Directory of Services for Children in Need - Children's Alliance

108 Pages·2013·3.18 MB·English

2013
Directory
of Services
for Children in Need
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Contents
Children's Alliance Officers .................................................................. 3
Children's Alliance Staff ........................................................................ 5
Children's Alliance Mission .................................................................. 5
Children's Alliance Code of Ethics ........................................................ 6
Membership
Adanta............................................................................................. 7
All God’s Children .............................................................................. 9
Arbor Youth Services ..................................................................11
Boys and Girls Haven .....................................................................12
Brighton Center Inc. .........................................................................15
Buckhorn Children & Family Services .......................................... 17
Children’s Home of Northern Kentucky ............................................ 20
Community Youth Services ............................................................. 23
DCCH Center For Children and Families..................................... 24
Florence Crittenton Home and Services Inc. ................................... 26
Foothills Academy Inc. ..................................................................... 28
Gateway Children's Services ........................................................... 30
Group Effort of Kentucky Inc. ....................................................... 32
Holly Hill Children’s Services ........................................................... 34
The Home of the Innocents Inc. ........................................................ 38
Hope Hill Children’s Home ............................................................... 42
KVC Behavioral HealthCare Systems-Kentucky......................... 44
Kentucky Intensive Family Services Inc. ...................................... 47
Kentucky S.A.F.E. ........................................................................... 48
Kentucky United Methodist Homes for Children & Youth .............. 50
Lifeskills Inc. Therapeutic Foster Care Program ........................... 53
M.C.C.C. Inc. G.I.F.T. Therapuetic Foster Care ............................ 55
Maryhurst Inc. ........................................................................... 57
New Beginnings Family Services Inc. ............................................ 61
New Pathways for Children.............................................................. 63
Omni Visions Inc. ............................................................................. 64
Otter Creek Academy .................................................................... 65
Our Lady of Peace PRTFs .............................................................. 67
Ramey Estep ..................................................................................69
RiverValley Behavioral Health ........................................................ 73
SAFY of Kentucky Inc. ...................................................................... 74
St. Joseph Children's Home ............................................................ 76
St. Joseph’s Peace Mission/Yewell Home for Boys ......................... 78
Sunrise Children's Services ........................................................... 80
Transformations............................................................................ 88
Uspiritus................................................................................. 89
Index of Program Descriptions ...........................................................94
Profiles of Clients Index ...................................................................99
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Children's Alliance
2012 –2013 Officers
Chair ............................... Bill Smithwick
Sunrise Children's Services
300 Hope Street
P.O. Box 1429
Mt. Washington, Kentucky 40047
502-538-1000
Vice Chair ...................... Denny Locey
Ramey Estep
2901 Pigeon Roost Road
P.O. Box 39
Rush, Kentucky 41168
606-928-6648
Treasurer......................... Susan Evans
SAFY of Kentucky Inc.
3150 Custer Drive Suite 103
Lexington, Kentucky 40517
859-971-2585
Secretary......................... Jeff Hardin
New Beginnings Family Services
6500 Glenridge Park Place Suite 12
Louisville, Kentucky 40222
502-400-2369
Executive Committee At-Large Members
Jeff Choate Bill Heaton
Foothills Academy Omni Visions
107 Foothills Academy Spur 231 East Arch Street
Albany, Kentucky 42602 Madisonville, Kentucky 42431
606-387-4673 270-825-1698
Mary Kate Poling Lynn Eastman
Uspiritus Kentucky Intensive Family Services
3121 Brooklawn Campus Drive 73 Cavalier Boulevard #104
Louisville, Kentucky 40218 Florence, Kentucky 41042
502-451-5177 859-647-0787
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Passionate about supporting the wonderful
kids and their families around our community.
Proud to support The Children’s Alliance and
their incredible members.
Darin E. Smith
502.741.1883
[email protected]
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Children's Alliance
Mission Statement
To shape public policy
to benefit
our member agencies
and the children
and families
they serve.
