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God’s Outreach Community Food Bank1512 East Main St.Richmond, KY 40475(859) 623-2220Open Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday from 9 am to 12 pm. To receive assistance, you mustbe a Madison County resident.Please bring the following items with you:Your Photo ID/Drivers License and a current piece of mail with your name and address listed.You will need the names and date of birth of everyone who lives in the home.Grace Now110 Collins St. (behind Medicine Shop on Main St.)Richmond, KY 40475(859) 626-8990Food and clothing bank: Monday 6 pm to 8 pm, Tuesday 6 pm to 8 pm. Must have proof ofaddress.Richmond Church of Christ1500 Lancaster Rd.Richmond, KY 40475(859) 623-8535Call church to be screened to determine family need.Home Meals Delivery, Inc.325 University Dr.Richmond, KY 40475(859) 661-5101Serving 55-62 meals a day to people who cannot provide themselves with a hot noon meal ordepend on another adult for assistance.12Rev. 3-14-22

Parenting Assistance & Education AssistanceHANDS (Health, Access, Nurturing, Development, Services)Madison County Health Department214 Boggs LaneRichmond, KY 40475hands@madisoncountyhealthdept.org(859) 626-4263HANDS is a voluntary program for first time moms and/or dads residing in Madison Co.Families begin my meeting with a HANDS parent visitor who will discuss any questions orconcerns about pregnancy or a baby’s first years. Based on this discussion, all families willreceive information and learn about resources available in the community for new parents. Somefamilies will receive further support through home visitation. Services can begin duringpregnancy or anytime before a child is 3 months old.Madison County Extension Office230 Duncannon LaneRichmond, KY 40475(859) 623-4072https://madison.ca.uky.eduThe Extension Office offers a wide variety of classes and activities see their website or call themfor more information. Below are a few classes provided:Keys to Great ParentingAn educational program built around seven keys for unlocking an infant or toddler'swonderful capabilities. Based on the latest brain research, the program teaches keyparenting skills that stimulate optimum development.Grandparents as Parent (GAP)We will have our fellowship potluck luncheon. Except for our ‘Summer in the Park’ series,children do not attend meetings, due to subject matter. Our parenting focus will be, “HappyFamilies”.Small FriendsPlease join us for a healthy snack, simple craft, and playtime! Parents enjoy fellowship,grown up discussions, and parenting focus will be “Happy Families”. Small Friends is afamily support group for little ones from pre-natal up to their 5th birthday and for thosewho love them: parents, grandparents, expected parents, foster parents and “hope to”parents are also welcomed.Please RSVP to Pam Francis, 623-407213Rev. 3-14-22

EPSDT (Early Periodic Screening, Diagnosis, and TreatmentMEPCO Home Health AgencyMadison County Health Department216 Boggs LaneRichmond, KY 40475Community Action CouncilThe Prep Academy (Head Start and Early Head Start Program)Head Start Central Office1095 Kim Kent DriveRichmond, KY 40475Mommy and MeRachel Cobb – First Baptist Church, Richmond(859) 626-4509(859) 353-8269(859) 582-3207All Mommy and Me Music and Playdates begin at 10am. Dates are subject to change so it issuggested to join the GroupMe App to receive updates in the event of a change. You may requestto be added by texting Rachel.MOM (Mothers on a Mission)Michelle FarmerRed House Baptist Church2301 Red House RoadRichmond, KY 40475(859) 408-1132MOM stands for “Mothers on Mission”. It is ministry of Red House Baptist Church, butwelcome women of any faith or non-faith background to attend. Their mission is to provide a safeenvironment where moms can gather for encouragement and fellowship as they fulfill theirmission at home and beyond. Formerly known as MOPS and affiliated with MOPS International,they are now excited to welcome mothers with children of all ages (not just preschoolers) andprovide meetings free of charge. Childcare is provided for children ages birth to 5 years, but olderchildren are welcome to come and find a space nearby to work or play quietly. Meetings beginwith breakfast at 9 am and end at 11 am. Each month will feature a different speaker ordevotional time and related activity or mission project. They cannot wait to see you there!Early Learning Activities/Music Time (Madison County Schools)The local public-school Family Resource Centers (FRYSC) provide early learning programs forchildren 0-5 yrs. of age. They sing, read stories, have “hands-on” activities and dance all whilelearning how to follow directions, cooperate with others and many more literacy and kindergartenreadiness skills. Contact the local Madison County Family Resource Youth Service Center nearyou (located on page 27) for more information.14Rev. 3-14-22

