Resource Directory
1. Adult Services/Senior Citizens
2. Child Support
3. Child Programs
4. Church Groups
5. Clothing
6. Counseling
7. Crisis/Disaster
8. Parenting
10. Food
11. Child Care
12. Housing
13. Legal/Local Government
14. Medical
15. Mental Health
16. Money Management
17. Pregnancy
18. Recreation
19. Transportation
20. Utilities
21. Support Groups
22. Helplines Hotlines
23. Dental
24. Jobs/Training
Adult Services/Senior Citizens
Division of Family Support
Division of Protection and Permanency
Jonesville Rest Home
Grant Manor Health Care Center
Senior Citizens Center
Dept. For Employment Services
Northern Kentucky Area Development District
Child Support
Division of Family Support
Grant County Child Support
Kentucky Division of Child Support
Child Care
4C of Northern Kentucky
Northern KY Area Development District
Brighton Center
Williamstown Christian Academy
New Discovery Educational Centers (north)
New Discovery Educational Centers (south)
Williamstown Board of Education Head Start
Children Inc.
Grant Co. Community Early Childhood Council
Child Programs
Grant County Public Library
Grant County Extension Office-4H
Program
Boy Scouts of America
New Discovery Educational Center
(north)
New Discovery Educational Center
(south)
Cub Scouts
A.W.A.N.A Youth Groups
Sherman Baptist Youth Group
MVParents and Teen Classes
Crittenden Mt. Zion Family
Resource Center
Girl Scouts of Kentucky’s
Wilderness Road Council
Mason Corinth Family Resource
Center
Williamstown Family/Youth Service
Center
Dry Ridge Family Resource Center
Grant County Youth Service Center
American Red Cross, Grant County
Unit
Church Groups
Arranged in Alphabetical Order. Click on each set to see the
Church Listings.
A-C
D-F
G-L
M-O
P-T
U-Z
Church Groups A-C
ANTIOCH CHURCH OF CHRIST
Keefer Road Corinth, KY859 824-3835
CORINTH CHRISTIAN CHURCH
330 Old Corinth-Owenton Rd Corinth, KY 859 8240336
CHERRY GROVE PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF GOD
Cherry Grove Road Williamstown, KY859 586-6668 or
859 428-0205 Disc.
CORINTH CHURCH OF GOD
U.S. 25 Corinth, KY859 824-9164 Disc.
CONCORD BAPTIST CHURCH
3505 Golds Valley Rd.Jonesville859 484-5071 Disc.
CORINTH COMMUNITY WORSHIP CENTER
210 Ninth Street Corinth, KY 859 824-5684
CORINTH BAPTIST CHURCH
235 Church St. Corinth, KY859 824-5647
CRITTENDEN BAPTIST CHURCH
215 Russell St. Crittenden, KY859 428-3122
CRITTENDEN CHRISTIAN CHURCH
(DISCIPLES OF CHRIST)
P.O. Box 130106 North Main St. Crittenden, KY859
428-2210
Church Groups D-F
DRY RIDGE BAPTIST CHURCH
19 Broadway Dry Ridge, KY 859 824-5501
DRY RIDGE CHRISTIAN CHURCH
(DISCIPLES OF CHRIST)
13 School Street Dry Ridge, KY 859 823-1303
DRY RIDGE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
15 Warsaw Avenue Dry Ridge, KY 859 824-5622 Wrong #
ELLISTON BAPTIST CHURCH
5750 Elliston-Mt.Zion Rd Dry Ridge, KY 859 371-1364 Disc.
FAIRVIEW CHRISTIAN CHURCH
501 Fairview Road Williamstown, KY 859 824-1122 Wrong #
FAMILY BIBLE CHURCH
16 Summit Avenue Williamstown, KY 859 824-9034 Disc.
FAMILY WORSHIP CENTER
1380 N. Main St.Williamstown 859 824-7391
FIRST LOVE COMMUNITY WORSHIP
Pastor’s home Crittenden 859 823-6511
Church Groups G-L
GOD’S COMMUNITY CHURCH
403 South Main St. Williamstown, KY859
824-5830 Disc.
GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH
3125 Dixie Hwy Sherman, KY859 4281393 Disc.
GRANT COUNTY BAPTIST TEMPLE
1190 Dry Ridge Road Dry Ridge, KY859
428-1854 Disc.
GRASSY RUN BAPTIST CHURCH
1555 Heekin Rd. Williamstown, KY
HANDS OF JESUS MINISTRY
2060 Lemon northcutt Rd. Dry ridge, KY
859 428-1541
IMMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH
3515 Dixie Hwy, between Crittenden &
Dry Ridge, KY859 428-1133 or 859 5864875
JONESVILLE UNITED METHODIST
CHURCH
4465 Stewart Ridge Rd Jonesville, KY859
750-8167 Disc.
KNOXVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH
110 E. Fairview Rd.Williamstown859 823-4441
KNOXVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH
12 Knoxville Road Williamstown, KY
LABOR OF LOVE MINISTRY
113 Johnson Street Williamstown, KY859 824-6899 Disc.
LAWRENCEVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH
3650 Lawrenceville Rd Corinth, KY859 824-7775 Disc.
LIVELY STONE CHURCH OF GOD
Sherman-Mt. Zion Road Sherman, KY859 823-2332
LYSTRA CHURCH OF CHRIST
(1 mile south of Mason, KY)
8915 Dixie Hwy Williamstown, KY 859 824-6637
Church Groups M-O
MACEDONIA BAPTIST CHURCH
14460 Jonesville Road Dry Ridge, KY859 824-3393
MASON BAPTIST CHURCH
320 Mason-Sipple RoadMason, KY 859 824-0337
MOUNT CARMEL BAPTIST CHURCH
389 Mt. Carmel Rd.Williamstown859 824-5894 Disc.
MOUNT OLIVET Christian Church
2175 Heekin-Lawrenceville Rd. Williamstown, KY859 824-4093
MOUNT PISGAH METHODIST CHURCH
930 Gold’s Valley Rd.Dry Ridge, KY859 824-4921 Disc.
MOUNT PLEASANT CHURCH OF CHRIST
Home of the Whites Williamstown, KY859 824-9393
MOUNT ZION BAPTIST CHURCH
5320 Sherman-Mt. Zion RdDry Ridge, KY859 428-1091 Automated VM
NEW LIFE APOSTOLIC CHURCH
1645 Gardnersville RdCrittenden, KY859 428-3120 Automated VM
OAK RIDGE BAPTIST CHURCH
2425 Oak Ridge RoadWilliamstown, KY
OPEN DOOR BAPTIST CHURCH
1190 Dry Ridge Rd.859 428-1854 Disc.
Church Groups P-T
PLEASANT VIEW BAPTIST CHURCH
7910 Napoleon-Zion Station Rd. Dry Ridge, KY 859 4280931
ROANOKE CHRISTIAN CHURCH Home #
Gumlick Road Falmouth, KY 859 428-1229
ST. WILLIAM CATHOLIC CHURCH
6 Church Drive Williamstown, KY859 824-5381
SHERMAN BAPTIST CHURCH
3525 Dixie Hwy Dry Ridge, KY859 428-2695
SHERMAN CHURCH OF CHRIST
1055 Sherman-Mt. Zion Rd .Dry Ridge, KY859 428-1661
SHERMAN FULL GOSPEL 3295 Dixie Hwy Dry Ridge,
Ky859 428-2200
SHILOH Full Gospel CHURCH
266 Keefer Rd. Corinth, KY 859 428-1218
STEWARTSVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH
Ky 36 Stewartsville Rd.Williamstown, KY
STRINGTOWN CHRISTIAN CHURCH
8475 Cordova RdBerry, KY 41035
859 824-3646 Disc.
TABERNACLE BAPTIST CHURCH
6350 Warsaw Rd.Dry Ridge, KY
859 801-3824 Wrong #
Church Groups U-Z
UNITED BAPTIST CHURCH
1486 Jagg Road Demossville, KY 41033859
824-7405
VINE RUN BAPTIST CHURCH
8690 Warsaw Road Dry Ridge, KY (Folsom)
859 428-1079
VINEYARD Church of Grant County
1418 N. Main Williamstown 859 824-9400
WILLIAMSTOWN CHRISTIAN CHURCH
318 N. Main Street Williamstown, KY 859 824-2041
WILLIAMSTOWN CHURCH OF GOD
113 High Street Williamstown, KY 859 824-0910
WILLIAMSTOWN CONGREGATION OF JEHOVAH’S
WITNESSES
205 Humes Ridge Road Williamstown, KY
859 824-3235 Automated VM
VIOLET RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST
1000 Violet Road Crittenden, KY
859 428-2230 Automated VM
WILLIAMSTOWN PENTECOSTAL HOLINESS
CHURCH
749 South Main St. Williamstown, KY
859 824-3918 Automated VM
WHITE DOVE REGULAR BAPTIST CHURCH
255 Lusby Mill Road Corinth, KY 41010850
823- 6651 Disc.
WILLIAMSTOWN UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
206 Paris Street Williamstown, KY 859 823-5171
WILLIAMSTOWN BAPTIST CHURCH
214 N. Main Street Williamstown, KY 859 8244102
ZION BAPTIST CHURCH
103 South Main St. Dry Ridge, KY 859 824-6568
Clothing
ST. VINCENT DEPAUL SOCIETY
GRANT COUNTY HELPING HANDS
NORTHERN KY COMMUNITY ACTION COMMISSION
BRIGHTON CENTER
Counseling
FAMILY NURTURING CENTER
NORTH KEY COMMUNITY CARE
WOMEN’S CRISIS CENTER
BRIGHTON CENTER
COMMUNITY BASED SERVICES DIVISION OF
PROTECTION AND PERMANENCY
ADOLESCENT CHEMICAL DEPENDENCY
PROGRAM
CARE NET PREGNANCY SERVICES
(Grant County Center)
MODLIN AND ASSOCIATES
CONSUMER COUNSELING SERVICE
GRANT COUNTY YOUTH SERVICES CENTER
TIC TOC PROGRAM
K.E.Y.S.
FAMILY PRESERVATION/REUNIFICATION
GRIEF COUNSELING GROUPS
NEW HOPE CENTER
KENTUCKY INTENSIVE FAMILY SERVICES
Crisis/Disaster
Brighton Center
Family Preservation/Reunification
St.Vincent Depaul Society
American Red Cross, Grant County
Unit
Grant County CDW (Court
Designated Worker)
Dept. of Juvenile Justice
Community Based Services Division
of Protection and Permanency
Community Service/ Juvenile
KY Multi-County Task Forces on Child
Abuse, Inc.
Adolescent Chemical Dependency
Program
Children’s Crisis Center
Children of Domestic Violence
North Key Community Care
St. Joseph’s Home
NorthKey Child Crisis Stabilization
Services
Grant County Youth Services Center
Family Nurturing Center
NorthKey Regional Prevention Early
Intervention
Tic Toc Program
K.E.Y.S
MVParents and Teen Classes
Parenting
1-2-3 MAGIC (CARE NET)
MVPARENTS AND TEEN CLASSES
Family Nurturing Center
H.A.N.D.S. (Health Access Nurturing Development Services)
NEW HOPE CENTER
Food
BRIGHTON CENTER
COMMUNITY BASED SERVICES DIVISION OF FAMILY SUPPORT
NORTHERN KY. COMMUNITY ACTION COMMISSON
GRANT COUNTY HELPING HANDS
LAWRENCEVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH
(Manger Ministries)
St. Vincent DePaul Society
SENIOR CITIZENS CENTER
SUMMER FOOD SERVICE PROGRAM FOR CHILDREN
WILLIAMSTOWN CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Dental
HEALTH KENTUCKY
HEALTH POINT DENTAL CARE
(Dental assistance)
OUCHLESS FAMILY DENTISTR
COMFORT DENTISTRY
FAMILY DENTISTRY
PRECISION DENTAL CARE
Housing
WELCOME HOUSE OF NORTHERN
KY, INC. GARDENS AT GREENUP
PARKVIEW MANOR
H.U.D. AND SECTION 8
NORWOOD I & II APARTMENTS
WELCOME HOUSE
(Emergency Shelter)
St. Vincent DePaul Society
BRIGHTON CENTER
GRANT COUNTY HELPING HANDS
FAIRHAVEN RESCUE MISSION
WOMEN’S CRISIS CENTER
CRITTENDEN PLACE APARTMENTS, LTD.
