Running Heading: COMMUNITY REFERRAL NOTEBOOK
Slaughters Baptist Church
Guide to
Community Resources
2014
Slaughters Baptist Church
50 Rail Lake Drive
Slaughters, KY 42456
(270) 884-7222
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I. GOVERNMENTAL RESOURCES
A. FEDERAL GOVERNMENT – These may also be listed in the telephone directory's white
pages under "United States Government." Local offices or state offices were listed if
available.
1. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD)
www.hud.gov
Louisville Field Office, Gene Snyder Courthouse
601 West Broadway, Room 110, Louisville, KY 40202
502-582-5251
The ultimate goal of HUD is to provide decent housing in suitable neighborhoods for all
Americans of all income levels. HUD administers a program of low-cost and/or subsidized
rental housing for low-income people, programs to assist low-income persons to buy
housing, and provides help in bringing about healthy environments for urban communities.
Assistance may be in the form of grants, direct loans, mortgage insurance, technical
assistance, and/or advisory assistance. Programs are frequently administered by local
government agencies.
2. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC)
502-582-6082
www.eeoc.gov
Louisville Office
600 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Place, Suite 268, Louisville, KY 40202
EEOC investigates complaints concerning discrimination in employment because of race,
color, religion, sex, or national origin. If complaints are justified, EEOC seeks remedies
through conciliation or through Federal courts.
3. Federal Citizen Information Center
www.usa.gov
800-333-4636
The FCIC manages a National Contact Center (NCC) with a specially trained staff of
information specialists who can answer questions about all aspects of the federal
government. They administer the interagency initiative known as USA.gov.
4. Federal Emergency Management Agency
www.fema.gov
800-621-3362
FEMA’s mission is to support citizens and first responders to ensure that as a nation we work
together to build, sustain, and improve our capability to prepare for, protect against, respond
to, recover from, and mitigate all hazards.
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5. Social Security Administration
www.ssa.gov
4431 Hanson Rd., Madisonville, KY 42431
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877-626-9912
An agency of the Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, the Social Security
Administration is responsible for issuing Social Security account number cards, taking
claims for payment of old age benefits, disability benefits, survivor benefits, and Medicare
health insurance benefits, and helping persons to determine and prove their eligibility for
these programs.
6. United States Citizenship and Immigration Services
www.uscis.gov
Gene Snyder U.S. Courthouse and Custom House
601 West Broadway, Suite 390, Louisville, KY 40202
800-375-5283
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) is the government agency that oversees
lawful immigration to the United States.
7. United States Department of Veterans' Affairs
www.va.gov
800-827-1000
The VA administers programs and Federal laws pertaining to veterans of the U.S. Armed
Services and their dependents. A variety of programs are available to veterans, ranging
from medical care to assistance in home buying.
B. STATE/COUNTY/CITY GOVERNMENT –These agencies may also be listed in the white
pages of the phone directory under the name of, "Kentucky State Dept. of ..."
1. City Hall
City of Hanson - www.cityofhanson.com
City of Slaughters
270-322-8521
270-884-7000
Many of the city/town governmental offices will be found in the City Hall such as Mayor,
Councilmen Offices, Office of the City Manager, etc. Slaughters City Hall also includes the
water department.
2. County Court Clerk
Hopkins Co. - www.hopkinscountyclerk.org
Webster Co. - www.webstercountyclerk.ky.gov
270-821-7361
270-639-7006
County court clerks in Kentucky provide the following services: Automobiles are licensed.
People record legal documents. Businesses file property liens. Couples apply for marriage
licenses.
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3. Health Department
Hopkins Co. - www.hopkinscohealthdept.com
Webster Co. - www.healthdepartment.org/webster.htm
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270-821-5242
270-639-9315
This agency promotes the protection of public health and environmental health. County
health departments inspect food services and public places. They also investigate nuisances.
