................................................................................... 53


IMPORTANT INFORMATION

Attorney _______________________________________________________________

Address ________________________________________________________________

Phone __________________________________________________________________

Caseworker _____________________________________________________________

Address ________________________________________________________________

Phone __________________________________________________________________

Child’s Guardian Ad Litem/Attorney _________________________________________

Family Court Judge _______________________________________________________

Next Court Date _________________________________________________________

Time __________________________________________________________________

Location _______________________________________________________________

Additional Information ____________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________

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CHILD CARE

C O M M U N I T Y C O O R D I N A T E D C H I L D C A R E (4-C)

54 First Street

Elizabethtown, KY 42701

270-360-9911

270-360-8877 (fax)

www.4cforkids.org

Assists parents with locating child care that meets their individual needs; administer the

Child Care Assistance Program (CCAP); provide technical assistance and early childhood

training sessions for child care providers.

Referral/Participation Criteria: Self or provider referral

Fees/Insurance:

http://www.4cforkids.org/


CLOTHING

C E N T R A L K E N T U C K Y C O M M U N I T Y A C TI ON C O U N C I L

201 East Flaget

Bardstown, KY 40004

O 270 769-1927

O 502 348-0099

F 502 348-8406

Parenting; Family Team Meetings; Utility Assistance; Tack Transportation;

Weatherization of homes.

Referral/Participation Criteria: Referral required; Differing programs have specific

criteria

Fees/Insurance:

HE L P I N G HA N D O F TH E H E A R T L A N D

P.O. Box 642

141 E. Dixie Avenue


270-769-3092

270-769-9590 (fax)

www.HelpingHand.org

Utility assistance; food; clothing.

Referral/Participation Criteria: Referral required.

Fees/Insurance:

http://www.helpinghand.org/


M I S S I O N H O P E F O R K I D S

Nelle Thomas

Executive Director

Vaughn Reno Starks Community Center

105 Bishop Lane


270-304-1569

[email protected]

A safe, nurturing place where needy children can receive nutritious meals in restaurant-

type setting with caring support provided to families year round; supervised weekly

educational, creative arts & recreational activities.

We believe our community is responsible and should be a contributor to the educational

success of students. As a church, our goal is to compliment the efforts of our schools &

parents. We are dedicated to their success and are willing to invest into their lives by

giving of our time, talents, resources & energy through the avenue of an after-school

feeding program that has been nationally tested and proven.

Referral/Participation Criteria: No.

Fees/Insurance: N/A

mailto:[email protected]


CRISIS

A D VO C A C Y & S U P P OR T C E N TE R

890 Rineyville Road


270-234-9236

270-234-8367 (fax)

www.advocacysupportcenter.com

Forensic interviews; child sexual abuse exams or rape kits; victim advocacy; education

programs; counseling; crisis intervention; 24/7 crisis line.

Referral/Participation Criteria: Some services require referral by Law Enforcement,

DCBS, Commonwealth Attorney

Fees/Insurance: Free to sexual abuse & assault victims and their non-offending family

members


201 East Flaget

Bardstown, KY 40004

O 270 769-1927

O 502 348-0099

F 502 348-8406




criteria

Fees/Insurance:

C O M M U N I C A R E – A DU L T C R I S I S S T A B I L I Z A T I O N UN I T (ACSU)

100 Gray Street


270-737-1360

270-737-1920 (fax)

www.communicare.org

Crisis stabilization; counseling; psychotropic medication management

Emergency services; MIW evaluations and referral; jail triage consults and referrals

Mental health court case management

Referral/Participation Criteria: Self or other referral

Fees/Insurance: The Adult Crisis Stabilization Unit accepts all payer sources and

person(s) without a payer source

http://www.advocacysupportcenter.com/

http://www.communicare.org/


C O M M U N I C A R E – C HI L D R E N ’S C R I S I S S TA B I L I Z A TI O N UN I T (CCSU)

100 Gray Street


270-360-0419

270-763-1609 (fax)

www.communicare.org

Can perform evaluations 24/7/365

Referral/Participation Criteria: Referral needed for crisis mental health evaluations &

triage

Fees/Insurance:

HA R D I N C O U N T Y A T T O R N E Y

109 E. Dixie


270-765-6726

270-737-0087 (fax)

[email protected]

Initiate criminal charges; conference with prosecutor regarding criminal or child

dependency, neglect or abuse; file dependency, neglect or abuse petitions; paternity, child

support establishment and enforcement


Fees/Insurance: Child support cases may require $25.00 sliding scale fee

JO S H U A ’S F R I E N D S F O R E X C E P T I O N A L FA M I L I E S , IN C .

