Directory

A 19th Hole Golf Club, Joe Dodson, Pres. Contact: Bill Sheckles 502-348-3929 502-348-2346 AA 502-349-1671 502-252-5772AARP, Jane Durbin 502-348-5589Active Day of Bardstown 502-350-0663Adecco 502-349-1922Adult Crisis Stabilization Unit (Elizabethtown, Ky.) 270-737-1360Advocacy & Support Center 270-234-9236Advocates for Autism Awareness 502-348-2842 or 502-349-0214Affordable Hearing Aids 502-331-0017Al-Anon 502-348-1515 502-348-5795 502-348-2824 502-348-9464 Al-Ateen 502-252-8135 or 502-348-5250American Arthritis Foundation National: 800-383-6843 Regional: 513-271-4545 Local: 502-348-3369American Cancer Society, Paige Vollmer 1-800-227-2345 and 502-560-6001 Sister Eva - Road to Recovery 502-348-5434 Penny Smith - Relay for Life 502-507-0006 Lou Smith 502-827-1400 (Also see Kentucky Cancer Program listing)American Heart Association, Kathy Renbarger 1-800-242-8721 and 502-587-8641American Legion Post 121, Charles Wimsatt (348-2208) 502-969-9675 Sam Smith 502-507-4727American Legion Post 121 Auxiliary, Michelle Elmore 502-549-3631 American Legion Post 167, (Abraham Lincoln Post) Sidney C. Shouse 502-348-9209American Legion Post 167 Auxiliary, Georgia Girton 502-348-9420American Legion Post 288, Bloomfield 502-252-9903 Tom Higdon 502-348-2698 American Legion Post 288 Auxiliary, Barbara Bivens 502-275-9811American Lung Association

Contact: Jennifer Hollifield Ext. 18 800-586-4872 Contact: Susie Lile Ext. 10 502-363-2652 Helpline: 800-548-8252

American Red Cross, Mary Sue Brown 502-348-1893 Doug Alexander 502-827-1505America’s 2nd Harvest ( See Feeding America, Ky Heartland)Amerigas 502-549-3113Angel Flight East 800-383-9464Arthritis Foundation, Mabel Patterson 800-383-6843 or 513-271-4545 or 502-348-3369Asset Funding Corporation 800-542-9513AT&T 888-390-7770Avada Audiology 800-313-2797 or 270-769-1176Awana Club International, Becky Mudd 502-349-2584

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Bardstown Bluegrass Festival , Pam Waldridge 502-252-9004 or 502-507-5449Bardstown School Child Care Program 502-331-8815Bardstown Family & Youth Services Center, Katherine Webb 502-331-8808Bardstown Garden Club, Susan Thomason 502-348-6568Bardstown IMPACT (Can be found under Communicare) 502-331-4677Bardstown Lions Club, Barbre Owens 502-252-1050Bardstown/Nelson Co. Adult and Community Education, Donna Burba 502-331-8809Bardstown Optimist, Becky Distler 502-348-8460Bardstown Rehabilitation Services (KORT) 502-349-6961Bardstown Rotary Club, Bart Klindt 502-348-3202Bardstown Woman’s Club, Bonnie Cecil 502-348-8354 Bennett Gas 866-242-0476 502-833-0476Bethany Haven, Faye Keeling 502-348-3525Big Brothers, Big Sisters, Bob Belknap 502-350-0551Binky Patrol, April Blevins 502-348-0172Blessed Assurance Community Services, Shannon Reid 502-833-0210Bloomfield Community Chest, Rayfield Houghlin 502-252-7416Bloomfield Family & Youth Resource Service Center, Doris Lewis 502-349-7204Bloomfield Lions Club, Charles Cornell 502-252-8218Bluegrass Assisted Living 502-349-2026Bourbon City Brass Band, Ken Distler 502-348-8460

Boy Scouts Headquarters, Larry Arnold 502-361-2624Boy Scouts Troop 136, Tom Vernon 502-349-6488Boy Scouts Troop 142, Bob Bruno 502-348-2914Boy Scouts Troop 996, Jason Johnson 502-549-5580Bread Thrift Store 502-331-0009Buttermilk Days Festival, Bill Sheckles 502-348-3929

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Camp Evergreen, Amy Sloboda 800-264-0521Camp Quality Kentucky, Carolyn Geiser 866-729-2759 or 502-673-8365Catholics United For Life, Theo Sterns 270-325-3061Central Ky. Chapter of The National Wild Turkey Federation, Dooley Mattingly 502-549-5025Central Ky. Gaited Horse Association, Donna Perkins 502-348-0860 or 502-348-9439 Central Ky Senior Corps/RSVP & SCP & SHIP, Latesa Barnes 866-275-5772 Chamber of Commerce, Dorothy White 502-348-9545 Children’s Crisis Stabilization Unit, Elizabethtown, Ky. 270-360-0419Civil Air Patrol, Commander Edward Jett 502-252-8004 Colonial Health & Rehabilitation Center 502-348-9269 Communicare, Inc., Bill Osborne 270-765-2605Communicare Clinic 502-348-9206Community Action Program, Lysa Drake 502-348-9596Community Action-TACK 800-245-2826Community Based Services, Robin George or Becky Johnson 502-348-9282Community Clinic ( See listing under Nelson County Community Clinic)Community Recovery Center 270-765-5145 Concerned Parents of Nelson County, Bill Sheckles 502-348-3929 or 502-348-2346 Connection Community Church, Pastor Mark Stuart 502-507-0487Crisis Response/Prevention (MR/DD) (Elizabethtown) 270-769-3377

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DAR Regent, Cox’s Creek Chapter, Carolyn Roney Goodman 502-348-9604 Democratic Executive Committee, Margie Bradford 502-348-8709Department for Community Based Services 502-348-9282

Department of Child-based Services 502-348-9282Department of Employment Services 502-348-2709Diabetes Coalition, Melissa Conder 800-280-1601 Disabled American Veterans, Chapter 3, Gary Rice 270-769-1083Disabled American Veterans State Headquarters 502-543-7705Disabled American Veterans Transportation 270-692-5558Domestic Violence Support Group 800-767-5838Dovetail Institute for Interfaith Family Resources, Mary Rosenbaum 502-549-5499 Duvall Lodge No.6 F.&A.M., Edward Glascoe (Masonic Lodge) 502-216-4379

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Eastern Star, My Old Ky Home No. 436, Joyce Rummage 502-348-9409ECTC (Elizabethtown Community & Technical College) Dental Clinic 270-706-8567Emergency Services (Mental Inquest Warrant Evaluation, Jail Triage, Disaster/Emergency Response) 270-737-1360Experience Works, Carol Raymond 502-348-7431Extension Office, Ron Bowman 502-348-9204

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Farm Service Agency, Robert Friel 502-348-8664Farmer’s Market, Robbie Smith, Extension Office 502-348-9204Ferrellgas 859-336-3694Fine Arts Bardstown Society, Jeanette Cantrell 502-348-6488Flaget Health Connection, Amy Taylor 502-348-7010Flaget Immediate Care Center 502-348-3400Flaget Memorial Hospital 502-350-5000Flaget Prescription Assistance Program, Grace Craig 502-331-9553Four H Office (See Extension Office) 502-348-9204Free Clinic, Dr. Harry Spalding No number

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Girl Scouts, Dolly J. Smith 502-294-0810 Goodwill Industries 502-348-5618Grandfamilies, Rhea Cundiff 502-349-7006Grief Support 502-350-5570

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Highview Racing Pigeon Club, Richard Kelty 502-348-2823Home Instead Senior Care 502-348-4797Hospice of Nelson County, Sharon Bade 502-350-5570Hospice Shoppe, Elizabethtown 270-769-0569Housing Authority of Bardstown 502-348-3525Humane Society of Nelson County, Judy Cooke 502-349-2082Humphrey Homemaking Club, Patricia Hart 502-348-3383

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Indian Summer Camp, Greg Gitschier 502-794-7103Inter-County Energy 270-692-3761

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J. C. Malone Associates 502-348-4380

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Kentucky Amateur Radio Society, Jody Bryant 502-507-4377Kentucky Bourbon Festival, Milt Spalding 502-348-3623Kentucky Bourbon Festival Sampler, Milt Spalding 800-638-4877 or 502-348-3623Kentucky Cancer Program, Suzanne Gude 270-360-0901Kentucky Division National Patient Advocate Foundation 800-532-5274 Luke Barlowe 502-350-0898 Toll free # 866-657-7192Kentucky Food Bank ( See Feeding America, Ky’s Heartland) 270-769-6997 Kentucky Home Cloggers, Ben or Vicki Graham 270-358-8034Kentucky Music Week, Corbin Barker 502-348-5237

Kentucky Prescription Program No numberKentucky Vision Project, Theresa Willoughby 800-320-2406Kentucky Wine & Cheese Festival, Bart Klindt 502-348-3202Kentucky Works Program 502-349-1134Kids Plus Now Program 270-765-5992 Ext. 1407Kiwanis Club, Nicky Rapier 502-348-3931Knights of Columbus 1290, Steve Heil 502-350-3770 Kerry Monin 502-348-8264 Knights of Columbus, New Haven, Mark Ceasare 270-325-2323

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Leadership Nelson County, Vilma Hagan 270-272-3394Legal Aid Society, Inc. 800-292-1862 or 502-584-1254Legal Helpline for Older Kentuckians 800-200-3633Life Care Center of Bardstown 502-348-4220Lifeline Connections, Allen and Karen Tipton 502-639-8629Lifespring Unit (Inpatient psychiatric care at Hardin Memorial Hospital) 270-706-1706Lincoln Trail Area Agency on Aging 800-264-0393 or 270-769-2393Lincoln Trail Behavioral Health System 800-274-7374 or 270-351-9444Lincoln Trail Career Center 502-348-2709

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March of Dimes, Kelly McKown 502-895-3734Masonic Lodge, Bloomfield, Roy Patton 502-673-9435Meals on Wheels (See Lincoln Trail Area Agency on Aging) 270-737-6082Mental Retardation/Developmentally Disabled Services & Support 270-769-3377Merck Prescription Discount Program No phoneMercy Medical Airlift 757-318-9174Ministerial Association (Listed under Nelson County Ministerial Assoc.)Moose Lodge #2408, Chester Sorrell 502-349-6243Mothers of Preschoolers (MOPS), Mary Lucas 502-498-5553Mothers Against Drunk Drivers, Jennifer Barrie 502-349-1143Multiple Sclerosis Support Group, Pam Dockery 502-507-3103 My New Ky Home Habitat for Humanity, James Gerton 859-336-7589My Old Kentucky Home Scottish Rite Club, Matt Anderson 502-424-7671

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Narcotics Anonymous (NA) 502-348-5558 National Alliance for the Mentally Ill (NAMI), Claudia Smith 502-348-4886National Patient Travel Center 800-296-1217Nazareth Apartments, Sr. Ann Boone, SCN 502-348-4911NelCASA, Cindy Hibbs, Program Director 502-331-1515Nelson County 4-H Council (See Extension Office) 502-348-9204Nelson County Association for the Handicapped, A. Rosalie Ballard, Pres. 502-348-2125Nelson County Children of the American Revolution, Jessieanne H. Wells 502-252-5643Nelson County Community Clinic, Bobbi Harned 502-349-5990Nelson County Democratic Women’s Club, 502-348-2247Nelson County Dive Team, Butch Henley 502-827-1726Nelson County Education Endowment Fund, Vivian Fleenor 502-349-7000Nelson County Emergency Management Agency Joe Osborne 502-348-1855 Dispatch Non-emergency 502-348-3600Nelson County Extension Office 502-348-9204Nelson County Fair, Keith Willett 502-348-4167Nelson County Family Resource Center, Rhea Cundiff 502-349-7006Nelson County Genealogical Roundtable, Susan Joy Lewis 502-348-3714Nelson County Head Start Program 502-348-9064Nelson County Health Dept., Tammy Moore 502-348-3222Nelson County High School Resource Center, Virginia White 502-349-7010Nelson County Historical Society, Dixie Hibbs 502-348-8559Nelson County Industries, Shannon Oller 502-348-2481Nelson County Ministerial Association, Rev. Tom Mobley Current Pres. 502-348-3495 Incoming President 2009: Phyllis Bowling 502-350-5125Nelson County Organization of Republican Women, Paula Burkot 502-249-0293Nelson County Property Valuation Administration, Barbara Tichenor 502-348-1810Nelson County Special Olympics, Mark & Becky Ballard 800-633-7403 or 502-349-1483 502-648-4946 New Haven-Boston Family Resource Center ,Christi Van Deventer 502-349-7230New Haven Head Start Program 502-549-3786New Haven Optimist Club, Tom Bullock 502-549-3544New Hope Food Bank, Carmel Cecil 502-549-6015New Hope Food Bank Thrift Store, Carmel Cecil or Marilyn Nalley 502-549-6015New Life Center, Cindy Burfield 502-515-7891Nextel 888-566-6411Nolin Rural Electric Co-op Corporation 270-765-6153

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Office of Vocational Rehabilitation 502-348-1879Optioncare, Elizabethtown 270-763-0203Ostomy Support Group of Middle Kentucky, John Mikkalsen 502-339-7568Ovarian Cancer Support Group, Elizabeth Jordan, Program Director 502-708-1625 502-899-6963

Overeaters Anonymous 502-827-4819

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Parkinson’s Support Group 502-350-4458Partnership for Prescription Assistance 888-477-2669Passages (Elizabethtown) 270-737-6449Patient Advocate (See Kentucky Division National Patient Advocate)Physical Therapy WoRXs 502-350-0880Prevention Advocates for Tomorrow’s Health, Tonda Luckett 502-348-5947 Ext. 2247

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Regional Prevention Center - Kids Now Plus Program 270-765-5992 Ext. 1407Relay for Life, Penny Smith or Lou Smith at 502-507-0006 or 502-827-1400Rape Victims Services Program (See Advocacy and Support Center) 270-234-9236Reformers Unanimous, Frank and Patricia Olcott 502-348-0117 or 502-549-7751 Residential Treatment (Community Recovery Center, Elizabethtown) 270-765-5145Rolling Fork Historic Preservation Association, Inc., Charles Lemons 502-549-6310Rolling Fork Iron Horse Festival, Andy Hall 502-549-3177

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St. Vincent de Paul Society, Margaret Mattingly 502-348-9752Salt River Electric Co-op Corporation 502-348-3931Salvation Army, Nelson County Unit - Toni Wiley 502-348-2335Senior Citizens Center, Bardstown, Georgie Briney 502-349-0516Senior Citizens, Bloomfield, Lynn Burkhead 502-252-8435Senior Citizens, Boston, Laverne Douglas 502-833-4624Senior Citizens, Cox’s Creek, Claudia Smith 502-348-4886Senior Citizens, New Haven, Ginger Greene 502-549-6501Social Security Administration, Regional Office, Elizabethtown, Ky. 270-769-2410Southern States 502-348-3345Spanish In Our Community, Traci Melgar 502-314-0885Special Olympics, Mark & Becky Ballard 800-633-7403; 502-648-4946 or 502-349-1483Springhaven 800-767-5838 or 270-769-1234 Bardstown Outreach Office 502-331-9443Stephen Foster Drama Association, Inc. 502-348-5971Stephen Foster Music Club, Carolyn Goodman 502-348-9604Supported Employment Program (MR/DD - Elizabethtown) 270-735-1803Supported Living Program (MR/DD - Elizabethtown) 270-769-3377Support Group for Abused Women 502-331-9443Survivors of the Loss of Suicide, Tina Rogers 502-331-0183 or 502-510-5141

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TACK (Transit Authority of Central Kentucky) 800-242-8225The Bards of Bardstown, Joe Shellbetter 502-350-0143The Caring Place, Delena Trent 800-692-9394 or 270-692-9300The Caring Closet 270-692-1427The New Life Center, Inc., Cindy Burfield 502-349-6603The Compassionate Friends, Mary Ballard 502-348-5683Therapeutic Rehabilitation Program 502-349-6057

The Work Connection 502-331-9675Together RX Prescription Savings Program No phoneTom McKay Center 502-348-6090TOPS # 224, Penny Smith 502-507-0006 Lou Smith 502-827-1400 Kathy Fogle 502-349-0098TOPS #262, Amy Armstrong 502-348-4932 Kay Weymouth 502-252-5615TOPS # 541, Edna Pollett 502-252-8457

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United States Department of Agriculture, Linda Luckett 270-769-1555United Way, Linda Wells 502-348-1891University of Louisville School of Dentistry 502-852-5096

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VA Hospital 800-376-8387VA Regional Office 800-827-1000VA Representative @ Bardstown 800-928-0951 and/or 502-348-3647VA Representatives @ Louisville Hospital 502-287-6851 Via Colori, Heather Whelan (Advocacy & Support Center) 270-234-9236Vocational Rehabilitation 502-348-1879

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Walgreen Prescription Savings (Pharmacy) 502-348-2985Wal-Mart Pharmacy 502-349-6044Weight Watchers 502-348-3210Whiskey City Cruisers, Rhodie Wheeler 502-348-6456Widows & Widowers Support Group 502-350-5570Will Staff 502-349-6800

Windsor Gardens Assisted Living 502-349-6214

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19th Hole Golf Club

President: Joe DodsonContact: Bill Sheckles @ 348-3929 (day) or 348-2346 (p.m.)Meets: Last Saturday of each month. Where: Call for informationWhen: Call for informationService: Offers a minority scholarship. Fundraiser: Annual golf tournament the second Saturday in June.

AARP (American Association of Retired People)President: Jane Durbin Contact: Jane Durbin @ 348-5589Meets: 3rd Tuesday of each monthWhere: Nelson County LibraryWhen: 11 a.m.Service: Social, supportive, and informational organization for the retired of Nelson County. Engages speakers on topics pertinent to the needs of the retired.

AT&T Telephone Company 888-390-7770 AT&T.com Contact: Whoever answers phone.Service: Lifeline Program which is a discount on monthly bill for low income. Guidelines: Must have SSI, TANIF (K-TAP), Medicaid, Food Stamps. Will deduct $13.50 off phone bill each month for those who are eligible. 401 Program: Free local calls for the disabled who are blind, Legally blind, physically disabled in such a way that making a Phone call would be difficult or impossible. 401 Program: Also applies to seniors who are over 65 years old

Active Day of Bardstown1013 Granite Drive (04) 502-350-0663Contact: Whoever answers phoneService: This is a fee-based medical adult day care facility which

provides a safe environment for family members who are in need of alternative assistance. Also offers rehabilitative- type services for physical therapy, speech therapy, and occupational therapy. Call for more information.

Adecco Employment Services970 Chambers Blvd. (04) 502-349-1922Contact: Whoever answers phoneHours: Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.Service: Employment agency which works to place people in temporary and/or full time positions. Must be 18 or over. Fee normally paid by employer.

Advocacy & Support Center890 Rineyville RoadElizabethtown, Ky.42701 270-234-9236 www.advocacysupportcenter.com Hours: Monday - Friday 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. 24/7 phone lineContact: Whoever answers phoneService: Provides outpatient counseling for those who have been raped. Accredited as child advocacy center. No fee. Will return Nelson County residents to counselors who practice in Nelson County and will see the resident free of charge. This is a non-profit organization funded by federal, state, grants so that they can offer their services at no cost. Also presents the Via Colori Festival annually as a fundraiser. This is a modern day expression of a centuries-old art form where more than 50 artists gather to create their art directly on the pavement. It is a celebration of creativity. All proceeds go to the Advocacy & Support Center for the assistance of those in distress.

Advocates for Autism AwarenessContact: Charla 502-349-0214Service: This is a telephone based support group for those with loved ones with autism. Provides educational and informational resources for the increased awareness of issues related to autism.

Affordable Hearing Aids

906 Woodland, Ste 209Elizabethtown, Ky. 502-331-0017Hours: Monday 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. T,W,Fri 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. Th 8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.Contact: Whoever answers the phoneService: Has several programs to assist those with fixed incomes, low incomes, etc. in getting hearing aids as reduced price. “Hear Now” - application process whereby qualified persons receive refurbished hearing aids at $100.00 for each one. Monies must be sent at time of application with no refund. Hearing tests are billed to insurance. Medicare pays for one hearing test in a lifetime. KATLC is a state-run program which assists people who are on disability by paying for both test and hearing aids. Care Credit is a finance company that will grant an 18 month loan with no interest for the purchase of hearing aids - anything over 18 months is at 11% interest. Vocational Rehabilitation will pay all the cost if the person is working and needs hearing aids in order to continue to work. This is also a state-run program.

Alcoholics Anonymous (AA)Contact: 800-467-8019 (Nationally) 502-348-5795 (Bardstown) 502-349-1671 502-252-5772Meets: Various places and times. Please refer to the Support Group List. Sunday 6:00 p.m. Nelson County Library Monday 8:00 p.m. St. Catherine’s School, New Haven Tuesday 8:00 p.m. St. Vincent de Paul Church, New Hope Tuesday 10:30 am First Presbyterian Church Wednesday 10:30 am First Presbyterian Church Wednesday 8:00 p.m. Nazareth Campus Thursday 8:00 p.m. St. Monica’s Catholic Church Friday 8:00 p.m. Nelson County Library Saturday 8:00 p.m. Bloomfield Baptist Church Service: Social, supportive, and informational organization for those recovering from addiction to alcohol. Provides 12 step program developed specifically for this cause. Names are held in confidence. No fees.

Al-Anon Contact: 502-348-3210 502-348-1515 502-348-5795 502-348-2824 502-348-9464 Meeting: Sunday 6:00 p.m. Nelson County Library Monday 8:00 p.m. First Presbyterian Church Wednesday 10:00 a.m. 1st Christian Church of Christ Thursday 8:00 p.m. St. Monica’s Catholic Church Friday 8:00 p.m. 1st Christian Church of Christ Saturday 9:00 a.m. 1st Christian Church of Christ Service: Social, supportive, and informational organization for the families of those engaged in or recovering from alcohol addiction.

Ala-teensContact: 502-348-5250 or 502-252-8135Meeting: Thursday 8:00 p.m. St. Monica’s Catholic ChurchService: Provides a place for teenagers with parents who are engaged in or recovering from alcohol addiction. This is a social, supportive, and informational organization.

American Cancer Society701 W. Mohammed AliLouisville, KentuckyHours: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Monday - FridayContact: Pam Clark @ 502-560-6001 (Louisville)Contact: Elaine Roche @ 348-2686 (Bardstown) Road to Recovery Program only Contact: Penny Smith (502-507-0006) or Lou Smith (502-827-1400) Relay for LifeMeetings: NoneService: Wig program, free prosthetics, some medical supplies, some prescription assistance, some medical equipment (on loan when available), Reach to Recovery program (visit by another woman with the same surgery), support groups in various counties, Road to Recovery which assists in transportation to chemo appointments.

American Heart Association240 Whittington ParkwayLouisville, Kentucky

800-242-8721 (National)502-587-8641Hours: 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.Contact: Kathy RenbargerWebsite: Americanheart.org Service: Education-based, informational organization which sponsors various programs to help educate people in all walks of life as to preventative measures in heart disease. National campaigns to raise awareness: Go Red for Women, Get With The Guidelines, CPR training, Search Your Heart Program, Simple Solutions, The Cholesterol Low-Down, The Heart of Diabetes, Media Awareness Campaign, Start! Heart Walk.

American Legion Post #121206 W. Broadway (04) 502-348-2208Contact: Charles Wimsatt 502-969-9675 Sam Smith 502-507-4727Meetings: 1st Thursday Where: 206 W. BroadwayWhen: 7:30 p.m.Service: To assist veterans and the community.