USDA RURAL DEVELOPMENT
LOCUST RIDGE APARTMENTS
ACADEMY PLACE APARTMENTS
AIRESHIRE APARTMENTS, LTD.
CORINTH COUNTRY HOMES
HOUSING AUTHORITY OF WILLIAMSTOWN
HOUSING AUTHORITY OF DRY RIDGE
(MEADOWVIEW ESTATES)
NORTHERN KY COMMUNITY ACTION COMMISSION
Legal/Local Government
GRANT COUNTY CDW
CHILDREN’S LAW CENTER
KENTUCKY YOUTH ADVOCATES
GRANT COUNTY ATTORNEY
GRANT COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
GRANT COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT CLERK
GRANT COUNTY CLERK’S OFFICE
GRANT COUNTY FISCAL COURT
NORTHERN KENTUCKY LEGAL AID SOCIETY, INC.
Medical
Health Kentucky
ST. JOSEPH’S HOME
COMMUNITY BASED SERVICES DIVISION
OF FAMILY SUPPORT
NORTHERN KY COMMUNITY ACTION
COMMISSION
NORTHERN KENTUCKY RESPIRATORY CARE
Medical Transportation (Region 13)
NURSES CALLING
NORTHERN KY DISTRICT HEALTH
The Arc of Kentucky
(Special Needs)
DEPT. – GRANT COUNTY
GRANT COUNTY HELPING HANDS
ST. ELIZABETH MEDICAL CENTER—
GRANT COUNTY
NORTH KEY COMMUNITY CARE
St. Vincent DePaul Community Pharmacy
Health Point Family Care Medical Care
GRANT COUNTY SCHOOL HEALTH SERVICES
K.E.Y.S.
NORTHERN KY. AREA DEVELOPMENT
DISTRICT
Mental Health
K.E.Y.S.
Mental Health America of Northern Kentucky
QPR –Suicide Prevention Training
KENTUCKY INTENSIVE FAMILY SERVICES
NORTHKEY COMMUNITY CARE
Money Management
GRANT COUNTY COOPERATIVE EXTENSION SERVICES
NORTHERN KY COMMUNITY ACTION COMMISSION
WELCOME HOUSE OF NORTHERN KY, INC FAMILY CASE MANAGEMENT
WELCOME HOUSE OF NORTHERN KY, INC. PROTECTIVE PAYEE PROGRAM
CONSUMER COUNSELING SERVICE
HOME OWNERSHIP/BUDGETING
Pregnancy
CARE NET PREGNANCY SERVICES
(Grant County Center)
NORTHERN KY DISTRICT HEALTH DEPT. – GRANT COUNTY
NEW HOPE CENTER
COMMUNITY BASED SERVICES DIVISION OF FAMILY SUPPORT
Health Point Family Care
Medical Care
ST. ELIZABETH MEDICAL CENTER GRANT COUNTY
PREGNANCY CENTER OF NORTHERN KENTUCKY
GRANT COUNTY YOUTH SERVICES CENTER
MERCY MATERNITY HOME
H.A.N.D.S.
24-HOUR PREGNANCY HELPLINE
Recreation
GRANT COUNTY PARKS & RECREATION
CRITTENDEN - MT. ZION FAMILY RESOURCE CENTER
DRY RIDGE FAMILY RESOURCE CENTER
MASON-CORINTH FAMILY RESOURCE CENTER
SHERMAN ELEMENTARY FAMILY RESOURCE CENTER
WILLIAMSTOWN FRYSC
GRANT COUNTY YOUTH SERVICES CENTER
GRANT COUNTY 4-H
KENTUCKY DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE
Transportation
Medical Transportation
(Region 13)
HANDI-VAN INCORPORATED
NORTHERN KENTUCKY TRANSIT
SENIOR CITIZENS CENTER
BRIGHTON CENTER
Utilities
ST. VINCENT DEPAUL SOCIETY
BRIGHTON CENTER
NORTHERN KY COMMUNITY ACTION COMMISSION
Salvation Army
Support Groups
MVPARENTS AND TEEN CLASSES
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS
Al-Anon Family Group Meeting (Circle of Hope)
CAREGIVER SUPPORT PROGRAM
COMMONWEALTH SUBSTANCE ABUSE
Tic Toc Program (Family Nurturing Center)
RELATIVE RAISING CHILDREN SUPPORT GROUP
FAMILY SERVICES OF NORTHERN KENTUCKY
ST. ELIZABETH HOSPICE GRIEF SUPPORT GROUPS
TOUGH LOVE
BOYS AND GIRLS TOWN NATIONAL HOTLINE
24-HOUR PARENT HELPLINE
THE CARE CONNECTION— United Way 211 Service
Help Hotlines
Click HERE for a listing of numbers
Division of Family Support
120 N. Main St. Williamstown, Ky 41097
Phone: 859-824-5202
Fax: 859-824-7910
Contact Person: Rebecca Stillwell
Email: rebec.stillwell@ky.gov.
Hours: 8:00am-4:30pm Monday –Friday
Determine eligibility for Food Stamps, KTAP (Ky
Transitional Assistance Program) and Medicaid
Division of Protection and Permanency
859-824-4471
120 N. Main St. Williamstown, KY 41097
Fax: 824-7910
Contact Person: Jennifer McComas, Supervisor
Email: jennifer.mccomas@ky.gov
Investigate child abuse and neglect, adult abuse and neglect
and domestic violence
Provide on going services for families identified with the abovementioned problems.
Provide Preventative assistance for families with small children
Provide placement for children at risk
Do home evaluations for the court system
Report child/elder abuse/neglect, call 859-292-6550
Jonesville Rest Home
859-824-4610
230 School Road Jonesville, KY 41052
Fax: 824-0794
Contact Person: Cliff Wallace, Administrator
We are a personal care facility for those who need assisted living to
care for their daily needs.
We have private pay beds and accept Medicaid.
We offer medication administration and help with daily needs such as
food, housing and transportation to doctor appointments.
We are a licensed adult day care center
Grant Manor Health Care Center
859-824-7803 201 Kimberly Lane Williamstown, KY 41097
Fax:824-9614
Contact Person: Amanda Mcelfresh, Admissions Coordinator
Hours: 8:00am-4:30pm, Monday through Friday
The facility provides direct nursing services to those requiring long-term
nursing 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 Center
859-824-6415
400 N. Main St. Williamstown, KY 41097
Contact Person: Joan Cornman, Director
Hours: 8:30am-3:00pm, Monday through Friday
Congregate for meals at center. Call by 12pm prior day to orders a meal
for the following day.
Meals on Wheels-lunch available five days a week.
Van services for congregate meals at center, grocery shopping and
medical appoitments.
Dept. For Employment Services
859-292-6666
320 Garrard St. Covington, KY 41011
Connie Schnell
Fax:292-6675
859-371-0808
8020 Memorial Dr. Florence, KY 41092
Fax: 371-5103
Website: http://oet.ky.gov/index.asp
Hours:8:00am-4:30pm Monday through Friday
Assistance for job seekers
Connect with employers needing workers
Making referrals to other social agencies
Provides access to unemployment insurance for those meeting
eligibility
Northern Kentucky Area
Development District
859-283-1885
22 Spiral Drive Florence, KY 41042
Fax: 2838178
Contact Person: Tonia Slone
Contracts with agencies to provide services to persons 60 or older for homemaking, transportation, advocacy, personal care, and Meals on Wheels
Having personal care attendants for persons disabled with two or more
dysfunctional limbs.
Distributes commodities to low income families (butter, corn meal, canned
pork, flour etc.)
Division of Family Support
859-824-5202 120 N. Main Street. Williamstown KY, 41097
Fax: 824-7910
Hours: 8:00am-4:30pm Monday-Friday
Contact Person: Rebecca Stillwell
Email: rebec.stillwell@ky.gov
Determine eligibility for Food Stamps, KTAP, and Medicaid
Grant County Child Support
859-824-0906 101 N. Main Street Williamstown, KY 41097
Fax: 824-0028
Contact: Karrina York
Located on the Third Floor of the courthouse
The Division of Child Support Enforcement is responsible for
establishing paternity and securing child support, medical
support or both for children who receive child support services
DSE also modifies support, enforces out of state orders and
monitors cases
Kentucky Division of Child Support
1-800- 443-1576
PO Box 1228 Covington, KY 41042
Hours: 7:00am-7:00pm Monday-Friday
7:00am-3:00pm Saturday
Automated services. Information about applying for child support, payment
history, assistance etc.
4C of Northern Kentucky
859-781-3511 20 N. Grande Avenue Suite 1A Ft. Thomas KY 41075
Contact Person: Laura Heuser
Services include linking parents to child care in their area, information
on child care options, regulations and choosing quality child care.
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Northern KY Area Development
District
22 Spiral Drive Florence KY 41042
Fax: 282-2728
GRANT COUNTY OFFICE: 824-4768
Hours:8:00am-4:30pm
You 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 size
and monthly household income
Brighton Center
Fax: 859-431-1298 741 Central Ave. Newport KY 41071
Website: www.bright@brightoncenter.com
Hours: 8:30am-5:00pm Monday-Friday
Family Support Program works with Families who are in need of
emergency assistance. We offer the following assistance: food,
clothing, rent, deposit, housing searches, tenant/landlord rights,
transportation, cleaning supplies, utilities, prescriptions, household
items, personal items, diapers, furniture, baby items, USDA
commodities, SHARE, and referrals to other agencies.
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Williamstown Christian
Academy
859-823-2041
318 N. Main St. Williamstown KY 41097
Contact Person: Cindy Walter
Hours: Monday, Wednesday, Friday 8:15am-11:15am
Operates on school calendar. Preschool Services for ages 3 & 4.
Must be 3 years old by Sept. 30th, and potty trained. Requires $50
registration plus $100 monthly tuition. Preschool and Christian
curriculum
State Certified.
Mom’s Christian Daycare
859-824-7499 39 Warsaw Avenue Dry Ridge KY 41035
Fax: 823-9941
Contact Person: Janet, Laura
Hours: 6:00am-6:00pm Monday-Friday for children ages 6 weeks- 10
years.
The centers is state licensed and has a certified staff.
The center has a preschool program, a summer program for school age
children, computers, spacious playground, art activities, nutritous
meals and snacks.
State subsidy is accepted.
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New Discovery Educational
Centers (South)
859-428-1957-disconnect 2815 Dixie Highway Crittenden Ky 41030
Fax: 823-9941
Contact Person: Cathy Davis
Hours: 6:00am-6:00pm Monday-Friday for children ages 6 weeks- 10
years.
The centers is state licensed and has a certified staff.
The center has a preschool program, a summer program for school age
children, computers, spacious playground, art activities, nutritous
meals and snacks.
