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Division of Protection and Permanency859-824-4471120 N. Main St. Williamstown, KY 41097Fax: 824-7910Contact Person: Jennifer McComas, SupervisorEmail: jennifer.mccomas@ky.govInvestigate child abuse and neglect, adult abuse and neglectand domestic violenceProvide on going services for families identified with the abovementioned problems.Provide Preventative assistance for families with small childrenProvide placement for children at riskDo home evaluations for the court systemReport child/elder abuse/neglect, call 859-292-6550

Jonesville Rest Home859-824-4610230 School Road Jonesville, KY 41052Fax: 824-0794Contact Person: Cliff Wallace, AdministratorWe are a personal care facility for those who need assisted living tocare for their daily needs.We have private pay beds and accept Medicaid.We offer medication administration and help with daily needs such asfood, housing and transportation to doctor appointments.We are a licensed adult day care center

Grant Manor Health Care Center859-824-7803 201 Kimberly Lane Williamstown, KY 41097Fax:824-9614Contact Person: Amanda Mcelfresh, Admissions CoordinatorHours: 8:00am-4:30pm, Monday through FridayThe facility provides direct nursing services to those requiring long-termnursing care and short term rehabilitation services.We have special programs for the cognitively impaired.Financial counseling relating to nursing facility placement is available

Senior Citizens Center859-824-6415400 N. Main St. Williamstown, KY 41097Contact Person: Joan Cornman, DirectorHours: 8:30am-3:00pm, Monday through FridayCongregate for meals at center. Call by 12pm prior day to orders a mealfor the following day.Meals on Wheels-lunch available five days a week.Van services for congregate meals at center, grocery shopping andmedical appoitments.

Dept. For Employment Services859-292-6666320 Garrard St. Covington, KY 41011Connie SchnellFax:292-6675859-371-08088020 Memorial Dr. Florence, KY 41092Fax: 371-5103Website: http://oet.ky.gov/index.aspHours:8:00am-4:30pm Monday through FridayAssistance for job seekersConnect with employers needing workersMaking referrals to other social agenciesProvides access to unemployment insurance for those meetingeligibility

Northern Kentucky AreaDevelopment District859-283-188522 Spiral Drive Florence, KY 41042Fax: 2838178Contact Person: Tonia SloneContracts with agencies to provide services to persons 60 or older for homemaking, transportation, advocacy, personal care, and Meals on WheelsHaving personal care attendants for persons disabled with two or moredysfunctional limbs.Distributes commodities to low income families (butter, corn meal, cannedpork, flour etc.)

Division of Family Support859-824-5202 120 N. Main Street. Williamstown KY, 41097Fax: 824-7910Hours: 8:00am-4:30pm Monday-FridayContact Person: Rebecca StillwellEmail: rebec.stillwell@ky.govDetermine eligibility for Food Stamps, KTAP, and Medicaid

Grant County Child Support859-824-0906 101 N. Main Street Williamstown, KY 41097Fax: 824-0028Contact: Karrina YorkLocated on the Third Floor of the courthouseThe Division of Child Support Enforcement is responsible forestablishing paternity and securing child support, medicalsupport or both for children who receive child support servicesDSE also modifies support, enforces out of state orders andmonitors cases

Kentucky Division of Child Support1-800- 443-1576PO Box 1228 Covington, KY 41042Hours: 7:00am-7:00pm Monday-Friday7:00am-3:00pm SaturdayAutomated services. Information about applying for child support, paymenthistory, assistance etc.

4C of Northern Kentucky859-781-3511 20 N. Grande Avenue Suite 1A Ft. Thomas KY 41075Contact Person: Laura HeuserServices include linking parents to child care in their area, informationon child care options, regulations and choosing quality child care.Back to child care

Northern KY Area DevelopmentDistrict22 Spiral Drive Florence KY 41042Fax: 282-2728GRANT COUNTY OFFICE: 824-4768Hours:8:00am-4:30pmYou will need to supply the following at time of your appointment:birth certificate, shot records, social security numbers for yourself,your child, picture ID, and a school schedule.Administers state funds to help qualifying families pay for childcare.Serves entire state of Kentucky. Assistance is based on family sizeand monthly household income