They also provide Clinical preventive health services include medical, nursing, nutrition,
social education and environmental interventions designed to assist individuals and
communities in obtaining and maintaining an optimal level of wellness.
4. Housing Authority of Madisonville
270-821-5517
This agency provides subsidized housing to low-income families. Services may include
either a low-income housing unit or rental assistance.
5. Humane Society
Hopkins Co. www.members.petfinder.com/~KY300/Index.htm
Animal Control (Emergency)
270-821-8965
911
The Humane Society of Hopkins may assist one with problems concerning domestic pets
and provide counsel and services concerning pet spading and neutering, licensing, adoption,
and proper disposal.
6. Kentucky Cabinet for Health and Family Services (Division for Family Support)
www.chfs.ky.gov
Hopkins Co.
270-824-7555
Webster Co.
270- 639-5044
The Cabinet for Health and Family Based Services administers such programs as welfare,
food stamps, assisted living, Medicaid, and other and other assistance programs including
assistance for those with mental health or developmental disabilities.
7. Kentucky Department of Housing, Buildings & Construction
www.dhbc.ky.gov
Building Inspector Hopkins Co.
Building Inspector Webster Co.
502-573-0364
270-824-2196
270-322-8193
HBC enforces statewide standards for building construction. The agency ensures fire and life
safety in existing buildings; licenses/certifies plumbers, electricians, boiler contractors,
sprinkler and/or fire alarm contractors and building inspectors. The building inspector
examines buildings in order to maintain building safety and enforce building codes. This is
the resource to contact concerning safe living conditions. Each county has its own inspector.
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8. Kentucky Department of Environmental Protection
www.dep.ky.gov
Environmental Emergencies (Division of Waste Management)
www.waste.ky.gov
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502-564-2150
800-928-2380
This division has the responsibility for enforcing sanitation laws and changing them in order
to correct health hazards and to promote a safe and sanitary environment. For environmental
emergencies such as gas, oils, or other substances contact the DEP Division of Waste
Management at the above hotline number.
9. Kentucky Department of Veteran Affairs
Veterans Benefits Field Representative
270-322-9087
This field representative can assist veterans and their families with service
Information. The office is located within Western Kentucky Veteran’s Center, 926 Veterans
Drive, Hanson, KY 42413.
10. Kentucky Office of Employment and Training
www.oet.ky.gov
Madisonville Office (Crittenden, Hopkins, Muhlenberg Co.)
Henderson Office (Henderson, Union, Webster Co.)
270-824-7562
270-826-2746
This agency provides free employment service for potential employees and employers. In
additional, it provides temporary financial support for the unemployed and comprehensive
labor market information. This agency also provides training for eligible individuals. Each
office provides services for three counties in Kentucky.
11. Kentucky Office of Vocational Rehabilitation
www.ovr.ky.gov
270- 824-7549
The vocational Rehabilitation Service administers programs for persons with physical,
mental, or emotional disabilities that interfere with their obtaining, continuing, or reaching
their potential for employment. It provides medical examinations, vocational guidance,
vocational training, individual counseling, and evaluation of a person's work potential. This
program covers surgery, hospitalization, artificial devices to replace a missing body part,
and other related expenses to the extent that a client can not afford them.
12. Resource Agency for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing
502 N. 2nd Ave., Evansville, IN 47710
812-425-2726
This agency exists to meet the needs of deaf and hard of hearing citizens in the tri-state area:
interpreter referral, case management, sign language classes, interpreter skills development,
deaf awareness presentations (information and referral). The agency also assists with job
search and placement.
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II. LIFE CONCERN ISSUES
A. ALCOHOLISM AND DRUGS
1. A Turning Point Counseling Services
270-826-6500
This is a drug treatment center focusing on a health and substance abuse services mix. They
provide outpatient substance abuse treatment.
2. Alcohol and Drug Counseling Center
270-821-0704
KODAP (Kentucky Drug and Alcohol Program) is a 20-hour Education class. Other
programs are outpatient treatment, and intensive outpatient treatment, individual, and family
Counseling.