State subsidy is accepted.
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WILLIAMSTOWN BOARD OF
EDUCATION HEAD START
859 824-3228 Voicemail
300 Helton Road Williamstown, KY
Website: www.williamstown.kyschools.us
Contact: Misty Middleton
Hours: Monday-Friday 7:30-4:00
Provides educational services for children 3 and 4 years of age and
residing in Grant County.
Serves families meeting income poverty guidelines. Income eligible
four year old children and children identified with a qualifying
disability/delay are served first, with income eligible three year old
children being places as space becomes available. The eligibility
.
Requirements for each program vary
CHILDREN INC.
859 431-2075
1053 Madison Ave. Covington, KY
Children Inc. provides after school day care at Crittenden-Mt Zion
Elementary School, Dry Ridge Elementary School and Sherman
Elementary from 3:00pm-6:00pm Monday-Friday.
Staff members receive training in CPR and First Aid, as well as
twelve hours training in childcare annually. All programs participate
in the STARS FOR KIDS NOW initiative.
A snack is offered daily, as well as activities, crafts, homework time
and recreation.
Please call for daily and weekly rates. 10.00-44.00 weekly.
GRANT CO. COMMUNITY EARLY
CHILDHOOD COUNCIL
859 824-3040
275 School Rd. Dry Ridge KY
Hours: 8:00am–3:30pm
The CECC provides state-approved trainings for Grant County child care
professionals (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 childcare
providers and individuals interested in becoming certified child care
providers.
Grant County Public Library
859-824-2080
201 Barnes Road Williamstown, KY
Website: www.grantcountypubliclibrary.org
Contact: Susan Calloway Nimersheim-Director
Email:s.nimersheim@fuse.net
Hours: Monday-Thursday 9:00am-8:00pm
Friday and Saturday 9:00am-6:00pm
Sunday 1:00-5:00pm.
The library offers monthly computer classes; informational and recreational
programs for adults, teens, children, and families; five weekly story hours for
infants, toddlers, preschoolers, and families; a summer reading program; and
monthly movies for families, teens, and adults; and Interlibrary Loan (ILL)
service from other libraries. Most programs are free, but registration is
required. Free library cards are available to Grant County residents who show
proof of address, such as a driver’s license, tax bill, or utility bill, etc. Nonresident and Transient library cards may also be available. For more
information contact the library or visit their website.
Grant County Extension Office- 4H
Program
859 824-3355
105 Baton Rouge Rd.
Williamstown,KY 41097
Contact: Chris Ammerman- Ag. Agent, Patty Poor- Family consumer
agent, Joyce Doyle- 4-H agent
Website: http://ces.ca.uky.edu/grant
4-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 into
productive, self-directing and contributing members of society. This is
accomplished through informal education programs, activities and projects
led by volunteers and professional educators. Youth may choose to
participate in projects and activities from caring for animals, to giving
speeches, going to camp, participating in crafts and much more. Clover
Bud Clubs are also offered for age 8 years and younger.
Boy Scouts Of America
513 577-7738
10078 Reading Rd.
Cincinnati, OH 45421
Website: www.danbeard.org
If you are between the ages of 7 and 20, you might be interested in
one of the Scouting programs. Scouting offers a time-tested set of
activities that have produced fine citizens, strong family members,
and community leaders for more than 90 years.
Cub Scouts
For information on Cub Scouts/ Boy Scouts for ages 11
years and older, call 1 800-872-6887or visit our web site at
www.danbeard.org.
A.W.A.N.A. Youth Groups
859 428-3122
Crittenden Baptist Church
Children’s Programs for ages Kindergarten and up.
Meetings are on Wednesday evenings from 6:30 to 8:15pm
Sherman Baptist Youth Group
859 428-2695
3525 Dixie Hwy. Dry Ridge, KY
Contact Person: Gary Rose
Sunday Evening Youth Group: 6:00pm.
Youth program for children through age 18.
Place of Difference: Right after school hours
Wednesday-Highschool
Thursday -Middleschool
Children’s Choir offered to children age 5 through 5th grades.
Contact Person for Choir: Tony Doane
Youth Bible Study: Wednesday evenings
Crittenden Mt. Zion Family
Resource Center
859 428-0800
270 Crittenden-Mt. Zion Rd. Dry Ridge, KY
Contact Person: Kay Hughett
Email: kay.hughett@grant.kyschools.us
CMZ Family Resource Center serves as a direct link between
community agencies, CMZ School and families throughout the
Crittenden-Mt. Zion area.
The CMZ Family Resource Center provides referrals for health
services, childcare, adult education, counseling and basic needs.
Resources and direct services are provided for parenting skills, reading
programs, school services, summer program and school programs.
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MVPARENTS AND TEEN
CLASSES
859-824-1270
305 School Rd. Dry Ridge KY
Contact: 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 behind
Grant County Middle 5:30pm-7:30pm
School. Teens grade 6-12. Facilitators will help families to identify their
strengths through the Developmental Assets Inventory and increase their
assets throughout the 8 week sessions.
*Requires Pre-registration
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Licking Valley Girl Scout
Council, Inc.
859 342-6263 or
800 716-6162
607 Watson Road Erlanger, KY
Contact Person: Amanda Stites, Membership Marketing Manager
Girl’s organization, which includes traditional troops and interest
groups.
Mason-Corinth Family Resource
Center
859 824-9510
225 Heekin Road Williamstown, KY
Contact Person: Marianne Smith, Coordinator
Email: Marianne.smith@grant.kyschools.us
Center Hours: 7:45am - 3:45pm, Monday – Friday
The Family Resource Center assists families in finding services in the
community that meet their needs. We host several programs throughout
the year for families to attend.
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Williamstown Family
Resource/Youth Service Center
859 824-4184
300 Helton St.Williamstown, KY
Contact Person: Kelly West Coordinator
kelly.west@williamstown.kyschools.us
Tammy McClelland Coordinators Assist.
Tammy.McClelland@williamstown.kyschools.us
The center links, finds, and develops programs primarily for
Williamstown School students and their families, so that
students may do better in school.
Programs provided range from parenting classes, student afterschool programs, summer programs for elementary children
and various workshops.
Dry Ridge Family Resource Center
859 824-3040
275 School Rd. Dry Ridge, KY
Contact Person: Lanette Whalen, Coordinator
Email: lanette.whalen@grant.kyschools.us
Web address: www.dryridgeelementary.net/frc
The Dry Ridge Elementary Family Resource Center links Dry Ridge
Elementary families with their community through referrals, programs and
events. Referral assistance is available for health, vision, childcare, adult
education, community education, and basic needs.
The FRC sponsors a wide variety of family programs and events, all geared
toward family involvement in the school, continued education for the parent
and child, and overall educational success.
Programs include, but are not limited to, Family Reading Night (held once a
month), Family Fun Night (held approximately 6 times per school year), after
school programs for students
(craft days, special events) and Family Support Services
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Grant County Youth Service Center
859 824-1270 –GCMS
824-9739 –GCHS ext. 4247
GCMS --- 305 School Road Dry Ridge, KY
GCHS ---715 Warsaw Rd Rm.247
Allison Brewer Mortenson, allison.mortenson@grant.kyschools.us
Hours: GCMS 7:30am-3:30pm Monday-Friday
GCHS 7:30-3:30pm Monday-Friday
We link students/families with community agencies. Referrals are made for substance
abuse, physical & mental health issues, basic needs, and educational support
We sponsor programs and supply resources for:
Career exploration and development
Summer and Part-time job development (High School)
Peer Mediation
Teen Parent Support
Support Groups: Anger Management, Depression, Peer Relationships, Divorce, Grief,
etc.
Programs for prevention of substance abuse and violence
Tobacco Education
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Volunteering opportunities
Family crisis and mental health counseling
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American Red Cross, Grant
County Unit
859 630-3460
P.O. Box 363 Williamstown KY 41097
Emergency 1-800-255-7070
American Red Cross Health and Safety Services provides the
knowledge 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. Offers
first aid and CPR classes
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American Red Cross, Grant
County Unit
859 630-3460
P.O. Box 363 Williamstown KY 41097
Contact Person: Diana Morgan
Emergency 1-800-255-7070
American Red Cross Health and Safety Services provides the
knowledge 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. Offers
first aid and CPR classes
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St Vincent Depaul Society
859-341-3219
A new conference of St. Vincent DePaul Society has been organized by
the parishioners of St. Williams Catholic Church. The Society helps
people who are in need. When funding is available these benefits
include; but are not limited to, help with rent, utilities, food, clothing, and
furniture. You must call the above number to be referred for local
assistance.
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Grant County Helping Hands
859 823-0286
214 Barnes Rd. Williamstown, KY
Hours of Operation: Tuesdays 9:00am – Noon
Thursdays 4:00pm-8:00pm
Food 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.
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Northern Ky Community Action
Commission
859 824-4768
134 N. Main Street Williamstown, KY
Contact Person: Carrie Pugh-Supervisor cpugh@nkcac.org
Provides assistance for food, clothing, utilities, homeless person,
limited medical needs, weatherization, budgeting, credit counseling, tax
preparation and some emergency needs. Amy Brackman-Clare
provides states subsidized childcare community service listed above.
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Brighton Center
Fax 859 431-1298
741 Central Ave.
Newport, KY
Website: www.brightoncenter.com
Hours: 8:30am-5:00pm Monday-Friday
The Family Support program works with families who are in need of
emergency assistance. The program primarily serves Campbell County,
however, residents of Kenton, Boone, Grant, Pendleton, Carroll, Owen, and
Gallatin Counties are also assisted. The Family Support Program offers the
following types of assistance: food, clothing, rent, deposit, housing
searches, tenant/landlord rights, transportation, cleaning supplies, utilities,
prescriptions, household items, personal items, diapers, furniture, baby
items, USDA commodities, SHARE, and referrals to other agencies.
.
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Adolescent Chemical Dependency
Program
859-962-5384 Disconnected
7380 Turfway Rd.
Florence, KY
Hours: Monday, Wednesday and Friday 2pm-5pm
This program is a family-based treatment model with a track record for
innovation and quality chemical dependency program. Services include
Chemical Dependency Assessments, Psychiatric Evaluation and
Services, Drug Screening, Medical and Nutritional Screenings, Alcohol
and Drug Education Groups, Group Therapy, Individual Counseling,
Family Counseling, Family Education Program, Intensive Outpatient
Care, and Aftercare Program. The program serves youth ages 14-17.
Care Net Pregnancy Services
(Grant County Center)
(859) 824-0123
305 North Main St. Williamstown KY 41097
Highland Heights (859)835-2692
24hour Helpline
859-282-9878
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MODLIN AND ASSOCIATES
859 824-7390
214-C South Main St. Williamstown, KY
Most referrals for counseling come from the court system. Programs for
DUI/DWI Offenders, Theft Class, Anger Management, substance abuse
treatment services, criminal justice clients.
FAMILY NURTURING CENTER
859 525-3200 x 21
7990 Dixie Hwy Florence, KY
Contact Person: Kathy Miller-Cox
kathy.miller-cox@familynurture.org
We provide free individual and family counseling for children who
have been sexually abused, for children who have witnessed
domestic violence, and children who have been neglected or
physically abused. Also provide 12-week groups for children who
have been sexually abused, a sibling group, and a non-offender
parent/caregiver group. We serve families in Boone, Campbell,
Carroll, Gallatin, Grant, Kenton, Owen and Pendleton Counties.
Please call to set appointment. We offer a children’s area.