PO Box 428

Radcliff, KY 40159

270.307.0111

[email protected]

[email protected]

www.joshuasfriends.com

family counseling

behavior interventions/parenting skills

anger management

Referral/Participation Criteria:

Referral Needed: Yes

Waiting List: No

By Whom: Person Sending the counselee

Items needed for First Appointment: Proof of income, reason for referral, $450.00 for

initial Temperament Profile





http://www.joshuasfriends.com/


Steps/conditions/Restrictions: My condition to counseling is to fill out and purchase

a Temperament Profile. This is included in the initial fee. No Credit Cards accepted at

this time.

Fees/Insurance: Income sensitive fees.

L I N C O L N TR A I L B E HA VI O R A L H E A L T H S YS T E M

3909 S. Wilson Road

Radcliff, KY 40160

270-351-9444

270-351-0400 (fax)

www.lincolnbehavioral.com

Child, adolescent and adult inpatient treatment for mental health and substance abuse;

child, adolescent and adult traditional outpatient services with therapist and/or

psychiatrist; mobile assessments to determine appropriate level of care.

Referral/Participation Criteria: Court (please bring court order) or self referral

Fees/Insurance: Medicaid (21 and under); Medicare; Tricare; and most commercial

insurances

http://www.lincolnbehavioral.com/


DISABLED

C O M M U N I C A R E – DE VE L O P M E N T A L A N D IN T E L L E C T U A L D I S A B I L I T I E S

(DDID)

320 Ring Road


270-769-3377

270-769-6974 (fax)

866-458-0614 Crisis Number

www.communicare.org

Adult Day Training and Vocational Services; Staffed Residences/Group Homes/Semi-

independent living apartments; Adult Foster Care; Supports for Community Living

(SCL); Michelle P. Waiver (MPW); Consumer Directed Option; Crisis

Response/Prevention/Specialized Crisis Program; Pre-Admission Screening Resident

Review (PASRR) Services; Supported Employment; Hart Supported Living

Referral/Participation Criteria: Yes, Individual, Family or Guardian referral.

Fees/Insurance:

F I R S T S T E P S

108 New Glendale Road

P.O. Box 2609

Elizabethtown, KY 42702-2609

270-737-5921

270-982-0829 (fax)

800-678-1879

Evaluation, assessment and service coordination; physical therapy, occupational therapy,

family therapy; speech therapy; developmental intervention

Referral/Participation Criteria: Anyone can call a referral. Only serve children birth

to 3 years of age; need name, DOB, address, phone number and area of developmental

concern.

Fees/Insurance: No child turned away; insurance, Passport; Medicaid, etc. accepted.

Family may or may not be charged a small fee based on income.




PO Box 428

Radcliff, KY 40159

270.307.0111

[email protected]

[email protected]


family counseling


anger management



Waiting List: No






this time.

Fees/Insurance: No insurance accepted. Income sensitive fees.





DOMESTIC VIOLENCE

C O M M U N I C A R E W.O.M.E.N. PR OJ E C T 1311 North Dixie Avenue


O 270.765.5145

F 270.769.6581

communicare.org

Services Offered:

Domestic violence (victim) screening

Substance use screening

Individual and group domestic violence education

Substance use referral for treatment

Case management services

Referral/Participation Criteria: No referral needed or waiting list. Females only.

TANF eligible (200% poverty, dependent children in the home or a reunification plan if

removed from home). No insurance

Fees/Insurance: .