3. Baptist Counseling Center
www.littlebethelassn.org/COUNSELING.html
270-825-8232
This counseling center takes a Christ-centered approach to counseling multiple situations,
including substance abuse.
4. Cumberland Hall Hospital (Hopkinsville)
www.cumberlandhallhospital.com
800-467-4061
This facility provides inpatient alcohol and drug treatment for adults and adolescents,
intensive outpatient services for adults, specialized treatment is available through many
distinct programs that serve children, youth, ages four and above and adults.
5. Kentucky Cabinet for Health & Family Services (Division of Behavior Health)
Frankfort Office
502-564-9208
www.dbhdid.ky.gov
The Division of Behavioral Health is a product of the merger of the Division of Substance
Abuse and the Division of Mental Health in July 2004. With an increased focus on the
treatment needs of individuals with co-occurring disorders of behavioral health and substance
abuse. This agency also offers programs for driving under the influence.
6. New Horizons Inpatient Substance Abuse Center (Owensboro) 270-685-4499
www.newhorizonsowensboro.org
This is a long-term recovery house of 9-12 months for alcohol or substance abuse. This
facility takes a Christ-centered approach. Residents attend weekly Church/Worship service,
and bible study.
7. Pennyroyal Mental Health Center
270-821-8874
www.pennyroyalcenter.org
This agency provides mental health treatment and counseling, including for substance abuse.
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8. RiverValley Behavioral Health (Point of Entry)
www.rvbh.com
Owensboro Hospital (for children 4-18 years old)
Webster Co. Office
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800-769-4920
800-755-8477
270-667-7092
This agency hosts over 21 Kentucky based programs that include inpatient and outpatient
services for those with mental health, mental retardation/developmental disabilities
(MR/DD), alcohol and drug addictions, prevention, recovery, and treatment. There are
programs for children and adults.
9. Serenity House
270-821-9772
Serenity House is a facility which holds frequent meetings of both Alcoholics Anonymous
and Narcotics Anonymous which help men and women work together to overcome drug or
alcohol abuse. Call for meeting times.
10. Western Kentucky Teen Challenge
www.teenchallengeusa.com/
270-639-7366
This agency exists to provide youth, adults and families with an effective and comprehensive
Christian faith-based solution to life-controlling drug and alcohol problems in order to
become productive members of society. By applying biblical principles, Teen Challenge
endeavors to help people become mentally-sound, emotionally-balanced, socially-adjusted,
physically-well, and spiritually-alive.
B. CHILD/ADULT/SEXUAL ABUSE
1. Abuse Hotline (Kentucky)
800-752-6200
This is the abuse hotline for child abuse, adult abuse, or child sex abuse.
2. Children Protection Hotline
877-597-2331
3. Family Advocacy Center
www.facky.org
270-825-1582
This agency offers many different programs through to help bring awareness and prevention
about child abuse and neglect. Some of our main programs are: CASA, Nurturing Parenting,
Cooperative Parenting, Crisis Counseling, and Personal Body Safety.
4. FOCUS Ministries
www.focusministries1.org
270-825-2423
FOCUS Ministries, Inc. is a not-for-profit organization devoted to offering hope,
encouragement, education, and assistance to women who are struggling in difficult
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circumstances, especially dysfunctional marriages, spousal abuse (domestic violence),
separation, or divorce.
5. Kentucky Cabinet for Health & Family Services (Div. of Protection & Permanency)
www.chfs.ky.gov/dcbs/dpp/
Hopkins Co.
270-824-7566
Webster Co.
270-667-7043
This agency’s primary responsibility is to investigate reports of alleged child and adult abuse,
neglect and exploitation. They also educate the community about child and adult abuse,
neglect and exploitation.