American Legion Post #121 Auxiliary206 W. Broadway (04) melmore@bardstown.com Contact: Michelle Elmore 502-549-3631Meetings: 1st Thursday Where: American Legion PostWhen: 7:00 p.m.Service: Supports the American Legion Post scholarships for veterans/ family members Mary Barrett Marshall scholarship (open to all) Laura Blackburn scholarship (open to all) Assists with local disaster relief Assists gas vouchers for veterans and families Occasionally assists charitable organizations Winter clothing drive

American Legion Post # 167 (Abraham Lincoln Post)202 Downs Lane (04)

President: Frank T. DouglasContact: Sidney C. Shouse 502-348-9209Meeting: 1st SundayWhere: American Legion Post When: 3:00 p.m.Service: Community service to other organizations upon request Supports local Boy Scout Club Christmas Baskets Veteran visits Bardstown High School

American Legion Post #167 AuxiliaryPresident: Georgia Girton 502-348-9420Contact: Georgia Girton 502-348-9420Meetings: 1st SundayWhere: American Legion PostWhen: 3.00 p.m.Service: Christmas Baskets to elderly and infirm Sends cards to housebound Major fundraiser: Rainbow Dinner; Christmas Dance

American Legion Post # 288 502-252-9903243 Lawrenceburg Road (08)President: Tom Higdon 502-348-2698Contact: SameMeetings: 3rd SundayWhen: 7:00 p.m.Where: Post #288Service: Supports Bloomfield Little League, Project Graduation; Assists disabled vets in their needs. Sends two (2) boys in their junior year of high school to American Legion Boys State Camp where they are taught in one intensive week how the government works and develop leadership skills. Many states offer scholarships and preference admissions to students who have had this experience.

American Legion Post #288 Auxiliary243 Lawrenceburg Road (08)President: Barbara Bivens 502-275-9811Contact: SameMeetings: 3rd Sunday

When: 1:00 p.m. (dinner); 2:00 p.m. (Meeting) Where: Post #288Service: Sends a girl in their junior year to the American Legion Girls State Camp. Please reference the information in above listing. Has Easter Egg hunt, New Year’s Eve and Valentines Day dances, Sponsors many events for youth in Bloomfield area. Fundraiser: Fish Fry on 2nd Friday of each month, and rental of Post building.

American Lung AssociationP.O. Box 9067 Louisville, Ky 40209 800-568-48724100 Churchman Avenue 40215 502-363-2652 www.kylung.org Contact: Jennifer Hollifield, Ext 18 Contact: Susie Lile, Ext. 10 Patient assistance/referral DirectorHelpline: Professionals answer patient questions r/t specific lung 800-548-8252 Disease. Counselors available to assist with smoke cessation. Service: Wide range of informational activities. Sponsors a variety of programs to quit smoking. Works both with individuals and professionals in educating to the effects of smoking. Works with local health departments in promoting beneficial programs. Works with tobacco control. Provides educational materials. Has extensive resource list.

American Red CrossContact: Mary Sue Brown 502-348-1893 Doug Alexander 502-827-1505 www.redcross@bardstown.com Service: Prepares for and responds to local disasters Provides CPR, 1st Aid, Babysitting, and Lifeguard training Provides additional Red Cross Health & Safety courses Emergency communication between military and their families Assists Bloodmobile with staffing Assists with initial emergency funding for families in disaster (the equivalent of three days of food/clothes/shelter)

American Second Harvest (See Feeding America, Kentucky’s Heartland)

Amerigas499 Depot Street

New Haven, Kentucky 40051 502-549-3113Contact: Whoever answers phoneService: Senior citizen discount of 2 cents per gallon of propane. Senior citizen is anyone 60 years and older.

Angel Flight East1501 Narcissa RoadBlue Bell, Pa 19422 800-383-9464 www.angelflighteast.orgContact: Person who answers phoneService: This is a 501 ( c ) 3 non-profit organization comprised of pilot volunteers, ground volunteers, and a small staff of dedicated to service the community by facilitating free air transportation for seriously ill patients who need to get to treatment far from home. They are flown to the medical facilities free of charge. This group covers from Maine to the Carolinas and west to Ohio. For other destinations, this company will connect you with other volunteer pilot organizations to meet your needs. Can be accessed online.

Arthritis FoundationContact: Nationally 800-383-6843 Regional: Ohio River Valley Chapter 513-271-4545Hours: 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday Locally: Mabel Patterson 502-348-3369Service: Provides free literature upon request with the latest information about arthritis research.

Asset Funding Corporation 800-542-95132020 Pennsylvania Avenue NW #461Washington, DC 20078-2600Hours: Monday - Thursday 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Friday 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Contact: Whoever answers phoneService: Provides a no cost, no obligation policy evaluation to determine the value of a life insurance policy to see if you qualify for a cash settlement. This is for anyone diagnosed with a life- threatening illness (any age), or someone at least 75 years old.

Avada Audiology1233 Woodland 270-769-1176Elizabethtown, Ky. 800-313-2797Hours: Monday - Friday 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.Contact: Whoever answers the phoneService: Tests for hearing. Administers the “Hear Now” Program, Whereby those who are eligibility can receive refurbished Hearing aids at $100.00 a unit. Call for more information.

Awana Club InternationalCommander: Becky MuddContact: Bloomfield Baptist ChurchMeetings: SundayWhen: 5:30 - 7:00 p.m.Where: Bloomfield Baptist ChurchService: Evangelizes, challenges, and trains youth in Christian leadership.

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Bardstown Bluegrass Festival Contact: Pam Waldridge 502-252-9004 or 502-507-5449Service: A two day event highlighting local performers.

Bardstown Garden ClubPresident: Mary Sue Brown 502-348-1893Contact: Sue Thomason 502-348-6568 Redcross@bardstown.com Meetings: 1st Thursday Where: Bardstown Civic Center, 321 S. 3rd StreetWhen: 2:00 p.m.

Services: Generate interest in horticulture Educate members in all aspects of flowers arrangements Provide outlet for creative expression Does flower arrangements for opening night of “Stephen Foster” musical, for the Flaget Memorial Hospital lobby, for Spring nursing home residents Does landscaping at the Ladies Civil War Museum, Hospice dinners, and manages the horticulture and flower exhibit at the County Fair.

Bardstown Family & Youth Service Center420 North 5th St. (04) 502-331-8808Contact: Katherine WebbHours: Monday - Friday 7:45 a.m. - 3:45 p.m.Service: Focus is to decrease any barriers to the learning process of the students. A needs assessment is done every other year to determine if there is an issue which needs to be dealt with. There is no fee for this service. This is specifically for students and parents from this district.

Bardstown Farmer’s MarketEast Flaget Avenue (04)Hours: Tuesday, Friday, Saturday 7:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. From June through October 31st

Service: Offers fresh, locally grown flowers, vegetables, eggs, chicken and rabbit meat, handcrafted items, herbs and plants. Local vendors available. Senior Nutrition Checks are redeemable here. To become a vendor, call the Extension Office at 348-9204.

Bardstown Lions ClubPresident: Mike NewtonContact: Barbre Owens 502-252-1050Meetings: 3rd Monday Where: Nelson County Library

When: NoonService: Assists those in need with eye exams and eye glasses. Collects old eye glasses for reuse Camp Crescendo - local camp (Hardin County) which allows children with aids, foster children, the deaf and the visually impaired an opportunity to experience a week of camp living. Free. Bed and board provided. Swimming pool, hiking, etc. Three 5-day sessions during the Summer. Volunteers at camp must be 16 years and older. For more information, contact James Pettit @ 502-239-4188. Or access web at www.lions-campcrescendo.org Can also contact Howard Cook @ 502- 937-7930

Bardstown/Nelson County Adult and Community Education407 S. 3rd St. (04) www.btown.k12.ky.us.\alc Director: Belinda CarterContact: Donna Burba 502-331-8809Services: Offers free classes to the citizens of Nelson County. Two components: (1) Adult education via GED preparation, Literacy, and English as a second language classes. (2) Community education via classes in a variety of opportunities to further talents and skills such as basket making, etc.Where: 407 S. 3rd StreetWhen: Monday - Thursday 8:30 - 3 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday 6:00 - 9:00 p.m.

Bardstown Optimist Club kenbecky@bardstowncable.com President: Sara BeeryPresident Elect: Darren PatrickContact: Becky Distler 502-348-8460Meetings: 2nd Monday @ 7:00 p.m. 4th Monday at noonWhere: My Old Kentucky Home Country ClubService: Dedicated to serving the youth of Nelson County since 1955. Sponsors Little League, Little Miss Princess contest at the

Nelson County Fair, Youth Appreciation Program and Chess Club. Helps children with worthwhile projects. Oratorical and essay contests lead to scholarships. Toys for Kids Drive annually from October - December.

Bardstown Property Valuation (See listing under Nelson County Property Valuation)

Bardstown Rehabilitation Services (KORT)*Affiliated with Flaget Memorial Hospital875 Pennsylvania Avenue (04) 502-349-6961Hours: Monday - Thursday 7:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Friday 7:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Saturday By appointment onlyContact: Whoever answers phoneService: A full spectrum rehabilitation service. Includes Speech Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapy, Neck & Back Rehab, Lymphedema, Aquatic Therapy, Sports Medicine, Pediatric Therapy, Arthritis Rehab, Hand Therapy, etc. A program to assist financially with the cost is the Prompt Pay Program where the client receives a 30% discount for paying on the day of service.

Bardstown Rotary ClubPresident: Bart Klindt 502-348-3202Pres. Elect: Jill HillMeetings: WednesdaysWhere: Old Talbott TavernWhen: NoonService: Encourages community service and high ethical standards among members. Sponsors Kids Day annually. Assists local charity organizations with monetary donations. Sponsors Interact, a high school program to involve students in community service. “Coat-A-Kid” project annually with coat give away at a local school. Provides five (5) $1000 educational scholarships yearly. Sponsors foreign exchange student from here to abroad for one year of schooling in a foreign county. Collects food baskets annually.

Bardstown School Child Care Program

420 N. 5th Street (04) 502-331-8815Hours: Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.Contact: Whoever answers phoneService: This is a wrap-around program which provides child care before and after school hours during the school year. It also provides full day child care for Bardstown City School students. There are programs to cover during school breaks as well as during the summer months. It is fee based. Call for more information.

Bardstown Senior Citizen Center509 N. 4th St. (04) 502-349-0516Hours: Monday - Friday 9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.Contact: Georgia BrineyService: Social and support group for Nelson County residents over 60. Seniors are able to gather daily for fellowship, games, cards, tournaments, and periodically road trips. Hot lunch served. Free will offering is accepted, but there is no charge for services received. Is the main group from which other senior groups are formed.

Bardstown Woman’s ClubPresident: Bonnie Cecil 502-348-8354Contact: Mary Harris 502-348-3311Meetings: 4th Tuesday Where: Bardstown Baptist ChurchWhen: 7:00 p.m.Service: Helps women in the county. Art contest yearly. Blankets for elderly and shut-ins. Works with Child Custody Services in providing duffle bags to displaced children.

Bennett Gas331 Main StreetLebanon Junction, Kentucky 866-242-0476 or 502-833-0476Contact: Whoever answers phoneService: 25 cent/gallon discount for paying within 10 days of statement.

Bethany Haven512 Edelen Avenue (04)

Hours: Monday - Thursday 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.Contact: Faye Keeling 502-348-3525Service: This is the only homeless shelter in Nelson County. It is temporary shelter for a person or a family in real need. House can accept up to 20 people. Nonperishable foods, linens, toothbrush, etc. are provided. Funded by United Way of Nelson County, by private donations, and by an annual golf scramble fundraiser. This is a nonprofit organization. Individuals have to be homeless and residents of Nelson County. Accessed through Bardstown Housing Authority.

Big Brothers, Big SistersHours: Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.Director: Bob Belknap 502-350-0551Contact: SameService: Provides adult mentors (16 years of age and up) to assist youth ages 7-18. Program covers 11 counties. Mentors are volunteers who have undergone background and reference checks and gone through an orientation and training periods. No state or federal funds are used. Funded privately and by

donations. Fundraiser every April: Bowl for Kids Sake held at the Bardstown Lanes. Children are treated to a free weekend at Green River camp twice a year, to horseback riding, movies, derby, etc. Volunteers are always welcome!

Binky Patrol113 Jones Avenue (04) Binkypatrolofky@yahoo.com www.binkypatrol.org Contact: April Blevins 502-348-0172Meets: Every 3 monthsWhere: Various locationsService: Provides homemade blankets to children and teens in need of comfort. Networks with Home of the Innocence, Wayside Christian Mission, Springhaven, Kosairs Childrens Hospital, St. Jude’s Hospital, Bethany Haven.

Blessed Assurance Community Services10233 Boston RoadBoston, Ky 40107Hours: Monday - Friday 7:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.Contact: Shannon Reid 502-833-0210 Carissa RoselService: Day Program for adults with intellectual or developmental problems. Is also a residential facility, provides both respite and emergency respite services. There is a fee for this service. Medicaid is accepted.

Bloomfield Community ChestContact: Rayfield Houghlin, treasurer 502-252-7416 Service: Non-profit organization of churches in Bloomfield area. Love offering gathered twice a year through local churches to fund the program. Accessed by way of one of the ministers who approve and validate the need of person(s) requesting help. Check written by treasurer. Limited funds. Assistance limited to Bloomfield, Chaplin, and Fairfield area.

Bloomfield Family & Youth Resource Center96 Arnold LaneBloomfield, KY 40008 502-349-7204Contact: Doris LewisHours: Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.Service: Assists school children from Bloomfield Elementary School and Bloomfield Middle School. Focus is to remove anything which presents a barrier to the learning process. It is specific to the families and children of these two schools. Has some additional programs, ie. “Here’s Looking at You” (K-6th) which is a drug education program. “Generation X” shows the dangers of using prescription drugs. There is a program on “Dating Violence” and yet another on “Young Ladies Like Us” which deals with self confidence and self esteem issues

Bloomfield Lions ClubPresident: Mary AmesContact: Charles Cornell 502-252-8218Meetings: 2nd or 3rd TuesdayWhere: Upstairs at Hometown PizzaWhen: 6:00 p.m.Service: Assists those in need with eye exams and eye glasses. Collects old glasses for reuse. Camp Crescendo - please refer to the information listed under Bardstown Lions Club. www.lions-campcrescendo.org Can also contact Howard Cook @ 502-937-7930

Bloomfield Masonic Lodge142 Fairfield HillBloomfield, KYContact: No information was made available about this club.Meetings:Service:

Bloomfield Senior Citizen CenterBloomfield Baptist ChurchSpringfield Road (08) 502-252-8435Contact: Lynn BurkheadOpen: WednesdayWhen: 9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.Service: Provides a place for those 60 + residents to gather for games and socialization. Provides hot lunch. This is a free service, but any donation is accepted.

Bluegrass Assisted Living107 Thruway Drive (04) 502-349-2026Contact: Whoever answers phoneHours: Monday - Friday 9:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.Service: This is a certified, not licensed facility. There are 20 units for assisted living clients and 20 units for Alzheimer’s clients. Cost for separate living studio is $1750.00 monthly (as of 2009); one bedroom apartments are $2500.00 monthly (as of 2009). Client must be ambulatory, able to take care of self, and present no danger to self or others. Refrigerator and microwave are provided (upon request), locked boxes for medications, emergency pull cords in bathrooms, walk in showers and cable for TV.

Three meals a day are provided. There is an enclosed courtyard. A beautician is available on Monday & Tuesday (private pay). Churches serve the client needs with Faith Fellowship every Sunday; Wickland Baptist every other Thursday, and St. Joseph’s with communion service every Tuesday and Mass once a month. Call for more information.

Bourbon City Brass BandDirector: Ken Distler 502-348-8460Contact: SameMeetings: Rehearse Thursdays Where: United Methodist ChurchWhen: 7:00 p.m.Service: Official band for Fort Duffield and Camp Nelson Civilian civil war reenactment band using period clothing and period instruments. Specialty is Stephen Foster music. Concerts throughout the year.

Boy Scouts HeadquartersScouts Service CenterLouisville, KentuckyContact: Larry Arnold 502-361-2624Service: This is the main center for all scouting activity. When in doubt, call this number to locate a cub scout, cadet scout, or boy scout troop near you. This is the Scout Central for all information regarding them in Kentucky. What is listed below for the Boy Scouts Troops is only a partial listing.

Boy Scouts Troop # 136Scoutmaster: Tom Vernon 502-349-6488Meetings: TuesdaysWhere: Bloomfield Christian ChurchWhen: 7:00 p.m.Service: Helps prepare boys 11-17 to make ethical and moral decisions by instilling values. Each scout performs six (6) hours of community service. Assists in cleaning up after Relay for Life. Assists in cleaning up six (6) miles of roadway in the county twice a year. Attends camp once a year in various locations. Collects food items for local food banks. Fundraiser: Craft Fair and the My Old Kentucky Home Bike Luncheon.

Boy Scouts Troop # 142Scoutmaster: Bob Bruno 502-348-2914Meetings: ThursdayWhere: United Methodist ChurchWhen: 7:00 p.m.Service: Helps prepare boys 11-17 to make ethical and moral decisions by instilling values. Clean up after the Bourbon Festival each year and clean up after the Fall Craft Fair. Make annual trip to Camp Crooked Creek. Performs Adopt-a-Highway and Monkey Bridge.

Boy Scout Troop #996Scoutmaster: Jason Johnson 502-549-5580Meetings: Vary Where:When:Service: Helps prepare boys 11-17 to make ethical and moral decisions by instilling values. This year (2009) assisted elderly and disabled residents of New Haven area clean up yards after severe ice storm.

Bread Thrift Store221 W. John Rowan (04) 502-331-0009Hours: Monday - Friday 9:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. Saturday 9:00 - 4:00 p.m.Service: Sells bread products at day old prices.

Buttermilk Days Festival Contact: Bill Sheckles 502-348-3929When: 4th week end in August Runs from the Thursday - SaturdayWhere: S. 3rd Street at the “Buttermilk Lot” across the street from St. Monica’s Church Service: A week end event that offers home cooking, sweet harmonies, dancing and reunions of families, friends, and neighbors. Has become a tradition in Nelson County. The food is all free. There are booths where vendors sell their items. Softball.

Each day has different focus: Thursday: Homemade wine tasting contest and wild meat cookout. Friday: Street Dance for the kids and hot dogs Saturday: Buttermilk Breakfast and Dinner in the evening.

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Camp Evergreen hosparus.org Ext. 8936 @ 502-719-8936Contact: Amy Sloboda 800-264-0521Service: This is a family camp program offered by Hosparus Counseling Center. Held at Loucon Training and Retreat Center near Leitchfield, Ky., this is a week end program for families and children who are grieving the loss of a family member. A first of its kind in Kentucky, it combines traditional camp with grief education and unique workshops to help families deal with the loss. Applications can be obtained on line. There is a fee of $150/couple. It runs from Friday evening after dinner and ends Sunday afternoon. Normally held in October. There are grants available to assist with the cost if needed.

Camp Quality KentuckyP.O. Box 5353746 Highway 1066Bloomfield, Kentucky 40008 Ky.campqualityusa.com Carolyngeiser@bellsouth.netDirector: Eric Wint 502-931-3182Contact: Carolyn Geiser 866-729-2759 or call 502-673-8365Service: Letting kids with cancer be kids again. A nonprofit, chari- table organization providing numerous services to children 6 - 16 who have or have had a diagnosis of cancer. Includes a free week- long experience of camping at Loukon Training & Retreat Center the last Sunday of July. Other events are an annual reunion in September, a baseball outing, and two other events during the Winter months. Application can be accessed

on line and mailed to Camp Quality, Attn: Kim, 3020 Wolf Lake Blvd., New Albany, Indiana 47150. Also sponsors meals once a month for families whose children are currently cancer patients at Kosairs. Have resource lists and can make some referrals.

Catholics United for LifeP. O. Box 10New Hope, Kentucky 40052 270-325-3061 www.newhope-ky.org Contact: Theo SternsService: This is a nonprofit organization with eight national affiliations. Deals with prolife, right-to-life, and all other life issues as well as (euthanasia, etc.) Focus is on educating public on alternatives to abortion. Sponsor an annual youth conference regionally. More information on this conference can be gotten from their website at www.igniteyourtorch.org. Legal association with Center for Law & Justice International which gives legal advice for issues related to free speech. Offers speakers service on life issues and referral service to other organizations to assist with alternatives to abortion.

Central Ky. Chapter of The National Wild Turkey FederationContact: Dooley Mattingly 502-549-5025Meeting: Scheduled as needed Announced in The Kentucky Standard Call for more informationService: Established to bring the wild turkey population back into Ky. after it was nearly extinct. Monitors the population. Partners with other states to “trade” animals which are needed so that each state benefits from the partnership. Focuses on local youth in the community to involve them with community activities and thereby help to create in them more civic-minded individuals and stronger, more committed leaders. Specifically works with 4-H. Offers scholarships annually to one senior from each High School. Information is given to the High School counselors and the choice is made from those applications that are submitted. Present turkeys to local Community Action Program at Christmas for distribution to those less fortunate. Fundraiser: Banquet in March at St. Gregory’s. Cost $20.00/person for a buffet dinner. Raffle each year of 10 guns.

Central Kentucky Gaited Horses4936 Louisville Road (04) raycorum@bardstown.comContact: Donna Perkins 502-348-0860 or 502-348-9439Meetings: Scheduled as needed Call for more informationService: Non-profit social organization whose members total 60+ facilities. They are dedicated to providing family oriented programs and to promoting the gaited horse as well. Monthly shows from May - October and trail rides are offered throughout the year. There is a moderate cost to participate ($4.00 for members; $6.00 for non- members) with emphasis on participation not entry fees. Member- ship to Club has a fee of $10 for individual and $20.00 for a family. All horse shows are held at the Nelson County Fairgrounds.

Central Ky. Senior Corp1111 Dixie HighwayElizabethtown, KentuckyDirector: Richie Hamilton 866-275-57722nd contact: Latesa BarnesContact: Carol Baldwin (SHIP & SMP) 270-737-0669Meetings: Last ThursdayWhere: Springfield, Ky.When: 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.Service: Four programs available: 1. R.S.V.P. (retires Seniors Volunteer Program) 60+ years old volunteer their time, are placed in organizations which can use their help 2. S.C.P. (Senior Companion Program) Seniors help others in need in Nelson County with “sitting”, light housekeeping, transportation to doctor appointments (local), grocery, etc. Compensated for mileage and receive $2.65/hour for a 4-8 hour day. No lifting. No more than 40 hours a week. **To qualify to have a volunteer come, Nelson County residents must be disabled or show adequate need. There is also an income requirement. 3. S.H.I.P. (State Health Insurance Program) Assists seniors decrease the cost of prescriptions. Finds drugs that are less expensive

Sometimes medications are free 4. S.M.P. (Senior Medicare Program) Helps in choosing Medicare Part D program Assists with over billing

Chamber of CommerceOne Court SquareBardstown, Ky 40004 www.bardstownchamber.com www.visitbardstown.com Hours: Monday - Friday 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.Contact: Dorothy White, Executive Director 502-348-9545Mission: Promote and serve Nelson County commerce. Serves as catalyst to unite commerce, government, and business. Affiliated since 1946 with Kentucky Chamber of Commerce. Affiliated with Kentucky Chamber of Commerce Directors. Partners with the Small Business Development Association.Services: Membership in Chamber of Commerce to local businesses. Referral service for the members via phone, newcomer literature. Resources for businesses to interact with one another. Media coverage for ribbon cutting at opening of members’ new business in Nelson County. Networking events such as the 501 Business After Hours Meeting which allows members to meet in an informal gathering. Great opportunity to network. Advocacy support at Frankfort for new ideas, new agendas. Help people get started in business with all the information they need to succeed. Promotes young leaders by being involved in a program whereby thirty students (Sophomores) are chosen by school counselors to spend one day each month for nine (9) months being instructed in how to be a community leader. Provides literature about the county in a Newcomer package presented to welcome new residents.Fundraisers: Gift check for individual or company. Golf outing every year in June. Directory, Relocation Packet, Official Map Project.