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FAMILY
PRESERVATION/REUNIFICATION
859-581-1111
Brighton Center (call for building location)
Family Preservation Programs provide in-home services for
youth and families dealing with crisis and works toward keeping the
family together when appropriate.
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NEW HOPE CENTER
859 341-0766
1-800-822-5824
859-431-0011
859-391-1725
288 Thomas More Pkwy. Crestview Hills, KY
3720 Decoursey rd. Latonia, KY
11093 Alexandria Pike, Alexandria, KY 41001
24 Hour Helpline: 859-341-0766
Website: www.newhopecenter.com
We provide free and confidential services: Pregnancy testing and verification
• Abortion alternatives
• Adoption education and referrals
• Abstinence and STD information
• Ongoing counseling and support
• Referrals to Community resources, Local Churches, Pastors, Christian Counseling
• Parenting classes
• Bible Studies
• Maternity clothing, infant clothing and accessories
• New Hope is offering “10 Steps to Sexual Health” Offering Hope and Choices to
Women facing unplanned pregnancies.
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KENTUCKY INTENSIVE FAMILY
SERVICES
859-647-0787
73 Cavalier Blvd. # 104 Florence KY
Contact: Lynn Eastman
Hours: Monday-Friday 8:00am-5:00pm
We provide therapeutic foster care for children ages 0-18. TFC implies close
case worker support and the availability of Mental Health Services. We are
always looking for people who would like to share their home with a child in
need.
NORTH KEY COMMUNITY CARE
859 824-4442
Contact Person: Marsha Caskey
308 Barnes Road Williamstown, KY
•Individual, family and group counseling for children and adults.
•Substance abuse counseling (individual or group)
•Psychiatric services
•School based counseling
•Therapeutic rehabilitation
•Case management services
•Work habilitation for mentally handicapped population
•Children / adolescent partial hospitalization program
•For new counseling contact intake
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WOMEN’S CRISIS CENTER
859-824-7697
800 928-3335
Contact Person: Bonnie
141 Main St. Williamstown KY
(24 hr. HOTLINE)
Women’s Crisis Center advocates for the empowerment of adults and
children who have survived domestic violence, sexual abuse or rape. We
provide crisis intervention, counseling, education and shelter (Northern
KY or Maysville) for partner abuse survivors, also court advocacy. Public
education programs grades K-12 and adults Volunteer programs Our
Williamstown location is a one-person outreach office serving Grant and
Pendleton counties. The advocate is available for court advocacy and
counseling in both counties. The advocate is often out of the office (in
court), but walk-ins are still welcome.
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COMMUNITY BASED SERVICES
DIVISION OF PROTECTION AND
PERMANENCY
859 824-4471
120 N. Main St. Williamstown, KY
Investigates child abuse and neglect, adult abuse and
neglect and domestic violence. Provides on going services to families
identified with the above-mentioned problems. Provides preventative
assistance for families with small children in economic crisis.
Provides placement for children at risk. Do home evaluations for the
court system.
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CONSUMER COUNSELING SERVICE
859 283-9617
11 Shelby St. Florence, KY
Contact Person: Tiffany Baker
Hours: 8:15am – 4:45pm, Monday – Friday
For first appointment call: 800 355-2227
This free program teaches about the wise use of credit and how
to establish a budget, personalized for your family needs. This service
can combine and lower your debt. You must have an income to
participate in the program.
Tic Toc Program
(Family Nurturing Center)
(859) 525-3200
7990 Dixie Highway Florence KY Ext. 21
Contact Jennifer.jorgenson@familynurture.org for Williamstown group
location.
Tic Toc therapeutic treatment program is for children and families impacted
by sexual or violent crimes. Children age four through eighteen, parents, and
siblings meet in separate, age-appropriate groups to begin the healing
process. Groups meet once a week for ninety minutes for twelve consecutive
weeks. Children’s groups are therapeutic with an emphasis on decreasing
feelings of shame, guilt, and isolation; rebuilding trust; and enhancing selfesteem.The Parent Group is one of education and support with an
emphasis on helping the family through the crisis. Parents learn methods to
respond appropriately to their child and build supportive networks and
resources.
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K.E.Y.S
GCMS
305 School Rd.
Dry Ridge KY
DRE
275 School Rd.
Dry Ridge
859-824-1271
859-824-4484 Ext. 122
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Mission: To provide a coordinated network of community-based services and
supports that are organized to meet the needs of youth and their families with
mental health concerns.
Vision: Families and youth working in partnership with public and private
organizations to provide community-based services and supports that are
effective, building on the strength of individuals, and that are sensitive to each
person’s language and culture.
For more information on KEYS in surrounding counties, contact the KEYS
central office at
428-4100.
KEYS, a part of the Unbridled Spirit of Kentucky, is funded by a federal grant
from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration
(SAMHSA), and is administered through NorthKey Community Care.
GRIEF COUNSELING GROUPS
859- 815-1016
No longer in service
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Contact: Tristan Jimenez
Provides grief counseling for Grant County Schools in a group setting.
Meets at school weekly.
Grant County CDW
859 824-5063
212A Barnes Road
Williamstown KY
Contact: Christine Vickers
Responsible for processing complaints against juveniles under 18
who have committed public status offenses. Minor complaints are monitored
by the CDW office while major offenses are sent to juvenile court.
DEPT. OF JUVENILE JUSTICE
859 824-1300 Disconnect
126 N. Main St. Williamstown KY
Contact: Kimberly or Jamie Davies
Hours: Monday-Friday 8am-4pm
DJJ provide case management services to juveniles who have been
adjudicated in the court system. The youth that are either probated
or committed to DJJ are place on conditions. The youth that are not
actively places on supervision with DJJ are referred to other
programs or counseling services. DJJ refers the youth to services to
address their needs which may include drug treatment, mental
health, family counseling, out of home care etc. DJJ follows p with
the youth to ensure they are following conditions of probation or
commitment.
COMMUNITY BASED SERVICES
DIVISION OF FAMILY SUPPORT
859 824-5202
120 North Main St. Williamstown, KY
Hours: 8:00am – 4:30pm
Monday – Friday
Determine eligibility for Food Stamps, KTAP and
Medicaid.
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COMMUNITY BASED SERVICES
DIVISION OF PROTECTION AND
PERMANENCY
859 824-4471
120 North Main St. Williamstown, KY
Investigate child abuse and neglect, adult abuse and neglect
and domestic violence. Provide on going services to families identified
with the above-mentioned problems. Provide preventative assistance
for families with small children in economic crisis. Provide placement
for children at risk. Do home evaluations for the court system.
COMMUNITY SERVICE/
JUVENILE
859-823-2345
101 N. Main St. Suite 4 Williamstown KY
Website: www.grantcounty.ky.gov
Vanessa Rose Coordinator
Vanessa@grantco.org
Hours: 9am-4:30pm
Monday-Friday
Organizes community service and provides programs for
juveniles referred by the Court and the Court Designated
Worker.
KY MULTI-COUNTY TASK
FORCES ON CHILD ABUSE, INC.
859 824-6526
95 S. Main St.
P.O. Box 257
Dry Ridge, KY
24 HOUR HOTLINE: 800 468-8920
Robert Landrum-Director
Email: kychild@kychildabuse.org Website: www.kychildabuse.org
Hours: 8:30am – 5:00pm; Monday – Friday
The primary purpose of the KY Multi-County Task Forces is to educate the
general public about what child abuse is and thus heighten the awareness
of abuse. The KY Multi-County Task Forces is an educational
organization. The awareness of abuse is not limited to the awareness of
sexual abuse alone. The KY Multi-County Task Forces attempts to
heighten the awareness of all types of child abuse and neglect, including
sexual, physical, emotional, and the neglect of the basic essentials of food,
clothing, shelter, education and supervision. It is through this approach
that the KY Multi-County Task Forces hopes to help prevent child
abuse. Subsequently, it further heightens the awareness of missing
children
ADOLESCENT CHEMICAL
DEPENDENCY PROGRAM
859-962-5384 Disconnect
St. Luke Hospital West 7380 Turfway Rd. Florence KY
Hours: Monday, Wednesday and Friday 2pm-5pm
This program is a family-based treatment model with a track record for
innovation and quality chemical dependency program. Services include
Chemical Dependency Assessments, Psychiatric Evaluation and Services,
Drug Screening, Medical and Nutritional Screenings, Alcohol and Drug
Education Groups, Group Therapy, Individual Counseling, Family
Counseling, Family Education Program, Intensive Outpatient Care, and
Aftercare Program. The program serves youth ages 14-17.
CHILDREN’S CRISIS CENTER
859 824-6526
P.O. Box 45
Demossville KY
Executive Director: Robin D. Landrum
Serving Boone, Bracken, Campbell, Gallatin, Grant, Kenton and
Pendleton Counties
The Children’s Crisis Center of Northern Kentucky, Inc., provides up
to 24 hours of emergency housing, food, clothing, and other basic
emergency services to children and their guardians who have been
displaced from their homes because of acts of domestic violence.
Services are obtained by referral only, Family Resource Youth
Services Centers, Women’s Crisis center, Social Service
agencies and police departments from the above counties. To
qualify for services, the guardian must agree to file charges
against the violator.
Information may be obtained by calling the administrative office listed
above.
CHILDREN OF DOMESTIC
VIOLENCE
1 866-394-HELP (4357)
Not available for calling area
Contact Person: Marty A. Hart, Director Children of Domestic
Violence Inc.
provide emergency funds to purchase products and services for
children of domestic violence. Application for funding may be
submitted by referrals only, from family/youth resource centers,
women’s crisis center, social service agencies and police
departments.
NORTH KEY COMMUNITY CARE
859 824-4442
308 Barnes Road Williamstown, KY
Grant County Office
Contact Person: Marsha Caskey
• Individual, family and group counseling for children and adults.
• Substance abuse counseling (individual or group)
• Psychiatric services
• School based counseling
• Therapeutic rehabilitation
• Case management services
• Work habilitation for mentally handicapped population
• Children / adolescent partial hospitalization program
•New counseling contact intake
ST. JOSEPH’S HOME
513 563-2520
10722 Wyscarver Rd. Cincinnati, OH
Hours: 8:30 – 4:30
Monday – Friday for appointment.
The Harold C. Scott Respite Center provides care to families with
children who are medically fragile or developmentally disabled. Also
provides long term placement. Financial assistance is available.
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FAMILY NURTURING CENTER
859 525-3200
ext21 7990 Dixie Hwy Florence, KY
Contact Person: Kathy Miller-Cox
Website: kathy.miller-cox@familynurture.org]
We provide free individual and family counseling for children who have
been sexually abused, for children who have witnessed domestic
violence, and children who have been neglected or physically abused.
We also provide a 12-week group for children who have been sexually
abused, a sibling group, and a non-offender parent/caregiver group.
We serve families in Boone, Campbell, Carroll, Gallatin, Grant, Kenton,
Owen and Pendleton Counties. Please call to set appointment.
NORTHKEY REGIONAL PREVENTION
EARLY INTERVENTION
859 283-0952
7075 Industrial Rd. Florence, KY
The Early Intervention Program (EIP) is a service offered by
NorthKey Regional Prevention Center. The program includes an alcohol
and drug assessment resulting in a referral to either education classes or a
more extensive assessment. This program is open to middle school and
high school students who are under the age of 18 years.The mission of the
EIP is to educate adolescents to make choices that reduce their risk for
alcohol and other drug problems. An additional goal is to reduce the
recidivism rate of the youth through screening assessments, prevention
strategies, and referrals to community resources. We use the Prime for
Life! Under 21 curriculums, this is a research-based educational
program.This program is offered and held in Grant County on a regular
basis.
