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Short-term loans of assistive technology for try-before-you-buy evaluation.

Collects, refurbishes and redistributes donated assistive technology and durable medical equipment inventory may include wheelchairs, walkers, lifts, magnifiers and communication devices.

Description not published yet — call to confirm details.

Limited financial assistance for rent, utility bills, prescriptions food vouchers clothing vouchers haircut vouchers referrals financial assistance once/year, food once/month rent/utility by appointment food/prescription walk-in

LIHEAP/energy help, weatherization, rent/utility emergency assistance where funded, food, transportation, Head Start, senior programs, benefits referrals.

Christ-centered ministry serving the greater Lexington area since 2001: food for people who are hungry, transitional housing for men experiencing homelessness, training and mentorship for people who are incarcerated, and financial assistance for families facing eviction or utility shut-off.

Independent living support, disability advocacy, assistive technology/resource navigation, home modification referrals.

Food assistance

Food assistance

Financial/housing assistance for veterans, service members, or their families

Hot meals, senior meal delivery, Radcliff mobile meal delivery, blessing bags, showers, laundry, case management, ID/birth certificate/Social Security card help, SNAP/WIC/kynect/SSI linkage.

Muslim-led 501(c)(3) philanthropic/interfaith organization: food distributions to families in the Metro area (200 families during pandemic response) Ramadan care packages with Islamic Relief USA/APPNA including refugee households (Louisville and Bowling Green) school supply support annual Interfaith Iftar Dinner open to all faiths partnered distributions at west Louisville sites (e.g., St. Stephen Baptist Church).

Street outreach, supplies/resource connection.

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Description not published yet — call to confirm details.

Emergency financial assistance may help qualifying low-income residents with utility cutoff notices, past-due water bills, or past-due rent to prevent eviction.

Serves people who are poor, homeless and unemployed through 19 parish-based conferences across Western Kentucky. Provided disaster aid to tornado victims in December 2021.

Financial assistance (scholarships, house repairs, utilities, medical care) for low-income legally blind residents

Also provides sign language interpreter referral information, guidance on financial assistance for hearing aids, staff training, and Visor and ICE communication cards to facilitate communication with law enforcement.

Center for Independent Living satellite office.

Center for Independent Living: independent living skills, peer support, advocacy, information and referral, transition services, nursing facility transition.

Center for Independent Living satellite office.

funded by a surcharge on KY telecom lines also information/referral and interpreter resources through KCDHH

Landline or wireless equipment that makes telephone communication accessible.

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Community Services Block Grant services: LIHEAP home energy assistance, weatherization, Head Start/Early Head Start, emergency food, housing and rent assistance, workforce development, transportation, senior supports and family advocacy. Specific program mix varies by agency.

Municipal human relations commission handling tenant and landlord issues and maintaining a published housing services referral list for the Owensboro area.

Emergency food distribution as a Dare to Care Food Bank partner agency. Specific food types, quantities and frequency vary by site.

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Faith-based non-profit serving men facing addiction and displacement: safe shelter, structured residential recovery programs, life-skills and job-skills training, housing support and education, helping men rebuild their lives and reenter the community. Treats substance use disorders and co-occurring mental health conditions.

Clothing referrals through community resource network

Breakfast and Lunch

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Emergency shelter, meals and supportive services

Shelter for men, women and children intakes daily 8am-7pm case management toward permanent housing served 1,247 people in 2025

Continuum from prevention to relief to recovery, faith-based programming

Continuum of transitional programs alongside emergency shelter and permanent supportive housing

Permanent supportive housing units for disabled homeless men and women

Emergency shelter beds, day shelter, meals part of continuum including PSH programs

Personal care attendant services to support independent living

Project-based voucher unit(s) — voucher attached to the unit participants house through supportive programming

Dormitory and hotel-style transitional housing, case management, work therapy

Faith-based, ecumenical 501(c)(3) reducing recidivism across Kentucky: trained mentor teams (3-6 volunteers) form Nurture, Support & Accountability Groups (now also Virtual/VNSAG) meeting regularly with one returning citizen for 6-12 months post-release pre-release preparation spiritual support, life skills training worship community at New Life in Christ Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) at Dismas Charities-Diersen House publishes reentry resource site returningcitizenguide.com connected to Greater Louisville Reentry Coalition.

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Description not published yet — call to confirm details.