Madison County Adult Education1101 Paul Van Hoose DriveRichmond, KY 40475(859) 622-8065The GED Plus program allows you to earn a tuition-free college credential while also earningyour GED at the same time. Eligible students will choose from one of the five high demandfields/areas of study and will receive extra support and one-on-one attention from faculty andstaff as they progress. All programs are short term, so you can earn your new credential in fourmonths or less.Madison County Public LibraryRichmond Branch507 W. Main StreetRichmond, KY 40475(859) 623-6704Berea Branch319 Chestnut StreetBerea, KY 40403(859) 986-7112Services available for the entire family. Special programs designed for toddlers, preschoolers,adolescents, and adults. Home to various community outreach events year-round.Kentucky Career Center1050 Goodwin AvenueLexington, KY 40505(859) 233-5940This facility is offering vocational rehabilitation, employment services, adult education (GED)Kentucky River Foothills Programs309 Spangler DriveRichmond, KY 40475(859) 624-2046Email: foothills@foothillscap.orgNew Pathways for Fathers and Families (Fatherhood Program)Provides job coaching, financial, relationship and parenting advice seminars for residentsCommunity Collaboration for Children In-Home Service Program (CCC)CCC empowers the family unit by promoting the safety, well-being, strength and stabilityof children and families by teaching problem solving skills, appropriate disciplinetechniques, self-sufficiency, and coordinating community resources.15Rev. 3-14-22

CCC staff provides short-term home-based intervention services from birth to age 18.Participation in the CCC Program is voluntary. Following a discussion with the referralsource about the program’s services, the family needs to consent to participate. Servicesaddress children’s physical, mental, emotional and educational needs while providingfamilies with the help they need to prevent removal of children from the home and movetoward healthy long-term safety and stability.The In-Home Service Specialist, together with the referral source, will work with eachfamily to help meet their specific goals using the Family Wellness Curriculum. Intensiveshort-term home-based interventions are aimed at assisting families in learning to livetogether in an environment that is safe and nurturing. Referrals may be made by anycommunity partner, DCBS or self-referral.Eastern Scholar House801 Van Hoose DriveRichmond, KY 40475(859) 408-7025This program is open to eligible full-time students in an approved post- secondaryinstitution such as Eastern Kentucky University, University of Kentucky, BluegrassCommunity & Technical College, Berea College, Morehead State University, etc. EasternScholar House is not a student housing program. Rather, it is a combination of educationsupports with access to housing and child development services all of which areinterdependent.Toddler TuesdaysBerea Parks and RecreationRussel Action Folk Center212 W. Jefferson St.Berea KY 40403(859) 986-9402Between January through March the Berea Parks and Recreation host special activities and freeplay for children ages 0-4 for Free at the Folk Center each yearMadison County Business & Education Partnership (Chamber office)201 East Main St.(859) 623-1720Richmond, KY 40475Partnerships with EKU Adult Education and Foothills Community Action Partnership to helpwith getting your GED.16Rev. 3-14-22

EKU Center for Student Parents202 Weaver Building, 521 Lancaster Ave.Richmond, KY 40475(859) 622-6684The Center for Student Parents is a place to feel supported, accepted and prepared for life as aparenting college student. Through guidance, academic support, advising, workshops, referralsand employment opportunities; student parents can graduate and meet educational and personalgoals.With offices on the Richmond and Corbin campuses, student parents get support, acceptance andprepared. You may be eligible for work study. Contact us today to find out more!Eastern Kentucky University Talent Search Program129 Keith Building, 521 Lancaster Ave. (EKU)Richmond, KY 40475(859) 622-5425One goal of ETS is to assist qualified youths with potential for education at the postsecondarylevel and encourage them to complete secondary education and enroll in postsecondaryeducation. The second goal of ETS is to encourage persons who have not completed secondary orpostsecondary education to reenter those programs.Nursing Aide Education351 Radio Park Drive, Suite 200Richmond, KY 40475(859) 624-4068www.nurseaideducation.comThe certified nurse aide training (CNA) course consists of 75 hours of instruction includinglecture, skills and clinical experience. Upon completion of the course, students will receive aCertificate of Completion enabling them to take their Kentucky State Registered NursingAssistant Exam at a state approved testing center.The online nursing assistant training course consists of 36.5 hours of study at home, 22.5 hours ofskills and 16 hours of clinical experience.Nurse Aide Training School, Inc. offers financing or monthly payment options for the In-houseand Online Nursing Assistant Training classes!17Rev. 3-14-22