Brighton CenterFax: 859-431-1298 741 Central Ave. Newport KY 41071Website: www.bright@brightoncenter.comHours: 8:30am-5:00pm Monday-FridayFamily Support Program works with Families who are in need ofemergency assistance. We offer the following assistance: food,clothing, rent, deposit, housing searches, tenant/landlord rights,transportation, cleaning supplies, utilities, prescriptions, householditems, personal items, diapers, furniture, baby items, USDAcommodities, SHARE, and referrals to other agencies.Back to utilitiesBack to housing Back to foodBack to transportationBack to Crisis/DisasterBack to Child Care

Williamstown ChristianAcademy859-823-2041318 N. Main St. Williamstown KY 41097Contact Person: Cindy WalterHours: Monday, Wednesday, Friday 8:15am-11:15amOperates on school calendar. Preschool Services for ages 3 & 4.Must be 3 years old by Sept. 30th, and potty trained. Requires 50registration plus 100 monthly tuition. Preschool and ChristiancurriculumState Certified.

Mom’s Christian Daycare859-824-7499 39 Warsaw Avenue Dry Ridge KY 41035Fax: 823-9941Contact Person: Janet, LauraHours: 6:00am-6:00pm Monday-Friday for children ages 6 weeks- 10years.The centers is state licensed and has a certified staff.The center has a preschool program, a summer program for school agechildren, computers, spacious playground, art activities, nutritousmeals and snacks.State subsidy is accepted.Back to Child ProgramsBack to Child Care

New Discovery EducationalCenters (South)859-428-1957-disconnect 2815 Dixie Highway Crittenden Ky 41030Fax: 823-9941Contact Person: Cathy DavisHours: 6:00am-6:00pm Monday-Friday for children ages 6 weeks- 10years.The centers is state licensed and has a certified staff.The center has a preschool program, a summer program for school agechildren, computers, spacious playground, art activities, nutritousmeals and snacks.State subsidy is accepted.Back to Child ProgramsBack to Child Care

WILLIAMSTOWN BOARD OFEDUCATION HEAD START859 824-3228 Voicemail300 Helton Road Williamstown, KYWebsite: www.williamstown.kyschools.usContact: Misty MiddletonHours: Monday-Friday 7:30-4:00Provides educational services for children 3 and 4 years of age andresiding in Grant County.Serves families meeting income poverty guidelines. Income eligiblefour year old children and children identified with a qualifyingdisability/delay are served first, with income eligible three year oldchildren being places as space becomes available. The eligibilityRequirements for each program vary.

CHILDREN INC.859 431-20751053 Madison Ave. Covington, KYChildren Inc. provides after school day care at Crittenden-Mt ZionElementary School, Dry Ridge Elementary School and ShermanElementary from 3:00pm-6:00pm Monday-Friday.Staff members receive training in CPR and First Aid, as well astwelve hours training in childcare annually. All programs participatein the STARS FOR KIDS NOW initiative.A snack is offered daily, as well as activities, crafts, homework timeand recreation.Please call for daily and weekly rates. 10.00-44.00 weekly.

GRANT CO. COMMUNITY EARLYCHILDHOOD COUNCIL859 824-3040275 School Rd. Dry Ridge KYHours: 8:00am–3:30pmThe CECC provides state-approved trainings for Grant County child careprofessionals (in-home & day cares) fall and spring.Scholarships for out of county trainings are provided on a limited basis.Eligibility requirements: Services are provided to in-county childcareproviders and individuals interested in becoming certified child careproviders.

Grant County Public Library859-824-2080201 Barnes Road Williamstown, KYWebsite: www.grantcountypubliclibrary.orgContact: Susan Calloway s: Monday-Thursday 9:00am-8:00pmFriday and Saturday 9:00am-6:00pmSunday 1:00-5:00pm.The library offers monthly computer classes; informational and recreationalprograms for adults, teens, children, and families; five weekly story hours forinfants, toddlers, preschoolers, and families; a summer reading program; andmonthly movies for families, teens, and adults; and Interlibrary Loan (ILL)service from other libraries. Most programs are free, but registration isrequired. Free library cards are available to Grant County residents who showproof of address, such as a driver’s license, tax bill, or utility bill, etc. Nonresident and Transient library cards may also be available. For moreinformation contact the library or visit their website.

Grant County Extension Office- 4HProgram859 824-3355105 Baton Rouge Rd.Williamstown,KY 41097Contact: Chris Ammerman- Ag. Agent, Patty Poor- Family consumeragent, Joyce Doyle- 4-H agentWebsite: http://ces.ca.uky.edu/grant4-H is the largest youth organization in the world for youth ages 9-19.The purpose of 4-H is to promote the development of youth intoproductive, self-directing and contributing members of society. This isaccomplished through informal education programs, activities and projectsled by volunteers and professional educators. Youth may choose toparticipate in projects and activities from caring for animals, to givingspeeches, going to camp, participating in crafts and much more. CloverBud Clubs are also offered for age 8 years and younger.