Transportation Provided: No

F A M I L Y S O L U T I O NS , LLC PO Box 2524


O 270.734.2158

O 270.300.7828

F 270.982.1333

Jerry Lucas

[email protected]

Services Offered:

Assessment/psychological testing

B.I.P./DUOT Domestic Violence

Anger Management and Parenting Groups

Referral/Participation Criteria: Yes – court referrals accepted and willing to

participate and/or provide information to the Court. Referrals are not required; no

waiting list. If court ordered, need to know which Court. Case number and first group

payment needed for first appointment. Groups for male and female.

Fees/Insurance: None.





HA R D I N C O U N T Y A T T O R N E Y

109 E. Dixie


270-765-6726

270-737-0087 (fax)

[email protected]

Initiate criminal charges; conference with prosecutor regarding criminal or child

dependency, neglect and abuse actions; file dependency, neglect and abuse petitions;

paternity, child support establishment and enforcement


Fees/Insurance: Some child support cases may require a $25.00 sliding scale fee

NEXT STEP COUNSELING SERVICES, LLC, THE

312 N. Mulberry, Suite 1


270-765-2335

270-765-2557 (fax)

[email protected]

Assessments: BIP, mental health, substance abuse, parenting, psychological, etc.

Individual and Family Counseling

Group Sessions: BIP, Anger Management, Parenting, Substance Abuse, etc.

Referral/Participation Criteria: None required, but if Court ordered please bring order

Fees/Insurance: All major insurances and self pay

S P R I N G H A VE N , IN C .

P.O. Box 2047


270-765-4057

270-766-1081

www.springhaveninc.org

Safe shelter for victims of domestic violence and their dependent children

Court advocacy

Domestic violence education and support groups

Referral/Participation Criteria: Yes by Court, DCBS, Clergy, Law Enforcement, etc.

Fees/Insurance: N/A



http://www.springhaveninc.org/


UK TA R G E T E D A S S E S S M E N T PR O G R A M

916 N. Mulberry Street


270-766-5099x205

270-766-5272 (fax)

Assessment/Referral; Pretreatment; Service Coordination

Assess for domestic violence victimization, substance use, mental health and learning

issues as well as basic needs to identify barriers to self-sufficiency and family safety.

Referral/Participation Criteria: Yes

Fees/Insurance: All services free of charge


EDUCATION

A D VO C A C Y & S U P P OR T C E N TE R

890 Rineyville Road


270-234-9236

270-234-8367 (fax)


Forensic interviews; child sexual abuse exams or rape kits; victim advocacy; education

programs; counseling; crisis intervention; 24/7 crisis line.

Referral/Participation Criteria: Some services require referral by Law Enforcement,

DCBS, Commonwealth Attorney

Fees/Insurance: Free to sexual abuse & assault victims and their non-offending family

members

F I R S T S T E P S


P.O. Box 2609

Elizabethtown, KY 42702-2609

270-737-5921

270-982-0829 (fax)

800-678-1879

Evaluation, assessment and service coordination; physical therapy, occupational therapy,

family therapy; speech therapy; developmental intervention

Referral/Participation Criteria: Anyone can call a referral. Only serve children birth

to 3 years of age; need name, DOB, address, phone number and area of developmental

concern.

Fees/Insurance: No child turned away; insurance, Passport; Medicaid, etc. accepted.

Family may or may not be charged a small fee based on income.

HA R D I N C O U N T Y A DU L T & C O M M U N I T Y E D U C A T I O N

114 South Mulberry Street


270-769-8866

270-768-8875 (fax)

Basic skill instruction for those 16 years & older who are not enrolled in school;

Testing to determine basic skill level;

GED instruction;

English as a second language instruction



Referral/Participation Criteria: No

Fees/Insurance: N/A

HA R D I N C O U N T Y PUB L I C S C H O O L S FA M I L Y R E S O U R C E C E N TE R S

Contact your student’s school and ask to be connected with the Family Resource Center

Educational Support

Counseling Programs for Teens

Crisis Intervention Services


Fees/Insurance: No fee

S T . JA ME S CA T H O L I C RE G I O N A L S C H O OL

200 North Miles Street


270-765-5587

270-765-4799 (fax)

www.sjschoolonline.org

Referral/Participation Criteria: N/A

Fees/Insurance: N/A

S Y L VA N LE A R N I N G OF E L I ZA B E T H T O W N

1590 Stovall Road


270-769-0095

270-769-0646 (fax)

www.sylvanlearning.com

Provides supplemental education for students in pre-K through college. Our primary

areas of focus are math (through calculus), reading, writing, study-skills and ACT/SAT

preparation. We can also provide assistance in GED and ASVAB preparation through

our basic-skills course.