Civil Air PatrolContact: Commander Edward Jett 502-252-8004Meetings: Call for more informationWhen: Where: Bardstown Nelson County Airport, Hanger CService: This is an Auxiliary of the United States Air Force. Begun in World War II, it focuses on leadership skills, physical training, and academics for young men and women in Nelson County. Extensive training in aerospace education where the youth aged 12-21 learn about planes, space, etc, and search and rescue techniques. Air Force type uniform is required and military ranking is given. They are inspected by the Air Force. CAP is part of the security system put in place by Homeland Security to keep our country safe. Scholarships are available.

Colonial Health & Rehabilitation Center708 Bartley Avenue (04) 502-348-9260Office Hours: Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Contact: Whoever answers phoneService: Provides long term care for elderly. Rehabilitation potential. Privately owned. Fee based. Accept Medicare, Medicaid, and private pay.

Communicare, Inc.107 Cranes Roost CourtElizabethtown, Ky. 42701Ex. Dir.: Bill Osbourne 270-765-2605Contact: Services at their phone number listedMission: “The mission of Communicare is to utilize our core values to ensure the provision of behavioral health and mental retardation/developmental disability services aimed at improving the emotional, physical and mental health and overall quality of life within the communities we serve.”Service: This is an independently owned and operated mega-mental health organization with far reaching impact on Nelson County. It focuses on all aspects of mental illness, mental retardation/developmentally disabled, drug and alcohol abuse. It covers children, adolescents, and adults, offering inpatient and outpatient counseling, residential treatment, emergency services, crisis intervention, and a host of other programs to assist in

raising the quality of life for the most vulnerable among us. It is fee-based, accepts most insurances, accepts private pay, Medicare, Medicaid, etc.

Because of the numerous services/programs offered, they are listed in sections to make it easier to identify.

Initial appointments are always made through 888-344-8066

I. Adult ServicesBardstownCommunicare Clinic331 S. 3rd Street (04) 502-348-9206Hours: Monday 8:00 a.m.- 5:00 p.m. Tues/W 8:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Thurs. 8:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. Friday 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.Contact: Kathleen PowersServices: Community Medication Support Program Offers needed psychotropic and neuroleptic medications to those with no others means of getting them. Client eligibility necessary. Application guidelines reviewed annually.

Community Support Program - Adult Case Management Promotes social and emotional growth for adults with severe mental illness. HUD Apartments HUD subsidized apartments (10 units in Bardstown) for those diagnosed with severe mental illness but are able to live inde- pendently. Must be 18 or older. Application process.

Outpatient Counseling Offers individual, family, and group therapy, drug and alcohol counseling, and marital counseling. It is fee-based with sliding scale. Accepts most insurances and Passport. Preadmission Screening Resident Review Screening available to individual of any age seeking admission

to Medicaid certified intermediate or skilled nursing facility that is a federally mandated program. Must have serious mental illness, mental retardation, or developmental disability.

Severe Mental Illness Case Management Provides identification and access to resources and services that may enhance life for the mentally ill client.

Therapeutic Rehabilitation Day Program 333 S. 3rd St. (04) 502-349-6057 Hours: Monday - Friday 8:30 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. Coordinator: Theresa Johns Deals with major depression and schizophrenia. Must have significant symptoms for at least two years with diagnosis of major mental illness. Outpatient service only. Self pay.

Elizabethtown Adult Crisis Stabilization Unit 270-737-1360 100 Gray Street Elizabethtown, Kentucky 42701 Alternative to inpatient hospitalization. 8-bed, 24 hour, non-medical voluntary unit assists in time of crisis. Multidisciplinary team approach.

Emergency Services 100 Gray Street Elizabethtown, Kentucky 42701 270-737-1360 24/7 on call Mental Inquest Warrant Evaluation available. Link to inpatient units. Does jail triage on call consultation. Disaster/Emergency response. Provides education and training on mental health and the law.

LifeSpring Unit Medical Coverage 913 N. Dixie Avenue Elizabethtown, Kentucky 42701 270-706-1706 Inpatient psychiatric care at Hardin Memorial Hospital. 24/7/365 days a year.

II. Children’s ServicesBardstown Bardstown IMPACT

(Interagency Mobilization for Progress on Adolescent and Children’s Treatment) 138 Robin Drive (04) 502-331-4677Hours: Monday - Friday 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.Contact: Must be referred into this program. State program whose focus is to work with severely emotionally disturbed children ages 4 - 18. Works to coordinate services/resources needed to help child/ family in maintaining the child out of a hospital setting. Works with school system, psychiatrists, therapists. Uses the “wrap-around approach”, working with any- one in the child’s life who is significantly involved. Multidisciplinary team approach. Nurse practitioner is available. Offers case management, parental support, parental respite. Accepts Medicaid and have access to a State Program for payment of services. Must be active in therapy. Child is referred to this program and must be accepted through a governing agency (LIAC - Local Interagency Council).

School-based Therapy Individual, family, group therapy based in the school. Therapists go to the school to find out how the child is doing and to work with the child there.

Elizabethtown Children’s Crisis Stabilization Unit 100 Gray Street Elizabethown, Ky. 270-360-0419 8-bed, 24 hour alternative to inpatient psychiatric hospital. Non-medical. Offers individual, family, and group therapy. nursing service available and psychiatric evaluation. For children only.

III. Alcohol & Drug ServicesBardstown Communicare Clinic 331 S. 3rd St. (04) 502-348-9206 Outpatient Counseling Outpatient counseling for adults & adolescents.

Chemical dependency assessments. Individual, group, and family therapy, couples counseling. DUI assess- ment and treatment, codependency treatment, aftercare services, education and referral, special services for women’s needs.

Women’s Substance Abuse Case Management Services Assists women to stay in treatment by eliminating barriers to recovery. Links to health care providers, transportation services, childcare, housing assistance, and other needs the woman might have. Woman must have alcohol and/or drug problems and actively seeking treatment. Elizabethtown Communicare Kids Now Plus Program 1311 N. Dixie, Bldg. A 270-765-5992 Elizabethtown, Ky. 42701 Ext. 1407 Promotes healthy pregnancy by prevention, intervention, and treatment for those with drug abuse problems. Will assist pregnant and/or up to 60 days post partum. There are incentives for participation.

Community Recovery Center 1311 N. Dixie Avenue, Bldg D 270-765-5145 Elizabethtown, Ky. 42701

Intensive Outpatient Service Group, individual, family education . Program is 3 hours a day (or night), 3 days a week for 8 week duration. Must be 18 or older and chemically dependent.

Residential Treatment Residential treatment center for up to 30 day stay. Must be 18 and older, chemically dependent. Offers the 12 Step program, AA and NA support groups, relapse prevention, spirituality groups, recovery oriented social and recreational activities.

Early Intervention Program 1311 N. Dixie, Bldg. A Elizabethtown, Ky. 42701 270-765-5992 Ext. 1402 For adolescents ages 12 -17 who have drug or alcohol

related offenses. Referrals made from schools, therapists, Court Designated Worker Program and the court itself. Screening tools used to place youth in appropriate programs for best treatment outcome.

Passages 270-737-6449 Women’s transitional housing program. Subsidized housing for chemically dependent women. Located in Hardin County, but available to all in the eight county district. Criteria must be met. Zero Tolerance Program 1311 N. Dixie Bldg. A Elizabethtown, Ky. 42701 270-765-5992 Ext. 1402 A program for those below the age of 21 who have been charged with driving under the influence of alcohol. Offers 21 DUI classes or treatment program.

IV. Mentally Retarded & Developmentally Disabled Services & Support270-769-3377

Community Habilitation & Vocational ServicesBardstown Nelson County Industries 801 Allison Avenue (04) Adult Day Training Hours: Monday - Friday 502-348-2481 7:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. Adult Day Training Contact: Shannon Oller Vocational and daily living skills training provided to individuals with MR/DD over 21 years old in a factory- type day program. Paychecks are received for both piece work and for hourly pay as well. Learn to function in a work-related environment. Contract work from local businesses gives the MR/DD client experience in day-to- day employment.

Adult Day Training 327 S. 3rd Street (04) Hours: Monday - Friday 7:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.

Contact: Kay Mattingly 502-348-0585 Seventeen (17) individuals are currently involved in this non-vocational adult training center. Basic socialization is the focus of this unit.

Adult Foster Care Contact: Shannon Oller 502-348-2481 Jarutha Haire 270-769-3377 Places MR/DD client in private home. There are currently ten placed in this manner in Nelson County. There is an application process.

Group Homes Tom McKay 502-348-6090 331 S. 3rd (04) Eight individuals with MR/DD over age 22 are placed in an 8-bedroom live-in residential home with staff to assist.

Michelle P. Medical Waiver Alternative to institutional care. Must have diagnosis of MR/DD. Must meet criteria. A non-residential waiver that offers case management, community living supports, and therapy in a non-residential setting.

Semi-Independent Living Apartments Provision is made for MR/DD to live in independent living situation with minimum supervision.

Staffed Residence Brauchview Apartments 311 A. Bourbon Court Bardstown, Ky. 40004 502-349-6221 MR/DD over 22 are placed in a 3 bedroom home with staff in residence. Can house 21 clients in this manner.

Transportation Private vans and buses are provided for the transportation of the MR/DD client to the workplace and clients to TRP.

Elizabethtown Regional MR/DD Office 320 Ring Road Elizabethtown, Ky. 42701 270-769-3377

Crisis Response/Prevention Temporary support during a crises situation. Emergency respite.

Supported Living Program Wide variety of funding available. Will assist anyone of any age with any kind of mental or physical disability. Two types of funding available: a) One time purchase for home modifi- cations or adaptive equipment; b) On-going purchase for transportation needs, respite care, etc.

Supported Employment Program The Employment Connection 1308 Woodland Drive Elizabethtown, Ky. 42701 270-735-1803 Must be over the age of 16 and have a diagnosis of MR/DD. Programs assists client obtain and maintain employment. Some eligibility requirements.

Community Action Program (Nelson County)864 West Stephen Foster Ave. (04)Hours: Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. -12:00 p.m. 12:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.County Coordinator: Lysa Drake 502-348-9596Services: Income management; HEAP; Emergency assistance; Winter- care assistance; Emergency Food & Shelter; Homeless Pre- vention; Supportive Housing; Employment; Education; Scholarship Program; Youth enrichment; Clothing Bank; Christmas Program; Nutrition Program; Back Pack Program. Distributes boxes of food monthly to seniors and handles the Senior Nutrition Program (these are $4.00 checks that can be used at the Farmer’s Market)

Community Action Program - TACK (See listing under TACK)

Community Based Services901 Atkinson Hill Avenue (04)http://chfs.ky.gov/

Hours: Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. 502-348-9282Contact: Family Support Division, Becky Johnson, Director Protection and Permanency Division, Robin George, DirectorServices: This is a government agency designed to assist low income families in time of need. It is separated into two divisions:

Family Support Division Deals with food stamps, aid to dependent children, and medical cards primarily. Also includes programs like: HEAP (winter assistance with paying heat bill); KCHIP (health insurance for children); Passport ( a program to assist with medications) KTAP( designed to help single parents with young children in the home). Financial guidelines must be met. Includes income and number of members in the household.

Protection and Permanency Division Deals with claims of abuse, neglect, or abandonment of children and elderly as well. Investigates every complaint received. Refers to appropriate agency to get the problem dealt with. Does provide foster care services if needed.

Community Clinic ( See listing under Nelson County Community Clinic)

Concerned Parents of Nelson CountyPresident: Rosie DodsonContact: Bill Sheckles 502-348-2346Meetings: Call for more informationWhere: Varies. Call for more informationWhen: Call for more information.Service: Monitor progress of minority students in the Nelson County school systems. Offers three (3) $500.00 scholarships to deserving students. Provide a variety of assistance to needy students Sponsors Martin Luther King day annually

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DAR Cox’s Creek Chaptercgoodman@uky.eduwww.kentuckydar.org/coxstation.htmContact: Regent Carolyn Roney Goodman 502-348-9604Meetings: 2nd Monday in Sept., Oct., Nov., March and April Special meeting held in MayWhere: Nelson County LibraryWhen: 7:00 p.m.Service: This is a non-profit, non-political women’s association dedicated to promoting patriotism, preserving American history, and securing a better American future through better education. Membership is based on the ability to tract family heritage to a participant in the Revolutionary War.

Democratic Executive CommitteeElected Chair: Margie Bradford 502-348-8709Mtudorb@aol.com Contact: SameMeetings: 4 x yearly March - May - August - NovemberWhen: 6:00 p.m.Where: Conference Room Bardstown City Police Station New Justice Center PlazaService: Democratic political organization. Sponsors events during election year where candidates can meet the public. Offers rides to the public to the polls for anyone regardless of party lines. Sponsors Picnic in the Park during election for candidates to meet the public. Affiliated with State organizations. Major fundraiser is hosting Jefferson Jackson Dinner. Assists with voter registration..

Department of Employment Services 502-348-2709860 W. Stephen Foster Avenue (04)www.oet.ky.gov.gov/ Hours: Monday, Tuesday 7:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Wednesday, Thursday

7:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Friday 7:30 a.m.- noon Contact: Whoever answers phoneService: Assists the unemployed in finding gainful employment in Nelson County. Also deals with Meade, Grayson, Marion, Washington, and Breckinridge counties. Can register on internet. Also can do work search on website listed above which is the Office of Employment Training website.

Diabetes CoalitionContact: Melissa Conder 800-280-1601Meetings: Days and Times Differ Call for informationWhere: Flaget Health ConnectionService: Informational, supportive, and assertive group dealing with all aspects of diabetes. Instructions given in basic understanding of the disease process as well as long-term effects, complications, and preventative measures.

Disabled American VeteransContact: Commander Gary Rice 270-769-1083Meetings: 2nd Thursday Where: Pritchard Community Center, Elizabethtown, Ky.When: 6:00 - 7:00 p.m. (dinner); 7:00 - 8:30 p.m.( meeting)Service: Provides a variety of assistance to disabled veterans in Hardin, Larue, and Nelson counties. Visits veterans in nursing homes on special days like Veterans Day, delivers fruit baskets to them at Christmas. Upon request/notification, will visit funeral homes for special service to honor the deceased veteran. Will provide Honor guard at the funeral of veterans. Need funeral director to request this service. Will help surviving spouse to obtain appropriate benefits. Three criteria to be a member of this group: Must be a disabled veteran, must have a purple heart, or must have been a prisoner of war.

Disabled American Veterans State Headquarters115 Eastview 502-543-7705Shepherdsville, Kentucky 40165

Disabled American Veterans Transportation

Contact: Leave message 270-692-5558Service: Provides free transportation for disabled veterans from Burger King on Rt. 245 to the VA facilities in Louisville, and to the VA clinics at DuPont Circle, Newburg Road, and Shively. These services are available on Monday and Thursday at 8:00 a.m. Must call to make arrangements. Leave message and the coordinator will return call.

Domestic Violence Support GroupContact: Springhaven 800-767-5838Meetings: Due to the potential safety concerns for the person, this information can only be accessed through the Springhaven services. The support group is facilitated by them.

Dovetail Institute for Interfaith Family Resources815 Simon Greenwell LaneBoston, Ky. 40107Contact: Mary Rosenbaum 502-549-5499 Fax: 502-549-3543Service: Non-profit, non-denominational organization with its national office located in New Haven. Focus is on assisting couples who are of two different religions, particularly Judeo/Christian. Assists with helping the couple to celebrate various holidays, etc. Provides resource material for the interfaith couple and for clergy in how to make arrangements of marriage ceremony where both parties will be satisfied. Free literature, but some of the books/booklets do have a cost to them.

Duvall Lodge #6 F. & A.M. (Masonic Lodge)www.mastermason.com/duvall6 Contact: Edward Glascoe 502-216-4379Meetings: 7:30 p.m.When: 1st & 3rd TuesdayWhere: 222 ½ N. 3rd StreetService: No additional information was available at this time.

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Eastern Star, My Old Kentucky Home #436www.kygrandchapter.orgAddress: 129 Whitney Drive (04)Contact: Joyce Rummage, Secretary 502-348-9409Meetings: 7:30 p.m.When: 4th TuesdayWhere: 222 ½ N. 3rd StreetService: Makes donations to needy families whose cause has been presented by a current member of the Lodge. Donates to the American Heart Association and for Cancer research. Donates to the Oneida Baptist Institute and to the Knights Templar.

ECTC ( Elizabethtown Community & Technical College) Dental Clinic600 College StreetStudent Center, Lower LevelElizabethtown, KY 270-706-8567Coordinator: Lois Chandler-Cousins Contact: Whoever answers phoneHours: Wednesday & Friday 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.Service: Offers preventative dental services to the public at greatly reduced rates. All procedures are fully supervised before, during, and after. This is dental cleaning only. Children & adults welcome. Hours based on college semester. Call for more information.

Experience Works60 B Camptown Road (04) Contact: Carol Raymond 502-348-7431Service: Federal Program. Works with 55 years old and older individuals who are low income. Places and trains in non-profit organizations to assist these people in getting back into the work force. Pays minimum wage of $6.55 hour, 18 hours a week maximum.

Extension Office

317 S. 3rd St. (04) 502-348-9204http://ces2ca.uky.edu/nelsonHours: Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.Contact: Agent for Agriculture and Natural Resources, Ron Bowman Agent for Family and Consumer Sciences, Brandi Cope Agent for 4-H Youth Development, Judy Creech Agent for Community and Economic Development, Brandi Cope Agent for Horticulture, Robbie SmithService: This is a part of the University of Kentucky College of Agriculture and Kentucky State University off campus network. It promotes ideas which will better the community, cause local economy to become stronger, and generates healthier living conditions. It is divided into five (5) areas: 1. Agriculture & Natural Resources Ron Bowman, Agent This section deals with assisting the local farmers and cattle farmers with issues related to their livelihood. It encompasses soil tests (free), shared cost in soil erosion and water quality programs, genetics improve- ments and cattle handling facilities program; a shared cost (50/50) related to insemination and raising cattle. Among other programs offered are pesticide training, crop disaster, livestock compensation, and environmental quality incentive, and tobacco programs as well. The Extension Office provides educational programs for beef, swine, and grain producers.

2. Family & Consumer Science Brandi Cope, Agent This section works to improve the quality of life for both the individual and the family. It focuses on economics, social, and physical well-being. It specializes in projects that affect the quality of life for Kentucky. There is an extensive homemaker club network involving eight different groups each of which is very active in programs that strengthen the family life in Nelson County. These clubs then reach out to support other facets of the ex- tended community.

3. 4-H Youth Development Judy Creech, Agent This section deals with the Youth of the community. Using

the 4-H motto of Head, Heart, Hand, and Health, it strives to assist the youth with clearer thinking, greater loyalty, larger service, and better living for the club, the community, the country, and the world. To do this, they involve the youth in a wide variety of programs and contests. Some of these include: poetry contests, poster contests, good record keeping, and outings throughout the year. There are classes in health and safety issues, CPR, babysitting, First Aid, water safety, and bike safety. A 4-H camp is offered which is a week long. A Kentucky 4-H Summit which is a three day event for 6th-8th grade is also offered with the focus of developing good lead- ership skills. Major fundraiser: Candy sale.

4. Horticulture Robbie Smith, Agent This section focuses on both the practical and the pretty aspects of gardening. It involves training master gardeners who will, in turn, teach others in the art and science of gardening. This section sponsors the Blooming Bardstown Garden Tour, the Downtown Bardstown Beautification Project, the Bardstown Farmers Market. It also deals with educating the public about home insect control, lawn care, the production of home vegetables and fruit, tree and shrub information. Sponsors the Kentucky Wine Festival which highlights the young wine and grape growing industry in Kentucky.

5. Community & Economic Development Brandi Cope, Agent This section helps resolve local problems with objective information and educational assistance. It develops community leadership.

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Farm Service Agency2001 Buchanan (04)Hours: Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

Contact: Robert Friel 502-348-8664Service: Federal farm agency that administers all farm programs. Federally funded. Has grain programs, commodity loans, price support, disaster programs for farmers in distress due to drought, ice storm damage, debris removal. Offers crop insurance for pastures and hay that insurance company does not insure. Offers loans for real estate and for operational expenses for the farm.

Feeding America, Kentucky’s Heartland (Formerly America Second Harvest)313 PetersonElizabethtown, Kentucky 270-769-6997Contact: Gary MilesService: Does not deal with individual citizens. Serves a multi-county area. Provides food to charities for distribution to the poor. Assists in the Backpack program through Community Action Program. Funded by the United Way, individual donations, federal funding, and grants. Distributes government commodi- ties to area agencies. Shares expenses with “maintenance fees” assessed to the participating charitable agencies.

Ferrellgas (Natural & Propane Gas)Springfield, Kentucky 859-336-3694www.ferrellgas.comContact: Whoever answers the phoneService: Will meet or beat any price. Has monthly budget. Low price for first fill, then price locked in for the remainder of the season. Fine Arts Bardstown SocietyContact: Jeanette Cantrell 502-348-6488Meetings: Last TuesdayWhen: 5:30 p.m.Where: Nelson County Public LibraryServices: Mission is to promote, develop, and nurture the intellectual, and artistic life of all individuals by sponsoring and parti- cipating in programs that reinforce the importance of the arts in the cultural fabric of this region. Annual member- ship fee is currently $20.00. Sponsors a group member- ship show at a local gallery. Displays artists’ works at

The Stephen Foster Drama. Maintains booth at the Bourbon Festival. Is currently making plans to sponsor an plein air (open air) painting week end in the Fall for any painter in the region. There will be a fee with this. Also available for public speaking.

Flaget Health Connectionamytaylor@flaget.com 111 N. 3rd Street (04)Hours: Monday - Friday 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.Contact: Amy Taylor 502-348-7010Service : A community resource center which provides Free literature on a variety of health-related topics Free internet searches on diseases/wellness issues Referral to local community resources Bi-monthly calendar of events Monthly health screenings Free blood pressure screenings by appointment Sponsors the annual Trim Down, Bardstown!

Flaget Immedicate Care Clinic110 S. Salem Drive (04) 502-348-3400Hours: Monday - Friday 8:a.m. - 7:00 p.m. Saturday 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Sunday 12:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. This is a clinic which deals with minor illnesses and injuries. Also deals with occupational medicine.