Boy Scouts Of America513 577-773810078 Reading Rd.Cincinnati, OH 45421Website: www.danbeard.orgIf you are between the ages of 7 and 20, you might be interested inone of the Scouting programs. Scouting offers a time-tested set ofactivities that have produced fine citizens, strong family members,and community leaders for more than 90 years.

Cub ScoutsFor information on Cub Scouts/ Boy Scouts for ages 11years and older, call 1 800-872-6887or visit our web site atwww.danbeard.org.

A.W.A.N.A. Youth Groups859 428-3122Crittenden Baptist ChurchChildren’s Programs for ages Kindergarten and up.Meetings are on Wednesday evenings from 6:30 to 8:15pm

Sherman Baptist Youth Group859 428-26953525 Dixie Hwy. Dry Ridge, KYContact Person: Gary RoseSunday Evening Youth Group: 6:00pm.Youth program for children through age 18.Place of Difference: Right after school hoursWednesday-HighschoolThursday -MiddleschoolChildren’s Choir offered to children age 5 through 5th grades.Contact Person for Choir: Tony DoaneYouth Bible Study: Wednesday evenings

Crittenden Mt. Zion FamilyResource Center859 428-0800270 Crittenden-Mt. Zion Rd. Dry Ridge, KYContact Person: Kay HughettEmail: kay.hughett@grant.kyschools.usCMZ Family Resource Center serves as a direct link betweencommunity agencies, CMZ School and families throughout theCrittenden-Mt. Zion area.The CMZ Family Resource Center provides referrals for healthservices, childcare, adult education, counseling and basic needs.Resources and direct services are provided for parenting skills, readingprograms, school services, summer program and school programs.Back to recreationBack to child program

MVPARENTS AND TEENCLASSES859-824-1270305 School Rd. Dry Ridge KYContact: Grant County Youth Service Center 824-1270 (M-F 7:30-3:30)www.grantcountyysc.com ( to pre-register)Classes are Tuesday evenings 6:00pm-8:30pm at the YSC located behindGrant County Middle 5:30pm-7:30pmSchool. Teens grade 6-12. Facilitators will help families to identify theirstrengths through the Developmental Assets Inventory and increase theirassets throughout the 8 week sessions.*Requires Pre-registrationBack to support groupBack to parentingBack to crisisBack to Child Program

Licking Valley Girl ScoutCouncil, Inc.859 342-6263 or800 716-6162607 Watson Road Erlanger, KYContact Person: Amanda Stites, Membership Marketing ManagerGirl’s organization, which includes traditional troops and interestgroups.

Mason-Corinth Family ResourceCenter859 824-9510225 Heekin Road Williamstown, KYContact Person: Marianne Smith, CoordinatorEmail: Marianne.smith@grant.kyschools.usCenter Hours: 7:45am - 3:45pm, Monday – FridayThe Family Resource Center assists families in finding services in thecommunity that meet their needs. We host several programs throughoutthe year for families to attend.Back to recreationBack to child programs

Williamstown FamilyResource/Youth Service Center859 824-4184300 Helton St.Williamstown, KYContact Person: Kelly West my McClelland Coordinators he center links, finds, and develops programs primarily forWilliamstown School students and their families, so thatstudents may do better in school.Programs provided range from parenting classes, student afterschool programs, summer programs for elementary childrenand various workshops.

Dry Ridge Family Resource Center859 824-3040275 School Rd. Dry Ridge, KYContact Person: Lanette Whalen, CoordinatorEmail: lanette.whalen@grant.kyschools.usWeb address: www.dryridgeelementary.net/frcThe Dry Ridge Elementary Family Resource Center links Dry RidgeElementary families with their community through referrals, programs andevents. Referral assistance is available for health, vision, childcare, adulteducation, community education, and basic needs.The FRC sponsors a wide variety of family programs and events, all gearedtoward family involvement in the school, continued education for the parentand child, and overall educational success.Programs include, but are not limited to, Family Reading Night (held once amonth), Family Fun Night (held approximately 6 times per school year), afterschool programs for students(craft days, special events) and Family Support ServicesBack to recreationBack to child programs

