NOTE: this list was revised in July 2004 by a former student in this class. Chances are the list is “pretty” accurate but some of the information may have changed.
Kentucky Directory
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I. Day Treatment Services II. Group Home Services III. Residential Services Programs IV. Detention Services V. Private Child Care Facilities VI. Community Services
I. Day Treatment Services
The Department of Juvenile Justice has 26 Day Treatment Programs (6 state-operated programs and 20 contracted programs) that provide a comprehensive array of community-based services for eligible youth:
• to prevent further involvement with the juvenile justice system
• to prevent placement out of the community, and
• to integrate the youth back into the community after residential placement.
Program participants are required to participate in individual, group and family counseling. Further, youth are provided with a normal classroom schedule and highly individualized instruction.
Male and female juvenile offenders, ages 12 to 17, are eligible for admission to day treatment programs. Priority is given to youth transitioning from juvenile justice programs and/or facilities, youth at risk of out-of-home placement and youth with serious behavior issues in the school or community.
To carry out this mission, day treatment programs provide specialized services designed to meet the individual needs of each youth and his/her family. Programs utilize an effective balance of treatment, education and graduated sanctions to redirect troubled youth.
State-operated Day Treatment Programs
Ashland Day Treatment (Eastern Region) 1539 Greenup Ave. Capacity: 40 P.O. Box 1236 Setting: Urban Ashland, Kentucky 41105 Sex: Males/Females (606) 920-2073 (606) 920-2075 (Fax) John Mullins, Superintendent I Counties served: Boyd, Carter & Greenup Counties Christian County Day Treatment (Western Region)
Booker T. Washington Building Capacity: 40 731 East Second Street Setting: Urban Hopkinsville, Kentucky 42240 Sex: Males/Females (270) 887-1149 (270) 889-6561 (Fax) John Maxie, Superintendent I Counties served: Christian County Hardin County Day Treatment (Western Region)
643 Westport Road Capacity: 40 Elizabethtown, Kentucky 42701 Setting: Urban (270) 766-5053 Sex: Males/Females (270) 766-5052 (Fax) Marilyn Henson, Superintendent I Counties served: Grayson, Hardin, Larue & Meade Counties Louisville Day Treatment (Central Region)
8711 LaGrange Road Capacity: 75 Louisville, Kentucky 40242 Setting: Urban (502) 425-7126 Sex: Males/Females (502) 425-0141 Fax Judy Repko, Superintendent I Counties served: Jefferson County Northern Kentucky Day Treatment (Eastern Region)
19 E. Pike Street Capacity: 30 Covington, Kentucky 41011 Setting: Urban (859) 292-6664 Sex: Males/Females (859) 292-6360 (Fax) Bud Lehman, Superintendent I Counties served: Campbell & Kenton Counties
Owensboro Day Treatment (Western Region) 3003 Leitchfield Road Capacity: 45 Owensboro, Kentucky 42303 Setting: Urban (270) 687-7247 Sex: Males/Females (270) 687-7334 (Fax) Steve Wedding, Superintendent I Counties served: Daviess, Hancock, Henderson & McLean Counties
Contract Day Treatment Programs
Barren County Day Treatment (Western Region) Barry Britt, Manager P.O. Box 1565 Capacity: 30 Glasgow, Kentucky 42142 Setting: Rural (270) 678-5554 Sex: Males/Females (270) 678-7442 (Fax) Counties served: Barren & Hart Counties Bell County Day Treatment (Eastern Region)
Doug Asher, Manager R.R. 7, Box 198E Capacity: 30 Pineville, Kentucky 40977 Setting: Rural (606) 337-0957 Sex: Males/Females (606) 337-7103 (Fax) Counties served: Bell, Harlan & Southern Knox Counties Bruce Hall Day Treatment (Central Region)
Joey Kirk, Manager 152 East Martin Luther King Bouldevard Capacity: 30 Danville, Kentucky 40422 Setting: Urban (859) 236-6634, ext. 3670 Sex: Males/Females (859) 236-8624 or (859) 238-1330 Fax Counties served: Boyle County Bullitt County Day Treatment (Central Region)
Doug Roberts, Manager 381 High School Drive Capacity: 50 Shepherdsville, Kentucky 40165 Setting: Rural (502) 955-8300 Sex: Males/Females (502) 921-1930 Fax Counties served: Bullitt County Calloway County Day Treatment (Western Region)
Steven Wade, Manager 2003 College Farm Road Capacity: 30 Murray, Kentucky 42071 Setting: Urban (270) 762-7318 Sex: Males/Females (270) 762-7429 (Fax) Counties served: Calloway & Graves Counties