Flaget Memorial Hospital4305 New Shepherdsville Rd./ Highway 245(04) 502-350-5000www.flaget.com Contact: Whoever answers the phoneOffice Hours: Monday - Friday Service: This is a 50-bed local hospital with capacity for the following:

Birthing Center Medical-Surgical Unit Transitional Care Unit Skilled Nursing Unit Intensive Care Center Cancer Care/Oncology Cardiac Rehabilitation/Cardiac Care Pulmonary Rehabilitation Rehabilitation Sleep Disorder Center Wound Care Center It is a member of the St. Joseph Health System which is part of the Catholic Health Initiatives. There are several additional satellite programs which are affiliated with the hospital for the benefit of the residents of the county. These include: Bardstown Rehabilitation Services (KORT) 875 Pennsylvania Avenue (04) Flaget Health Connection 111 N. 3rd Street (04)

Flaget Health Connection 111 N. 3rd Street (04)

Flaget Immediate Care Clinic 110 S. Salem Drive (04)

Flaget Prescription Assistance 300 W. John Fitch Avenue (04)

Hospice of Nelson County 111 N. 3rd Street (04)

Flaget Prescription Assistance Program300 W. John Fitch Avenue (04)Suite 200Hours: Monday & Wednesday 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Call for appointment Contact: Grace Craig 502-331-9553

Service: Assists with prescription/medication procurement. Immediate assistance one time only for Nelson County residents. Assists with long term medication prescription procurement with Nelson, Marion, Washington Counties primarily. Works with pharmaceutical houses in their programs. Income based. No narcotic medications covered. Must qualify on an annual basis.

Free Clinic203 North Kennett Avenue No numberBardstown, Ky. 40004Hours: Tuesday and Thursday 9:00 a.m. - noonService: Walk-in free clinic. No appointment necessary. Free medical care for low income, uninsured with residency in Bardstown and surrounding area.

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Girl Scoutsgirlscoutsofnc@yahoo.com www.kyanags.org Contact: Dolly J. Smith 502-294-0810Meetings: 6:30 p.m.When: 1st WednesdayWhere: Bardstown Adult Learning Center 407 S. 3rd Street (04)Services: Provides a place where today’s girls can become tomorrow’s leaders. Provides opportunity for world travel through numerous programs and scholarships. Girls 5 - 17 learn skills by earning badges. Various community activities: sell Girl Scout cookies, visit nursing homes, send cookies to firefighters and to military. Open to suggestions as for other service-related activities that would be beneficial to the community. Over 200 girls in Nelson County in 22 troops. Various scholarships available.

Goodwill Industries

219 Padgett Street (04) 502-348-5618Hours: Monday - Saturday 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Sunday 1:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.Manager: Jennifer GilpinDirector: Lennea Wooten 270-779-4117Service: Provides gently used clothing and household items at a reduced rate Accepts donations 24/7 at store location. Monies go towards training purposes to help people get jobs.

GrandfamiliesMeeting: Once a monthWhen: NoonWhere: Extension OfficeContact: Rhea Cundiff 502-349-7006Service: Support group for grandparents who are raising their grandchildren. Lunch is provided. There is a needs assessment done to help in identifying resources to meet the needs of the grandparents. Guest speakers discuss pertinent topics. Resource Guides are presented.

Grief Support GroupContact: Starr Caldwell 502-350-5570Meetings: 3rd ThursdayWhere: Hospice of Nelson CountyWhen: 7:00 p.m.Service: Free service. This group is for anyone who has experienced the loss of a loved one and is in need of additional support to work through the grieving process.

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Health Department (see Nelson County Health Department)

Highview Racing Pigeon ClubBardstowncombs@aol.,comAmericanracingpigeonunion.com President: Richard Kelty 502-348-2823Contact: SameMeetings: To be announcedWhen:Where:Services: To promote the sport of racing homer pigeons. To promote a sense of responsibility and compassion to all animals.

Home Instead Senior Care2225 Old Lawrenceburg RoadFrankfurt, Ky 40601Contact: Anyone who answers phone 502-348-4797Service: Fee based, non-medical companionship in home. Light housekeeping, light cooking, transportation to doctor appointments (local).

Hospice of Nelson County111 N. 3rd St. (04)Hours: Monday - Friday 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Contact: Sharon Bade 502-350-5570 Service: Sensitive support for people facing the final stage of terminal illness. Enables patients to spend last days with dignity and quality at home or in a home-like setting. Services provided by physicians, nurses, nurses aides, social workers, chaplains, and well- trained volunteers. Support provided for both the patient and the family members 24/7. Anyone can re- fer to Hospice care, but physician must sign order. Services are provided regardless of ability to pay. Insurances are accepted. Affiliated with Flaget Memorial Hospital. Grief counseling is available for at least a year or longer if requested.

Hospice ShoppeHelmwood Plaza Shopping CenterElizabethtown, Kentucky 270-769-0569Hours: Monday - Friday Saturday 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.Service: This is a thrift store which frequently has gently used medical equipment. Also they have wigs periodically.

Housing Authority of Bardstown 502-348-3525513 W. Broadway (04)Hours: Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.Contact: Whoever answers phone.Service: Assists low income families in finding appropriate housing. Rent based on income and family size. Possible waiting list. There is criteria. Will need to provide proof of income, social security cards, etc. Call for more information.

Humane Society of Nelson CountyHsncpets@bardstown.com 2391 New Haven Road (04)Director: Judy Cooke 502-349-2082Contact: Same Ext. 201Meetings: Quarterly: February, May, August, November 1st ThursdayWhen: 6:00 p.m.Where: Animal ShelterService: Manages and funds adoption of homeless dogs and cats. Provides low cost spaying and neutering. Educates local school children to responsibility of owning pets. Major Fundraiser: “Strut Your Mutt” every year.

Humphrey Homemaking ClubPresident: Nina LeeContact: Patricia Hart 502-348-3383Meetings: 4th ThursdayWhere: Nelson County Extension Office (317 S. 3rd St.)When: 10:30 a.m.Service: Promotes the role of homemakers. Meetings include

speakers on pertinent topics. Numerous community projects: Works with Kentucky Head Start to help children. Donates personal care items to Bethany Haven. Collects “Pennies for Friendship” for dispersion to a charitable group. Sponsors Nelson County 4H Camp Scholarship. Sponsors one $500.00 scholarship so that one high school girl can continue education. This is a social, informational, and supportive organization.

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Indian Summer Campiscamp.org Contact: Greg 502-794-7103Service: This is a non-profit organization which offers a one week camping experience at Camp Cedarmore in Shelby County, Ky. for any child between the ages of 6 - 17 who has or ever has had a diagnosis of cancer. Application can be obtained on line. There is public speaking offered to inform the public about this organization. There is a fundraiser once a year, a golf tournament which helps to fund this project. Donations are always accepted. A list of donated items needed is avail- able on the website as well. This is a free service.

Inter-County Energy46 Old Kentucky Highway 68Lebanon, Kentucky 40033 270-692-3761www.intercountyenergy.netContact: Whoever answers phoneService: $1,000.00 scholarship for a high school senior in each district Where the company serves. Nelson County would fall beneath The Marion County District. Applications are sent to all area High School guidance counselors. It is up to the guidance counselors to notify the students that this scholarship is available. This information is also posted in the Kentucky Living Magazine which is distributed monthly to the customers.

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J. C. Malone Associates976 Frost Avenue (04) 502-348-4380Contact: Amber EllisHours: Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. Closed 12:00 p.m. - 1:00 p.m. for lunchService: Employment agency which focuses on temporary job place- ment. Does some permanent placement. Works mostly with industrial jobs. Does deal with some clerical place- ments. Must be 18 or older, with no felony charges. Must have high school diploma or GED. Fee paid by employer.

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Kentucky Amateur Radio SocietyPresident: Jody Bryant 502-507-4377Contact: Ed Fowler 502-348-5785Meetings: 2nd MondayWhen: 7:00 p.m.Where: Sheriff’s Training Room New Justice CenterService: Amateur radio operators. Dues: $20.00 annually. Give lessons so people are qualified to get their license. Once a month disseminate information and discuss projects. Use hand held radios and broadcast 50 mile radius. Can talk around the world when conditions are right. Thirty to forty members. Assists Emergency Management with communications when there is a natural disaster in the county.

Kentucky Bourbon FestivalInfo@kybourbonfestival.com www.kybourbonfestival.com Director: Milt Spalding 502-348-3623

Contact: SameMeets: Every 3rd MondayWhen: 5:30 p.m.Where: One Court SquareService: Promotes all facets of the bourbon industry in Nelson County with a five day festival each year. Promotes non-profit organizations as well by way of attractions displayed at festival. Supports other tourism attractions. This is a non-profit organization with a Board of Directors and a large number of dedicated volunteers. Meetings are not open to the public.

Kentucky Bourbon Festival Sampler 800-638-4877 or 502-348-3623Info@kebourbonfestival.com www.kybourbonfestival.com Contact: Whoever answers phone.When: Announced in The Kentucky StandardService: This is an evening of sampling a variety of Kentucky bourbons and food from area restaurants. Normally held in the Spring of the year.

Kentucky Cancer ProgramElizabethtown, Kentuckys.gude@louisville.edu Contact: Suzanne Gude 270-360-0901Service: This is a cancer control network whose mission is to reduce the incidence and mortality of cancer through education, research and service programs. This program mobilizes resources and helps plan screenings, workplace programs, presentations, brochures, exhibits at local events, media campaigns. They provide Pathfinder guides which is a comprehensive list of resources that any cancer patient will find helpful and encouraging. They provide information on current clinical trials as well as camps and week end retreats.

Kentucky Division National Patient Advocate Foundationwww.patientadvocate.org Contact: Luke Barlow 502-350-0898 Toll-free# 866-657-7192Service: Non-profit organization dedicated to assisting people with life threatening diseases/illnesses. Offers a variety of assist-

ance programs to include health insurance issues, job discrimi- nation, and debt crisis due to accumulating medical bills. Offers a co-pay relief program for those who qualify. Also offers 10 scholarships a year to those 25 and under who have life threatening, debilitating disease. Newly added program for those suffering with lymphedema. Please access website for full information.

Kentucky Farmworkers Program411 W. Lincoln TrailRadcliff, Kentucky 40160 270-351-3250Hours: Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.Contact: Whoever answers phone.Service: Offers manpower and supportive services to farm workers by way of placement, classroom training, on the job training, job development, etc. May be criteria in order to utilize this supportive program.

Kentucky Home CloggersBenclogger@windstream.net Directors: Ben or Vicki Graham 270-358-8034Contact: SameMeeting: 6:30 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.When: MondayWhere: National Guard ArmoryService: Wholesome exercise. Family oriented. Open to all ages. Performs at local festivals and private events. Clogs at benefits, nursing homes, assisted living facilities. Has assisted at Relay for Life and Viva Colore events. Beginner lessons are $40.00 for 10 weeks or $5.00 night. Currently have 50 members.

Kentucky Music Week 502-348-5237www.kentuckymusicweek.com Contact: Corbin Barker Nancy BarkerWhen: Last full week of June each yearWhere: Quality Inn, Bardstown, KY

Service: A week long camp with 104 choices in various categories to include: music (dulcimer), crafts (basket weaving), dance, and/or other traditional Kentucky arts. There is a fee. For pricing and scheduling information, check the website. Can also get more information from the Bardstown Tourist Center.

Kentucky Prescription Programwww.Kentucky.com/148/story/575959.html Ky.gov Service: Helps public access prescription drugs programs, discount drug programs, and discount pharmacy programs. Some of these programs offer medication free or at a greatly reduced cost to qualifying individuals and/or families. Access information on line. Must know which company manufactures your meds.

Kentucky Vision ProjectP. O. Box 1422Frankfort, Kentucky 40602Kvp@kyeyes.org www.kyeyes.org Contact: Theresa Willoughby 800-320-2406Service: To provide eye and vision care to low income Kentuckians of all ages. There is an application which can be gotten on line. A $25.00 donation is required. Proof of income is necessary. This is a privately funded organization, a project of The Kentucky Optometric Association since 1985. Recipients are linked to volunteer optometrists in their area. This is a collaborative effort involving the Kentucky Optometric Association, optical laboratories, frame and lens manufacturers and surgical centers.

Kentucky Wine & Cheese Fest 800-638-4877 or 502-348-3202Contact: Whoever answers phone.When: Announced in The Kentucky Standard Normally held in the late SpringService: An opportunity to sample various vintage wines from through- out the state of Kentucky. Several sites are available with wine-

related samplings. Cost: $25.00 advance ticket. $30.00 at the gate. Silent Auction held at 7:00 p.m. The Bardstown Rotary Club sponsors this festival each year. This is a weekend event which normally ends with the Rotary Club hosting a wine and cheese tasting occasion at the conclusion.

Kentucky Works Program864 W. Stephen Foster (04) 502-349-1134Hours: Monday - Friday 7:30 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.Contact: Whoever answers the phone.Services: Clients are referred to this office by DCBS and are asked to perform voluntary work at a place assigned by the Kentucky Works Program until the client is able to find a job. Number of hours worked depends on the number of dependents in the family. In return, client is accepted in KTAP, Kentucky Temporary Assistance Program, which will allot a certain amount of funds until a wage paying job is found.

Kiwanis ClubP.O. Box 635 (04)President: Shea Koger 502-348-5996Contact: Nicky Rapier 502-348-3931Meetings: TuesdayWhere: Still Bill’s Restaurant on Guthrie Dr.When: NoonService: Dedicated to the youth of Nelson County. Networks with other civic and social organizations by sponsoring a variety of programs to support youth. Sponsors Key Club at local high schools Christmas Baskets for the needyFundraiser: Radio Auction last Sunday in April

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111 N. 4th St. (04)Contact: Steve Heil 502-350-3770Contact: Kerry Monin 502-348-8264Meetings: 1st TuesdayWhere: K. of C HallWhen: 7:30 p.m.Service: Catholic Men’s organization focused on fraternity, charity, unity, and patriotism. Supports Catholic Church and youth projects ie, Boy Scouts, soccer challenge, etc. Promotes blood drives in Community. Provides Hall as a polling place. Annual Tootsie Roll Drive with donations going to help the mentally ill. Many activities for the members and their families. Annual due: $25.00 Members must be practicing Catholics, 18 years of age or older.

Knights of Columbus Council # 2208174 N. Main Street (51)www.knights2208.catholicweb.com Contact: Mark Ceasare 270-325-2323Meetings: 2nd MondayWhere: Bishop Charles Maloney Hall St. Catharine’s New HavenWhen: 7:00 p.m.Service: Catholic Men’s organization focused on fraternity, charity, unity, and patriotism. Supports Catholic Church in prayer services, special 9-day novenas, rosary procession, and Corpus Christi procession. Holds monthly breakfast at the parish. Fish fries on Fridays in Lent. Collects food baskets for the elderly and widows at Christmastime. Maintains a booth at the Iron Horse Festival annually. Presents two (2)- $500.00 scholarships each year to attend St. Catharine’s School in New Haven. Members must be practicing Catholics, 18 years of age or older.

Kroger’s Prescription Program 502-348-3062102 West John Rowan (04)Hours: Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. Saturday 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Sunday noon - 6:00 p.m.Service: Offers a prescription discount program. Over 300 drugs are offered at less than $4.00 for a 30-day supply. Must

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Leadership Nelson CountyVshagan@fortknoxfcu.net www.leadershipnelsoncounty.com Contact: Vilma Hagan 270-272-3394Meeting: 2nd ThursdayWhen: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.Where: Nelson County LibraryService: This is a non-profit organization whose purpose is to form leaders by enhancing leadership skills. It is a two year commitment on the part of the applicant who enters into this intensive regimen. Includes learning the history of the community. Starts in February of each year for a nine month period. Maximum of 20 allowed in the program. Fee based. Cost: $350.00 per person

Legal Aid Society, Inc.425 W. Mohammed Ali Blvd. 502-584-1254Louisville, Ky. 800-292-1862Contact: Whoever answers phone.Hours: Monday - Friday 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.Service: Provides free legal service for low income residents of Nelson County..

Legal Helpline for Older Kentuckians 800-200-3633Contact: Person who answers phoneService: For use by Kentucky residents who are 60 years of age or older. Will assist in referring to the appropriate agency.

Life Care Center of Bardstown120 Life Care Way (04) 502-348-4220Hours: Monday _ Friday 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.Contact: Whoever answers phone

Service: This is a skilled long term care facility. They have rehabilitation, with physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech therapists. It is privately owned. Fee based. They do accept Medicare, private pay, and Medicaid.

Lifeline ConnectionsContact: Allen and Karen Tipton 502-639-8629Meetings: TuesdaysWhen: 6:30 p.m.Where: The Episcopal Church 211 N. 3rd StreetService: This is a faith-based recovery and support group for all who are seeking help with life controlling issues such as drug and alcohol addiction, anger management problems, codependency. Offers help for persons affected by persons with these issues. Affiliated with “Teen Challenge”, a nation-wide group focused on helping youth overcome these types of problems. A free service for teens and older.Lincoln Trail Area District Development (LTADD)www.LTADD.org 270-769-2393Service: This is an agency which covers eight counties with a variety Of services to improve the quality of life in the commonwealth. There are four divisions: 1. Community & Economic Development 2. Metropolitan Planning (Transportation & Highway) 3. Employment & Training 4. Aging & Individual Living Issues We will deal with the last two of these divisions. Employment and TrainingLincoln Trail Area Career Center860 West Stephen Foster Avenue (04) 502-348-2709Hours: Monday and Tuesday 7:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday 7:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Friday 7:30 a.m. - noonContact: Whoever answers phone Service: Assists with career counseling, job search, updating resumes and filing for unemployment. WIA participant. WIA Title I Program provides employment and training services to eligible employers, future employees and the underemployed. Provides information, eligibility determination, referrals, and case management. Also

administers an array of other federal and state employment training programs. Financially assists qualified in returning to school. Provides finances for training.

Agency on AgingP. O. Box 604613 College Street RoadElizabethtown, Ky. 42702-0604 270-769-2393Hours: Monday - Friday 800-264-0393 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Closed: Noon - 1:00Contact: Whoever answers phone.Service: Provides a wide variety of programs and services to meet the needs of the aging. Some programs have eligibility requirements, some are based on income. Each program will have to be checked out individually. These include: Aging Services Adult Day & Alzheimer’s Respite Program Congregate Meals ( at local Senior Citizen Center) Disease Prevention & Health Promotion Family Caregiver Support Home Delivered Meals (for homebound only) Homemaker Services Information & Assistance Legal Assistance Minor Home Modifications Nursing Home Ombudsman Outreach Services Recreation (Senior Citizen Centers) State Health Insurance Assistance Program Transportation (to community resources and programs, doctor appointments, necessary shopping)

Family Caregiver Program Assists eligible family caregivers by educating them about care giving, informing them about available services, help- ing them gain access to the services, and supporting them throughout their care giving experiences. No charge for these services. This program purchases supplemental services on a limited basis. Respite care provided as well as counseling.

Two groups are eligible: 1) Family caregivers who provide unpaid care to individuals over 60. 2) Grandparents or other relatives aged 60 or older who are the primary caregivers of related children 18 years old and under.

Homecare A variety of programs to assist the elderly within the home. Must call for more complete information. Some of these may be fee based. The services include:

Adult Day Care- Hodgenville In-Home respite for those with Alzheimer’s Disease.

Assessment - Interview with nurse or social worker to determine needs and best way to provide it.

Case Management - Develop care plans to provide services Maintain regular contact.

Chore - Heavy housecleaning (as long as no one else can do it in the home)

Disaster Assistance - To help identify older Kentuckians affected by disaster and to assist them.

Escort - Personal transportation/accompaniment of individuals who have no other means of transportation to medical and other essential services.

Extended Respite - 24 hour care for several days in a facility when the regular caregiver is unable to provide care.

Home Delivered Meals - Meals delivered in home to homebound. Done through Postal Service.

Home Management - Housekeeping, meal preparation, shopping

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Minor home adaptations (safety railings). May include emergency response systems at a greatly reduced rate ($18/month after $20 processing fee), safety inspections, and installation of smoke alarms.

Personal Care Attendant Program - Services for persons 18 and older who have lost the use of two or more limbs.

Personal Care Service - Bathing, feeding, hair and skin care, dressing

Planning & Administration - Development of plan to meet the needs of the most frail and impaired elderly.

Respite Services - Care for individual when the caregiver is away from the home temporarily.

Repair Affair - Coalition with Bank One and other agencies who volunteer to provide home repairs for the low-income elderly homeowners.

Lincoln Trail Behavioral Health System3909 South Wilson RoadRadcliff, Ky. 40160www.lincolnbehavioral.com Contact: Connie Duncan 800-274-7374 or 270-351-9444: Service: Psychiatric and Chemical Dependency Acute Inpatient Programs for children, adolescents and adults. The Footsteps program is for children ages 6 – 12. The Adolescent program is for ages 12 – 17 and the Adult programs are for ages 18 and above. Programs include medical detox, Emotions Anonymous, Collaborative Problem Solving, Recovery Dynamics and Seven Challenges. All programs are highly structured and are overseen by either a psychiatrist or addictionologist. The Willows Program is for adolescent females ages 9 -17 who are sexually reactive. The length of stay in this program is 6 – 9 months. Lincoln Trail is available 24 hours a day/ 7 days a week to inquire about services or to make a referral. Most commercial insurances, Medicaid, Medicare and Tricare are accepted.

LTBHS also has an outpatient clinic in Radcliff for children, adolescents and adults needing traditional outpatient services for psychiatric issues. Along with therapy services provided by Licensed Therapists, medication management is also available through our psychiatrist.

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March of Dimes4802 Sherburn LaneLouisville, Ky 40207www.marchofdimes.com www.marchofdimes.com/Ky Hours: Monday - Friday 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.Contact: Kelly McKown 502-895-3734Service: Works with local Health Department in local programs that assist in helping pre-term births. Educational resources for information on preconception, pregnancy, pre-term births and birth defects. Offers Community Grants Program to Health Departments, non-profits and local governments related to programs which will help to decrease the rate of preterm births. Grant program opens in the late Spring with applica- tions due in September. Awards are announced after the first of the year. This is a 501 C 3, non-profit organization.

Masonic Lodge See listing under Duvall Lodge #6 F. & A.M.

Merck Rx Discount Programwww.merckhelps.com Service: Offered to all who are uninsured regardless of age. Two ways to save: 1. Instant 10% savings certificate to use at pharmacy 2. Enroll in the Merck Rx Discount Program for more Ongoing savings with discounts on Merck products. Enroll on line. No fee to enroll.

Mercy Medical Airlift (MMA)4620 Haygood Road, Ste 1Virginia Beach, Va. 23455-3455 757-318-9174www.mercymedical.orgmercymed@aol.com Contact: Whoever answers phoneService: Dedicated to serving people in compelling human need through the provision of charitable air transportation. Facilitate a charitable means of long distance medical air transport for all medically indigent, low-income, and financially vulnerable patients. It is a nonprofit, tax deductible agency. Agencies include: National Patient Air Transport Helpline - source of referral information for transport options Angel Flight - Free, long-distance, ambulatory out- patient service for those in medical and financial crisis. Airline Charitable Ticket Program - Assists commercial airlines in developing this program nationally.

Special-Lift Programs - Charitable air medical transpor- tation program for individuals whho need access to medical research centers and disease-specific treatment programs. Air Care Alliance - MMA provides program management for this league of volunteer pilot organizations flying for public benefit.

Ministerial AssociationPresident: Dr. Tom Mobley (Current) 502-328-3495 Phyllis Bowling (Incoming President) 502-350-5125Contact: SameMeeting: 8:30 a.m.When: 2nd Monday from September - MayWhere: Location varies Announcement in The Kentucky Standard Community NotesMission: To foster ecumenical spirit in the county churches in order to create a true Christian Community. Representatives from the

various churches meet on a regular basis and share services.Service: Provides the opportunity for unity among churches. Has joint religious community services where the various denominations can come together in worship. Works with law enforcement agency with a “Transient Ministry” whereby those who are passing through our area will have limited financial needs met for food, gas, and lodging. Instrumental in the founding of Bethany Haven Shelter. Continues to support it with two board members from the Ministerial Association to provide oversight.. Also helps with golf fundraiser each year. Sponsors a Christian unity prayer service each January. Hosts 3 Good Friday services that are broadcast on the local radio station. Presents an Easter Sunrise Service that is open to all. Provides joint baccalaureate for the three High Schools. Has been a part of the Fire Assistance Fund Committee which has dealt with the distribution of funds donated to a local family who suffered tragic losses due to a fire. Sponsoring Law Enforcement Appreciation Day to give Local law enforcement officers the credit due them. Sponsors the annual Thanksgiving meal which is held at St. Joseph’s Catholic Church.