NorthKey Child Crisis
Stabilization Services
24- Hour Access Unit
877-331-3292
North Key offers short-term intensive therapy as a way of
preventing needless hospitalization. The program includes a mobile unit,
which will meet a child and his or her caregiver at a safe location in any of
the eight counties of Northern Kentucky within 3 to 24 hours of the initial
call. The crisis clinician will conduct an assessment to determine the needs
of the child. If hospitalization is deemed necessary, the clinician will
facilitate the process. If hospitalization is not appropriate, the clinician will
provide short-term intensive therapy for a period of one to three weeks,
which includes outpatient counseling, home/school visits and service
coordination. Referrals can be made by calling the Access line.
A sliding fee scale is available based on family size and income. Medicaid
and other forms of insurance are accepted.
1-2-3 MAGIC
(CARE NET)
824-0123
305 N. Main St. Williamstown KY
Call Care Net for class times.
Care Net Pregnancy services of Northern Kentucky cares about your
future as parents. Our goal is to prepare you for a life of joy and love with
your child. We offer an awarding winner program with practical easy to
learn parenting techniques that work for children ages 2-12.
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H.A.N.D.S. (Health Access
Nurturing Development Services)
Contact Home-visiting at 363-2061
H.A.N.D.S. is a service for first time mothers and/or fathers. Trained
visitors will provide information so that you, as parents can provide the
best for your new baby.
A visitor will meet with you to describe services available and to any
questions you may have. There is no cost to the family. If you decide the
program is for you, you will receive the following support:
Support through your pregnancy and the early years of your baby’s life.
Ways to make your home safer for your baby.
Information on how to care for your baby.
Facts that will let you know your baby is growing and developing in
healthy ways.
Activities that you and your baby can enjoy together.
Access to other community services
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NORTHERN KY. COMMUNITY
ACTION COMMISSON
859 824-4768
134 N. Main Street Williamstown, KY
Carrie Pugh-Supervisor cpugh@nkcac.org Provides assistance
for food, clothing, utilities, homeless person, limited medical needs,
weatherization, budgeting, credit counseling, tax preparation and
some emergency needs. Amy Brackman-Clare provides states
subsidized childcare community service listed above.
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LAWRENCEVILLE BAPTIST
CHURCH
(Manger Ministries)
WEW 859 575-2630
3650 Lawrenceville Rd.
In-house food pantry. Call ahead for availability.
St. Vincent DePaul Society
859-341-3219
A new conference of St. Vincent DePaul Society has been
organized by the parishioners of St. Williams Catholic Church. The
Society helps people who are in need. When funding is available
these benefits include; but are not limited to, help with rent, utilities,
food, clothing, and furniture.
You must call the above number to be referred for local
assistance.
SENIOR CITIZENS CENTER
859 824-6415
400 North Main Street Williamstown, KY
Contact Person: Joan Cornman, Director
Center Hours: –, Monday – Friday
Congregate for meals at center. Call by prior day to order
a meal for following day.
Meals on Wheels – lunch available five days a week.
Van service for congregate meals at center, grocery
shopping and medical appointments.
Nutrition workshops monthly.
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SUMMER FOOD SERVICE
PROGRAM FOR CHILDREN
859 824-3323
Grant County Board of Ed.
Williamstown, KY
Contact Person: Margaret Prewitt
Sponsored by the Food Service Department of Grant County
Schools and Grant County Community Education.
Provides nutritious meals to children eighteen years of age or
under at no cost during the summer months. Various sites
and times are announced before the program begins in June.
Meals are served outside in good weather and must be eaten
at the site. The federal government funds the program.
WILLIAMSTOWN CHRISTIAN
CHURCH
859-823-2041
318 N. Main St. Williamstown KY
www.williamstownchristian.com
Contact: Lorrie Richerson
Hours: Monday-Friday 8:00am-4:00pm (please call ahead)
We assist with funds needed for utilities. We also have an in-house pantry with staple
food items. Utility bill and picture ID with current address needed when filling out
application for assistance.
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Welcome House
(Emergency Shelter)
859-431-8717
141 Pike Street
Covington KY 41011
The Welcome House provides emergency shelter to homeless
women and their children. Capacity ranges from 25-35 individuals.
Basic needs such as meals, personal care items, and linens are
provided.
Alternative housing is arranged for two parent families and families
with male children over the age of 12. Residents are required to
meet regularly with a case manager to develop an individual plan
that addresses income and housing
ACADEMY PLACE APARTMENTS
859 824-4643
285 Old Corinth-Owenton Rd.
Corinth, KY
Contact Person: Lynn True-Mullins, 3665 Gloucester Drive, Lexington, KY 40510
Owners: Lynn True-Mullins and Mr. & Mrs. Gordon R. True; Corinth, KY
No rental assistance is provided, but Kentucky Housing Tax Credit rents apply.
The apartments have a total of 16 units.
1, 2 and 3 bedroom units are available
CORINTH COUNTRY HOMES
859 824-5931 Disconnected
255 Church Street
Corinth, KY
The apartments have a total of 8 units.
All apartments are 1-bedroom restricted to elderly, handicapped or disabled
residents.
Full rental assistance is available.
There are alarm systems in each apartment and on-site laundry facilities.
USDA RURAL DEVELOPMENT
486 Helton St.
Williamstown KY
859-824-7171
www.rurdev.usda.gov/ky
Contact: Ernest Scruggs
Hours: 8:00am-4:30pm
Rural development provides low interest subsidized homes loans to very
low and low income families. We also provide 1% loans up to $20,000 for
qualified very low income families to be used for needed repairs for
example; Heat & Air unit, plumbing, roof, windows and numerous other
repairs to make a home safe and sanitary for the home owner.
Please see our website for a complete listing of services.
HOUSING AUTHORITY OF DRY
RIDGE (MEADOWVIEW
ESTATES)
859 824-4432
300 Meadowview Circle
Dry Ridge, KY
Contact Person: Barbara J. Owen, Executive Director
HOUSING AUTHORITY OF
WILLIAMSTOWN
859 823-1511
Contact Person: Kathy Faulkner
514 Helton Heights
Williamstown, KY
Low income housing and utility assistance. Assistance in day-to-day living.
Referrals to local agencies
Location for Summer Food Program – Grant County Schools
LOCUST RIDGE APARTMENTS
859 823-4481
Contact Person: Cecilia Laws
Low-income housing
275 McCoy Road
Dry Ridge, KY
NORTHERN KY COMMUNITY
ACTION COMMISSION
859 824-4768
134 N. Main Street
Williamstown, KY
Carrie Pugh-Supervisor cpugh@nkcac.org Provides assistance for
food, clothing, utilities, homeless person, limited medical needs,
weatherization, budgeting, credit counseling, tax preparation and some
emergency needs. Amy Brackman-Clare provides states subsidized
childcare community service listed above.
NORWOOD I & II APARTMENTS
859 824-5663
206 Humes Ridge Road
Williamstown, KY
Contact Person: Vicky Warren
Low income housing
WOMEN’S CRISIS CENTER
859 824-7697 or
800 928-3335
24 Hr. HOTLINE
141 N. Main St. Suite F
Williamstown, KY
Contact Person: Bonnie
Women’s Crisis Center advocates for the empowerment of adults and
children who have survived domestic violence, sexual abuse or rape.
We provide crisis intervention, counseling, education, and shelter (No.Ky
or Maysville) for partner abuse survivors, also court advocacy.
Public Education Programs grades K-12 and Adults.
Volunteer Program
Our Williamstown location is a one-person outreach office serving Grant
and Pendleton Counties. The advocate is available for court advocacy and
counseling in both counties. The advocate is often out of the office (in
court), but walk-ins are still welcome.
FAIRHAVEN RESCUE MISSION
859 491-1027
260 West Pike Street
Covington, KY 41012
Contact Person: Sandra Hammers, Director of Operations
Fairhaven provides a men’s shelter.
An evening meal is served each night at 6:00pm.
Emergency assistance is provided to families Monday and Friday,
11:00am - noon.
Provides clothing for men, women and children.
An after school program is provided for children at 4:00pm.
Provides living skill opportunities.
Reading and tutoring classes provided.
Intake is between 6:00pm – 6:30pm at back of building. You must have
photo ID and pass a breathalyzer test before permitted to stay.
H.U.D. AND SECTION 8
859 823-1511
514 Helton Heights
Williamstown, KY
Federal programs that provide rent subsidies for eligible, low-income families.
PARKVIEW MANOR
859 824-7722
228 S. Main St
Williamstown, KY
Contact Person: Margaret Ann Dixon, Administrator
Apartment complex for senior citizens.
GRANT COUNTY CDW
212A Barnes Road
Williamstown KY
859 824-5063
Contact: Kristine Vickers
Responsible for processing complaints against under 18 juveniles who
have committed public status offenses. Minor complaints are monitored by
the CDW office while major offenses are sent to juvenile court.
CHILDREN’S LAW CENTER
859 431-3313
1002 Russell St.
Covington, KY
Contact Person: Kim Brooks-Tandy, Executive Director
Website: www.childrenslawky.org
Email: childrenslaw@fuse.net
The Children's Law Center represents young people in a variety of legal
and administrative proceedings including child abuse and neglect matters,
special education and other school issues, homelessness, juvenile justice
issues, and "multi-system" cases. The Center is engaged in litigation at the
trial court and appellate levels and in both federal and state courts as well
as administrative forums.
DOES NOT REPRESENT STATUS OFFENDERS
KENTUCKY YOUTH ADVOCATES
502 985-8167 or
502 875-4865 Disc.
2034 Frankfort Avenue
Louisville, KY
Contact Person: Terry Brooks, Executive Director
Website: www.kyyouth.org
Hours: Call for appointment during normal business hours.
KYA is an independent, non-profit child’s advocacy organization. We
represent the interests of all Kentucky children by vigorously promoting
positive changes in programs and policies that affect large numbers of
children. Our strategies include research and analysis, case advocacy,
public education, negotiation, legislative monitoring, and as a last resource,
class-action lawsuits. Often youth or their guardians contact KYA if they
believe that their service needs aren’t being met by the school, court
system, child protective services, or the juvenile justice system.
GRANT COUNTY ATTORNEY
859 823-5091
101 N. Main Street
Williamstown, KY
Contact Person: Joe Taylor, County Attorney
Office hours for the public are Monday – Friday, 8:30am – 4:00pm.
Any complaints or petitions must be investigated by an agency prior to
being referred to our office. After an investigation by Social Services or a
Police Agency, we prepare petitions and complaints. Child support
enforcement services through our child support office.
GRANT COUNTY CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE
859 824-3322
Contact Person: Wade Gutman
149 N. Main St.
Williamstown, KY
GRANT COUNTY CIRCUIT
COURT CLERK
859 824-4467
101 N. Main Street
Williamstown, KY
Office hours are Monday – Friday, 8:00am – 4:00pm, and Saturday
8:30am – 12:00pm
This office issues driver’s license and state identification.
GRANT COUNTY CLERK’S
OFFICE
859 824-4292
Wrong #
101 N. Main Street
Williamstown, KY
Responsibilities including issue of auto registrations, registering voters and
performing other election-related duties. The county clerk retains written
verification of certain oaths of office, stores various legal records and county
records, and prepares the county tax bills.
GRANT COUNTY FISCAL COURT
859 823-7561 or
859 823-1871
101 N. Main Street
Williamstown, KY
Darrell Link Judge Executive
Provide emergency services which include ambulance, DES, fire, police
and rescue.