6. National Child Abuse Hotline
800-422-4453
www.childhelp.org
The National Child Abuse Hotline has a 24-hour service providing information on programs
and services available to persons dealing with situations of child abuse. Consultation and
anonymous reporting of child abuse situations are allowed.
7. OASIS
www.oasisshelter.org
270-639-0010
OASIS women’s shelter is a Domestic Violence Program and licensed Women’s Substance
Treatment provider for battered women and/or homeless, chemically dependent women and
their dependent children. This is the shelter for Webster County.
8. Sanctuary, Inc.
www.sanctuaryinc.net/
270-825-9737
The agency offers protection and safety for women and children who are victims of family
violence. They offer a comprehensive shelter program for battered women and their
dependent children. They also provide counseling and education. This is the shelter for
Hopkins County.
9. Spouse Abuse Hotline (Kentucky)
800-544-2022
10. Sunrise Children’s Services (for shelters in KY)
www.sunrise.org
Sunrise Dixon Center for Girls (Webster Co.)
800-456-1386
270-639-5457
Sunrise Children's Services operates a network of residential programs across the state that
offers long-term, residential care and treatment to young people from ages 12-18. The goal of
the programs is to help young people transition from a home of abuse and neglect so they are
able to return to their homes, or into a more traditional foster care setting. The Dixon Center
is licensed to provide therapeutic care for abused girls, ages 12-18. The services include
treatment for anxiety, mood, personality and eating disorders, gang involvement, runaway
behavior, substance abuse, sexual abuse and other issues.
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C. CONSUMER PROTECTION AND INFORMATION
1. Better Business Bureau
www.bbb.org
703-276-0100
The BBB answers inquiries concerning companies and individuals in business, investigates
complaints when there may have been deception in advertising and selling, conducts
consumer information programs on basic business procedures, and issues warnings
concerning irregular advertising and business practices. However, BBB has no legal
authority to take action against offenders.
2. Consumer Product Safety Commission Hotline
http://www.cpsc.gov/
800-638-2772
The aim of this commission is to protect consumers against unnecessary risk of injury from
any products and give them a means by which they can safely evaluate products. It
answers questions and accepts complaints about the safety of toys and other products.
The hotline is available 24 hours every day.
D. CRIME – Law Enforcement agencies are responsible for the enforcement of laws and arrest
of persons committing crimes. All crimes should be reported to a law enforcement agency.
When there is doubt about whom to contact, it is usually best to contact the city or county
police departments, which will refer the problem to another agency if necessary.
1. CRIME EMERGENCY
911
2. FBI – Louisville Field Office
http://www.fbi.gov/louisville/louisville
502-263-6000
3. Hopkins County Sheriff’s Department
www.hopkinscountysheriff.com
270-821-5661
4. Kentucky State Police (Post 2-Madisonville)
www.kentuckystatepolice.org
270-676-3313
5. Madisonville Police Department
www.madisonvillepd.com
270-821-1720
6. Webster County Sheriff’s Department
270-639-5067
7. Jails
Hopkins County Jail
www.hopkinscountyjail.com
Webster County Jail
http://webstercountyjail.org
270-821-6704
270-639-7032
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E. CRISIS (Family/Marriage/Pregnancy)
1. American Association of Retired Persons
www.aarp.org/states/ky/
10401 Linn Station Road
Suite 121
Louisville, KY 40223
866-295-7275
AARP is a program designed to provide outreach services and support to newly widowed
persons of all ages and either sex.
2. Baptist Counseling Center
www.littlebethelassn.org/COUNSELING.html
270-825-8232
This counseling center takes a Christ-centered approach to counseling multiple situations.
Services include individual, family, and marital therapy.
3. Cornerstone Counseling
270-685-6015
Marriage and family therapists diagnose and treat mental and emotional issues and concerns
within marriages, couples and families.
4. Door of Hope Pregnancy Care Center
24 Hour Help Line
www.doorofhope.com
270-821-9825
800-712-4357
This agency offers free pregnancy tests and free ultrasounds. They provide information
concerning abortion and STDs. They also provide counseling for new parents, pregnancy loss
recovery, or other situations.