Moose Lodge #24085030 Pennebaker Avenue (04)Contact: Chester Sorrell 502-349-6243Meeting: 3rd ThursdayWhen: 6:30 p.m.Where: Moose LodgeService: Non-profit organization, community oriented. Anyone can join. No paid employees. Extends assistance financially and otherwise to various projects and other charitable organizations in Nelson County. Helps with Project Graduation, sponsors local Little League, provides at least 10 fruit baskets at Christmas for local needy families, assists Food Banks in their needs as well. Provides $1,000 scholarship each year to High Schools. Criteria to be met. Assists with Mooseheart which is an orphanage by sponsoring two children there. Annual Membership Dues: $ 55.00.

Mothers of Preschoolers (MOPS)www.mops.org Contact: Mary Lucas 502-498-5553Meetings: 2nd and 4th Tuesday through the school yearWhen: 9:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.Where: Parkway Baptist ChurchService: An international Christian non-profit organization chartered in churches of different denominations and traditions. It functions to encourage, equip, and develop every mother of preschoolers to realize her full potential as a woman, a mom, and leader. Meetings provide fellowship, support, share concerns, make friends, share experiences with mothering, explore creativity. Guest speakers delve into topics pertinent to needs of mothers. Fee: $25.00 - $30.00 annually which covers the membership, craft supplies and a subscription to the magazine. There is international networking and extensive support for resources as needed.

Mothers Against Drunk Drivers (MADD)P. O. Box 106Bardstown, Ky 40004Jbarrie@bardstown.com Contact: Jennifer Barrie 502-349-1143Meetings: 3rd TuesdayWhen: 6:00 p.m.Where: Nelson County LibraryService: This is an all volunteer, non-profit organization whose focus is to stop drunk driving, support victims of drunk drivers, and prevent underage drinking. They do this by: Providing free victim services. Escorting victims to court appearances. Explaining court process Refers to counseling for grief therapy Refers for bill assistance Moral Support Available when needed Assists Law Enforcement Assists with roadside sobriety tests Public Speaking Available to speak in schools to promote Responsible alcohol consumption Monetary donations are accepted to help defray costs of literature.

Multiple Sclerosis Support Grouppdockery@activeday.com Contact: Pam Dockery 502-549-6726 502-507-3103Meetings: 2nd MondayWhen: 6:00 p.m. Where: China StarService: Informational, educational, and supportive organization. Assists the person with multiple sclerosis as well as family and friends who are trying to deal with the many ramifica- tions of this disease. Major fundraiser in October of each year: Walkathon. Monies earned/donated are sent to the Kentucky S.E./ Indiana Center to help purchase wheelchairs. Through the regional office, there is also assistance with heating bills, electric bills, etc.

My New Kentucky Home Habitat for HumanityP. O. Box 783 (04)Contact: James Gerton 859-336-7589Service: Non-profit organization which provides a way for low income families to be able to own a home. Services Nelson, Marion, and Washington Counties. Application openings are advertised on the radio and available at the local libraries. Income based. Families must be willing to help with 400 hours of work towards the building of the house. Results in a low interest free mortgage.

My Old Kentucky Home Scottish Rite ClubContact: Bill Riggs 502-348-2469Meeting: 4th Monday each monthWhen: Call for more informationWhere: Various locationsService: Hold fundraisers on childhood language disorders, drug abuse prevention, and supporting hearing impairment. No additional information is available at this time.

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Narcotics Anonymous (NA)

Contact: 502-348-5558Meeting: Monday SaturdayWhen: 8:00 p.m. 7:30 p.m.Where: Episcopal Church Nelson County Of the Ascension LibraryService: This is a self-help program based on a 12-step recovery In which those with drug addictions can be assisted and Supported in their continued recovery. Names are held In confidence. Free service.

National Alliance for the Mentally Ill (NAMI)Contact: Claudia Smith 502-348-4886Meetings: 2nd TuesdayWhen: 6:30 p.m.Where: First Presbyterian ChurchService: This is a support group for the family and friends of those suffering from mental illness and brain disorders. It offers an educational component with a free 12 week course on all aspects of mental illness. This course is taught by those experienced in this type of situation and is a peer-to-peer concept. For more information, call the contact person.

National Patient Air Transport Helpline 800-296-1217Hours: This is a 24/7 organizationContact: Whoever answers the phoneService: Single source of referral information on the full spectrum of charitable long-distance air medical transport options. Includes: National Patient Travel Helpline Program. Provides initial screening of patient need and determination of suitable means of travel. Callers are then referred to that source. No cost for screening. Airline Tickets for Patients/Escorts Full information on all available charitable or deep discount airline ticket programs for both patients and escorts. Referral to the best program. Numerous other agencies can be accessed through this one.Nazareth Village ApartmentsP. O. Box 15

Nazareth, KY 40048 502-348-4911Hours: Monday - Friday 8:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.Contact: Sr. Ann Boone, SCNService: Large, remodeled apartments for the elderly and the disabled. Must be at least 62 years old and with a disability. There is a sliding scale fee based on income. Waiting list to get in. Call for more information.

NelCASA(Nelson County Court Appointed Special Advocate)321 S. 3rd Street (04)Hours: Hours by appointment onlyContact: Cindy HibbsMission: “Casa is another set of eyes and ears in the court.” “Casa is a powerful voice in court to help and assure that the best interest for the child is served.”Service: Court appointed system collaborates with social services, schools, physicians, families, etc. in an effort to address the problems involved which have resulted in a court hearing. CASA is a nonprofit organization, funded by United Way of Nelson County and assists children between the ages of birth to 18. Volunteers who are appointed to the case must be 21, a legal resident of Nelson County, and go through both a strict screening process and training. CASA’s aim is not to remove the child from the home environment, but rather to work in a collaborative effort with other agencies to address the problems which have been identified in the home. CASA is affiliated with Kentucky State CASA and is in total compliance with the National CASA and Kentucky State CASA..

Nelson County Association for the HandicappedP.O. Box 238 (04) 502-348-2125Contact: A. Rosalie Ballard, PresidentMeetings: 4 times a year Announced in The Kentucky Standard Call for more informationWhen: NoonWhere: Tom McKay Group HomeMission: This is an all volunteer organization whose main focus is

to assist in the transporting of the handicapped to the Nelson County Industries. They do this by purchasing handicapped accessible vans for the Industry. Individual needs which are not covered by insurance or Medicaid are also considered. They purchase uniforms, baseballs, baseball mitts, etc. for the members of Nelson County Industries who choose to participate in Special Olympics activities. Fundraisers are occasional yard sales, and an annual dinner the 1st Wednesday in December to honor the individuals at the workshop. All donations are tax deductible. Volunteers are always welcome.

Nelson County Children of the American Revolution (CAR)Wellsjh@bardstown.com Contact: Jessieanne Houck Wells 502-252-5643Meetings: Announced in newspaperService: Nonprofit patriotic organization for youth from birth to 22. Lineage society. Members must be able to trace family members back to the American Revolution. Promotes leadership and patriotism.

Nelson County Community Clinic300 W. John Fitch (04) Suite 200 502-349-5990Ex. Director: Bobbi HarnedContact: Anyone who answers the phoneClinic Hours: Schedule Appointments on Monday and Tuesday between 10:00 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. Monday Medical Clinic: 4:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. Tuesday Medical/Dental Clinic 5:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.Service: This is a non-profit organization which provides free basic medical care to the working uninsured of Nelson County. There is an on site pharmacy which dispenses free medications. There are specific requirements: Must show proof of being a Nelson County resident; must show proof of income; must show drivers license. Those who have recently become unemployed will have one year to find a job. Full time students are covered by this program as well as single Mothers with child support as their only means of income. Must have no medical or dental insurance. Dental clinic

is also only for those who have a job but are underinsured.

Nelson County Democratic Women’s ClubPresident: Dedra KeeneContact: Same 502-348-2247Meetings: 6 x yearly on 1st Mondays January - March - May - July -September - November As announced in newspaperTime: 6:00 p.m.Where: Location variesService: Political and civic-minded organization for women in Nelson County. Affiliated with State organization. Supportive of the Democratic Executive Committee. Provides forums on political issues. Fundraiser: Community Bake Sale. Picnic in the Park event scheduled during election year so candidate can meet with the public.

Nelson County Dive TeamContact: Butch Henley 502-827-1726Meetings: 2nd Tuesday of monthWhen: 6:00 p.m.Where: Sheriff’s Office Training Room E.M.A. BuildingServices: Works through the Nelson County Emergency Management Administration and HazMat. Called up during emergency situations in the county where there is a need for search and rescue in water, swift water, or ground. All volunteer mem- bership. No dues. Trained at the Louisville Dive Center. Everyone welcome to join.

Nelson County Educational Endowment Fund, Inc.www.nceef.org Vivian.fleenor@nelson.kyschools.us Contact: Vivian Fleenor 502-349-7000Meetings: 1st ThursdayWhen: 7:30 A.M.Where: Nelson County Board of Education 288 Wildcat Lane (04)Service: Acquires and distributes funds to enhance, enrich, and

support learning opportunities. A 501 C (3), non-profit organization that runs donation campaigns for school grants to fund teacher/school programs that will increase the students’ interest in learning. Has funded the teaching of small engine repair, purchased books for Family Resource groups, etc. Criteria must be met. Offers a $500.00 scholarship to a High School senior in a random drawing in April at the Senior Alumni Organization. Call for information if interested in joining them.

Nelson County Emergency Management AgencyContact: Joe Osborne 502-348-1855 Dispatch non-emergency 502-348-3600Service: Coordinates with other organizations and services in the county in an effort to reestablish the stability of the county in an emergency situation whether local, natural, or national disaster. This is for a multi-agency response to dire events. The EMA handles anything over and above normal activity and shares in a joint command in serving the county in times of emergency. Deals with transportation and the need for shelters. The Nelson County Dive Team functions beneath the authority of the EMA.

Nelson County Extension Office (See listing under Extension Office)

Nelson County Fair Contact: Keith Willett 502-348-4167When: Announced in The Kentucky StandardWhere: Nelson County Fairgrounds Call for more information.Service: A six day community event every July. Provides a wide variety of entertainment for the residents. These include midway rides, games, music, animals, tractor pulls, demolition derbies, beauty pageants, food of all kinds, and much much more.

Nelson County Family Resource & Youth Service Center301 Wildcat Lane (04)Hours: Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

Contact: Rhea CundiffService: To remove non-cognitive barriers that may be impeding a child’s education process. This includes anything that may be a hindrance. Works with students and families. Gives classroom presentations. Schools covered through this office: Foster Heights, Cox Creek Elementary, and Old Kentucky Middle Home School.

Nelson County Genealogical RoundtableNcgr@nelsoncopublib.org www.rootsweb.com/~kyncgr President: Faye Stefater 502-348-9027Contact: Susan Joy Lewis 502-348-3714Meeting: 1st TuesdayWhen: 10:00 a . m .Where: Nelson County LibraryService: This is a non-profit organization who functions to collect, preserve, perpetuate, and publish genealogical history of Nelson County. Assists others in research of family history free of charge. Raises funds to enhance the genealogical equipment and to buy books for the genealogical room. Volunteer staffing in Genealogical Room. Fundraisers include transcribing and typing records from the Courthouse for publication and selling these books.

Nelson County Head Start Program865 St. Thomas Lane (04) 502-348-9064Contact: Whoever answers phoneHours: Monday - Thursday 8:00 a.m. 0 4:00 p.m.Service: Preschool program for children 3-4 years old. Children are transported by bus with an adult monitoring. It is a creative curriculum designed to inspire creativity. Two meals and a snack are provided during session. There is no fee, no uniforms, no tuition of any kind. Dental screening done. Will pay for dental needs only after all other resources have been exhausted. **This is the parent organization of New Haven Head Start Program.

Nelson County Health Department325 S. 3rd Street 502-348-3222Bardstown, Ky 40004Hours Monday - Friday 8:00 a. m. - 4:30 p. m.Director: Tammy Moore, R.N.Services: This is a multi-function health department which serves the residents of Nelson County. It is part educational, informational, referral. There is some case management involved, and patient advocacy. This is done within three divisions: Health related, Community Education, and Environmental. Some of the programs offered include the following:

Health Related: 1. Women’s, Infants, & Children (WIC) Income based program for pregnant women, post partum women and children up to the age of 5. Provides various food items and formulas. Provides lead screening. 2. The HANDS Program This is for a first time parent and is extensive training in parenting. A voluntary program designed to discuss the various changes during pregnancy and needed re- sources after birth. It discusses age appropriate development up to the age of 5. This is a supportive program. There are criteria to be a part of it. 3. Nelson County Prescription Discount Card One card is given per family/household which will lend a discount to prescriptions at local pharmacies. Must have no insurance coverage for prescriptions.

4. Breast exams. In some instances which fall beneath a guideline, a free mammogram may be provided if needed.

5. Pap smears Cancer screening done in clinic after guideline is met.

Repeat smear is done if necessary with referral if abnormal.

6. Flu Shots & pneumonia shots Flu shots are offered once a year during the appropriate time. There is a nominal fee for this, though Medicare pays for it.

7. Adult Immunization Clinic Tetanus, Hepatitis B, and TB testing are offered. 8. Childhood Immunization Clinic Most childhood immunization is done at Doctor’s offices.

Community Education Rachel 9. Public speaking for schools, groups, senior citizen groups to deal with topics pertinent to the needs of the group. Set up walking trail to encourage exercise and create a healthier Citizenry. Staff health fairs to have easy access for the citizenry to have questions answered.

10. Diabetes Program for diabetics to assist in management of medications, diet, and other aspects of the diabetes regimen. Assists in setting up a nutrition program to help reach a healthier weight. Instruct in proper foot exam and the need for an annual eye exam. Does referrals. 11. Sexually Transmitted Diseases/ HIV Testing and Counseling This is a confidential service offered to the residents.

12. Pregnancy Testing

13. Well Child Exam for those who qualify.

14. Quit Smoking Program

Environmental Aspect: Angie Mattingly 15. Animal Bite 16. Food and Water Safety 17. Plumbing & Septic Systems Inspections

Nelson County High School Family & Youth Service Center1070 Bloomfield Road (04) 502-349-7010Contact: Virginia WhiteHours: Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.Service: Focus is to remove anything which presents as a barrier to the learning process by helping the family to resources that will resolve a problem. Work with social workers, parents, students, etc. The center is specifically for the use of the families and the students within this district. Focuses on helping the student to transition smoothly into the adult world of employment.

Nelson County Historical SocietyContact: Dixie Hibbs 502-348-8559Meetings: None at this timeService: This society is in a state of change at this time. It is a group which is designed to support historical activity in Nelson County. They own local historical sites, most notably Wickland where they have programs during the year. Their function is to support and preserve historical sites in the area. In addition, they work backstage at the Bourbon Festival each year. Call for more information.

Nelson County Industries (See this listed under Communicare, Inc.)

Nelson County Organization of Republican WomenNcorw@bardstown.com Ncrepublicanparty.net Contact: Paula Burkot 502-249-0293Meeting: 3rd Monday of every monthWhen: 7:00 p.m.Where: Nelson County Library Room #1Service: Politically focused organization dedicated to educating the public on political issues and increasing the effectiveness of women in government. Works in schools on voter registration. Has booth as Nelson County Fair to register voters as well. Fundraiser: Lincoln Day Dinner in February. Annual dues: $25.00. Has worked with Toys for Tots program, Kids Voting Program,

Kentucky Homecoming Picnic, and other Nelson County projects.

Nelson County Property Valuation Administration113 East Stephen Foster (04) 502-348-1810 2nd Floor of the Sutherland BuildingContact: Barbara TichenorService: There are several services offered by this office: This office is responsible for assessing all real estate and personal property in Nelson County. This assessment takes place on January 1st with the property values for homes according to the owner and the condition. They also transfer real estate ownership changes through deeds. They creation of the data base from which the tax bills are formed. Process the Homestead Exemption whereby those 65 and older, and those who are totally disabled (any age) can file for a substantial reduction in their annual property tax. Open records whereby residents may search for data and property values. Nelson County Special Olympics www.soky.org www.nelsoncountyspecialolympics.webs.com Mballard@trane.com Local Coordinators: Mark & Becky Ballard 800-633-7403 or 502-349-1483 502-648-4946Meeting: Variable. Call for more informationService: Offer training and athletic competition for a variety of sports in Olympic type events. It is for children and adults who demonstrate intellectual disability. May also demonstrate physical disability, but this special Olympics is based on intellectual disability. At this time, they offer at the appropriate time of the year, cheerleading, basketball, track and field events. Olympic events are held in a variety of places within the state. Fundraisers: Sell candles, discount cards, candy bars, numerous bake sales, pancake breakfasts and car shows. Monetary donations are greatly needed and greatly appreciated.

New Haven-Boston Family Resource & Youth Service Centerwww.nelson.kyschools.us/frysc/village/index.html New Haven School489 High StreetNew Haven, Ky. 40051

Hours: Monday, Thursday, Friday 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.Contact: Christi VanDeventerService: Works with social workers, students, family members in removing cognitive barriers to the student’s educational process. Funded by the State. Free Service. Extensive reference/resource to assist in alleviating/resolving/reducing whatever the problem is which is hindering the education of the student

New Haven Head Start Program413-A 1st StreetNew Haven, KY 40051 502-549-3786*****See listing for Nelson County Head Start Program.

New Haven Optimist ClubContact: Tom Bullock 502-549-3544Meetings: There are no meetings at this time.Service: Solicits food donations for the Christmas baskets each year. Helps collect the food, prepare the baskets, and deliver them to approximately 50-100 needy families in New Haven, New Hope, Howardstown, Culvertown, and Icetown.

New Hope Food Bank 502-549-6015880 J. T. Riggs Road New Hope, KY (52)Hours: Friday 9:00 - 11 a.m. and 4:00 - 5:00 p.m. Saturday 9:00 - 11:00 a.m.Contact: Carmel Cecil, Director of ServicesServices: Assists in providing food items to those in need in Nelson, Marion, and Washington Counties. No charge for service, but a monetary donation is acceptable in order to help defray costs. This is a charitable organization with a staff of all unpaid volunteers. Rents Community Center for reunions and parties. Food baskets at Christmas.

New Hope Food Bank Thrift Store 502-549-6015820 J.T.Riggs RoadNew Hope (52)Contact: Carmel Cecil, Director of ServicesHours: Friday: 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Saturday 9:00 - noonService: Greatly reduced prices assist the low income in purchasing those items needed for the home. These include but are not limited to clothing, household items, some furniture, and a variety of other things. Donated items to the store are always welcome and can be done on any day.

New Life Center ( Listed under The New Life Center, Inc.)

Nextel 888-566-6411Lifeline Administrator10120 West 76th StreetEden Prairie, Minnesota 55344nextelpartners.com/products/lifelinehome.aspx Service: Lifeline Discounted service for qualified, low-income customer. May save up to $8.25 per month. Varies by state. This is a federal Lifeline benefit. Must be below poverty level, participate in one or more of the following public assistance programs: Medicaid, Food Stamps, SSI, Federal Public Housing Assistance, HEAP, National School Free Lunch Program, Temporary Assistance to Needy Families. Support is for only one phone line. Call Nextel for an application or download it from the website listed above. Send it along with supporting documentation to the address listed above.

Link Up Helps qualified, low-income customers pay the set-up fee for Lifeline service. If you qualify for Lifeline service, you qualify for Link Up as well. Will pay half of the one-time activation fee. Can use this service only once at the same address. This service pays only toward the activation fee.

Nolin Rural Electric Co-op Corporation 270-765-6153www.nolinrecc.com 411 Ring RoadElizabethtown, KentuckyContact: Whoever answers phoneService: $1,000.00 scholarship for high school seniors whose parents Are customers of Nolin RECC. $1,000.00 scholarship for Continuing education for those who are returning to school To further their education. Application is on website.

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Office of Vocational Rehabilitation866 W. Stephen Foster Avenue (04) 502-348-1879Hours: Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.Contact: Whoever answers phoneService: Two counselors available to assist the disabled with obtaining and maintaining gainful employment. Criteria required. SSI or SSDI are eligible. Must have physical, mental or cognitive barrier to being employed. Free service to those who qualify.

Optimist Club See Bardstown Optimist Club, Bloomfield Optimist Club, & New Haven Optimist Club

Option Care1111 N. Dixie HighwayElizabethtown, Kentucky 270-763-0203Hours: Monday - Friday only 9:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.Service: Carries a full line of medical equipment. Also has available cancer care items.

Ostomy Support Group of Middle Kentuckywww.uoaa.org Contact: John Mikkalsen 502-339-7568Meetings: MondaysWhen: 7:30 p.m.Where: Meetings are held at Baptist Hospital East, Jewish Hospital, and St. Mary’s. Call for location.Service: This is a self-help group for those who have ostomies of any kind. It is educational and supportive of the needs of the members. Meetings are not held in January, May, June, July, or December. There is a $10.00 annual fee for membership which includes a newsletter and partial pay- ment for social events held during the year. These include a Derby Dinner Theatre (held in Indiana) and a luncheon.

Ovarian Cancer Support Groupovarianawareness@yahoo.com www.info@ovarianawarenessofKy.orgwww.campdream.org Contact: Elizabeth Jordan, Program Director 502-708-1625Meetings: 4th Monday each month 502-899-6963When: 6:00 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. approximatelyWhere: Dupont Professional Towers Suite 275 4010 Dupont Circle Louisville, Ky 40207Service: This is part of the services provided by Ovarian Awareness of Kentucky (OAK). Besides the support group, which is focused on both the ovarian cancer survivor, they also assist the caregiver as well. They provide free education for early detection of ovarian and other gynecological cancers. A scholarship is available for camp at Camp Mak-A-Dream which covers the cost Of the airline and the cost of the camp as well. Applications for this Can be gotten online at www.campdream.org. Fundraisers include A cookbook ($12 + $3 Shipping and Handling), a teal survivor bracelet ($1.00).Call for more information. This is a nonprofit organization.

Overeaters Anonymous (OA)Contact: 502-827-4819

Meetings: ThursdaysWhen: 6:00 p.m.Where: First Presbyterian ChurchService: This is a program designed for people who have issues with food - eating disorders of any kind. It is based on the 12 step recovery program. Names are held in confidence. Free Service.

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Parkinson’s Support Groupwww.pscky.orgContact: Jane Swarts 502-350-4458Meeting: 3rd WednesdayWhen: 1:00 p.m.Where: Nelson County Library Community RoomService: This is a service organization whose focus is to improve The quality of life for the person with Parkinson‘s. It is affiliated with Parkinson Support Center of Kentuckiana.

Partnership for Rx Assistance 888-477-2669Service: Helps qualifying patients without prescription drug coverage get their medications. Many meds are free or nearly free. More than 2500 medications apply. There are 475 patient assistance programs that this organization networks with. Call for more information.