Make infrastructure improvements such as roads, transportation and
water. Help meet basic needs – Meals on Wheels. Strive towards a
clean environment. Involved in maintaining county parks and recreation
programs.
NORTHERN KENTUCKY LEGAL
AID SOCIETY, INC.
859 431-8200 or
800 888-8189
302 Greenup Street
Covington, KY
Hours: 8:30am – 4:30pm
Provide legal aide for low income clients
NORTHERN KENTUCKY
LEGAL AID SOCIETY, INC.
859 431-8200 or
800 888-8189
302 Greenup Street
Covington, KY
Hours: 8:30am – 4:30pm
Provide legal aide for low income clients
Health Kentucky
1-800-633-810
Wrong number
Apply at Community Based Services
Health Kentucky is the umbrella program that includes Kentucky Physicians
Care (KPC). It is a voluntary network of over 2000 physicians, 485
pharmacies, and pharmaceuticals manufactures. Health Kentucky is not
associated with or is it a part of Medicaid or Medicare Programs. Health
Kentucky relies upon private donations to fund its’ various programs and
services. Health Kentucky was designed to aide those Kentuckians who for
one reason or another are unable to afford quality healthcare. It is designed
for preventative care and not emergencies. Eligibility Requirements:
Applicant must be a Kentucky resident between the ages of 19-64. Cannot
be covered by any other insurance including Medicaid, Medicare, KCHIP, or
Disability (SSI) Income level for applicant must be at or below Federal
Poverty guidelines. This can be determined when completing the
application. Health Kentucky CANNOT: Pay past medical bills. Pay for
prescriptions other than those approved by the program. It does not aid with
motor vehicle accident or work related injuries. Assist with disability
determination.
ST. JOSEPH’S HOME
513 563-2520
10722 Wyscarver Rd. Cincinnati, OH
Contact Person: Teresa Brockert
Hours: 8:30 – 4:30 Monday – Friday for appointment.
The Harold C. Scott Respite Center provides care to
families with children who are medically fragile or
developmentally disabled. Also provides long term
placement. Financial assistance is available.
COMMUNITY BASED
SERVICES DIVISION OF
FAMILY SUPPORT
859 824-5202
120 N. Main Street Williamstown, KY
Hours: 8:00am – 4:30pm, Monday – Friday
Determine eligibility for Food Stamps, KTAP and Medicaid
LKLP Transportation
(Region 13)
800-245-2826
Serving: Boone, Campbell, Carroll, Gallatin, Grant,
Kenton, Owen, Pendleton, Henry and Trimble
Counties
Hours: Monday-Friday 8am-4:30pm and Saturday 8am-1pm
To request transportation you must have a confirmed appointment with Medicaidapproved physician or at a Medicaid-authorized facility and call Region 13 at least two
days prior to the appointment. Prior to calling Region 13 Transportation be sure to have
all of the following information: correct spelling of the recipient’s name, recipient’s
social security number, name of the physician or medical facility and phone number, a
complete street address of the doctor or medical facility with zip code, the date and time
of the appointment and medical purpose of the appointment.
Reservations must be made at least 48 hours in advance of the appointment
date. Eligibility will be confirmed and information above requested. Upon
completion of reservation, you will be given a pickup time and the name and
phone number of the transportation provider assigned to the trip.
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NORTHERN KY DISTRICT HEALTH DEPT.
– GRANT COUNTY
859 824-5074
234 Barnes Road
Williamstown, KY
Contact Person: Debbie Wright R.N. Debbie.Wright@ky.gov
Hours: Monday – Friday 8:00am – 5:00pm
All Programs offered are subject to eligibility requirements. Program cost vary depending upon eligibility and income. No
one is denied service for inability to pay.
Children’s Health Services- Well child exams; EPSDT exams; schools physicals; Kentucky Vaccine program; Lead
Screening; Dental Varnishing.
Women, Infant, and Children WIC- Supplemental nutrition program for pregnant, breastfeeding and postpartum women,
infants and children up to 5 years of ages. WIC provides nutritious foods, information on health eating and lifestyles, and
referrals to other services as needed.
Medical Nutrition Counseling- Individual counseling services based on medical need such as diabetes, heart disease, over
or underweight, eating disorders or other conditions affected by diet.
Kentucky Women’s Cancer Screening Program- Provides pap smear screening for women age 21-64; mammogram
screening as indicated for women age 21-64; fecal occult blood testing for women age 50 and older.
Family Planning Services- Examinations and methods provided: education and counseling on all methods, including natural
family planning and abstinence; preconception counseling; folic acid supplementation, pregnancy test.
Communicable Disease Testing and Treatment or Referral- STD testing and treatment/referral; Tuberculosis testing and
treatment; Referral to other programs and providers needed.
Other health department services- Northern KY District Health Department provides many programs in addition to
those listed above. Many programs are available in the community. For more information please visit
www.nkyhealth.org. District office 859-341-4264
NORTH KEY COMMUNITY
CARE
859 824-4442
308 Barnes Road
Williamstown, KY
Contact Person: Marsha Caskey
•Individual, Family and Group counseling for children and adults
•Substance abuse counseling (individual or group)
•Psychiatric services
•School based counseling
•Therapeutic rehabilitation
medical
•Case management services
•Work habilitation for mentally handicapped population
Children / Adolescent partial hospitalization program
Mental health
Health Point Family Care
Medical Care
859-655-6100
Offices Located In:
Bellevue
Covington
Dixie Pike-Covington
Bracken County-Augusta
Health Point is a non-profit health care organization in Northern Kentucky for adults,
children, and families. We offer discounted fees to patients who qualify as low as $15.00
for an office visit. Medicaid, KCHIP, and most private insurance are welcome. However
if you do not have medical insurance, fees are based on family income and number of
household members. Services include: Checkups, Immunizations, Physicals, Sick Visits,
OB/Gyn, Pre-natal Care, and ADHD disorder. Bring W2’s, two most recent paycheck
stubs, recent rent or mortgage receipt when applying for reduced fees.
Medshare Prescription Assistance
Health Point also participates in Medshare Discount Prescription Program. Medshare is a
nonprofit program that provides prescription drugs to patients at a very reduced rate,
usually as little as $5.00 for a month’s supply. Even if you have several medications, your
cop-pay is usually capped at $20.00. You may qualify for Med-share if you are a
Healthpoint patient, have Medicare or other insurance with no drug benefit, or have no
health insurance.
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NORTHERN KY. AREA
DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT
859 283-1885
22 Spiral Drive Florence, KY
Hours: Monday – Friday, 8:00am – 5:00pm
Contracts with agencies to provide services to persons 60 or older for homemaking, transportation, advocacy, personal care, and Meals on Wheels. Have
personal care attendants for persons disabled with two or more dysfunctional
limbs. Contributes commodities to low income families (i.e. flour, corn meal,
beans, canned pork, butter, etc)
Caregiver support services are also available for those whom are caring
for loved ones as well as for grandparents 60 and older who are raising
grandchildren.
NORTHERN KY COMMUNITY
ACTION COMMISSION
859 824-4768
134 N. Main Street Williamstown, KY
Carrie Pugh-Supervisor cpugh@nkcac.org Provides assistance for
food, clothing, utilities. homeless person, limited medical needs,
weatherization, budgeting, credit counseling , tax preparation and some
emergency needs. Amy Brackman-Clare provides states subsidized
childcare community service listed above.
ROTHERT’S MEDICAL
SUPPLIES RESPIRATORY
CARE
859 824-0004
103 Barnes Road Suite 1
Williamstown, KY
Durable medical equipment and supplies including: hospital beds,
wheelchairs, walkers, ostomy supplies, B/P monitors and splints.
Home respiratory care by Licensed Respiratory Therapists for home
oxygen, CPAP and nebulizer patients.
Personal Touch Homecare
859 824-7140 or 800 478-4541
1212 N. Main Street Williamstown, KY
Contact Person: Julie Dillion, Branch Administrator
Full Service Homecare Agency that is JCAHO Accredited and
Medicare Certified
The Agency services include:
•Skilled nursing
•Physical therapy
•Occupational therapy
•Social worker
•Home health aide services
•Homemaker services.
Our agency serves Grant, Carroll, Gallatin, Owen and
Pendleton Counties.
The Arc of Kentucky
(Special Needs)
(502) 875-5225/ (800) 281-1272
706 East Main Street, Suite A Frankfort, Kentucky
Executive Director: Patty Dempsey
www.arcofky.org
The Kentucky Family-to-Family Information and Education
Center will offer health care information and support to
families of children and youth with special health care needs,
and others as they navigate various health care systems and
supports to ensure their children can live at home, can be
active participants in their communities, and have an active
“voice” in the decision making process.
ST. ELIZABETH MEDICAL
CENTER--GRANT COUNTY
859 824-8240
238 Barnes Road Williamstown, KY
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Faith Community Pharmacy
Grant County Fax 824-6324
859 426-7837
Main Location:
2655 Crescent Springs Rd.
Crescent Spring KY
Grant County St. Vincent DePaul serves Grant County the 4th Wednesday of
each month
9am-11:30am. The pharmacy accepts a limit of 8-10 new clients on this day
and provides refills for existing clients. The pharmacy service provides free
medication to low-income families. You will need income verification,
household expense report, and a current print out from your pharmacy. (Please
call community action for additional information.)
Crescent Springs office hours 9am-3:30pm Monday and Thursday.
Tuesday 12-3:30 drop off and pick up only. Monday and Thursday
are to register new clients and the above information will be
requested at the time of your visit. Call the Crescent Springs
number for additional information.
GRANT COUNTY SCHOOL
HEALTH SERVICES
859 824-2862
859 824-3323
Grant Co. Board of Ed.
820 Arnie Risen Blvd.
Williamstown, KY
Contact Person: Rhonda Schlueter, R.N., C.S.N.
Office Hours: School hours, on call to any school
Also available by phone in the evenings at home---859 824-5179
Services Provided:
•Hearing and vision screenings, K –5th grade, 8th & 10th grades
•Scoliosis screenings, 8th & 9th grades
•Head lice screenings, K – 5th grades and as needed for all grades
•Height and weight screenings, K –5th grade, 8th, 9th, and 10th grades
Coordinate dental screenings with local dentist for 1st and 6th grades during
Dental Health Month in February.
Health Kentucky
1-800-633-8100
Wrong #
Apply at Community Based Services
HEALTH POINT DENTAL
CARE
(Dental assistance)
859 655-8031 Disc.
1132 Greenup St. Covington, KY 41011
Hours: Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 8:30am – 5:00pm
Tuesday and Thursday, 8:30am – 6:00pm
Community Center offers dental services with fees based on
income.
Also accepts medical cards. Bring W2’s, two most recent
Paycheck stubs, recent rent/mortgage receipt when applying
for reduced fees.
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Dr. David Ison DMD PSC.
859 823-1811
111 Humes Ridge Rd. Williamstown KY
David E. Ison, D.M.D.
Office Hours: 9:00am – 5:00pm, Monday – Friday; Saturday appointments available
Services Provided:
•Oral surgical services for adults and children
•Intravenous and nitrous oxide sedation for the anxious patient
•Advanced cosmetic dental services
•Adult and pediatric restorative services
•Custom fit dentures and partials
•Implant dentistry services
•Impeccable sterilization of all instruments
Referral Process: New patients welcome, Walk-ins welcome
Payment Accepted: cash, personal checks, Medicaid, Medicare, MasterCard,
Visa and most insurance plans.
COMFORT DENTISTRY
859 823-0111
300 Arbors Drive
Dry Ridge, KY
Services Provided: Cosmetic Dentistry, all phases of dentistry,
Orthodontics
Payment Accepted: cash, personal checks, Discover, MasterCard,
Visa
We allow a payment plan for patients of record.