Housing, Transportation, & Community ServicesGodirectory.infoAn online resource for the public in Madison County. Can help locate resources for:childcare, counseling, crisis services, disability services, education, family services, food, healthservices, household/clothing, housing/shelter, medical, senior resources, transportation, andutilitiesRichmond Section 8 Housing Office (HUD)118 North 2nd Street, P.O. Box 250Richmond, KY 40475(859) 353-5501Housing assistance and placement available for income eligible applicants. Rent to own andfamily self-sufficiency projects also available to participants.The Salvation Army Emergency Shelter1675 E. Main St.Richmond, KY 40475(859) 626-1247Provides a warm and safe environment for those in need of temporary housing; it is open sevendays a week. The shelter opens at 6 pm and closes at 7 am. Each guest receives a care packagecontaining soap, shampoo, toothpaste, and a toothbrush, along with bedding a washcloth, and atowel. An evening meal is served at 7 pm and breakfast at 6:30 am.The shelter has a men’s dorm and a women’s dorm; each dorm sleeps eight people. A familyroom is available for mothers with children. Single individuals must be 18 or older and have apicture ID and a social security card.Housing Authority of Berea110 Orchard St.Berea, KY 40403(859) 986-4436Provides housing assistance to income eligible families within the Berea area.New Liberty Homeless Shelter – Kentucky River Foothills123 Pine St.Richmond, KY 40475(859) 623-4564The New Liberty Homeless Shelter provides temporary shelter for homeless families for up tosix months, while working with these families to obtain permanent housing. The shelter has six18Rev. 3-14-22

two- and three-bedroom apartments equipped to handle homeless families with children. Staffwork intensively with the families, providing counseling and crisis assistance.REACH (Resource Education Assistance for Community Housing)733 Red Mile Rd.(859) 455-8057Lexington, KY 40504Want to buy a home? Need money for down payment and closing costs? Do you have lowincome, little or no savings, or poor credit? There are funds available for up to 15,000 for downpayment and closing cost assistance. REACH serves Bourbon, Clark, Fayette, Harrison,Jessamine, Madison, Scott and Woodford counties.Kentucky River Foothills Tenant-Based Rental Assistance Program309 Spangler Dr.(859) 624-2046Richmond, KY 40475Eligible persons include homeless who live on the street, in an emergency shelter, in places notmeant for human habitation, being evicted within a week, being discharged within a week froman institution in which the person has been a resident for more than 30 days or fleeing a domesticviolence situation.* Provides rental assistance, security deposit assistance, utility allowance (if qualifies), casemanagement, transportation, medical assistance, budget/credit classes, food assistance,heating/cooling assistance, utility assistance, educational assistance, GED preparation andreferrals.Serves Clark, Estill, Lincoln, Madison and Powell counties.LKLP Community Action/Foothills Express(859) 624-3236(800) 819-7083Foothills Express operates a public deviated-fixed transportation route in Berea and Richmond.Riders can board the bus at any of the stops we tentatively have set up for only 1.00. Thesestops include stores, apartment communities, city and county offices and businesses. The Berearoute is on an hour-long loop and riders will be able to get off at any stop. The Richmond route ison two 90-minute loops and riders will be able to get off at any stop. Wheelchair assisted doorto-door service is available for no additional cost. In Richmond, both buses are wheelchairaccessible. Bulk passes are available.Kentucky River Foothills Special Needs Housing309 Spangler Dr.Richmond, KY 40475(859) 624-204619Rev. 3-14-22