Referral/Participation Criteria: No. The first step in our process is generally a 3-4

hour skills assessment. The assessment fee is $200 with occasional discounts provided.

No special items are required. Free consultations/center visits with a director are always

available.

Fees/Insurance: No insurance – fees vary by services

http://www.sjschoolonline.org/

http://www.sylvanlearning.com/


UK HA R D I N C O U N T Y C O O P E R A T I VE E X T E N S I O N SE R VI C E S

201 Peterson Drive


270-765-4121

270-769-0426 (fax)

www.ca.uky.edu

Family consumer sciences: nutrition, food safety, budgeting, etc

Gardening

Agricultural Services


Fees/Insurance: Fees for certain services




270-766-5099x205

270-766-5272 (fax)

Assessment/Referral; Pretreatment; Service Coordination

Assess for domestic violence victimization, substance use, mental health and learning

issues as well as basic needs to identify barriers to self-sufficiency and family safety.

Referral/Participation Criteria: Yes

Fees/Insurance: All services free of charge

http://www.ca.uky.edu/


FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE

C O M M U N I T Y C O O R D I N A T E D C H I L D C A R E (4-C)

54 First Street


270-360-9911

270-360-8877 (fax)

www.4cforkids.org

Assists parents with locating child care that meets their individual needs; administer the

Child Care Assistance Program (CCAP); provide technical assistance and early childhood

training sessions for child care providers.

Referral/Participation Criteria: Self or provider referral

Fees/Insurance:

http://www.4cforkids.org/


FOOD


201 East Flaget

Bardstown, KY 40004

O 270 769-1927

O 502 348-0099

F 502 348-8406




criteria

Fees/Insurance:

F E E DI N G A M E R I C A , K E N T U C K Y ’S H E A R TL A N D

313 Peterson Drive


270-769-6997

270-769-9340 (fax)

www.feedingamericaky.org

Distributes Senior Commodities to low income seniors in Hardin County, distributing

around 300 boxes/month

Assists Helping Hand in the South and North Hardin Hope in the South in giving away

commodity foods and produce once a month (3rd

Wed. morning of each month in Hardin

County, National Guard Armory in the South, St. Christopher’s in the North

Oversees/manages the Hardin County BackPack program, distributing approximately 500

food bags through the schools each Friday afternoon


Fees/Insurance:

http://www.feedingamericaky.org/



P.O. Box 642

141 E. Dixie Avenue


270-769-3092

270-769-9590 (fax)

www.HelpingHand.org

Utility assistance; food; clothing.

Referral/Participation Criteria: Referral required.

Fees/Insurance:


Nelle Thomas

Executive Director


105 Bishop Lane


270-304-1569

[email protected]

A safe, nurturing place where needy children can receive nutritious meals in restaurant-

type setting with caring support provided to families year round; supervised weekly

educational, creative arts & recreational activities.


success of students. As a church, our goal is to compliment the efforts of our schools &


giving of our time, talents, resources & energy through the avenue of an after-school



Fees/Insurance: N/A

http://www.helpinghand.org/



UK HA R D I N C O U N T Y C O O P E R A T I VE E X T E N S I O N SE R VI C E S

201 Peterson Drive


270-765-4121

270-769-0426 (fax)

www.ca.uky.edu

Family consumer sciences: nutrition, food safety, budgeting, etc

Gardening

Agricultural Services


Fees/Insurance: Fees for certain services

WA R M B L E S S I N G S 609 East Dixie Avenue


O 270.763.9276

Services Offered:

Meals

Shower use by appointment only

Washer and dryer use by appointment only

Referral/Participation Criteria: No referral needed or waiting list. Shower and

washer/dryer use by appointment.