Campbell County Day Treatment (Eastern Region) Tom Vreeland, Manager 10 E. Alexandria Pike Capacity: 30 Cold Springs, Kentucky 41076 Setting: Urban (859) 442-3570 (Office & Fax) Sex: Males/Females Counties served: Southern Campbell County Clark County Day Treatment (Eastern Region)
Darrin Norton, Manager 100 Vaught Road Capacity: 30 Winchester, Kentucky 40391 Setting: Urban (859) 744-4618 Sex: Males/Females (859) 745-0150 (Fax) Counties served: Bourbon & Clark Counties Cropper Day Treatment (Central Region)
Bob Spears, Manager 8472 Cropper Road Capacity: 38 Pleasureville, Kentucky 40057 Setting: Rural (502) 461-7540 Sex: Males/Females (502) 461-9021 Fax Counties served: Henry, Shelby & Spencer Counties Harrodsburg Day Treatment (Central Region)
Barry Welty, Manager 371 East Lexington Street Capacity: 30 Harrodsburg, Kentucky 40330 Setting: Rural (859) 734-8445 Sex: Males/Females (859) 734-8404 Fax Counties served: Mercer County Hopkins County Day Treatment (Western Region)
J.E. Barlow, Manager 5770 Anton Road Capacity: 50 Madisonville, Kentucky 42431 Setting: Rural (270) 825-6059 Sex: Males/Females (270) 825-6053 (Fax) Counties served: Hopkins County Laurel County Day Treatment (Eastern Region)
Debra Hauser, Manager 65 Marydell Road Capacity: 30 London, Kentucky 40741 Setting: Urban (606) 862-6605 Sex: Males/Females (606) 862-6608 (Fax) Counties served: Laurel County Lexington Day Treatment (Eastern Region)
Bobby Potts, Manager 115 Cisco Road Capacity: 55 Lexington, Kentucky 40504 Setting: Urban (859) 253-1581 Sex: Males/Females (859) 231-1213 (Fax) Counties served: Fayette County Madison County Day Treatment (Eastern Region)
Larry Curry, Manager 300 Bellevue Drive Capacity: 30 Richmond, Kentucky 40475 Setting: Urban (859) 624-4565 Sex: Males/Females (859) 624-4566 (Fax) Counties served: Madison County Ohio County Day Treatment (Western Region)
Chip Schrader, Manager 100 West Render Street, Suite 2 Capacity: 30 Hartford, Kentucky 42347 Setting: Urban (270) 298-9092 Sex: Males/Females (270) 298-9364 (Fax) Counties served: Butler & Ohio Counties Phelps Day Treatment (Eastern Region)
Eddie Blackburn, Manager P.O. Box 318 Capacity: 30 Phelps, Kentucky 41553 Setting: Urban (606) 456-8529 Sex: Males/Females (606) 456-9387 (Fax) Counties served: Eastern Pike County Pulaski Day Treatment (Eastern Region)
Dave Fraley, Manager 67 Parker’s Mill Road Capacity: 30 Somerset, Kentucky 42501 Setting: Rural (606) 679-1303 Sex: Males/Females (606) 679-0032 (Fax) Counties served: Pulaski County Shelby Valley Day Treatment (Eastern Region)
Gene Tackett, Manager
95 Douglas Park Capacity: 30 Pikeville, Kentucky 41501 Setting: Urban (606) 639-0063 Sex: Males/Females (606) 639-4013 (Fax) Counties served: Pike County Warren County Day Treatment (Western Region)
John Chapman, Manager 531 West Eleventh Street Capacity: 30 Bowling Green, Kentucky 42102 Setting: Urban (270) 781-2814 Sex: Males/Females (270) 781-6198 (Fax) Counties served: Edmonson, Logan & Warren Counties Whitley County Day Treatment (Eastern Region)
Connie Brookins, Manager 529 Master Street Capacity: 30 Corbin, Kentucky 40701 Setting: Urban (606) 528-4080 Sex: Males/Females (606) 523-3614 (Fax) Counties served: Knox & Whitley Counties Wilkinson Street Day Treatment (Central Region)
Rita Rector, Manager 961 Leestown Road Capacity: 50 Frankfort, Kentucky 40601 Setting: Urban (502) 875-8650 Sex: Males/Females (502) 875-8652 Fax Counties served: Franklin County
II. Group Home Services
KY DJJ's group homes serve a variety of youth and needs. These programs are able to serve younger and/or less serious offenders than youth development centers. Some group homes also function as step-down programs for youth leaving a residential center that could benefit from a less restrictive level of care before they return home.
Group homes use either day treatment or local public schools for the education component of their programs. Individual and group counseling, substance abuse treatment and community service are all components of group home programs. Generally, youth are placed as geographically close to home as possible.
Each of the 11 state-operated group homes houses ten youths who require a structured setting but pose less of a risk to than youths in development centers.
Group homes are Level 1 (minimum-security) facilities.
