• Human Service Organizations

• 883.

Foundation for Behavioral Resources

THE DEVELOPMENT, ENDOWMENT, AND ADMINISTRATION OF COMMUNITY SERVICE PROGRAMS OF EDUCATION, TRAINING, GUIDANCE, TREATMENT AND CONSULTATION TOWARD THE GOALS OF IMPROVED BEHAVIORAL PROFICIENCY AND ENHANCED CAPACITY FOR SURVIVAL FOR INDIVIDUALS, FAMILIES AND GROUPS.

• Senior Citizens' Housing, Retirement Communities

• 884.

Christian Care Campbellsville Home II Inc

New Vista. We see the good ahead. We're a non-profit serving Central Kentucky in the areas of mental and behavioral health.

• Community Mental Health Center

• 885.

North Central Behavioral Health Systems Inc

Helping children, adults, and families reach their full potential through mental health and addictions education, counseling, and other services.

• Human Service Organizations

• 886.

The Solutions Center Inc

THE ORGANIZATION'S PURPOSE IS TO PROVIDE INDEPENDENT LIVING ASSISTANCE THROUGH EDUCATION, SUPPORT, AND PUBLIC AWARENESS FOR INDIVIDUALS NEEDING ASSISTANCE.

Servants at Work

Building ramps for our neighbors in need.

• Alcohol, Drug, and Substance Abuse, Dependency, Prevention & Treatment

• 888.

Independence Again

Independence Again is dedicated to providing a safe, stable, sober living environment for individuals seeking a healthy and happy life without using drugs and alcohol.

• Temporary Shelter for the Homeless

• 889.

Anchor of Hope Outreach Center

Anchor of Hope serves Kern County. Our mission is to help alleviate hunger, unemployment and homelessness in our community by helping to provide food from our pantry, offer computer training, life skills training, provide work development skills, clothing distributions, Literacy Support, local public transportation, (case by case), and we have a emergency shelter/housing facility and also provide referrals for those that are in need of shelter.

LIFELINE FOR PETS INC

Rescue/ Care/Placement Dogs/Cats Our Mission: To improve the lives of companion animals (dogs and cats) by: Rescuing them from neglectful and/or hazardous situations; Placing them with carefully screened families selected for their love of animals and the security of their homes; Promoting and encouraging spay and neutering; Assisting needy pet owners with veterinarian bills when funds permit.

• Services to Prisoners/Families

• 891.

LOUISVILLE FAMILY JUSTICE ADVOCATES

Community Survey Spring 2024 LFJA LMDC Communications Survey LFJAs mission is to creatively advocate for policies and practices that support families withincarcerated loved ones in Louisville Metro Department of Corrections LMDC.