FAMILY DENTISTRY
859 824-5454
118 South Main St.
Dry Ridge, KY
Services Provided: Dental Treatment
Payment Accepted: Cash, check, credit card, sliding fee.
PRECISION DENTAL CARE
859 824-7133
111 Humes Ridge Rd
Williamstown, KY
Office Hours: 8:00am – 5:00pm, Monday – Friday
Services Provided: Dental Care
Payment Accepted: cash check American Express,
MasterCard, Visa, Dental Insurance
All new patients welcome.
GRANT COUNTY
COOPERATIVE EXTENSION
SERVICES
859 824-3355
105 Baton Rouge Rd.
Williamstown, KY
Website: www.ca.uky.edu/county/grant/
4-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 into
productive, self-directing and contributing members of society. This is
accomplished through informal education programs, activities and
projects led by volunteers and professional educators. Youth may choose
to participate in projects and activities from caring for animals, to giving
speeches, going to camp, participating in crafts and much more.
NORTHERN KY COMMUNITY
ACTION COMMISSION
859 824-4768
134 North Main St.
Williamstown, KY
Carrie Pugh-Supervisor cpugh@nkcac.org Provides assistance for food,
clothing, utilities, homeless person, limited medical needs,
weatherization, budgeting, credit counseling , tax preparation and some
emergency needs. Amy Brackman-Clare provides states subsidized
childcare community service listed above.
WELCOME HOUSE OF
NORTHERN KY, INC FAMILY
CASE MANAGEMENT
859 431-8717
205 Pike Street
Covington, KY
Ongoing case management for families in the Northern Kentucky
area for up to 6 months. Assistance with budgeting and other
services is offered.
WELCOME HOUSE OF NORTHERN
KY, INC. PROTECTIVE PAYEE
PROGRAM
859 431-8717
205 Pike Street
Covington, KY
Provides payee ship for individuals with mental/physical disabilities
on government assistance of some kind. Helps with direct
management of their incoming funds. Also case management
provided.
CONSUMER COUNSELING
SERVICE
859 283-9617
11 Shelby St. Florence, KY
Contact Person: Tiffany Baker
For first appointment call: 800 355-2227
This free program teaches about the wise use of credit and
how to establish a budget, personalized for your family needs.
This service can combine and lower your debt.
You must have an income to participate in the program.
Home Ownership/Budgeting
859 992-6673
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Mental Health America of
Northern Kentucky
(859) 431-1077
www.mhanky.org
www.guidetofeelingbetter.org
Hours: 8:00am-5:00pm
513 Madison Avenue Covington, KY
Contact: Christine Czechorski-Grant County Representative
Mental Health America of Northern Kentucky provides a wide range of services to the
Northern Kentucky communities such as: Information and referral, education and
training, disability filing, DUI assessment/education, payee budgeting services,
depression support group, jail listening program, Christmas Day dinner, recovery
network-support services designed and delivered by consumers and supported
employment through our Steps to Success program. Mental Health America is
dedicated to promoting mental health, preventing mental disorders and achieving victory
over mental illness through advocacy, education, research and service. A fee is
charged for the DUI assessment/education classes, all other services are free of
charge.
QPR –Suicide Prevention
Training
(859) 823-5171
206 Paris St.Williamstown KY 41097
www.williamstownnumc.com
Contact: Bruce Hiner bhiner@williamstownumc.com
QPR is a 90-minute training for anyone interested in learning how
to recognize signs that someone you care about is considering
suicide, and steps you can take to help prevent it. Bruce Hiner is
a certified QPR instructor, who will bring this training to your group
or organization.
KENTUCKY INTENSIVE
FAMILY SERVICES
859-647-0787
73 Cavalier Blvd. # 104
Florence KY
Contact: Lynn Eastman
Hours: Monday-Friday 8:00am-5:00pm
We provide therapeutic foster care for children ages 0-18.
TFC implies close case worker support and the availability of
Mental Health Services. We are always looking for people
who would like to share their home with a child in need.
CARE NET PREGNANCY SERVICES
(Grant County Center)
(859)
824-0123
24hour Helpline
859-282-9878
305 North Main St.
Williamstown KY 41097
Highland Heights (859)781-9878
3617 Alexander pike
Cold Spring, KY 41076
Florence (859)282-0029
7134 Pale Pike
Florence, KY 41042
859-431-9878
315 East 15th St.
Covington, KY 41011
Contact: Kathleen@carenetky.org
Lyndi@carenetnky.org (Grant County Contact)
Website: www.carenetnky.org
Hours: Tuesday 4:00 pm-8:00 pm
Wednesday 10:00 am- 4:00 pm
Thursday 6:00 pm-8:00pm
Other visits available by appointment.
Free Pregnancy Test -Pregnancy and Newborn Care Classes- Sexual Integrity ClassesS.T.A.G.E.S.Support & Tools, Affecting Growth, & Empowering Success.
Open to all pregnant clients. A series of workbooks will help you get to know yourself, set goals and learn
how to make good decisions to make those goals happen. You will meet weekly or bi-weekly with a Mentor
to learn about your pregnancy, your baby's development, how to care for yourself and your unborn baby and
how to prepare for becoming a good parent. We welcome a support person in your life to attend as well.
Please take advantage of our gently used maternity clothes, baby clothes (up to Size 2T) and other baby
items. We are happy to share what we have with you as needed.
Florence office (859)282-0029 Monday & Thursday 10am-7pm Tuesday & Wednesday
Highland Heights 835-2692 Monday 2pm-6pm
NORTHERN KY DISTRICT HEALTH DEPT. –
GRANT COUNTY
859 824-5074
234 Barnes Road Williamstown, KY
Contact Person: Debbie Wright R.N. Debbie.Wright@ky.gov
Hours: Monday – Friday 8:00am – 5:00pm
All Programs offered are subject to eligibility requirements. Program cost vary depending upon eligibility
and income. No one is denied service for inability to pay.
Children’s Health Services- Well child exams; EPSDT exams; schools physicals; Kentucky Vaccine
program; Lead Screening; Dental Varnishing.
Women, Infant, and Children WIC- Supplemental nutrition program for pregnant, breastfeeding and
postpartum women, infants and children up to 5 years of ages. WIC provides nutritious foods, information
on health eating and lifestyles, and referrals to other services as needed.
Medical Nutrition Counseling- Individual counseling services based on medical need such as diabetes,
heart disease, over or underweight, eating disorders or other conditions affected by diet.
Kentucky Women’s Cancer Screening Program- Provides pap smear screening for women age 21-64;
mammogram screening as indicated for women age 21-64; fecal occult blood testing for women age 50 and
older.
Family Planning Services- Examinations and methods provided: education and counseling on all methods,
including natural family planning and abstinence; preconception counseling; folic acid supplementation,
pregnancy test.
Communicable Disease Testing and Treatment or Referral- STD testing and treatment/referral;
Tuberculosis testing and treatment; Referral to other programs and providers needed.
PREGNANCY CENTER OF
NORTHERN KENTUCKY
859 282-9878
7134 Price Pike Florence, KY
Hours: Mondays 10am – 8pm
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 2:30pm – 5:00pm
All services are free, including: Pregnancy Test, Community Referrals,
Advocacy, Options Counsel, Follow-up Support, Parenting Program,
Baby Supplies.
Spanish Interrupter available on Tuesday afternoons.
MERCY MATERNITY HOME
859 371-1888
PO Box 18894 Erlanger, KY
Contact Person: Mary Reed, Director
Provides holistic care of young women who are faced with numerous, lifealtering decisions regarding their unplanned pregnancy. Expectant moms are
provided educational and vocational support to help prepare them for the birth
of their child. This program is in-house and girls are encouraged to continue
their education in the local high school or with a homebound program. Also
provides: Residential Care, Educational Assistance, Parenting Skills, Childbirth
Education, Job Placement, Counseling, and After-Care Support. We are a state
certified non-profit organization.
24-HOUR PREGNANCY
HELPLINE
513 961-7777
You will be able to talk one-on-one with a
compassionate professional, schedule an
appointment, or learn more about sites and services.
GRANT COUNTY PARKS &
RECREATION
859 428-4500
Grant County Courthouse
101 N. Main St. Suite #4A
Contact: Tabatha Fryman tfryman@grantco.org
Williamstown KY
www.grantcounty.kygov
Grant County Parks and Recreation continues to plan for growth and opportunities to meet the
recreational needs of the community. Currently, there are three county owned parks: Grant
County Park in Crittenden, Jonesville Park and Mt. Zion Park. There are plans for several new
park amenities throughout the county. It is our mission to provide safe, attractive parks and
diverse recreational activities for all ages throughout the year.
The Parks and Recreation Director collaborates with recreational boards, community initiatives,
schools, city government and the community to offer recreational events for the entire county.
Youth in Grant County are offered a wide array of activities to increase physical activity, team
unity, and knowledge of the game. The activities currently include, little league baseball, soccer,
softball, summer camp and day events Families can spend the evening under the stars watching a
free movie in the park throughout the summer months.
Shelter reservations for the picnic areas in our local parks are offered for a fee of
$10.00. The money goes towards park improvement projects.
SHERMAN ELEMENTARY
FAMILY RESOURCE CENTER
428-5500
3985 Dixie Hwy. Dry Ridge KY
Contact: Nancy Powell nancy.powell@grant.kyschools.us
The Sherman Elementary Family Resource Center serves as a direct link
between community agencies, SE School and families throughout the
Sherman Mt. Zion area. The SES Family Resource Center provides
referrals for health services, childcare, adult education, counseling and
basic needs. Resources and direct services are provides for parenting
skills, reading programs, school services summer programs and school
programs. Parent involvement programs and opportunities are also
available throughout the year.
WILLIAMSTOWN FRYSC
859 824-4421
300 Helton St. Williamstown, KY
Contact Person: Kelly West, Coordinator
Kelly.west@williamstown.kyschools.us
Tammy McClelland Coordinators Assist.
tammy.mcclelland@williamstown.kyschools.us
The Center; links, locates and develops programs, primarily for
Williamstown School students and their families, so that students
may do better in school.
Programs provided range from parenting classes, student
after-school programs, summer program for elementary
children and various workshops.
KENTUCKY DEPARTMENT
OF FISH AND WILDLIFE
1-800-858-1549
Frankfort, KY 40601
We provide the following law enforcement services:
•Enforcement of wildlife
•Boating laws
We conduct drowning investigations. Boater
education and hunter education available
GRANT COUNTY 4-H
859 824-3355
105 Baton Rouge Rd. Williamstown, KY
http://ces.ca.uky.edu/grant
4-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 into productive,
self-directing and contributing members of society. This is accomplished
through informal education programs, activities and projects led by volunteers
and professional educators. Youth may choose to participate in projects and
activities from caring for animals, to giving speeches, going to camp,
participating in crafts and much more. Clover Bud Clubs are also offered for
age 8 years and younger.
HANDI-VAN INCORPORATED
859 746-8135
10780 Dixie Highway Walton, KY 40109
Contact Person: Don Story
Provides Wheelchair Transportation
NORTHERN KENTUCKY
TRANSIT
859 824-7525 or 859 371-0569
23 Church Street Dry Ridge, KY
Contact Person: Judy Adams
Public Transportation (see schedule below)
•Monday – Corinth, Cordova-Mason Area
•Tuesday – Jonesville-Stewartsville-Folsom Area
•Wednesday – Corinth, Cordova-Mason Area
•Thursday – Scheduled routes to Senior Center and North Key. No Public
Transportation.