Physical Therapy WoRXs115 S. Salem (04) 502-350-0880Hours: Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.Service: Business which deals with physical therapy primarily. Offers Anodyne (Light) Therapy Assists in fees by stretching out payments. Will work with copayments. Offers a free 15 minute consultation with a physical therapist to determine what the next step needs to be. Does evaluation of problem with instruction for a home program of physical therapy which helps to reduce the cost of treatment.

Prevention Advocates for Tomorrow’s Health (PATH)Contact: Tonda Luckett 502-348-5947Meeting: 3rd Monday every other month Ext. 2247When: Will be in newspaperWhere: Community Prevention CenterService: Youth drug prevention program which focuses on decreasing substance abuse through preventative programs. These include: 1. Strengthening Families 2. Operation Storefront 3. Eat, Breathe, and Dine 4. Take it Outside They do partner with other groups ( MADD, etc.) for the sake of offering youth a better path to follow. This group is supportive of a smoke free Nelson County. They are trying to change norms to create a safer environment for the youth to grow up in. Promote cleaning out the medicine cabinets and disposing of old medica- tions properly. Promote forums with input on youth issues. Offer speakers to provide information on the radical and dangerous changes in brain chemistry in youth with substance abuse.

Property Valuation (See listing under Nelson County Property Valuation)

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Reformers UnanimousContact: Frank and Patricia Olcott 502-549-7751Meetings: FridaysWhen: 7:00 p.m.Where: Nelson County Baptist ChurchService: Faith-based program to assist others to overcome addiction. Based out of Rockford, Illinois, this group covers addiction

of all kinds: drugs, alcohol, pornography, gambling, etc. There is both a man’s and woman’s residential center in Rockford which is available if needs be for a more structured recovery. Children’s programs are offered. A Teen Program both for those who are suffering from addiction and for those whose parents have an addiction problem is in the process of being formulated.

Rolling Fork Historic Preservation Association, Inc.Lemonsc@bellsouth.net www.rfhpa.org Contact: Charles Lemons 502-549-6310Meetings Once a month; announced in newspaperWhere: New Haven City HallServices: To identify, study, preserve, and interpret both historic structures and sites within the valley of the Rolling Fork River and its tributaries.

Rolling Fork Iron Horse Festivalwww.newhavenkentucky.org Contact: Andy Hall 502-549-3318Meetings: 1st Monday of each monthWhen: 7:00 p.m.Where: New Haven Fire DepartmentService: A two day event in New Haven on the 2nd Friday and 2nd Saturday of September each year. It showcases Rolling Fork traditions and includes train rides, stage shows, music, parades, and arts and crafts displayed in the main street. On the Friday night there are special events held for the children in the Ball Park. Monies made during the Iron Horse are then used for a variety of local purposes. Donations are made to assist with the Easter egg hunt each year, to insure that all children receive a Christmas gift at the Christmas party, to enhance the New Haven Library, to the Fire Department in getting needed items, and to the Soccer & Football Association to support the youth activities. Rx Outreachwww.rxoutreach.com/ Service: Offers prescription medications to uninsured individuals and Families and those with limited prescription coverage at a Reduced cost. There is criteria: level of income. Can be Accessed on line to determine eligibility. This offer can be Used with other discount cards.

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Saint Vincent de Paul Thrift Store113 North 4th St. (04) 502-348-9752Contact: Margaret Mattingly svdp@bardstowncable.net

Thrift StoreHours: Monday - Friday 8:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Food PantryHours: Monday and Friday 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.

Service: A 501 © (3) charitable organization which offers clothing and household items at greatly reduced cost. Accepts donated items at any time store is open. Will pick up upon request. Criteria for Food Pantry is that the person be a Nelson County resident, be within the financial guideline, and sign sheet. Does some small financial assistance with utilities, rent, special needs. Refers as necessary. Does disaster assistance with food, clothing, furniture, etc. as needed. All donations whether monetary or non-monetary are tax deductible.

Salt River Electric Co-op Corporation111 West Brashear Avenue (04) 502-348-3931srelectric.com Contact: Whoever answers phoneService: $1,000.00 Scholarship to a high school senior whose parents are on Salt River Electric lines. Application can be found on line. There is a deadline. Call for more information.

Salvation ArmyP.O. Box 846 (04)Contact: Toni Wiley 502-348-2335Contact: For Camp Paradise Information Debby Allen 502-827-0268 Lysa Drake 5-2-348-9596

Meetings: Approximately 8 x year. Call for more information.When: 5:30 p.m.Where: Kentucky Home BankService: This is a committee in Nelson County which works to assist local residents in need via funds to the Community Action Program. They assist local food banks with specific needs upon request. Also assists with local disasters with canteens and other emergency supplies upon request as well. Sponsors a 4 day summer camp for children every year at Camp Paradise, in Burkesville, Ky .for boys & girls age 7-12. Children must apply through Community Action Program and must have a physical done by the child’s doctor to insure health of child. There is a $5.00 fee which covers the cost of the canteen fee. This is a Christian organization and there will be sporadic Bible Study at the camp. Space available for 40 children max.

Senior Citizen Centers:1. Bardstown Senior Center509 N. 4th St. (04)Hours: Monday - Friday 9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.Contact: Georgia Briney 502-349-0516Service: Provides a place for seniors 60+ to gather for socialization and fun. Play cards, Wii tournaments, bingo, corn hole, and occasionally a trip. Hot lunch is served. Donation accepted, free-will offering. 2.Bloomfield Senior CenterBloomfield Baptist Church Springfield Road (08) 502-252-8435Hours: Wednesday 9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.Contact: Lynn Burkhead 859-375-4304Service: Provides a place for seniors 60+ to gather for socialization. Games. Hot lunch is served.

3. Boston Senior CitizensCommunity CenterBoston, Ky.

Contact: Laverne Douglas 502-833-4624Hours: Monday 10:00 a. m.Service: Do china painting AND Hours: WednesdayWhen: 10:00 a.m. - noon Potluck dinner 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Library open at the Community Center Gladys Green, LibrarianServices: Provides a place for seniors to gather for socialization and fun. They do quilting, make baskets, and do other crafts.

4.Cox’s Creek Senior Citizen GroupSt. Gregory Community Center330 Samuel’s LoopCox’s Creek, Ky.President: Faye Gordon 502-348-3916Contact: Claudia Smith 502-348-4886Hours: Wednesday 10:00 a. m.Service: Provides place for seniors to gather for socialization and fun. Play games such as bingo, bunco, corn hole, puzzles, horse race. Have birthday party for everyone at one time. Potluck (meat provided). Dues $2.00 monthly to defer cost of meat. Flu shots are available in November as a representative of the Health Dept. is on site at that time. Speakers talk on topics pertinent to needs of seniors. Share magazines and books, etc. Open to anyone. 5.New Haven Senior CenterHometown Apartments5th Street (51)Contact: Ginger Greene 502-549-6501Hours: Tuesday, Wednesday, ThursdayWhen: 9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.Services: Provides a place for seniors 60+ to gather for socialization and fun. Hot meal is served. Donation accepted.

Social Security Administration OfficeWestport Road

Elizabethtown, Kentucky 42701 800-772-1213 or 270-769-2410Hours: Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.Contact: Whoever answers phoneServices: Deals with disability claims, social security benefits for the aged, the disabled and/or widow benefits; filing for Supplemental Security Income (SSI) for the aged, blind, or disabled; assists in applying for Medicare; Social Security card replacement. Some appointments may be done by phone.

Southern States Propane Gas403 Cathedral Manor (04) 502-348-3345Contact: Whoever answers phoneService: 10 cents off each gallon of propane purchased by a customer who owns his/her own tank. 10 cents off each gallon of propane purchased by a farmer when propane is being used for the farm and not personal use.

Spanish In Our CommunityContact: Traci Melgar 502-314-0885Meetings: Every TuesdayWhen: 6:30 - 7:30 p.m.Where: First Christian Church Disciples of ChristService: This is a group open to all Spanish-speaking and English- speaking persons who want to learn about the other’s language and culture. It is a conversation based group using this neutral setting to help others come together in a social type setting. Call for more information.

Special Olympics (See Nelson County Special Olympics)

Springhaven, Inc. 800-767-5838 270-769-1234 Bardstown Outreach Office 502-331-9443Mission: To educate the community on domestic violence. To be Agents of social change. To empower victims of domestic Violence to become survivors. Non-profit organization. No fees for any services.Service: 24/7 help and information line. Provides temporary shelter

for victims of domestic violence. Skilled crisis counselors available. Support groups. Evaluating needs and referring to appropriate agencies to meet those needs. Educating victims in criminal justice system. Accompanying victims to court hearings. Public speakers to discuss date violence at schools. Instructs law enforcement and school officials. New shelter in Radcliffe provides transitional housing.Fundraisers: Bikers Run, A symphony the Saturday after Thanksgiving. Tea.

Stephen Foster Drama AssociationP.O. Box 546 (04)www.stephenfoster.com Director: Johnny Warren 502-348-5971Gen. Mgr.: Betty KelleyContact: Whoever answers the phoneService: Outdoor amphitheater presents outdoor musicals throughout summer. Non-profit organization provides promotional singers for tourism, holds auditions locally each year, participates in the Live at the Park Concert series. Hosts the “Applause Program” where students learn the scope of the behind the scenes activities it requires to put on a stage production during a daytime event. “Classroom under the Stars“ is also for students but is at night where the student come to a show and are treated to a backstage tour.

Stephen Foster Music ClubPresident: Carrie GaryContact: Carolyn Goodman 502-348-9604Meetings: 4th Monday Where: United Methodist ChurchWhen: 7:00 p.m.Service: To support and develop American music and musician by annual Gold Cup contest. Sponsors Candlelight Christmas, heads Summer band concerts in the Park Series - free concerts every Friday from Memorial Day to Labor Day week end. Has Christmas Home Tour, Moonlight Big Band. Offers scholar- ships to the Stephen Foster Music camp at Eastern Kentucky Un.

Support Group for Abused WomenContact: 502-331-9443Meeting: TuesdaysWhen: 7:00 p.m.Where: Call for locationService: This is part of the Lincoln Trail Domestic Violence Program/ Springhaven, Inc. in Elizabethtown. It is for women who are experiencing spousal or partner abuse and need support. Very confidential.

Survivors of the Loss of SuicideContact: Tina Rogers 502-331-0183 502-510-5141Meetings: 3rd MondayWhen: 6:30 p.m.Where: 1st Christian Church of ChristService: Focus of this group is to support any and all who have experienced the loss of a loved one by suicide. Free service.

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TACK (Transportation/Assistance/Caring/Kentucky) 800-242-8225P.O. Drawer 830332 Hood AvenueLebanon, Ky. 40033Hours: Monday - Friday Saturday 6:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. 8:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.Contact: Whoever answers the phoneService: Provides transportation to non-emergency medical appointments, nutrition centers, grocery store, social services, or other important needs for those in need in Nelson County. Must qualify. There are Several categories: Medicaid eligible. Call Community Action Transportation to book medical trips at 888-817-5910. Or 800-245-2826

Senior Citizens. Provides transportation on preset routes between 8:30 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. within a 3-4 mile area. This is provided under contract with Lincoln Trail Area Development district with funds from the Kentucky Cabinet for Human Resources and the U.S. Administration on Aging. $1.00 donation each way. Rural: Monday - Friday. $10.00 inside the county. $1.10/mile for outside the county. Only for those 60 years of age or older. General Public Transportation Fare: $1.10/mile or a minimum of $5.00 for each one-way trip. When paying for the travel yourself, call 800-242-8225 or 270-692-2136. When Medicaid/Passport is paying, call 888-817-5910 at least three days in advance. When social service, private insurance or other 3rd party payee is paying for the travel, they will need to contact TACK to confirm payment.

The Bards of BardstownContact : Joe Shellbetter 502-350-0143Meetings: MondayWhen: NoonWhere: Talbott’s TavernService: This is an international organization whose focus is to teach public speaking. They encourage impromptu public speaking to desensitize the fear people feel whenever they are asked to get up in front of a group to speak. By building self-confidence, this produces some excellent results. Fee: $33.00 every six (6) months.

The Caring Closet Thrift Store and Outreach Center221 West Main StreetLebanon, Ky. 40033 270-692-1427Hours: Tuesday - Friday Saturday 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.Service: This is the thrift store and outreach center affiliated with The Caring Place. All monies received here are used towards the operation and needs of The Caring Place. Accepts donations of clothes, furniture, and other household items.

The Caring PlaceP.O. Box 945Lebanon, Ky. 40033 800-692-9394 or 270-692-9300

Director: Delena TrentService: Provides information, counseling, legal advocacy and referral services to victims of domestic violence. Other services include 24/7 crisis line, emergency shelter for abused women and their children in immediate danger, basic needs , assist in finding affordable housing, assists in getting emergency protective orders, accompanies victims to court house appearances. Accepts monetary donations. Also accepts donations of food, furniture, and household needs to the center.

The Compassionate FriendsContact: Mary Ballard 502-348-5683Meetings: 2nd ThursdayWhen: 7:00 p.m.Where: Hospice of Nelson CountyService: Focus of this group is to actively support all those who have lost a child of any age.

The New Life Center, Inc.310 North 2nd Street(04)www.thenewlifecenter.org Tnlc@bellsouth.net Hours: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Thursday 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Not open on FridayContact: Cindy Burfield 502-515-7891Service: Provides counseling, encouragement and practical support to women during and after crisis pregnancies. Provides family support, preventative and proactive abstinence to young. Free service. Confidential. Offers post abortion counseling. Attendance at parenting classes earns materials needed for the baby’s care after birth. Fatherhood classes are offered as well. Funded by private donations, church donations, and currently some United Way grants.

The Work Connection600 E. John Rowan (04) 502-331-9675www.theworkconnection.com Contact: Whoever answers phone

Hours: Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.Service: Helps with the placement in either temporary or full time employment. Works with industrial, clerical, and/or technical placement. Refer to website for more information.

Together Rx Prescription Savings Programtogetheraccess.com/ Service: Partners with 10 drug manufacturers to provide over 300 Brand name medicationa and many generic at a reduced Price. Companies set level of savings and which products Are included in program. Access online for more informa- Tion. Must have no prescription drug coverage; may not Be eligible for Medicare; and must be a legal residence of The United States.

TOPS (Take Off Pounds Safely)TOPS is a national organization whose primary concern is to allow thoseWho wish to lose weight a safe and supportive environment in which toDo so. There are weekly weigh-ins, incentive programs to encourage weightLoss and dietary compliance, contests, etc. It is a support group with a family atmosphere. Annual dues are $26.00. There are additional fees each month ($4.00).In Nelson County, there are the following TOPS groups:

TOPS #224Contact: Lou Smith 502-827-1400 Penny Smith 502-507-0006 Kathy Fogle 502-349-0098Meeting: 1st ThursdayWhen: 6:00 p.m.Where: Civic Center

TOPS # 262Contact: Amy Armstrong 502-348-4932 Kay Weymouth 502-252-5615Meetings: 1st WednesdayWhen: NoonWhere: Civic Center

TOPS # 541 (Bloomfield)Contact: Edna Pollett 502-353-8457Meetings: TuesdaysWhen: 5:00 p.m.Where: Bloomfield Baptist Church

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United States Department of AgricultureRural Development529B Westport RoadElizabethtown, Kentucky 42701Contact: Linda Luckett 270-769-1555Service: Buy or repair a home with single family housing direct loan programs; Self-help housing programs assist families to own their own homes; Section 502 Direct Loan programs; home improvement and repair assistance loans; home repair loan and grant program (Section 504); for seniors 62 and older who cannot afford a loan, grant funds are available for these necessary repairs. Max loan is $20,000 with a 1% interest rate and is limited to very low income residents. Grants are limited to $7500 in a lifetime.

United Way of Nelson County321 S. 3rd Street (04)Hours: Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. - NoonContact: Linda Wells 502-348-1891 Service: Primary fundraising organization for human services and charitable agencies serving Nelson County. Impact is on building a better community. Board members meet once a month to discuss pertinent issues . Charitable agencies must file an application for grants once a year. Call for information on grant deadlines and criteria which needs to be met.

University of Louisville School of Dentistry501 S. PrestonLouisville, KY Patient Care System 502-852-5096 Dental Hygiene 502-852-5075Hours: Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.Clinic Hours: 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.Contact: Whoever answers phoneService: Offers preventative dental care and procedures to the public at a greatly reduced price. All procedures are carefully monitored by faculty as procedures are done by students from the school of dentistry.. Call for more information.

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VA Hospital800 Zorn AvenueLouisville, Ky. 40206 800-376-8387Hours: Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.Service Representatives at the hospital are:Contact: John Salyers Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday 502-287-6851 Lee Ewing Tuesday Pete Constant Friday

VA Regional Office321 W. Main Street, Suite 390Louisville, Kentucky 40202 800-827-1000www.VA.gov Hours: Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

VA RepresentativeWhen: 2nd Thursday 502-287-5351 9:00 a.m. - Noon 502-287-6272Where: National Guard Armory 138th Artillery Louisville Road Bardstown, Kentucky

Service: A VA representative is sent to assist veterans with all their benefit needs. Locally this is done on the second Thursday of each month at the National Guard Armory on Louisville Road. Their phone number is 502-348-3647. Currently the representative is Robert Nalley and can be reached at 1-800-928-0951. PLG news announces this time every month.

Via Colori ( See this listed under Advocacy & Support Center)

Vocational Rehabilitation866 W. Stephen FosterBardstown, Ky. 40004 502-348-1879Hours: Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. - 4:30p.m.Contact: Whoever answers phone.Service:. Two counselors are available to help disabled residents gain, find, and maintain employment. There are criteria guidelines which must be met. Resident must have diagnosed functional limitations which can be emotional, physical, mental, cognitive which are a barrier to being employed. Free service. Helps with a variety of needs to maintaining employment related to special equipment, etc. Can take 60 days to determine eligibility.

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Walgreen’s Prescription Savings 502-348-2985SW corner of Rte 31E and Rte 245 (04)Hours: Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. - 10:00 p.m. Saturday 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Sunday 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.Service: Walgreen’s has a prescription savings card that offers discounts. Generic medications only at $4.00 for a month’s supply.

Wal-Mart Pharmacy 502-349-60443795 E. John Rowan Blvd. (04)

Hours: Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. Saturday 9:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. Sunday 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.Service: Over 300 generic prescription medications at $4.00 for a month’s supply.

Weight WatchersContact: 502-348-3210 Meetings: Monday 5:00 p.m. 1st Christian Church Wednesday 9:30 a.m. 1st Christian Church Thursday 4:30 p.m. 1st Christian ChurchService: This is a local chapter of the National Organization of Weight Watchers. It is a specific program of weight loss which involves weekly weigh-ins, etc. It is a supportive, educational, informative program. There are fees to participate in this.

Whiskey City CruisersContact: Rhodie Wheeler 502-348-6456 502-348-9788Meetings: WednesdayWhen: 6:30 p.m.Where: HawksService: Club of owners of vintage cars. Performs in parades. Offers monthly car shows on the 2nd Saturday of each month at the Nelson County Justice Center from April to October. Fundraisers feature 50’s and 60’s music, door prizes, and a 50-50 raffle.

Widows & Widowers Support GroupContact: 502-350-5570Meeting: 3rd FridayWhen: 5:00 p.m.Where: Hospice of Nelson CountyService: Provides a supportive atmosphere for anyone who has lost a spouse to deal with death & dying issues. Free.

Will Staff982 Chambers Blvd. (04) 502-349-6800Contact: Whoever answers phone

Hours: Monday - Friday 7:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.Service: This is an employment agency which deals with temporary As well as permanent job placement. Must be 18 or older. Fee paid by employer.

Windsor Gardens Assisted Living101 Isaac Greet Court (04) 502-349-6214www.windsorgardens.com Contact: Gail HarrisHours: Monday - Friday 9:00 a.m.- 5:30 p.m.Service: This is an assisted living facility. It is certified, not licensed. They do not dispense medications. They have available apartments and studio apartments. Flat rate, base rate: 1-bedroom is $2550.00 a month; studio apartments are $2200.00 a month (as of 2009). Additional fee is assessed for additional need of client. Staff is on duty 24/7. Provides 3 meals plus snacks every day. There are two church Services each week : Catholic on Wednesday, Nondenomina- tional on Sunday. On Wednesday and Saturday, a beautician is available (private pay).