5. Divorce Care Weekly Support Group
270-821-3924
A weekly support group designed to facilitate help and healing for people experiencing the
trauma of separation or divorce. Each session features video by the nation’s leading
psychologists, counselors, financial advisors, pastors, and authors on divorce recovery topics.
6. Family Advocacy Center
www.facky.org
270-825-1582
This agency offers many different programs through to help bring awareness and prevention
about child abuse and neglect. However they also offer classes on Nurturing Parenting,
Cooperative Parenting, Crisis Counseling, and offer resources for pregnancy
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7. Pathway of Hope
www.facebook.com/pages/Pathway-of-Hope/99514864000
270-337-0045
This agency provides pregnancy tests, confidential peer counseling, and information on fetal
development, alternatives to abortion, adoption, & material assistance for clients (clothing,
baby needs, etc.) post-abortion recovery, child loss recovery & abstinence education
presentations to 6-12 grades.
8. The Compassionate Friends (Kentucky)
www.tcfbluegrass.org/bluegrass.html
This is an organization which encourages mutual self-help for bereaved parents. Bereaved
persons can call directly for help and reassurance. Volunteers, who also are bereaved parents,
respond to calls. For local chapter information email leaders Jean Julius and Betty Gore at
jean.julius@omhs.org
The Compassionate Friends Meeting Time is 6:30 pm on 4th Thursday of each month at:
HealthPark
1006 Ford Avenue
Owensboro, KY 42301
F. EMERGENCY SERVICES (Food/ Shelter/Clothing/Financial Assistance)
1. Christian Food Bank of Hopkins County
270-821-3371
2. Common Garments
www.commongarments.org
270-249-0190
This ministry provides free food, free clothing, and even temporary shelter upon
recommendation.
3. Cooperative Ministries
270-825-4357
This is a ministry effort that helps provide assistance with food, shelter, clothing, or finances.
4. Pennyrile Allied Community Service (PACS)
www.pacs-ky.org
270-821-8114
This agency helps those with low income, fire victims, transients, homeless, and others in
need of clothing, furniture, household articles, etc. PACS also provides assistance with heat
bills, emergency food and medicine, and weatherization. They also help find housing and
inform clients of SSI, food stamps, other services and work with other agencies.
5. Sebree Food Pantry (Charles Buchanan)
270-635-0371 or 270-822-4409
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6. Slaughters Ministerial Alliance
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270-884-3328
This ministry is an inter-faith effort between Slaughters Baptist Church, Slaughters Christian
Church, and Slaughters First United Methodist Church. This ministry provides financial
assistance for individuals in need for things such as rent, utilities, food assistance, clothing,
etc.
7. The Salvation Army
www.salvationarmy.org
270-825-3620
This organization and ministry desires to supply basic human needs, such as rent, utilities,
food, clothing, prescriptions, Kentucky Vision Project, Disaster Services, Character Building
Adult and Youth Programs. Soup kitchen is open 11:30 am – 1 pm, Monday – Friday.
Emergency lodge is open from 6 pm – 6 am all year.
G. LEGAL SERVICES
1. Kentucky Legal Aid
www.klaid.org
270-825-3801
Kentucky Legal Aid assists and enables low income families, elderly, disabled and other
vulnerable individuals resolve legal problems that are barriers to self sufficiency, and to
provide these individuals an opportunity for an improved quality of life.
2. Regional Senior Citizens Center
www.pacs-ky.org
270-821-9173
A division of Pennyrile Allied Community Serive (PACS) which provides assistance to
seniors, including legal aid.