Grant County Youth Service Center859 824-1270 –GCMS824-9739 –GCHS ext. 4247GCMS --- 305 School Road Dry Ridge, KYGCHS ---715 Warsaw Rd Rm.247Allison Brewer Mortenson, allison.mortenson@grant.kyschools.usHours: GCMS 7:30am-3:30pm Monday-FridayGCHS 7:30-3:30pm Monday-FridayWe link students/families with community agencies. Referrals are made for substanceabuse, physical & mental health issues, basic needs, and educational supportWe sponsor programs and supply resources for:Career exploration and developmentSummer and Part-time job development (High School)Peer MediationTeen Parent SupportSupport Groups: Anger Management, Depression, Peer Relationships, Divorce, Grief,etc.Programs for prevention of substance abuse and violenceTobacco EducationBack toParenting EducationrecreationVolunteering opportunitiesFamily crisis and mental health counselingHealth and social servicesBack toBack to crisis Back toBack to Childpregnancycounseling Programs

American Red Cross, GrantCounty Unit859 630-3460P.O. Box 363 Williamstown KY 41097Emergency 1-800-255-7070American Red Cross Health and Safety Services provides theknowledge and teaches the skills that enable people to prevent,prepare for and respond to emergencies and contribute to safer,healthier lives. The Red Cross is a humanitarian organization. Offersfirst aid and CPR classesBack to Child Programs

American Red Cross, GrantCounty Unit859 630-3460P.O. Box 363 Williamstown KY 41097Contact Person: Diana MorganEmergency 1-800-255-7070American Red Cross Health and Safety Services provides theknowledge and teaches the skills that enable people to prevent,prepare for and respond to emergencies and contribute to safer,healthier lives. The Red Cross is a humanitarian organization. Offersfirst aid and CPR classesBack to crisisBack to Child Programs

St Vincent Depaul Society859-341-3219A new conference of St. Vincent DePaul Society has been organized bythe parishioners of St. Williams Catholic Church. The Society helpspeople who are in need. When funding is available these benefitsinclude; but are not limited to, help with rent, utilities, food, clothing, andfurniture. You must call the above number to be referred for localassistance.Back to utilitiesBack to foodBack to Crisis/Disaster Back to clothing

Grant County Helping Hands859 823-0286214 Barnes Rd. Williamstown, KYHours of Operation: Tuesdays 9:00am – NoonThursdays 4:00pm-8:00pmFood distribution is the 4th Wednesday of each month 9:00am12:00pmA direct service agency that provides assistance with food,clothing, shelter, utilities, medical and furniture.Back to medicalBack to housingBack to foodBack to clothing

Northern Ky Community ActionCommission859 824-4768134 N. Main Street Williamstown, KYContact Person: Carrie Pugh-Supervisor cpugh@nkcac.orgProvides assistance for food, clothing, utilities, homeless person,limited medical needs, weatherization, budgeting, credit counseling, taxpreparation and some emergency needs. Amy Brackman-Clareprovides states subsidized childcare community service listed above.Back to utilitiesBack to clothing

Brighton CenterFax 859 431-1298741 Central Ave.Newport, KYWebsite: www.brightoncenter.comHours: 8:30am-5:00pm Monday-FridayThe Family Support program works with families who are in need ofemergency assistance. The program primarily serves Campbell County,however, residents of Kenton, Boone, Grant, Pendleton, Carroll, Owen, andGallatin Counties are also assisted. The Family Support Program offers thefollowing types of assistance: food, clothing, rent, deposit, housingsearches, tenant/landlord rights, transportation, cleaning supplies, utilities,prescriptions, household items, personal items, diapers, furniture, babyitems, USDA commodities, SHARE, and referrals to other agencies.Back to CounselingBack to clothing

Adolescent Chemical DependencyProgram859-962-5384 Disconnected7380 Turfway Rd.Florence, KYHours: Monday, Wednesday and Friday 2pm-5pmThis program is a family-based treatment model with a track record forinnovation and quality chemical dependency program. Services includeChemical Dependency Assessments, Psychiatric Evaluation andServices, Drug Screening, Medical and Nutritional Screenings, Alcoholand Drug Education

8690 Warsaw Road Dry Ridge, KY (Folsom) 859 428-1079. VINEYARD Church of Grant County. 1418 N. Main Williamstown 859 824-9400. VIOLET RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST. 1000 Violet Road Crittenden, KY . 859 428-2230 Automated VM. WHITE DOVE REGULAR BAPTIST CHURCH. 255 Lusby Mill Road Corinth, KY 41010850