DJJ Group Home Programs
Ashland Group Home (Eastern Region) 3700 13th Street Capacity: 8 P.O. Box 2187 Offender Profile: Males Ashland, Kentucky 41105 Age Range: 16-18 (606) 920-2042 Setting: Urban (606) 920-2043 (Fax) Tom Horsley, Superintendent II Bowling Green Group Home (Western Region)
3210 Porter Pike Capacity: 10 Bowling Green, Kentucky 42103 Offender Profile: Males (270) 746-7458 Age Range: 16-18 (270) 843-1445 (Fax) Setting: Rural Gary Sheldon, Superintendent I Special Emphasis: Independent Living Burnside Group Home (Eastern Region)
200 Doodletown Road Capacity: 8 Burnside, Kentucky 42519 Offender Profile: Males (606) 561-5192 Age Range: 13-18 (606) 561-4432 (Fax) Setting: Rural Tim Burton, Superintendent II Frankfort Group Home (Central Region)
2790 Bridgeport-Benson Road Capacity: 8 Frankfort, Kentucky 40601 Offender Profile: Males (502) 227-4569 Age Range: 15-18 (502) 227-0167 Fax Setting: Rural Roger Combs, Superintendent I Frenchburg Group Home (Eastern Region)
P.O. Box 283 Capacity: 8 Frenchburg, Kentucky 40322 Offender Profile: Males (606) 768-3107 Age Range: 12-18 (606) 768-2117 (Fax) Setting: Rural Gary Fanning, Superintendent II Glasgow Group Home (Western Region)
501 East Main Street Capacity: 8 P.O. Box 1476 Offender Profile: Males Glasgow, Kentucky 42142 Age Range: 15-18 (270) 651-6085 Setting: Urban (270) 651-1012 (Fax) Kendall Williams, Superintendent I
Hopkinsville Group Home (Western Region) 2625 Madisonville Road Capacity: 8 Hopkinsville, Kentucky 42240 Offender Profile: Males (270) 885-4206 Age Range: 16-18 (270) 885-1624 (Fax) Setting: Rural VACANT, Superintendent I London Group Home (Eastern Region)
P.O. Box 1330 Capacity: 8 London, Kentucky 40743 Offender Profile: Females (606) 864-7911 Age Range: 13-18 (606) 868-1845 (Fax) Setting: Rural Janet Hensley, Superintendent II Mayfield Group Home (Western Region)
1208 Paris Road Capacity: 8 Mayfield, Kentucky 42066 Offender Profile: Females (270) 247-7700 Age Range: 14-18 (270) 247-8381 (Fax) Setting: Urban Bryan Bacon, Superintendent I Middlesboro Group Home (Eastern Region)
P.O. Box 2447 Capacity: 8 Middlesboro, Kentucky 40965 Offender Profile: Males (606) 248-6719 Age Range: 13-18 (606) 248-5946 (Fax) Setting: Urban Jim Hobbs, Superintendent II Westport Group Home (Central Region)
8300 Westport Road Capacity: 8 Louisville, Kentucky 40242 Offender Profile: Males (502) 425-1517 Age Range: 12-18 (502) 426-7418 Fax Setting: Urban Lew Mucker, Superintendent I
III. Residential Services
Kentucky takes pride in the fact that its facilities are small and treatment oriented. There are a total of 11 youth development centers (YDC's) throughout the state. One facility has 80 beds, while the others range in capacity from 30 to 45. Youth placed in youth development centers are usually between the ages of 14 and 18. The ages listed in the program descriptions below are the general guidelines -- exceptions may occur. The vast majority of the youth development center population are older youth; the average age is 17. Two facilities are secure settings. The remaining nine facilities are staff-secure.
All programs have an on-grounds six hour school day. All programs offer the youth educational alternatives, such as graduation track and GED track, as well as vocational opportunities. Some youth will be able to receive college credit through the virtual university program. Individual, group and family counseling are provided. Each facility has a psychologist. Youth participate in the substance abuse prevention/intervention program Prime for Life Under 21. Other programs include anger management, recreation, parenting classes and independent living classes. Community-based education, service learning and community service options are integral components of staff-secure facilities. Youth often go camping, to sporting events and other special activities.
Whenever possible, youth are placed in the program geographically closest to home. This helps facilitate family visiting and counseling, as well as transition/aftercare services back to their home, school and community. Youth may be granted furloughs to assist in treatment and transition/aftercare planning. Some youth are discharged home after completion of a youth development center program, while others may step down to a less restrictive placement, such as a group home or therapeutic foster care.
Although aftercare is an important component for all youth, each region has one facility designated for youth determined to be at a high risk for recidivism. An aftercare liaison is employed at these facilities to work with both the residential program staff and community staff in planning for the youth's return to the community.