H. MEDICAL CONCERNS
1. Clinics
Hopkins County Community Clinic Inc
http://www.hopcocc.com/
127 E. North St.
Madisonville, KY 42431
270-824-3555
This clinic provides free medical and pharmaceutical care to financially qualified working
uninsured; while providing opportunities for health science students to experience service
learning opportunities first hand. The clinic’s intention is to help Hopkins & Webster
County residents who are making a sincere effort to help themselves and their families.
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MultiCare (Urgent Care) Madisonville
www.omhs.org
444 South Main Street
Madisonville, KY 42431
270-821-4444
Baptist Health Medical Associates
www.troverhealth.org
200 Clinic Drive
Madisonville, KY 42431
270-825-7200
2. Hospitals
Baptist Health – Madisonville
www.baptisthealthmadisonville.com
900 Hospital Drive
Madisonville, KY 42431
270-825-5100
Deaconess Gateway Hospital
www.deaconess.com
4011 Gateway Blvd
Newburgh, IN 47630
812-842-2000
Deaconess Hospital
www.deaconess.com
600 Mary Street
Evansville, IN 47747
812-450-5000
Deaconess Women's Hospital
www.deaconess.com
4199 Gateway Boulevard
Newburgh, IN 47630
812-842-4200
Kosair Children’s Hospital
www.kosairchildrens.com
231 E. Chestnut St.
Louisville, KY
502-629-6000
Methodist Hospital
www.methodisthospital.net
1305 North Elm Street
Henderson, Kentucky 42420
270-827-7700
Owensboro Medical Health System Hospital
www.omhs.org
1201 Pleasant Valley Road
Owensboro, KY 42303
270-417-2000
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St. Mary’s Health System
www.stmarys.org
3700 Washington Avenue
Evansville, IN 4775
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812-485-4000
3. Hospice
The program exists to provide support and care for persons in the last phase of an
life-limiting disease. Hospice is dedicated to providing exceptional services to end-of-life
patients and families with a total commitment of providing high quality care. Hospice
focuses primarily on comfort and support by maximizing a patient’s quality of life in their
final days.
Baptist Health Hospice
www.baptisthealthmadisonville.com/hospice/
Serves Hopkins, McLean, and Muhlenberg Counties
270-326-4660
Saint Anthony’s Hospice
www.stanthonyshospice.org
Serves Henderson, Union, and Webster Counties.
270-639-9288
4. Baptist Health Home Care
270-824-3470
http://www.baptisthealthmadisonville.com/home-care/
Home Care nurses provide general care to patients and the family of patients, give
bedside care to the sick at home, give aid and instruction to families as they carry out
prescribed treatment. Baptist Health Home Care services are available in Caldwell, Christian,
Hopkins, Trigg, Muhlenberg, McLean, Union, Webster, Crittenden, Todd and Lyon
Counties.
5. Poison Control Center
http://www.aapcc.org
800-222-1222
I. MENTAL HEALTH
1. Counselors/Therapists
Dr. Rita Jungblom, Psy.D. (Clinical Psychology)
1303 W. Noel Ave.
Madisonville, KY 42431
270-821-8874
Dr. Roger Laird (Psychologist)
200 Clinic Drive
Madisonville, KY 42431
270-825-7200
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Dr. Stephen D. Montgomery (Psychiatry)
735 North Drive
Hopkinsville, KY 42240
270-886-2205
Dr. Rogelio Silva (Psychiatry)
http://www.drsilvapsc.com/
1413 North Elm Street
Suite 205
Henderson, KY 42420
270-827-5469
2. Mental Health Counseling Hotline
800-928-8000
3. Midwest Behavioral Health
www.midwestbehavioralhealth.com
812-401-8008
Midwest Behavioral Health (MBH) is a comprehensive, multidisciplinary behavioral
healthcare practice with expertise in psychiatry, psychology, and social work. MBH performs
the following services for children, adolescents, adults, and their families, in the tri-state area.
4. Pennyroyal Center
877-473-7766
Pennyroyal Center is a comprehensive Community Mental Health Center providing services
for Mental Health, Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities and Substance Abuse.