Fees/Insurance: 0

Transportation Provided: No - office on bus route; Yes – provided for clients.

http://www.ca.uky.edu/


HOUSING


201 East Flaget

Bardstown, KY 40004

O 270 769-1927

O 502 348-0099

F 502 348-8406




criteria

Fees/Insurance:

K E N T U C K Y H O U S I N G C O R P O R A T I O N

1231 Louisville Road

Frankfort, KY 40601

877-552-7368

www.kyhousing.org

Housing for low income families


Fees/Insurance: N/A

http://www.kyhousing.org/


HYGIENE/HOUSE KEEPING


201 East Flaget

Bardstown, KY 40004

O 270 769-1927

O 502 348-0099

F 502 348-8406




criteria

Fees/Insurance:


LAW ENFORCEMENT

C O U R T DE S I G N A T E D WO R K E R

Hardin County Justice Center

120 East Dixie Avenue, Suite 1074


270-769-5918

Court Designated Workers (CDWs) have given a second chance to thousands of

Kentucky youth by helping troubled young people avoid formal court appearances

through diversion programs. The diversion process teaches young people to be

accountable for their actions and encourages them to avoid other encounters with the law.

CDWs process juvenile complaints against youth under age 18. CDWs are in a position

to influence children and teens who are in trouble. These complaints fall into two

categories, status offenses and public offenses. Status offenses are noncriminal forms of

juvenile behavior, such as running away from home, skipping class, tobacco offenses or

exhibiting beyond-control behaviors at home or at school. Public offenses are defined in

the same terms as adult charges.

CDWs utilize uniform criteria to determine if a juvenile is eligible to participant in the

diversion program or must be forwarded to formal court.

CDWs collaborate with the juvenile and their parents to define the diversion agreement,

which usually consists of restitution, community service, service learning projects,

curfew, educational seminars, referrals to counseling, drug/alcohol assessments and/or

mental health services.

Referral/Participation Criteria: No referral required

Fees/Insurance: Not required

DE P A R T M E N T O F J UVE N I L E JU S T I C E



270-766-5188

Supervision of probated and/or committed public or youthful offenders




E L I Z A B E T H T O W N POL I C E DE P A R T M E N T



270-765-4125

www.etownpd.org

Referral/Participation Criteria: Not required


HA R D I N C O U N T Y A T T O R N E Y , JE N N Y OL D H A M

109 East Dixie Avenue


270-765-6726

Initiate criminal charges

Conference with prosecutor regarding criminal or child dependency, neglect, abuse

File dependency, neglect and abuse petitions

Paternity and child support establishment and enforcement


Fees/Insurance: For some child support cases, Sliding scale (less than $25.00)

HA R D I N C O U N T Y S H E R I F F ’S OF F I C E

100 Public Square, Suite 101


270-765-5133

www.hcky.org/hcso/



K E N T U C K Y S T A T E PO L I C E

1055 North Mulberry Street


270-766-5078

http://kentuckystatepolice.org/



http://www.etownpd.org/

http://www.hcky.org/hcso/

http://kentuckystatepolice.org/


PR O B A T I O N A N D PA R O L E



270-766-5074



R A D C L I F F PO LI C E DE P A R T M E N T

220 Freedoms Way

Radcliff, KY 40160

270-351-4477

www.cityof.radcliff.org

Law enforcement



http://www.cityof.radcliff.org/


LEGAL ASSISTANCE




270-765-6726








MEDICAL HEALTH CARE

C O M M U N I T Y H E A L TH C L I N I C O F H A R DI N A N D LA R U E C O U NT I E S

114 E. Memorial Drive


270-763-9589

www.thecommunityhealthclinic.com

Medical

Dental

Durable Medical Equipment

Prescription Medicines (Non-narcotic only)



http://www.thecommunityhealthclinic.com/


MENTAL HEALTH

A D VO C A C Y A N D S U PP O R T C E N T E R

890 Rineyville Road


270-234-9236


Forensic interviews, child sexual abuse examinations, rape kits, victim advocacy

Education programs

Counseling, crisis intervention

24/7 Crisis line


Fees/Insurance: Most insurances including Tricare, BC/BS, Anthem, Humana, Cigna,

etc. Cannot accept Passport; Sliding fee scale

B R O O K H O S P I T A L S , TH E 1405 Browns Lane

Louisville, KY 40207

O 502.896.0495

O 502.426.6380

F 502.814.4539

Jerry Lucas: [email protected]

www.thebrookhospitals.com

Services Offered:

Psychiatric/chemical dependency inpatient

Psychiatric/chemical dependency outpatient

Assessment


participate and/or provide information to the Court. Referrals are not required. Follow-

up phone number needed for first appointment.