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Nelson County Churches

Assembly of God Big Springs Assembly of God, 2345 Taylorsville Rd. (08) 502-252-9154 Pastor Mavis Bennett Soul’s Harbor Assembly of God, 5231 Louisville Rd. (04) 502-348-0658 Pastor David Conway

Baptist 1st Baptist Church, 315 N. 2nd St. (04), Rev. Michael N. Smith 502-348-2711 1st Baptist Church, 311 Center St., New Haven (51), Chris Blair 502-549-9991 2nd Baptist Church, 389 Little Union Rd. (20) 502-252-8491 1st Cedar Creek Baptist Church, 754 Bellwood (04) No name given 502-349-0744 2nd Baptist Church, 145 Hill St. (08) 502-252-9057 Bardstown Baptist Church, 101 W. Brashear Ave., (04) 502-348-3866 Bloomfield Baptist Church, 106 Springfield Rd. (08), Ryan Lyons 502-252-8435 Chaplin Baptist Church, 5585 Lawrenceburg Rd. (12) 502-673-3642 Chaplin Fork Baptist Church, 7101 Lawrenceburg Rd. (12) 502- Cox’s Creek Baptist Church, 600 Fairfield Rd.(13), Rev. Jim Bratcher 502-348-4974 Mill Creek Baptist Church, 431 Poplar Flat Rd. (04), Gary Chesser 502-348-5049 Mount Moriah Baptist Church, 190 Petersburg Rd. 40107 502-833-2003 Pastor Jacob Brothers

Nelson County Baptist Church, 55 Lutheran Church Rd. (04) 502-348-0117 Pastor Darrell Goodlett New Beginning Baptist Church, 200 Clermont Dr. (04) 502-350-0701 Pastor Isaac Fergusen New Salem Baptist Church, 2775 Deatsville Rd. (13), 502-348-8260 Richard McPheeters Parkway Baptist Church, 2580 Springfield Rd. (04) 502-348-4677 Rolling Fork Baptist Church, 475 Rolling Fork Church Rd. (40107) 502-549-9400 Pastor Bruce Nichols The People’s Church, 114 Wildcat Lane (04), Doug Bunch 502-331-0210 Wickland Baptist Church, 510 Bloomfield Rd., (04), Brad Woods 502-348-7661

Catholic Archdiocese of Louisville 502-637-9786 Immaculate Conception, 8191 New Haven Road (51), Fr.Jeffrey Leger 502-549-3757 St. Ann’s, 7490 Howardstown Rd. (51), Fr. Ken Fortener 502-549-3285 St. Catherine’s, 174 N. Main Streeet, (51), Fr. Jeffrey Leger 502-549-3152 St. Gregory’s, 330 Samuels Loop (13), Fr. John Schwartzlose 502-348-6337 St. Joseph’s, 110 W. Stephen Foster (04), Fr. Wm. Hammer 502-348-3126 St. Martin de Porres Dominican Community, (52), Theo Sterns 270-325-3829 St. Michael’s, 111 Church St., Fairfield (20), Fr. Wm. Hammer 502-252-8308 St. Monica’s, 407 S. 3rd St. (04), Fr. Wally Dant 502-348-5250 St. Thomas’s, 870 St. Thomas Lane (04), Fr. Wally Dant 502-348-3717 St. Vincent de Paul, 104 Church Street (52), Fr. Ken Fortener 502-549-5559

Charismatic Faith Worship Center, 3160 Bloomfield Rd. (04) Freddy/Becky Riggs 502-348-7380

Christian 1st Christian Church (DOC), 175 E. John Rowan (04), P.O. Box 2175 502-348-3210 Pastor: Dr. Rick Loader Associate: Melinda Kammerer Bardstown Christian Fellowship, 308 N. 2nd, (04) 502-348-5496 Rev. Matthew Spandler-Davidson Bardstown Church of Christ, 1104 N. 3rd St., (04), John Barron 502-348-2204 Bardstown Church of God, 3903 Louisville Rd., (04) Pastor Doug Lutes 502-348-6150 Bloomfield Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), 216 Taylorsville Rd. 40008 Pastor: Rev. Tom Pierce 502-252-8413 Youth Minister: Debbie Pierce

Bloomfield Church of God, 147 Depot St. (08), Richard Curtsinger 502-252-7777 Botland Christian Church (Disciples of Christ),5326 Springfield Rd., Bardstown, Ky. 40004, Pastor Jerry Bennett 502-839-9306 Boston Christian Church (Disciples of Christ),Thomas Harned 502-833-2204 195 Petersburg Rd. (40107) Chaplin Christian Church, 5438 Lawrenceburg Rd.(08), Pastor John Richardson 502-673-3517 Chaplin Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), Hwy 62, (12) 502-673-3286 Rev. Lee Cox Chaplin Highview Church of Christ, 4131 Lawrenceburg Rd. (12) 502-673-3103 Pastor Calvin Runner Full Gospel Christian Center, 4650 Louisville Rd. (04) 502-331-0502 Pastors Jim & Irene White Nelson Christian Church, 1760 New Shepherdsville Rd. (04) 502-348-3495 Dr Tom Mobley Youth Minister: Marc Mobley Rolling Fork Christian Church, Hwy 52 W. (51) Pastor Tim Underhill 502-549-3016

Episcopal Episcopal Church of the Ascension, 211 N. 3rd St. (04) 502-348-4317 Attn: Jesse Wheat

Jehovah Witness Jehovah’s Witness Kingdom Hall, 1021 N. 3rd St. (04) 502-349-6548

Latter Day SaintsChurch of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, 901 Chambers (04) Leader of the Congregation 502-348-2227

LutheranGood Shepherd Lutheran Church, (04), Rev. Andy Guagenti 502-349-3130

Methodist St. John AME Zion Church, 219 E. Brashear Rd. (04) 502-348-1422 Rev. Rivers C. Sumpter Bardstown United Methodist Church, 116 E. Flaget, (04) 502-348-3209 Rev. Todd Benner Bardstown United Methodist Church, 5100 Bardstown Rd. (04) 502-348-3209 Campus #2 Rev. Todd Benner

Bloomfield United Methodist Church, P.O. Box 300 (08), 502-252-8434 Rev. Jim Hitt Wesley Chaplin United Methodist Church, 196 Church St. (12) 502-673-3828 Woodlawn/Beechfork UMC, 4110 Woodlawn Rd., 9040 Rev. Jim Hitt 502-348-5507

Presbyterian First Presbyterian Church, 209 N. 2nd Street (04), John Sanderson 502-348-6076

Non-Denominational Abundant Life, 1126 Bloomfield Rd. (04) 502- Rev. Tracy & Donna Walker Connection Community Church, 2049 Filiatreau Lane (04), Pastor Mark Stuart

502-507-0487 Lighthouse Apostolic Faith Church, 80 Balltown Connector Rd. (51) 502-348-5256 Pastor Robert Tilley Lion of Judah House of Worship, 932 Bloomfield Rd. (04) 502-349-3223 P. O. Box 296 Pastor Teresa Rakes Hilbert Touch of Faith Worship Center, 200 John Rowan Blvd (04) 502-350-3728 Pastor Robt. Riley

CHURCHES

Assembly of GodBig Spring Assembly of God2345 Taylorsville Rd. 502-252-9154Bloomfield, KY (08)Pastor: Mavis BennettSun. School: Sunday @ 10:00 a.m.Worship: Sunday @ 11:00 a.m.Worship: Sunday @ 6:00 p.m.Worship: Wed. @ 7:00 p.m.Prayer: Tues. @ 10:00 a.m. (Women) @ 7:00 p.m. (Men)Youth: Sun @ 6:00 p.m. & Wed @ 7:00 p.m.

Service: Financially supports two local churches. Donates to missions; makes trips to help in Appalachia Donates specific items to Wayside Christian Ministry (Louisville) Gathers food if needed Emergency Food Bank (very limited in scope)

Soul’s Harbor Assembly of God5231 Louisville Road (04) 502-348-0658Pastor: David ConwayWorship: Sunday @ 10:30 a.m. & 6:30 p.m. Wed. @ 7:00 p.m.Service: Has run a Turning Point Ministry in the past to assist those with addictions. Also hosted Living Free Programs and Concerned Persons Program in affiliated with that. Vacation Bible Study - open to all.

Baptist1st Baptist Church315 N. 2nd Street (04) 502-348-2711Pastor: Michael N. SmithWorship: Sunday @ 11:00 a.m. Sunday School @ 10:00 a.m.Prayer: Wed.@ 7:00 p.m.Bible Study: Wed @ 7:30 p.m.Service: Not at this time.

1st Baptist Church311 Center StreetNew Haven, Ky. 40051 502-549-9991Pastor: Chris BlairWorship: Sunday School @ 9:00 a.m.Worship: Sunday @ 10:00 a.m. Service:

2nd Baptist Church389 Little Union RoadFairfield, Ky. 40020 502-252-8491Pastor: Kevin HallowayWorship:Service: No additional information available at this time.

2nd Baptist Church145 Hill StreetBloomfield, Ky. 40020 502-252-9057Pastor: Rev. Louis E. Hughley, Jr.Worship: 11:15 a.m. Sun. School: 10:15 a.m.Bible Study: 7:00 p.m. on ThursdayService: None given at this time.

1st Cedar Creek Baptist Church754 Bellwood (04) 502-349-0744Pastor: Worship: Sunday @ 11:00 a.m. @ 6:00 p.m.Prayer Wed @ 6:30 p.m.Service: Small Church. Has no outreach services at this time.

Bardstown Baptist Church101 W. Brashear (04) 502-348-3866www.bardstownbaptistchurch.orgSunday: 8:30 a.m. & 11:00 a.m.Hours: Monday - Thursday 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Contact: Whoever answers phone.Service: Angel Food Ministries offers a low cost, no obligation to buy service to the community. Food packages are offered every month at a very reasonable price. New menu every month provides variety of items. Orders must be placed by the 3rd week. Pick up on the last Saturday Of the month. No criteria to participate. Provides space for AWANA to meet at 6:00 p.m. on Wed.Bloomfield Baptist Church106 Springfield RoadBloomfield, Ky. 40008 502-252-8435www.bloomfieldbaptist.org Pastor: Ryan LyonsWorship: Sunday @ 8:45 a.m. & 11:00 a.m. Sunday School @ 9:50 a.m.Service: Provides space for AWANA to have their meetings. Annual “Trunk or Treat” Party at Hollowean Community picnic Vacation Bible School Some light repairs of homes problems

Assists people in struggle in the Bloomfield area

Chaplin Baptist Church 5585 Lawrenceburg Road Chaplin, Ky. 40012 502-673-3642Pastor: Bill Johnson, Interim PastorWorship: Bible Study @ 10:00 a.m.Worship: Sunday @ 11:00 a.m. & 7:00 p.m. Disciple Training on Sun @ 6:00 p.m. Wed. @ 7:00 p.,. - Prayer ServiceService: Provides space for the summer satellite program for students at risk of failing Outreach program where families in need are discussed and then visited on Tuesday Prayer Chain

Chaplin Fork Baptist Church7101 Lawrenceburg RoadChaplin, Ky 40012 502-Pastor: No information available at this time.Worship:Service:

Cox’s Creek Baptist Church600 Fairfield RoadFairfield, Ky. 40013 502-348-4974Pastor: Jim BratcherWorship: Sunday @ 10:30 a.m. & 6:00 p.m.Sun. School: 9:30 a.m.Worship: Wednesday @ 6:00 p.m.Service: No additional information available at this time.

Mill Creek Baptist Church431 Poplar Flat Road (04) 502-348-5049Pastor: Gary ChesserYouth Minister: TBAWorship: Sunday @ 11:00 a.m. & 6:30 p.m. Wed. @ 6:30 p.m.Service: Food Pantry for those in need God’s Comfort Closet - cleaning items, toiletry items, etc. for those in need of them.

Financially support Community Action each month Youth Group - open to all Shoe Box Ministry to the Appalachian area.

Mount Moriah Baptist Church190 Petersburg RoadBoston, Ky. 40107 502-833-2003Pastor: Jacob BrothersWorship: Sunday school @ 10:00 a.m.Worship: Sunday @ 11:00 a.m. & 7:00 p.m.Prayer: Wed. @ 7:00 p.m.Service: Do a great deal to support the Baptist Missions regionally, nationally, and internationally. Partner with the Baptist Mission to support a regional boys home, send food and clothes to this home as well.

Nelson County Baptist Church55 Lutheran Road (04) 502-348-0117Pastor: Darrell Goodlett Chaplin, Nelson County JailWorship: Sunday Wednesday 10:30 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m.Service: This is a dynamic church whose various ministries include: Jail Ministry - weekly contact with those who are incarcerated At the Nelson County jail; Reformers Unanimous - a faith-based approach to dealing with all types of addiction; Nelson County Baptist School (K - 12);a Nursing Home Ministry whereby members of the church visit with those members who have been placed in local nursing homes; and a Bus Ministry which is a transportation to church of those children who would not otherwise be able to get there. Fundamental and independent.

New Beginning Baptist Church200 Clermont (04) 502-350-0701Pastor: Isaac FergusenWorship: Sunday school @ 10:00 a.m.Worship: Sunday @ 11:00 a.m.Prayer: Sunday @ 7:00 p.m.Bible Study: Wed. @ 7:30 p.m.

Service: Collect clothing for the Mountain Mission Collect canned goods for the needy of Lynch, KY Assists people locally with limited funds Partner with the Baptists to support missions Supports childrens home in Mount Washington

New Salem Baptist Church2775 Deatsville Road (Hwy 523)Cox’s Creek, Ky. 40013 502-348-8260Pastor: Richard McPheetersSunday Sch: Sunday @ 9:30 a.m.Worship: Sunday @ 10:45 a.m. & 6:00 p.m.Worship: Sunday @ 6:00 p.m. for children and adults Wed @ 7:00 p.m. Bible Study & Prayer timeService: Provides space for AWANA group to meet there on Wednesday at 6:30 p.m.

Parkway Baptist Church2580 Springfield Road (04) 502-348-4677www.parkwaybaptist.com Pastor: Jeff Lutz, Minister of WorshipWorship: Sunday @ 8:15 a.m. & 10:45 a.m. Sunday School @ 9:30 a.m. Bible Study @ 5:30 p.m. Wed. @ 6:30 p.m. Wed. @ 5:30 p.m. Fam Fellowship Meal $4.00 donation All are welcomeService: Bible Study - open to all Frequent oil & filter change for single ladies (free) Jail ministry Prison ministry Senior Active Adult Group - open to all seniors MOPS - Mothers of Preschoolers meet here Active Missions which assist instate and in country projects.

Rolling Fork Baptist Church475 Rolling Fork Church RoadBoston, Ky. 40107 502-549-9400Pastor: Bruce NicholsWorship: Sunday @ 9:00 a.m. & 11:00 a.m.

Wed/ @ 7:00 p.m. - Individual studiesService: Community Appreciation Day every year. Free meal, door Prizes, games to play. Runs from noon to 4 or 5. Open to all. Vacation Bible School Children volunteer to help at the Iron Horse Festival Does some assistance with emergency needs.

The People’s Church114 Wildcat Lane (04) 502-331-0210www.tpc2000.org Pastor: Doug BunchWorship: Bible Study @ 9:20 a.m. Sunday @ 10:30 a.m. Wed. @ &:00 p.m. - Children 3 - 12thService: Fish Fry every Friday from 10:30 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. This is 45 weeks a year. Photo shoot with the Easter Bunny - a free 5x7 picture delivered to your home. Other picture packages are available if you want to purchase additional. Easter Egg hunt. Block Party Tailgate Party - music, fun evening, bring your own food Kareoke

Wickland Baptist Church510 Bloomfield Road (04) 502-348-7661www.wicklandbaptist.org Pastor: Brad WoodsYouthMinister: Grant WilliamsMusic: David CoffingSun. School: Sunday @ 9:45 a.m.Worship: Sunday @ 11:00 a.m. & 7:00 p.m. Wed. @ 7:00 p.m. - Prayer & Bible StudyService: Nursing Home Ministry @ Bluegrass Assisted Living Vacation Bible School “Hemmed in Prayer” - sewing projects done by the women’s group which go to the local hospital. Bible Study Men’s monthly fellowship breakfast “Servant Evangelism” - random acts of kindness at different times during the year (ie. Free car wash, block party, raking leaves, etc.)

Financially supports the SBC with mission projects Operation Christmas Child - collects boxes of food to feed the starving children across the world.

Catholic Archdiocese of LouisvilleContact: Please see contact under each agency listed.Service: Primary focus is to support the Catholic parishes in numerous Kentucky counties which includes Nelson County. There are a number of programs which extend to cover anyone in need. These are the programs listed below.

Catholic Charities Agency 2911 S. Fourth Street Louisville, Ky. 40208 502-637-9786 Charities@archlou.org www.catholiccharitieslouisville.org www.archlou.org Hours: Monday - Friday 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Service: Provides services to those in need. Numerous agencies beneath this listing: A. Criminal Justice Ministry 502-964-5904 Contact: Fr. Tim Hogan Prison & Jail Ministry Coordinates this program Promotes good treatment for prisoners

B. Immigration Legal Services 502-637-9097 Assists in coming into the country legally. Assists with paperwork necessary. Attorneys available who specialize in immigration laws.

C. Kentucky Office for Refugees (KOR) 502-636-9263 Coordinates the entire process of refugee placement in the Commonwealth.

D. Migration & Refugee Services (MRS) 502-636-9263 With complete sanctioning of Homeland Security, this office resettles refugees. They

find places for them to live, jobs, assist them in learning English. They also assist with the gathering of needed household items and clothing for them to use. Also within this office, there is a program for “Rescue & Restore Victims of Human Trafficking”.

E. ESL (English as a Second Language) 4007 Dixie Highway F. Louisville, Ky. 40216 502-447-7998 English is taught to refugees who are in need of learning the language.

G. Parish Social Ministry (PSM) P.O. Box 3000 Nazareth, Ky. 40048-3000 502-331-4545 Contact: Sr. Mary Schmuck, R. S. M. Assists local parishes. Fosters citizenship and patriotism. Sponsors the Faithful Citizenship luncheon at St. Thomas in Bardstown the 3rd Tuesday of the month from noon - 1:00 p.m. every month except December, February, June, July, and August. This is open to all.

H. Women & Family Related Services 502-637-9786 Free Service open to all. Respect Life Program - educational resources given Project Rachel - free post-abortion counseling Pregnancy & Adoption -adoption service - works with birth Mothers during and after the decision is made to give up the baby for adoption. -9 week extensive training program -mediation service between birth Mother & adoptive parents -offers courses in pregnancy & childcare with incentives to participate regularly. -does counseling -information & referral services

Family Ministries Office Maloney Center 1200 S. Shelby Street Louisville, Kentucky 40203 502-636-0296 Hours: Monday - Friday 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Family@archlou.org Counseling@archlou.org Has four focuses: A) Safe & Drug-free schools Offers a speakers bureau to go into Catholic parishes to speak about ways to make the school a safer and more drug-free environment. These meetings are offered with the intent that everyone is welcome to attend and participate. B) Counseling Open to all. Sliding fee scale r/t income. At this time all counseling is being done in Louisville. Plans are being made for an office to be located in Bardstown for use by Nelson County residents. C) Marriage Enrichment Educational/informational programs offered at various places regionally. Focused on Catholic traditional values regarding marriage and marital issues, but is open to all. There may be a cost for participation in these educational programs. D) Victim Assistance Program *An educational program for all workers in the Archdiocese of Louisville. * Works with those who have been sexually abused by priests or workers in the Catholic church. There is no fee for this program.

Multicultural Ministry Maloney Center 1200 S. Shelby St. Louisville, Ky. 40203 502-636-0296 Applies various national ethnic pastoral plans to enhance the Catholic ministry to the many and diverse cultures which can be found in the Catholic communities of the Louisville Archdiocese.

These include the Hispanic, Vietnamese, Haitian, Filipino, African American, and African cultures, to name but a few.

Pastoral Care Office 502-636-0296 Mahoney Center 1200 S. Shelby St. Louisville, Ky. 40203 Opc@archlou.org Fr. Paul Scaglione, Director Works with parishes to promote pastoral care networks. Oversees all pastoral care at hospitals in Archdiocese. Oversees all pastoral care at nursing homes in Archdiocese. Oversees a Spring and Fall Gennesaret Retreat for the seriously ill. This is a free, three-day retreat designed for those with chronic or life-threatening conditions. Open to all. Full nursing care is provided. Call for more information.

Senior Services 2911 S. 4th Street Louisville, Ky. 40208 502-637-9786 Jgahlinger@archlou.org FAX 502-637-9786 Hours: Three Days a Week 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Contact: Jackie Gahlinger Service: Assists with anything that is a senior issue. Has a housing guide called “Choices” for seniors which includes Nelson County There is a $3.00 charge for the mailing. Annually offers end of life care seminars at various locations. Presentations are open to all but are presented in parishes. The presenters include two priests and an attorney who cover legal, medical, and professional issues in the end of life care.

Immaculate Conception Church8191 New Haven RoadNew Haven, Kentucky 40051Mail to:% 413 First StreetNew Haven, Kentucky 40051 502-549-3152

Pastor: Fr. Jeffrey LegerIn Residence: Fr. Thomas ClarkDeacon: W. Arnold Downs David SmithMass: Saturday @ 4:00 p.m. Sunday @ 7:00 a.m.***Information will be the same as what is found beneath St. Catherine’s listing.St. Anne’s Catholic Church7490 Howardstown RoadNew Haven, Ky. 40051-6505 502-549-3285Stannhowardstown@hughes.net Fidemscit@hughes.net Pastor: Fr. Ken FortenerMass: Sunday @ 10:00 a.m. Th @ 7:00 p.m. Fri @ 8:30 a.m.Services: Operation Rice Bowl (See description under St. Catherine’s listing) Campaign for Human Development ( “ “ “ “ ) Clothing Drives - sent to Boling Park Missions in Edmonton, Ky. Easter Egg hunt for the entire Howardstown community Annual picnic with all welcome to attend Appreciation Day with a potluck to be celebrated by all in Howardstown Community Hayride Community “Trunk & Treat” each Hallowean Community Thanksgiving Day meal with dinners delivered to those who are housebound/handicapped Christmas program for everyone Santa Claus with treats for all the children Canned goods are gathered and given to the New Haven Optimist Club for use in Christmas Baskets in the area

Saint Catherine Catholic Church174 N. Main Street (Church)Parish Office: 413 First StreetNew Haven, Kentucky 40051 502-549-3152Stcathering@bardstown.com www.stcatherineeofalexandri.org Pastor: Father Jeffrey Leger (until June 2009)Deacon: George Clark, David Smith Hours: Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. St. Catherine’s Immaculate ConceptionSunday Mass: Saturday at 5:30 p.m. Saturday at 4:00 p.m.

Sunday at 10:00 a.m. Sunday at 7:00 a.m.Service: School has clothing drive and donates this to be distributed to those less fortunate. Gathers coats which are sent to Iraq. Emergency Food Bank for those in need Operation Rice Bowl where monies are collected over a six week period. It is then sent to the Archdiocese who sees to it that 25% of the monies collected are used here while the other 75% are sent to the Catholic Relief Service to be used overseas. Catholic Campaign for Human Development is a collection of donations made once a year where a portion stays within the Archdiocese while the majority is sent to the National Campaign for self-help projects. St. Gregory Catholic Church330 Samuels Loop RoadSamuels, Kentucky 40013 502-348-6337stgreg@bardstown.com Parish Office: Monday - Thursday 9:99 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Closed FridaysPastor: Father John SchwartzloseDeacon: Joseph Filitreau, Joseph LiversMass: Saturday @ 5:00 p.m. Sunday @ 8:00 a.m. & 10:00 a.m. Tuesday @ 9:15 a.m. W, Th, Fri @ 8:00 a.m.Service: Service: Operation Rice Bowl (see description under St. Catherine’s) Campaign for Human Development (see description under St. Catherine’s) Sponsor a “sister church” in Haiti; supports it financially Assist Haitian Catholic children with school tuition program Which pays for tuition to a Catholic school there. Support St. Vincent de Paul Thrift Store financially Food collection once a month for St. Vincent de Paul Thrift Store School children sing at local nursing homes and assisted living Center at Christmas Senior Baskets at Thanksgiving and Christmas for parishioners Letters/cards to the military overseas to support them Participates with Heifer International, an organization which sends various types of animals into disadvantaged areas of the world to assist the peoples there with hunger and poverty

issues. Schoolchildren do fundraisers to be able to purchase an animal from Heifer International which is then sent. Fundraisers to assist the Ronald McDonald House, a home away from home for parents whose children are in a hospital. Participates in the “Cherubim Tree” through Community Action Program. Covers 16 youth at Christmas so that they will have gifts. Will be participating in a satellite education program in the summers to assist those children with educational needs.

St. Joseph Proto-CathedralP. O. Box 548110 W. Stephen Foster Avenue Bardstown, Ky. 40004-0548 502-348-3126Stjoe@stjoechurch.comwww.stjoechurch.comParish Office: Monday - Friday 8:30 a.m. - 4:40 p.m.Pastor: Father William Hammer Father Troy OvertonDeacons: John Hamilton and Dick WalshMass: Saturday @ 5:00 p.m. Sunday @ 7:00 a.m. - 9:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. M - F @ 6:30 a.m. Monday @ 11:00 a.m.Services: Operation Rice Bowl, Catholic Campaign for Human Development, Sponsors a Catholic Parish and school in Haiti with a monthly financial donation, in charge of St. Vincent de Paul Thrift Store, works in collaborative effort with Community Action Program, food collection every month for St. Vincent de Paul Thrift Store. Students assist with fund raisers for fellow students whose families are in need as well as a variety of other civic activities.

St. Martin de Porres Dominican CommunityP. O. Box 10New Hope, Kentucky 40052 270-325-3829www.newhope-ky.org Contact: Whoever answers phone

Service: This is a non-profit community of lay Dominicans following The order of St. Dominic. Fr. Stephen D. Haze, O.P. is their Director. Mass is held twice a week, but times vary. Call for Information regarding this. No Sunday Mass. They have an Apostolate for Evangelization which realizes itself in the Printing of materials on Catholic Church policies. Also has A printing service (fee) for the general public in the area. Chapter of the Third Order of St. Dominic meets there. Catalog available on website.