5. Western State Hospital
http://www.westernstatehospital.org/
270-889-6025
Western State Hospital is an acute care adult psychiatric facility operated by the
Commonwealth of Kentucky. The hospital serves the 34 most western counties in
Kentucky.
J. PERSONAL EMERGENCY
1. EMERGENCY
911
2. Fire Department
Hanson Fire Department
Slaughters Fire Department
270-322-8121
270-884-7084
3. Medical Center Ambulance Service (Hopkins Co.)
270-821-5301
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4. North American Safety and Security
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270-825-0602
This service sells and installs the “Pulsar” brand of Personal Emergency Response Systems
(PERS). This is a pennant with a button that an individual wears around their neck. When the
button is pressed, an emergency response is activated.
5. Sky-Med
270- 821-5585
This service provides critical care transport by air.
6. Webster County Ambulance Service
270-639-7026
K. SENIOR ASSISTANCE OR NURSING CARE
1. Assisted Living Centers
Oak Ridge Retirement Center
www.goodworksunlimited.com/oak_ridge/oak_ridge.php
270-821-2111
The Paragon of Madisonville
http://www.paragon-living.com/
270-824-9006
2. Family Caregiver Support Program
800-928-7233
The program will serve family caregivers who provide care to people over
60 years of age. It will also serve grandparents and other older relatives who provide care to
children up to age 18.
3. Hillside Villa Care and Rehabilitation Center
270- 821-1813
This center offers skilled nursing and rehabilitation therapy to adults of all ages who need
short- or long-term care.
4. Pennyrile Allied Community Service
PACS Retired and Senior Volunteer Program
270-821-2252
To place persons 55 or over in meaningful volunteer jobs in the community. One of the
volunteer services is income tax preparation for older adults at the Regional Senior Citizens
Center during tax season.
PACS Transportation
270-821-3232
Under 60 years of age the charge is $2.00 each way in town and over 60 years of age the
transportation service is a donation only.
PACS
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4. Regional Senior Citizens Center (PACS)
Madisonville
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270-821-9173
This agency coordinates all services for the senior citizens of Hopkins County. Programs are
available such as homebound meals, homemaker and personal care. Operation of daily
services and activities within the senior center include: meals, homecare, personal care, legal
services, health, social activities, tela-care, chore, transportation, information and referral,
and income tax assistance.
5. Rest Homes (Nursing Homes)
Colonial Terrace Nursing Home
142 Roger Powell Rd.
Sebree, KY 42455
270-835-2533
Homestead Personal Care Home
384 Thompson Avenue
Madisonville, KY 42431
270-825-2956
Morganfield Nursing and Rehab
509 North Carrier Street
Morganfield
270-389-3513
NHC Healthcare of Madisonville
419 North Seminary
Madisonville, KY 42431
270-821-5564
Ridgewood Terrace Nursing Home
425 Island Ford Road
Madisonville, KY 42431
270-825-0166
Shemwell Nursing Home
805 Princeton Street
Providence, KY 42450
270-667-5472
The Oaks Personal Care Home
140 Givens Street, PO Box 1797
Madisonville, KY 42431
270-821-2155
Western Kentucky Veteran’s Center
926 Veterans Drive
Hanson, KY 42413
270-322-9087
6. Webster County Senior Citizen Centers
Providence
Sebree
270-556-7608
270-365-7446
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L. SOCIAL MINISTRY
1. Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Madisonville
1 South Main Street, 2nd. Floor of US Bank Building
Madisonville, KY 42431
270-821-0688
Big Brothers/Big Sisters assist children in their social, emotional, and character development
by providing carefully screened volunteers who serve as friends and mentors.
2. Hopkins County YMCA
150 YMCA Drive
Madisonville KY 42431
270-825-9982
It is a human service organization. The YMCA is a worldwide fellowship united in a
common loyalty to Jesus Christ for the purpose of developing Christian personality and
building a Christian society.