Fees/Insurance: All insurances except age 21-64 for Medicaid

Transportation Provided: Yes



http://www.thebrookhospitals.com/


C O M M U N I C A R E C H I L D R E N ’S C R I S I S S T A B I L I Z A T I O N UN I T (CCSU)

100 Gray Street


270-360-0419

www.communicare.org





O 270.765.5145

F 270.769.6581

communicare.org

Services Offered:









Fees/Insurance: .





F A M I L Y DY N A M I C S B E H A VI O R A L H E A L TH C A R E , PLLC

P.O. Box 667

Radcliff, KY 40159

270-351-4880

www.familydynamicsbhc.com

Outpatient mental health counseling

Anger Management treatment

Couples counseling and relationship issues

Parenting counseling, family counseling, childhood problems including ADHD, ODD







270-765-6726







http://www.familydynamicsbhc.com/


HE A R T L A N D C O U N S E L I N G SE R VI C E S , P.S .C.



270-763-6644

Evaluation/assessment

Therapy/counseling/treatment

Reports to Court or other referral source

Psychiatrist available only for medications/prescriptions

Referral/Participation Criteria: Required

Fees/Insurance: All insurances except Cigna or EAPs; Fees based upon type of service

requested


3909 South Wilson Road

Radcliff, KY 40160

270-351-9444


Child, adolescent and adult inpatient treatment for mental health and substance abuse

Child, adolescent and adult traditional outpatient services with therapist and/or

psychiatrist

Mobile assessments to determine appropriate level of care


Fees/Insurance: Medicaid (21 and under), Medicare, Tricare and most commercial

insurances




312 North Mulberry Street, Suite 1


270-765-2335

Assessments for Batterer’s Intervention Program, Mental Health, Substance Abuse,

Parenting, Psychological, etc.


Group Sessions for Batterer’s Intervention Program, Anger Management, Substance

Abuse, Parenting, etc.






270-766-5099 ext. 205

Assessment/Referral for domestic violence, substance use, mental health and learning

issues as well as basic needs to identify barriers to self-sufficiency and family safety

Pretreatment

Service Coordinator

Referral/Participation Criteria: Referral required and assigned weekly



MILITARY/VETERANS


890 Rineyville Road


270-234-9236



Education programs


24/7 Crisis line






O 502.896.0495

O 502.426.6380

F 502.814.4539



Services Offered:



Assessment













270-763-6644







requested


OTHER

B O Y S A N D G I R L S H A VE N – PATH PR O GR A M , IN D E P E N DE N T L I VI N G

PR O G R A M , TH E R A P E U T I C F O S TE R C A R E PR O G R A M

1908 North Miles Street, Suite 104


270-737-0193

www.boyshaven.org

PATH Program – Intensive In-home Services – DCBS referrals

Independent Living Program – youth, 17 years and older in states custody

Therapeutic Foster Care – all ages, in state’s custody



C E N T R A L K E N T U C K Y R E E N T R Y C O U NC I L

P.O. Box 99614

Louisville, KY 40269-0614

502-290-2725

www.KentuckyReentry.org

We are a community group focused on networking resource providers who work with

and/or help ex-offenders making reentry into our community. We do not directly offer

resources to clients, but support those who do. We also use problem solving techniques

to work on the barriers ex-offenders becoming productive citizens.



CASA OF T H E H E A R T L A N D

P.O. Box 6065


270-982-CASA

CASA of the Heartland volunteers advocate for the best interests of children in the court

system.



http://www.boyshaven.org/



PO Box 428

Radcliff, KY 40159

270.307.0111

[email protected]

[email protected]


family counseling


anger management



Waiting List: No






this time.