•Friday – Crittenden-Sherman-Knoxville Area
•Williamstown and Dry Ridge Area – Five Days a Week
•Senior Citizens to Senior Center Five Days a Week
Scheduled Routes to North Key Five Days a Week
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS
859 491-7181
1729 Madison Avenue
Covington, KY
Office Manager: Bill
Hours: 10:00am – 5:00pm Monday – Friday
10:00am – 1:00pm Saturday
Groups meet daily at the Alano Club in Florence at 10am, 12 noon,
and 8pm. Meetings last one hour. Also for newcomers, a 6:00pm
session is offered on Wednesday.
Please contact our central office prior to attending meetings.
All meetings are free.
Al-Anon Family Group
Meeting
(Circle of Hope)
(859)746-3769
238 Barnes Rd. Williamstown KY
St. Elizabeth Grant County
12-Step recovery program for family and
friends of alcoholics.
3pm Saturdays open group
CABINET FOR HEALTH AND
FAMILY SERVICES
859-824-4471
120 N. Main Williamstown, KY
Grandparents of any age who are providing primary care for a grandchild under the
age of 18 may be eligible for assistance. Financial assistance may be used to
purchase clothing, respite care, educational supplies, legal services and other
expenses as authorized by the Cabinet for Health and Family Services.
To qualify, parents must be blood related through marriage or adoption and
must be the primary caregiver of the child. The child’s parents may not live in
the home and the grandparents must not be receiving Kinship Care. Food
stamps and Medicaid.
COMMONWEALTH
SUBSTANCE ABUSE
859 371-4455
7000 Houston Rd. Building 400
Suite 43
Florence KY, 41042
Provides DUI assessments, education, counseling, and
referrals. Also, substance abuse assessments for other
drug use and provides outpatient counseling
(individual/group) for alcohol and other drug use and
abuse.
RELATIVE RAISING
CHILDREN SUPPORT GROUP
428-5500
3985 Dixie Hwy. Dry Ridge KY
Contact: Nancy Powell, Facilitator Nancy.Powell@grant.kyschools.us
Relatives Raising Children: This support group for families has formed to offer support,
information and social company to families who are raising children who are related to them.
Increasingly, grandparents, aunts, uncles and siblings are assuming the responsibilities of
raising children for biological parents who are unable or unwilling to be parents. This is a
good place to get information, ideas and meet others with similar families.
Grant County Relatives Raising Children Support Group is sponsored by the Sherman
Elementary Family Resource Center and the Cabinet for Health and Family Services.
Monthly Meeting 2nd Monday of the month. 6:00-7:30pm at Sherman
Elementary. Meetings include: dinner, adult discussion group and children’s
program. This group is free to attend.
FAMILY SERVICES OF
NORTHERN KENTUCKY
859 282-9200
7413 U.S. 42 SUITE #4 Florence KY
Provides the following for substance abusing adults and youth. Group
and individual therapy, outpatient services, family therapy and offers
assessments for the court system.
ST. ELIZABETH HOSPICE
GRIEF SUPPORT GROUPS
859 292-4916 Wrong #
James Ellis
Jellis@stelizabeth.com
JOURNEY THROUGH GRIEF: A 6-meeting class for adults dealing with grief
and loss. The class meets every other week for 6 meetings.
( call for start dates and times)
Gloria Dei Lutheran
Lakeside Park.
PARENT’S H.O.P.E. : Helping Overwhelmed Parents Endure meeting for parents
who have experienced the loss of a child. Meets on the 2nd Monday evening each
month .
MEN’S BREAKFAST CLUB: An informal, once-a-month meeting for widowers.
NO Reservations required. Meets the 2nd Tuesday of each month, .
Gloria Dei Lutheran
Lakeside Park.
STARS: GRIEF SUPPORT FOR KIDS: A support group for school-aged
children and their caregivers who have experienced the loss of a loved one. Meets
the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of the month during the school year.
JOURNEY THROUGH GRIEF— : A twice-a-month meeting for adults who
have experienced the death of a loved one. Meets on the 1st and 3rd Monday of each
month. 1st Monday at local restaurant
3rd Monday at Crittenden Baptist Assoc. Office in Williamstown,
Atria Summit Hills
Asst. Living Facility
Crestview Hills
Gloria Dei Lutheran
Lakeside Park.
TOUGH LOVE
859 261-8148
Wrong #
Website: www.toughlove.org
Parents of rebellious teens can call for
telephone support and local referrals.
BOYS AND GIRLS TOWN
NATIONAL HOTLINE
800 448-3000
Website: www.boystown.org
24-hour support.
Teens can call to talk to a counselor about any problems or to ask
questions.
24-HOUR PARENT HELPLINE
(513) 961-8004
Parents can call our 24-hour Parent Helpline anytime, day or night, for support,
parenting tips, crisis intervention, referrals, or just to talk. Often, a call is the parent’s
first step toward help. The single most important factor in the Helpline’s existence
is that if give’s parents a way to act on their desire to get help- before children
are harmed. During 2001, the Council documented almost 1,000 calls on our
Helpline. In addition, over 3,000 calls requiring staff support was received on the
business line.
Parents may choose to call:
•In times of crisis
•To find referral information in the community
Just to talk, because trained staff and volunteers are always ready to offer a
listening ear.
Call
THE CARE CONNECTION— United
Way 211 Service
211
When people need emergency assistance, they call 911. Now, through the United Way,
Community Chest and Cinergy, as presenting sponsor, they will be able to access information on
health and human services by calling United Way The Care Connection.
The United Way 211 service provides access to services such as family counseling, help for a
child or aging parent, information on health concerns and employment issues.
The United Way 211 number is now available to people in Hamilton, Clermont and Brown
Counties in Ohio, and Boone, Kenton, Campbell and Grant Counties in Kentucky. United Way
211, The Care Connection, provides free, confidential information, referral and access to health,
social and human services.
Service not yet available on cellular phones
United Way 211 is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
United Way 211 connects you to services to assist with practical problems in your daily life such
as:
•Help for your child or aging parent
•Employment issues
•Counseling
•Information on health concerns
•And much more
Website: www.uwgc.org/index.cfm
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Girl Scouts of Kentucky’s
Wilderness Road Council
(859)342-6263 / 1800-475-2621
Fax: 859-342-6264
Website:
www.gskentucky.org
607 Watson Road
Erlanger, KY 41018
Contact Person:
Meghan McGee Schneeman
Girl Scouting builds girls of courage,
confidence and character who make the
world a better place.
CRITTENDEN PLACE APARTMENTS,
LTD.
859 428-3575 Fax
Vincent Boulevard
Crittenden, KY
Contact Person: Norma, Manager; or Carol Worsham at Winterwood, Inc.,
Lexington, KY
The apartments have a total of 24 units.
1, 2 or 3 bedroom apartments available.
No rental assistance is provided, but Kentucky Housing Tax
Credit rents apply.
All units have patio or balcony some have washer/dryer
hookups
CRITTENDEN PLACE
APARTMENTS, LTD.
859 428-3575 Fax
Vincent Boulevard
Crittenden, KY
Contact Person: Norma, Manager; or Carol Worsham at Winterwood, Inc.,
Lexington, KY
The apartments have a total of 24 units.
1, 2 or 3 bedroom apartments available.
No rental assistance is provided, but Kentucky Housing Tax Credit rents apply.
All units have patio or balcony some have washer/dryer hookups
AIRESHIRE APARTMENTS, LTD.
859 428-3575 Fax
30 Vincent Boulevard
Crittenden, KY
The apartments have a total of 20 units.
All units are 1-bedroom apartments restricted to the elderly,
handicapped or disabled resident.
Full rental assistance is available.
Each apartment has an alarm system and there are laundry
facilities on-site
AIRESHIRE APARTMENTS, LTD.
859 428-3575 Fax
30 Vincent Boulevard
Crittenden, KY
The apartments have a total of 20 units.
All units are 1-bedroom apartments restricted to the elderly,
handicapped or disabled resident.
Full rental assistance is available.
Each apartment has an alarm system and there are laundry
facilities on-site
KY MULTI-COUNTY TASK FORCES ON
CHILD ABUSE, INC
859 824-6526
95 S. Main St.
P.O. Box 257
Dry Ridge, KY
24 HOUR HOTLINE: 800 468-8920
Robert Landrum-Director
Email: kychild@kychildabuse.org Website: www.kychildabuse.org
Hours: 8:30am – 5:00pm; Monday – Friday
The primary purpose of the KY Multi-County Task Forces is to educate the
general public about what child abuse is and thus heighten the awareness
of abuse. The KY Multi-County Task Forces is an educational
organization. The awareness of abuse is not limited to the awareness of
sexual abuse alone. The KY Multi-County Task Forces attempts to heighten
the awareness of all types of child abuse and neglect, including sexual,
physical, emotional, and the neglect of the basic essentials of food, clothing,
shelter, education and supervision. It is through this approach that the KY
Multi-County Task Forces hopes to help prevent child abuse. Subsequently,
it further heightens the awareness of missing children
KY MULTI-COUNTY TASK
FORCES ON CHILD ABUSE, INC.
859 824-6526
95 S. Main St.
P.O. Box 257
Dry Ridge, KY
24 HOUR HOTLINE: 800 468-8920
Robert Landrum-Director
Email: kychild@kychildabuse.org Website: www.kychildabuse.org
Hours: 8:30am – 5:00pm; Monday – Friday
The primary purpose of the KY Multi-County Task Forces is to educate the
general public about what child abuse is and thus heighten the awareness
of abuse. The KY Multi-County Task Forces is an educational
organization. The awareness of abuse is not limited to the awareness of
sexual abuse alone. The KY Multi-County Task Forces attempts to
heighten the awareness of all types of child abuse and neglect, including
sexual, physical, emotional, and the neglect of the basic essentials of food,
clothing, shelter, education and supervision. It is through this approach
that the KY Multi-County Task Forces hopes to help prevent child
abuse. Subsequently, it further heightens the awareness of missing
children
WELCOME HOUSE OF NORTHERN
KY, INC. GARDENS AT GREENUP
859 261-3881
1102-1116 Greenup Street
Covington, KY 41011
Contact Person: Beverly Merrill
20 units of subsidized housing for families whose head
of household is working or going to school full time.
Residents can live there for 2-6 years while they are
actively working on plans for their future. Application
process and orientation prior to acceptance.
WELCOME HOUSE OF
NORTHERN KY, INC. GARDENS
AT GREENUP
859 261-3881
1102-1116 Greenup Street
Covington, KY 41011
Contact Person: Beverly Merrill
20 units of subsidized housing for families whose head of household is
working or going to school full time. Residents can live there for 2-6 years
while they are actively working on plans for their future. Application process
and orientation prior to acceptance.
Microsoft Elevate America comes to Kentucky!
In cooperation with Microsoft, the Commonwealth of Kentucky is pleased to
offer Elearning courses at no cost to you. The need to increase skills is
essential in the current economy. Those individuals out of work can use this
time to increase their skills. Workers must continuously improve and
modernize their skills to keep up with the changes world of work.
Elevate America vouchers are being distributed through the Education and
Workforce
Development Cabinet, now to April 27, 2010.
To receive a voucher, you must be a current resident of Kentucky. State
Employees are not eligible to participate
in the Voucher Program.
To access for a voucher, you will need a computer with internet connection,
Office 2007, and a personal email address.
You don’t need a voucher to access Basic Learning and Window and Office
2007 Basics.
Visit
https://kyelevateamerica.ky.gov to
complete an application.