Foothills Community Action Partnership has received a grant that helps provide housing forchronically homeless persons. Per HUD the definition for chronically homeless is as follows: A single person with a disabling condition who is living on the streets (place not meant forhuman habitation) or in a shelter. HUD defines “disabling condition” as “diagnosable substance use disorder, seriousmental illness, developmental disability, or chronic physical illness or disability,including the co-occurrence of two or more of these conditions. A disablingcondition limits an individual’s ability to work or perform one or more activities ofdaily living.” This person must have been continuously homeless for a year or more or has had at leastfour episodes of homelessness in the past three years.Open Concern Clothing Center229 E. Irvine St.Richmond, KY 40475(859) 623-1570Open Monday, Tuesday, Thursday 8:30 am to 4 pm, Saturday 8:30 am to 12 pm.Bereans United for Utility and Rent Relief (BUURR)108 Parkway Ave.Berea, KY 40403(859) 985-1903Provides emergency utility and rent assistance for families once a year.Kentucky River Foothills – Migrant Outreach309 Spangler DriveRichmond, KY 40475(859) 624-2046Staff work with families in financial crises to help meet immediate needs and make plans for theirfuture needs so that similar crises are less likely.The Salvation Army (food bank, clothing, help with utilities)1675 E. Main St.Richmond, KY 40475(859) 624-5826Hours: Tuesday through Friday 10 am to 2 pm. Please call to verify hours.Services offered: Food bank, clothing vouchers, help with utilities when funds are available.Must present picture ID, Social Security Number, Proof of Income, and Proof of ExpensesThe Salvation Army Thrift Store1619 E. Main St.Richmond, KY 40475(859) 625-013920Rev. 3-14-22

Hours: Monday 10 am to 4 pmTuesday thru Saturday 9 am to 5 pmThe Salvation Army’s Thrift Store (also known as “Family Stores”) sell items donated to TheSalvation Army. The items available for purchase at these Salvation Army Thrift Stores are asvaried as the many donations we can receive. You will find lightly used, next-to-new, or newitems good for all areas of the home, wardrobe, garage, and beyond. Inside our Thrift Stores, youwill find an interesting array of dresses, clothing, books, furniture, crafts, kitchenware, and otheritems reflecting many different fashions and styles. Some artistic pieces, homemade clothes,furniture, jewelry, or crafts you will find are sure to be one-of-a-kind. Many browse our ThriftStores seeking such hidden treasures. These low-cost items are perfect for budget-conscious andcharitable shoppers alike.Lifeline and Link-up Programs (Affordable Telephone Service)- Call your local telephonecompanyLifeline helps with the monthly costs of telephone service. Qualified applicants will receive acredit on their monthly bill. The credit is limited to one line per household at the principal placeof residence.Link-Up Kentucky helps pay for the connection of new telephone service. If you dot alreadyhave a telephone, Link-Up can provide a reduction of up to 50% on service connection andinstallation charges. It may be possible to pay the remaining connection charges over a period ofseveral months.In Kentucky, an adult recipient of any of these programs is eligible: Medicaid, Food Stamps,Supplemental Security Income (SSI), Federal Public Housing, Low Income Home EnergyAssistance Program (LIHEAP). Just call your local telephone company.Body Recall, Inc.590 Mt. Vernon Rd.Berea, KY 40403(859) 986-2181Body Recall offers a variety of services from training information to supplies. Body Recallprovides the information and materials needed to educate people about body strengthening for allages. Body Recall’s focus is on personal independence. There are no big equipmentinvestments, and movements can be practiced at home. The Body Recall program will help youlearn more about your body’s mechanics while you exercise. This educational focus, combinedwith simple, slow and smooth exercise, can help you reclaim range of movement and make livingmore pleasurable. Body Recall is not a fitness franchise. In fact, it is one of the few internationalexercise programs that is a non-profit organization. The mission is to offer a wellness program21Rev. 3-14-22

that benefits all people and provides a higher quality of life through responsible movement that isboth pain-free and possible. This mission keeps class rates very reasonable, too.Federa

Berea, KY 40403 Berea Primary Care Office (859) 985-1415 305 Estill Street Berea, KY 40403 Provides variety of mental health services, including grief counseling. Accepts Medicaid Intrust Healthcare 401 Bogle Street, Suite 102 (877)-606-0638 Somerset, KY 42503 (606) 676-0638