OP E N A R M S O F H A R D I N C O U N T Y

411 Canary Drive


270-300-4966

A support group for grandparents and other relative caregivers so they may share

information, exchange ideas, support, identify and address issues and concerns of this

target group

Presentations and speakers

Update on legislation act

Connecting with other community agencies on specified issues







S T . V I N C E N T D E PA UL S O C I E T Y St. James Catholic Church

307 West Dixie Avenue


O 270.763.0164

Services Offered:

Self sufficiency assistance based on family needs

Referral/Participation Criteria: No referral needed. Office hours 10:00 a.m. – 2:00

p.m., Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday

Fees/Insurance: .



PARENTING


201 East Flaget

Bardstown, KY 40004

O 270 769-1927

O 502 348-0099

F 502 348-8406

Parenting

Family Team Meetings

Utility Assistance

TACK Transportation

Weatherization of homes



F A M I L Y S O L U T I O NS , LLC PO Box 2524


O 270.734.2158

O 270.300.7828

F 270.982.1333

Jerry Lucas

[email protected]

Services Offered:

Assessment/psychological testing

B.I.P./DUOT Domestic Violence

Anger Management and Parenting Groups


participate and/or provide information to the Court. Referrals are not required; no

waiting list. If court ordered, need to know which Court. Case number and first group

payment needed for first appointment. Groups for male and female.

Fees/Insurance: None.




HANDS PR O G R A M (H E A L T H A C C E S S NUR T U R I N G DE VE L O P M E N T S E R VI C E S )



270-769-1601

www.chfs.ky.gov/dms/hands.htm

www.ltdhd.ky.gov/pages/programs/hands_program/hands.html

Intensive home visitation from prenatal through child’s third birthday

Teaching based on Growing Great Kids and Growing Great Families Curriculum;

Focuses on child development, parenting skills and health services

Makes referrals to other needed resources


Fees/Insurance: Not required; Medicaid will be billed if client has Passport/Medicaid

or Tobacco Settlement Funds if not


PO Box 428

Radcliff, KY 40159

270.307.0111

[email protected]

[email protected]


family counseling


anger management



Waiting List: No






this time.


http://www.chfs.ky.gov/dms/hands.htm

http://www.ltdhd.ky.gov/pages/programs/hands_program/hands.html








270-765-2335









RECREATION


Nelle Thomas

Executive Director


105 Bishop Lane


270-304-1569

[email protected]

A safe, nurturing palace where needy children can receive nutritious meals in a

restaurant-type setting with caring support provided to families year-round

Weekly educational, creative arts and recreational activities supervised by caring

volunteers


success of students. As a church, our goal is to compliment the efforts of our schools and


giving of our time, talents, resources and energy through the avenue of an after-school






SCHOOL SUPPORT

C O U R T DE S I G N A T E D WO R K E R

Hardin County Justice Center

120 East Dixie Avenue, Suite 1074


270-769-5918

Court Designated Workers (CDWs) have given a second chance to thousands of

Kentucky youth by helping troubled young people avoid formal court appearances

through diversion programs. The diversion process teaches young people to be

accountable for their actions and encourages them to avoid other encounters with the law.

CDWs process juvenile complaints against youth under age 18. CDWs are in a position

to influence children and teens who are in trouble. These complaints fall into two

categories, status offenses and public offenses. Status offenses are noncriminal forms of

juvenile behavior, such as running away from home, skipping class, tobacco offenses or

exhibiting beyond-control behaviors at home or at school. Public offenses are defined in

the same terms as adult charges.

CDWs utilize uniform criteria to determine if a juvenile is eligible to participant in the

diversion program or must be forwarded to formal court.

CDWs collaborate with the juvenile and their parents to define the diversion agreement,

which usually consists of restitution, community service, service learning projects,

curfew, educational seminars, referrals to counseling, drug/alcohol assessments and/or

mental health services.



