Bellewood Home for Children provides care to abused, homeless and at-risk youth across Kentucky. Our variety of pro-active treatment programs stress education and respectful relationships, teaching clients to lead healthy, independent lives and become contributing members of their communities.
Our Mission
Reclaim, educate and empower struggling youth and their families to lead healthy, independent lives through supportive services and caring staff.
Our Vision
Bellewood is a place where every young person —
has a safe place to call home
is connected to a supportive adult
is equipped with tools for life
can make a positive contribution to self, family, and society
NECCO understands limited budgets, overflowing case loads and your desire to give kids a true chance. For over forty years, we have offered cost-effective solutions. We specialize in 24-hour response on all referrals. NECCO is a flexible team of professionals poised to do whatever it takes to provide multiple, community- based services to youth who need care.
Sunrise Children's Services is a faith-based non-profit agency that cares for children and youth who have fallen victim to abuse or neglect. Each year in Kentucky, more than 72,000 reports are filed of children being physically, mentally or sexually abused. Fortunately, many of these children find refuge with Sunrise Children's Services.
Through its subsidiaries, Sun Healthcare Group, Inc. is a leading U.S. healthcare provider, delivering healthcare products and services to thousands of people every day. Sun and its subsidiaries now employ more than 29,000 people in the United States.
Your family is special with its deep bonds and unique relationships. Facing a dramatic change - such as moving a loved one into assisted living or a nursing home - is an unsettling prospect for most people. Life Care Centers have helped families for decades to work through the difficult decisions about how best to care for their loved ones.
The Housing Authority of Paducah was established on July 18, 1938 in accordance with the US Housing Act of 1937 and KRS 80. The Housing Authority of Paducah is committed to providing housing opportunities of all types to low and moderate income families.
Established in 1969, HDI is a unit of the Office of the Executive Vice President for Research at the University of Kentucky and part of a nationwide network of University Centers for Excellence. The Centers were established by federal legislation to promote team-based approaches to provide services for individuals with disabilities and their families.