St. Michael Catholic ChurchP. O. Box 27111 Church StreetFairfield, Ky. 40020-0027 502-252-8308Office@stmichaelfairfield.org Bhammer@stmichaelfairfield.org Pastor: Fr. William HammerIn Residence: Fr. Albert HartlageMass: Saturday @ 7:00 p.m. Sunday @ 11:00 a.m. M - F @ 7:00 p.m.Service: Operation Rice Bowl Campaign for Human Development Raise money for Relay for Life

St. Monica Catholic Church407 S. 3rd Street (04) 502-348-5250Stmonica@bardstown.com Pastor: Fr. J. Wally DantMass: Sunday 9:00 a.m. T & Th 10:00 a.m.Service: Operation Rice Bowl Campaign for Human Development Monthly financial donation to Community Action Program Has helped individuals with temporary personal financial needs Monthly financial donation to St. Vincent de Paul Thrift Store Collects tabs from soda pop to send to Ronald McDonald House Provides space for Martin Luther King Celebration sponsored by Concerned Parents. Gathers infant clothes in December for St. Vincent de Paul

Gathers personal items to send to Catholic Charities for immigrants. Provides space for AA, AlaTeen and Alanon groups to meet at 8:00 p.m. on Thursdays

Saint Thomas Catholic Church870 St. Thomas Lane (04) 502-348-3717Stthomas@bardstown.com Pastor: Father J. Wally DantMass: Saturday 4:00 p.m. Sunday 7:30 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. W & F 8:00 a.m.Service: Financially supports Community Action Program in the county. Provides Christmas food baskets to the needy of the parish. Has a July picnic and a WinterFest in February that all are welcome to attend. Has Operation Rice Bowl and Campaign for Human Development (see description of these two services under St. Catherine’s listing). Monthly collection of nonperishable food items for St. Vincent de Paul Thrift Store. Has Senior Citizen Group for parishioners only called “Young at Heart”. Contributes occasionally to gather needed items for military overseas.

Saint Vincent de Paul Catholic ChurchP. O. Box 58104 Church StreetNew Hope, Kentucky 40052-9998 502-549-5559Stvdpnewhope@hughes.net Pastor: Father Ken FortenerMass: Saturday @ 4:00 p.m. Sunday @ 8:00 a.m. M,T,W @ 8:00 a.m. Services: Operation Rice Bowl Campaign for Human Development Monthly food collection of nonperishable for Community Action Program Coat Drive at Christmas for homeless in Louisville “Challenge”, a youth group for girls aged 10-16. Meet every week or so and have prayer and activity. Has apostolate, a service project for comm- unity good. “Challenge” is open to all young girl in this age bracket. Contact: Flannery Musk @ 270-325-5448 for more information on “Challenge”.

CharismaticFaith Worship Center3160 Bloomfield Road (04) 502-348-7380

Pastors: Freddy & Becky RiggsWorship: Sunday @ 10:15 a.m. Childrens Church @ 10:15 a.m. Sunday School @ 9:15 a.m. Intercessory Prayer - Monday @ 6:30 p.m. Wed. @ 7:00 p.m. - WorshipService: Cell group ministry within church members Intercessory prayer 21- day fast annually to pray for every person listed in the phone directory Women’s Ministry Men’s Ministry Assist in local needs for the elderly/homebound Assists The Caring Place Supports overseas missions

ChristianBardstown Christian Fellowship310 North Second Street (04) 502-348-5496Bardstown@gmail.com www.bardstowncf.org Minister: Matthew Spandler-DavisonWorship: Sunday @ 11:00 p.m.Service: Bardstown Blitz - Annual volunteer program where 30 - 40 volunteers help any local organization/ community group with a community project they may have. There is an application packet to fill out. Call for more information. Community Easter Egg Hunt

Bardstown Church of Christ1104 N. 3rd St. (04) 502-348-2204Pastor: John BarronWorship: Sunday @ 9:30 a.m & 5:30 p.m. Sunday @ 10:45 a.m. - Bible Class Sunday @ 7:00 p.m. - Bible Study.Service: None at this time.

Bardstown Church of God3903 Louisville Road (04) 502-348-6150Pastor: Doug Lutes

Worship: Sunday @ 11:00 a.m. & @ 6:00 p.m.Prayer: Tuesday@ 10:00 a.m. Wed. @ 7:00 p.m.Service: None at this time

Bloomfield Christian Church (Disciples of Christ)216 Taylorsville RoadBloomfield, Ky. 40008 502-252-8413Pastor: Rev. Tom PierceYouth Minister: Debbie PierceWorship: Sunday @ 11:00 a.m.Service: Provides space for Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts to meet. Makes donations to The Caring Place Donations of money and items to Community Action Program

Bloomfield Church of God147 Depot StreetBloomfield, Ky. 40008 502-252-7777Pastor: Richard CurtsingerYouthPastor: Jonathan CurtsingerWorship: Sunday @ 11:00 a.m. & 6:00 p.m. Thurs. @ 6:00 p.m. - Children’s & Teen’s MinistryService: In process of setting up drug recovery program. Has Seniors Program - open to all Teachings on money management Classes is family enrichment

Boston Christian Church (Disciples of Christ)195 Petersburg Rd. 40107Boston, Ky. 502-833-2204Pastor: Thomas HarnedYouth Dir: Mrs. Sandy HolleyWorship: Sunday @ 11:00 a.m. Tuesday @ 7:00 p.m. - Bible StudyService: Provides space for Cub Scouts to meet every week Mission giving Assists with temporary, limited funds for transients in trouble Emergency Food Bank

Botland Christian Church (Disciples of Christ)5326 Springfield Road (04) 502-839-9306Rte. 150, 2 miles South of the ParkwayP.O. Box 448 (04)Pastor: Jerry BennettWorship: Sunday @ 11:00 a.m. Sunday School @ 10:00 a.m.Service: Prayer quilt ministry - lap quilts given to those who are in need. Is willing to open doors to NA, AA, or Alateen Groups if they would like to meet there. .

Chaplin Christian Church5438 Lawrenceburg Road (08) 502-673-3517Pastor: John RichardsonWorship: Sunday @ 11:00Service: “Christian Kitchen” - a program which provides a meal on the 3rd Saturday of the month for those in need. Service area is within 15 minutes of Chaplin. All are welcome. Please call the church to get on the list. Chaplin Christian Church (Disciples of Christ)Highway 62Chaplin, Ky. 40062 502-673-3286Pastor: Rev. Lee CoxWorship: No additional information is available at this time.Service:

Chaplin Highview Church of Christ4131 Lawrenceburg RoadBloomfield, Ky. 40012 502-673-3103Minister: Calvin RunnerWorship: Sunday @ 10:30 a.m. & 5:00 p.m. Sunday @ 9:30 a.m. - Bible Study Wed. @ 7:00 p.m. - Prayer & WorshipService: None at this time

Connection Community Church2049 Filiatreau Lane (04) 502-507-0487Pastor: Mark StuartService: Sunday 10:30 - 11:30 a.m.Mission: This is a nondenominational church whose mission is

to reach the unchurchedServices: Open to financially assisting others in need. Counseling open to all. No charge. Bible Study every Tuesday. Life Group on Sunday. Men’s meeting on Monday in the evening.

First Christian Church (Disciples of Christ)175 E. John Rowan (04) 502-348-3210P.O. Box 2175www.bardstownfcc.com Pastor: Dr. Peter ( Rick) LoaderAssociate: Rev. Melinda KammererWeekly Serv. Sunday @ 8:15 a.m. & 10:30 a.m. Communion Service @ 7:00 p.m.Service: Free Community Supper every Tuesday from 6:30 - 7:30 p.m. Food donated to Community Action Program monthly Save-A-Lot gift cards donated to Community Action Program each month Appalachian Ministry where clothes are donated and transported to Appalachia missions throughout the year. Prison Ministry events throughout the year Provides space for weekly meetings of Alanon, Weight Watchers, and NAMI support groups. “Spanish In Our Community” - a program which brings together the English and Spanish speaking members of the county to learn each others’ language. It also allows the two cultures to come together in a social setting, to learn about one another in a peaceful, neutral setting. It meets every Tuesday from 6:30 - 7:30 p.m.

Full Gospel Christian Center, Inc. 4650 Louisville Road (04) 502-331-0502Pastors: Jim & Irene WhiteWorship: Sunday @ 11:00 a.m. & 7:00 p.m. Thursday @ 7:00 p.m.Service: No additional information is available at this time.

Nelson Christian Church1760 New Shepherdsville Road (04) 502-348-3495Pastor: Dr. Tom MobleyAssociate: Marc Mobley

Worship: Sunday @ 8:30a.m. & 10:30 a.m. Wednesday @ 5:30 p.m. Family supper - everyone welcomeService: Monthly donation to Community Action Program Monthly donation to New Life Center Gathering of clothing, etc. for Mountain Mission is Beatteyville, Ky. Nonprescription medical supplies to South Africa missions “Stitchin’ Sisters” - women’s group quilt for community needs Children make & deliver gifts to nursing homes

Rolling Fork Christian ChurchHighway 52New Haven, Ky 40051 502-549-3016Pastor: Tim UnderhillWorship: Sunday @ 11:00 a.m.Bible Study: Wednesday @ 6:00 p.m.Service: None given at this time.

EpiscopalEpiscopal Church of the Ascension211 N. 3rd Street (04) 502-348-4317Pastor:Sr. Warden: Jesse Wheat 502-331-3310Contact: Senior Warden, Jessie WheatWorship: Sunday @ 10:00 a.m.Service Supports Bethany Haven Monthly collection of nonperishable food for St. Vincent de Paul Thrift Store Provides N.A. with space for meetings every week. Provides space for Lifeline Connection to meet every week.

Jehovah’s WitnessJehovah’s Witness Kingdom Hall1021 N. 3rd Street (04) 502-349-6548

Governed: Body of EldersContact: Whoever answers phoneWorship: Sunday @ 10:00 a.m.Service: Door-to-door ministry Bible Study open to everyone

Latter Day SaintsChurch of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints901 Chambers (04) 502-348-2227Leader of the Congregation: No name givenWorship: Sunday @ 10:00 a.m.Service: None given at this time.

LutheranGood Shepherd Lutheran ChurchP. O. Box 313104 Keystone Drive (04) 502-349-3130Pastor: Rev. Andy GuagentiWorship: Sunday @ 10:30 a.m.Service: This is a newly established church in the area. They have no outreach programs at this time since they are in the process of being formed.

MethodistSt. John AME Zion Church219 E. Brashear Street (04) 502-348-1422Pastor: Rivers C. SumpterWorship: Sunday @ 11:00 a.m. Wed. @ 7:00 p.m. - Bible StudyService: Collected clothes during winter months to be distributed to the homeless. Collects monies for a college fund. Uses for those who come to them in need.

Bardstown United Methodist Church116 E. Flaget (04) 502-348-3209www.bardstown.com/-bumc Pastor: Dr. Todd BennerWorship: Sunday @ 8:30 a.m. & 11:00 a.m.

1st Wed of month 6:00 p.m. Potluck Dinner (open to all) 2nd, 3rd, 4th Wed on month 6:00 p.m. Fellowship DinnerService: Food pantry (open to all). Call church for assistance. Information is required. Pick-up food items on Tuesday from 9:00 a.m. - noon. Based on number in family. Monthly financial support to the Ministerial Association Fund “Darren’s Kids” - school clothes gathered for distribution at the beginning of the school year Mountain Mission - items gathered and taken to Appalachia BUM’s Seniors (Bardstown United Methodist Seniors) meet the 3RD Tuesday at noon at the Church for a potluck luncheon. Open to all seniors. Joyful Noise children’s choir and Sanctuary Choir sings at local nursing homes in the Winter. Does fundraisers for Hospice of Nelson County. Provides space for Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts, and Girl Scouts to meet regular basis. Houses the Suzuki Music School, a fee-based organization which teaches violins, strings. Provides space for Bardstown Brass Band every Thursday for them to meet and practice. Women’s Group quilt for various charitable concerns

Bardstown United Methodist Church, Campus #25100 Bardstown Road (04) 502-348-3209Pastor: Rev. Todd Benner There is no church service at this location.Service: Hosts Community events here: Humane Society’s “Strut Your Mutt” Soccer Camp Area for Scouts to camp out ½ mile walking trail Playground Softball field Horseshoe pits Refreshment spot for bikers on specific bike rides Refreshment spot for walkers on Ecumenical walk each year

Bloomfield United Methodist ChurchP.O. Box 300Main StreetBloomfield, Ky. 40008 502-252-8434Pastor: Jim Hitt

Worship: 11:00 a.m.Sun. School 10:00 a.m.Youth 4:30 p.m. SundayBible Study: 7:05 p.m. WednesdayService: Provide space for Girl Scouts to meet each week Community Food Bank on an emergency basis

Wesley Chaplin United Methodist Church196 Church StreetChaplin, Ky. 40012 502-673-3828Pastor:Worship: No additional information is available at this time.Service:

Woodlawn Beechfork UMC4110 Woodlawn Road (04) 502-348-5507Pastor: Jim HittWorship: Sunday @ 9:30 a.m.Sun. School: 11:00 a.m.Service: No outreach at this time.

Non-Denominational Abundant Life Church1126 Bloomfield Road (04) 502-348-6406Pastors: Tracy & Donna WalkerWorship: Sunday @ 11:00 a.m. 6:00 p.m. Wed. @ 7:00 p.m.Service: No additional information is available at this time.

Lighthouse Apostolic Faith Church80 Balltown Connector Road 502-348-5256P. O. Box 115 (04)New Haven, KY 40051Btapch@bardstowncable.net Pastor: Robert TilleyAssoc. Pastor: Danny VarnadoreWorship: Sunday @ 10:30 a.m. Wed.@ 7:00 p.m. - Bible StudyService: In process of setting up Jail & Prison Ministry, Drug & Addiction Recovery Program.

Currently support “New Beginnings”, a program for women who choose to give up their baby for adoption Supports a Children’s Home in Tupelo, Miss. Supports a Native American Ministry Supports the military service overseas periodically Supports financially “Winter Care” Program through Salt River Electric Company to assist those who have difficulty paying their winter heating bills.

Lion of Judah House of WorshipP. O. Box 296932 Bloomfield Road (04) 502-349-3223Pastor: Teresa Rakes HilbertWorship: Sunday @ 11:00 a.m.Prayer: Tuesday @ 6:00 p.m.Service: Revivalist Church, mission oriented, with outreach focus. Jail & Prison Ministry - visits PeeWee Valley prison every month Drug & Alcohol Program - “Stepping into Freedom”, a program based on a 12 step program that takes 12 weeks to complete. This is followed by programs which cover “Life Choices” and “Co-Dependency” issues. Has been very successful. Kids Safari - once a month, a program for children like a vacation Bible schooll Free Counseling for abused women TV night at the church with sharing afterwards Mountain Mission - gathers clothing, etc. for distribution in Appalachia mission Shoe Box Ministry - gathering of small personal items, a gift, a Bible, etc. Wrapped and sent to Mountain Missions. Shoe Box Ministry for Servicemen - same as above, only sent to Marines overseas. Sponsors “Handmaiden Conference” each year which is also Open to the public. No fee. Held at Civic Center.

Touch of Faith Worship Center200 John Rowan Blvd (04) 502-350-3728 502-507-3748Pastor: Bob RileyWorship: Sunday @ 10:30 a.m. & 6:30 p.m. Thurs. @ 7:30 p.m.

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1st Presbyterian Church209 N. 2nd Street (04) 502-348-6076Pastor: John SandersonWorship: Sunday @ 11:00 a.m.Potluck: 1st Wednesday @ 6:30 p.m. - Meal & Bible Study. All are welcomeService: Provides the space for meetings for local Alcoholics Anonymous, Overeaters Anonymous, and Habitat for Humanity.

National Hotlines

Al-Anon, Alateen Family Group Meeting Hotline 800-344-2666Adult Abuse Hotline (Kentucky) 800-752-6200Alcohol and Drug Helpline 800-311-3069 or 800-821-4357Alzheimer’s Association 800-272-3900 American Academy of Allergy , Asthma and Immunology 800-822-2762

American Cancer Society - National Office 800-227-2345American Diabetes Association 800-232-3472American Social Health Association STD Hotline 919-361-8488American Heart Association 800-242-8721American Lung Association 800-548-8252 American Parkinson’s Disease Association 800-223-2732Arthritis Foundation 800-283-7800CDC National AIDS Hotline 800-232-4636Consumer Hotlines: Consumer Protection Hotline for Kentucky 888-432-9257 Federal Aviation Administration Consumer Line 800-322-7873 National Hazardous Material Hotline 800-424-8802 Vehicle Safety Hotline 800-424-9393Cystic Fibrosis Foundation 800-344-4823Domestic Violence 270-769-1234 877-672-2124 Eldercare 270-769-2393Eldercare Locator (Aging Services throughout the U.S.) 800-677-1116Epilepsy Foundation of America 800-332-1000Hazardous Material Hotlines Pesticides 800-858-7378 Weekdays 502-564-2150 After Hours & Weekends 800-255-2587Heartbeat International 800-395-4357KCHIP (Kentucky Child Health Insurance Program) Hotline 877-KCHIP18Kentucky Child Abuse Hotline 800-752-6200Kentucky Insurance Program for Seniors (KIPS) 800-595-6053Kentucky Regional POISON Center 800-222-1222Legal Aid Society 800-292-1862Legal Helpline for Older Kentuckians 800-200-3633Leukemia & Lymphoma Society of America 800-955-4572Lymes Disease Foundation 800-886-5963Medicaid Welfare Fraud 800-372-2970Medicaid Members Services 800-635-2570Medicaid Members Services (for members with TTY/TDD) 711Medicare - Social Security 800-772-1213Mental Health America 800-969-6642

Mental Illness Crisis Line/Referral (Elizabethtown, Ky.) 800-641-4673Metro United Way 24/7 (24/7 resource line) 211Multiple Sclerosis Kentucky Hotline 800-873-6367 National Hotline 800-344-4867National Health Information Center 800-336-4797

National Hope Line Network (Suicide Prevention) 800-784-2433 (Also see Suicide Hot Line below)National Institute of Health 301-496-4000National Kidney Foundation 800-622-9010National Ostomy Association of America 800-826-0826National Patient Travel Center 800-296-1217National Spinal Cord Injury Association 800-962-9629National Stroke Association 800-787-6537Ombudsman ( Nursing Home) 800-372-2991Ombudsman (for those with TTY/TDD) 800-648-6056Parent Help Line 800-752-6200Passport Information Center 877-487-2778Patient Advocate Foundation 800-532-5274Poison Control Center (Kentucky) 800-222-1222Rape Victim Services 877-672-2124 270-234-9236Runaways 800-621-4000Spouse Abuse Program Crisis Line 800-767-5838Sudden Infant Death Syndrome 800-221-7437Suicide Hot Line (Also see National Hope Line Network above) 800-273-8255The Compassionate Friends (Grief Support after loss of child) 877-969-0010Veterans Affairs 800-827-1000Weight Watchers 800-651-6000

Area Support Groups

Advocates for Autism Telephone based support group Charla 502-349-0214 Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) Sunday 6:00 p.m. Nelson County Library Monday 8:00 p.m. St. Catherine’s School, New Haven Tuesday 8:00 p.m. St. Vincent de Paul Church, New Hope Tuesday 10:30 am First Presbyterian Church Wednesday 10:30 am First Presbyterian Church Wednesday 8:00 p.m. Nazareth Campus 502-349-1671 Thursday 8:00 p.m. St. Monica’s Catholic Church 502-252-5772 Friday 8:00 p.m. Nelson County Library Saturday 8:00 p.m. Bloomfield Baptist Church

Al-Anon Sunday 6:00 p.m. Nelson County Library Monday 8:00 p.m. First Presbyterian Church Wednesday 10:00 a.m. 1st Christian Church of Christ 502-348-1515 Thursday 8:00 p.m. St. Monica’s Catholic Church 502-348-5795 502-348-2824 Friday 8:00 p.m. 1st Christian Church of Christ 502-348-9464 Saturday 9:00 a.m. 1st Christian Church of Christ 502-348-9464

Ala-teens Thursday 8:00 p.m. St. Monica’s Catholic Church 502-348-5250 Diabetes Coalition (Nelson, Marion, Washington Counties) Melissa Conder 800-280-1601 Days and Time Differ Flaget Health Connection Ext. 1035

Domestic Violence Support Group Sponsored by Springhaven Call for information. 800-767-5838

Grandfamilies Rhea Cundiff 502-349-7006 Once a month Noon Extension Office

Grief Support 3rd Thursday 7:00 p.m. Hospice of Nelson County 502-350-5570

Lifeline Connections Tuesdays 6:30 p.m. The Episcopal Church 502-639-8629 Allen and Karen Tipton Multiple Sclerosis Support Group 2nd Monday 6 p.m. China Star 502-549-6726 Pam Dockery 502-507-3103

National Alliance for the Mentally Ill (NAMI) 2nd Tuesday 6:30 p.m. First Presbyterian Church 502-348-4886

Narcotics Anonymous (NA) Monday 8:00 p.m. Episcopal Church of the Ascension 502-348-5558 Saturday 7:30 p.m. Nelson County Library 502-349-7543

Ostomy Support Group of Middle Kentucky Monday 6:30 p.m. Call for location (varies) John Mikkalsen 502-339-7568 Ovarian Cancer Support Group 4th Monday 6:00p.m. DuPont Professional Towers 502-708-1625 Elizabeth Jordan Suite 275 4010 DuPont Circle Louisville, KY

Overeaters Anonymous (OA) Thursday 6:00 p.m. First Presbyterian 502-827-4819

Parkinson’s Support Group 3rd Wednesday 1:00 p.m. Library Community Room Jane Swarts 502-350-4458

Reformers Unanimous Fridays 7:00 p.m. Nelson County Baptist Church Frank and Patricia Olcott 502-549-7751

Support Group for Abused Women Tuesdays 7:00 p.m. Lincoln Trail Domestic Violence 502-331-9443 Call for location of meeting in Elizabethtown, Kentucky

Survivors of the Loss of Suicide

3rd Monday 6:30 p.m. 1st Christian Church of Christ 502-331-0183 Tina Rogers 502-510-5141 The Compassionate Friends 2nd Thursday 7:00 p.m. Hospice of Nelson County Mary Ballard 502-348-5683

TOPS #224 1st Thursday 7:00 p.m. Civic Center Lou Smith 502-348-9612 or 502-827-1400 Penny Smith 502-507-0006 Kathy Fogle 502-349-0098

TOPS #262 1st Wednesday Noon Civic Center Amy Armstrong 502-348-4932 Kay Weymouth 502-252-5615

TOP # 541 (Bloomfield) Tuesdays 5:00 p.m. Bloomfield Baptist Church Edna Pollett 502-252-8457

Weight Watchers Monday 5:00 p.m. 1st Christian Church of Christ 502-348-3210 Wednesday 9:30 a.m. 1st Christian Church of Christ 502-348-3210 Thursday 4:30 p.m. 1st Christian Church of Christ 502-348-3210

Widows & Widowers Support Group 3rd Friday 5:00 p.m. Hospice of Nelson County 502-350-5570

EMERGENCY NUMBERS

Ambulance (Emergency: 911) County Ambulance Service, Nelson County EMS 348-3600

CoronerField HoughlinHoughlin Funeral HomeBloomfield, Kentucky 252-8321

Emergencies : Dial 911

Fire (Emergency :911)Non-emergency telephone:Bardstown 349-6562Boston 348-3600Chaplin 348-3600New Haven 348-3600New Hope 348-3600Northeast Nelson 348-3600Rolling Fork 348-3600

HospitalFlaget Memorial Hospital4305 New Shepherdsville Rd.Bardstown, Ky 348-3923

Poison Hot Line 800-222-1222

Police (Emergencies: 911)Non-emergency telephone:Bardstown City Police 348-6811Bloomfield 252-8222Chaplin 252-8222New Haven 549-3177Nelson County Sheriff’s Office

348-1870Parole & probation officer 348-5232Kentucky State Police 800-222-5555 270-766-5078

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