Children's Alliance Staff
420 Capital Avenue
Frankfort, Kentucky 40601
502-875-3399; fax [phone]
www.childrensallianceky.org
Michelle Sanborn, President
[email protected]
Kathy Adams, Director of Public Policy
[email protected]
Melissa Muse, Director of Member Services
[email protected]
Mary Smither, Office Assistant
[email protected]
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Code of Ethics
We will accept into our programs only those children for whom our services
are appropriate. We will use professional means to determine the adequacy
of our programs for each child.
We will make every effort to design and operate our facilities in a way that is
most nurturing for children, with staff and program content giving priority to the
welfare of the child.
We will provide a safe environment, free from maltreatment, exploitation, or
abuse, which will enhance the educational, emotional, physical, social and
spiritual growth of the children in our care.
We will respect children as individuals, and with the same inalienable rights
which are guaranteed to all citizens of the United States. We will attempt to instill
in them the sense of the responsibilities as well as the privileges of citizenship,
and teach them to respect the rights of others.
We will respect the cultural heritage of each child and seek to enhance feelings
of self worth and pride in the positive values of this heritage.
We value the family unit and acknowledge that each child in our care is part of
a family system; therefore, we will work with the family to the extent which our
resources allow, striving to strengthen and reunite the family when in the best
interest of the client system.
We will be sensitive to and understanding of the trauma children experience
during separation and placement, and will attempt to provide children in our
care with a living situation which is as close to normal family and community
life as possible.
We will be an advocate for children as we contribute our knowledge, skill,
and influence to bring about development of adequate human welfare service
delivery programs which will benefit children and families.
We will seek to employ staff whose knowledge, skills and compassion, when
fully utilized can bring about stabilization in the life of each individual whom
we serve. We will provide opportunity for further professional development of
each staff member.
We will be responsible in the use of information gained in our relationships with
children and their families.
We will continuously review and update our services for effectiveness and
relevance.
We will be honest and open in the representation of our services.
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Adanta
259 Parker's Mill Road, Somerset, Kentucky 42501
Jamie S. Burton, CEO
Jack Lewis, Director of Human Resources
Tracie Horton, Director of Finance
Beverly Loy, Clinical Director
Nathan McAnelly, Director of Development
& Intellectual Disabilities Services
Eliza Clontz, Substance Abuse Director
606-679-6251; fax [phone]
www.adanta.org
Admissions Contact Person: Danelle Coomer (Comm. Options)
606-679-6251; fax [phone]
Type of Facility: Community Mental Health Center
Licensed Treatment: Yes
Clients: Males & females, birth to 21 years of age;
IQ level above 70
Levels Served: 3, 4, 5
Geographic Area Served: Contract with DCBS/State of Kentucky
Year Founded: 1967
Capacity: 75
Normal Length of Stay: 325 days
Number of Employees: 55
Accredited: CARF
Adanta, Community Options, provides residential treatment and
treatment foster care. Residential care consists of two coed group homes.
University House in Somerset can house up to four boys and four girls.
Green River Group Home in Columbia houses up to six boys and six
girls. Both facilities are community-based group home settings, utilizing
the public school system.
Community Options Foster Care is a treatment foster care program
that has approximately 70 foster home beds in the Lake Cumberland
region. Four therapists and five social service workers work to meet
the needs of children enrolled in this program.
Adanta Crisis Stabilization provides community-based residential
crisis services, utilizing the public school system. There is one group
home with a total of eight male and eight female beds.
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Program Description: Aftercare services, diagnostic services, family
counseling, foster care, group home, individual/group therapy, internal
drug/alcohol aftercare program, internal drug/alcohol treatment program,
pre-independent living, temporary shelter, therapeutic foster care
Profile of Clients: Abused (emotional, physical, sexual), attention deficit
disorder, chemically dependent, depression, emotionally disturbed (all
levels), mental illness, mental retardation (low functioning), neglected,
pregnant, public offender; verbally aggressive
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