HA R D I N C O U N T Y PUB L I C S C H O O L S FA M I L Y R E S O U R C E C E N TE R S

Contact your student’s school and ask to be connected with the Family Resource Center

Educational Support

Counseling Programs for Teens

Crisis Intervention Services


Fees/Insurance: No fee


SEXUAL ABUSE


890 Rineyville Road


270-234-9236



Education programs


24/7 Crisis line







270-765-2335










SUBSTANCE ABUSE



O 502.896.0495

O 502.426.6380

F 502.814.4539



Services Offered:



Assessment






C E N T E R F O R BE H A V I O R A L H E A L T H E LI Z A B E T H T O W N

2645 Leitchfield Road


270-234-8180

www.centerforbehavioralhealth.com

Methadone, Suboxone, Vivotrol medications for addiction

Individual and group counseling

Non-medication group and individual counseling

Drug testing – oral swab and urinalysis


Fees/Insurance: Cash/Money Order: $100.00/week methadone fee; $55.00/week for

outpatient counseling; $25.00 assessment fee for outpatient services



http://www.centerforbehavioralhealth.com/


C O M M U N I C A R E , IN C . - C O M M U N I C A R E RE C O VE R Y C E N T E R

1311 N. Dixie Hwy.


270-765-5145

www.communicare.org

Intensive Outpatient Substance Abuse Treatment

Non-medical detox

Residential substance abuse treatment


Fees/Insurance: Self-pay (sliding fee scale); Insurance with preapproval; AOC

Contract; TANF; Operation UNITE



O 270.765.5145

F 270.769.6581

communicare.org

Services Offered:









Fees/Insurance: .








270-763-6644







requested

K E N T U C K Y A L T E R NA T I VE PR O G R A M S

107 A East Dixie Avenue


270-769-9096

Random drug screens – urine and hair follicle

Referral/Participation Criteria: Court referral required

Fees/Insurance:


3909 South Wilson Road

Radcliff, KY 40160

270-351-9444


Child, adolescent and adult inpatient treatment for mental health and substance abuse

Child, adolescent and adult traditional outpatient services with therapist and/or

psychiatrist

Mobile assessments to determine appropriate level of care


Fees/Insurance: Medicaid (21 and under), Medicare, Tricare and most commercial

insurances






270-765-2335








R E C O VE R Y S O L U T I ON S

1239 Woodland Drive, Suite 108


270-765-4535

Multi-tiered, long-term outpatient intervention program for alcohol, opiate or other drug

addiction

Medical evaluations by a physician trained in addictionology

Outpatient medical detox

Group therapy and individual counseling with a Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor

(CADC)


Fees/Insurance:


S T E P W O R K S A D D I C T I O N TR E A T M E N T

Road


270-

Short-term and medical detox

Residential treatment


Fees/Insurance:




270-766-5099 ext. 205

Assessment/Referral for domestic violence, substance use, mental health and learning

issues as well as basic needs to identify barriers to self-sufficiency and family safety

Pretreatment

Service Coordinator

Referral/Participation Criteria: Referral required and assigned weekly



TRANSPORTATION


201 East Flaget

Bardstown, KY 40004

O 270 769-1927

O 502 348-0099

F 502 348-8406

Parenting


Utility Assistance

TACK Transportation if family has a medical card





Nelle Thomas

Executive Director


105 Bishop Lane


270-304-1569

[email protected]

A safe, nurturing palace where needy children can receive nutritious meals in a

restaurant-type setting with caring support provided to families year-round

Weekly educational, creative arts and recreational activities supervised by caring

volunteers


success of students. As a church, our goal is to compliment the efforts of our schools and


giving of our time, talents, resources and energy through the avenue of an after-school






UTILITY ASSISTANCE


201 East Flaget

Bardstown, KY 40004

O 270 769-1927

O 502 348-0099

F 502 348-8406

Parenting


Utility Assistance






P.O. Box 642



270-769-3092

www.helpinghad.org

Utility assistance

Food

Clothing


Fees/Insurance:

http://www.helpinghad.org/


WEATHERIZATION


201 East Flaget

Bardstown, KY 40004

O 270 769-1927

O 502 348-0099

F 502 348-8406

Parenting


Utility Assistance





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