Level 2 (medium-security facility) Level 3 (closed-security facility) Green River Youth Development Center Northern Kentucky Youth Development Center Lincoln Village Youth Development Center Morehead Youth Development Center Cardinal Treatment Center Rice-Audubon Youth Development Center Level 4 (maximum-security facility) Mayfield Youth Development Center Adair Youth Development Center Lake Cumberland Youth Development Center Owensboro Treatment Center Woodsbend Youth Development Center Cadet Leadership and Education Program Bluegrass Reception and Assessment Center
The Cadet Leadership and Education Program (CLEP) stands as an evolved form of boot camp, as it combines traditional military drilling and regimen with intensive therapeutic services and supported transition back to the community.
CLEP serves adjudicated male delinquents, ages 14-17. Youth participate in the program for a minimum of eight months -- four months of residential treatment and four months of supervised community placement. Ten youth and one youth counselor, as well as several youth workers, are assigned to each platoon. The youth counselor, along with facility youth workers, provides services to youth during both the residential and community phases of the program -- thus allowing for continuity of treatment. Program Goals:
• To promote discipline through physical conditioning and teamwork
• To instill values of responsibility and a healthy work ethic
• To increase academic achievement
• To encourage participants to become productive, law-abiding citizens
• To ensure that offenders are held accountable for their actions
• To reduce drug and alcohol involvement
The Bluegrass Reception and Assessment Center is a model program utilizing innovations in the intake or reception of adjudicated youths committed to the Kentucky Department of Juvenile Justice. The primary purpose of the program is evaluating youths for criminogenic needs and identifying the most appropriate post-adjudication placement. This program operates in a staff-secure 24-bed (16 assessment beds & eight Alternatives to Detention beds) facility with a typical length of stay of 30 days.
Residential Services Programs
Adair Youth Development Center (Central Region) P.O. Box 39 Capacity: 80 (10 detention beds) 401 Appleby Drive Offender Profile: Males/Females Columbia, Kentucky 42728 Age Range: 14-18 (270) 384-0811 or 0822 Setting: Rural (270) 384-0073 (Fax) Norman Townsel, Superintendent III E. Earl Myles, Superintendent II Bluegrass Reception/Assessment Center (Eastern Region)
P.O. 12047 Capacity: 24 Lexington, Kentucky 40580 16 Assessment Beds (859) 246-2650 8 Alternative-to-Detention Beds (859) 246-2654 (Fax) Setting: Urban Paul McNeil, Superintendent II Cadet Leadership & Education Program (CLEP) (Eastern Region)
2665 Hwy. 30 West Offender Profile: Males Jackson, Kentucky 41339 Age Range: 14-17 (606) 295-2267 Setting: Rural (606) 295-2274 (Fax) Mark Nickell, Superintendent II Cardinal Treatment Center (Central Region)
2915 Freys Hill Road Capacity: 33 Louisville, Kentucky 40241 Offender Profile: Males (502) 425-2172 Age Range: 13-18 (502) 425-9252 (Fax) Setting: Urban Dale Gumm, Superintendent II Teresa Ross, Superintendent I Green River Youth Development Center (Western Region)
354 Boys Camp Road Capacity: 40 Cromwell, Kentucky 42333 Offender Profile: Males 270) 526-3826 Age Range: 15-18 (270) 526-2116 (Fax) Setting: Rural Richard Barnes, Superintendent II VACANT, Superintendent 1
Lake Cumberland Youth Development Center (Eastern Region) RT 4, Box 245 Capacity: 40 Monticello, Kentucky 42633 Offender Profile: Males (606) 348-4201 Age Range: 14-18 (606) 348-4953 (Fax) Setting: Rural Rick Thrasher, Superintendent II Lincoln Village Youth Development Center (Western Region)
820 New Glendale Road Capacity: 40 P.O. Box 959 Offender Profile: Males Elizabethtown, Kentucky 42701 Age Range: 14-18 (270) 766-5043 or 766-5044 Setting: Rural (270) 766-5048 (Fax) Robert Cockrum, Superintendent III Carol Lothery, Superintendent I Mayfield Youth Development Center (Western Region)
3179 State Route 45 South Capacity: 36 Mayfield, Kentucky 42066 Offender Profile: Males (270) 247-3237 Age Range: 13-18 (270) 247-2605 (Fax) Setting: Urban Angelique Rowe, Superintendent II Rene Dowdy, Superintendent I Morehead Youth Development Center (Eastern Region)
495 Forest Hill Dr. Capacity: 32 Morehead, Kentucky 40351 Offender Profile: Females (606) 784-6421 Age Range: 13-18 (606) 784-0021 (Fax) Setting: Urban VACANT, Superintendent II Mark Nickell, Acting Superintendent II Northern Ky. Youth Development Center (Eastern Region)
675 Eads Road, P.O. Box 100 Capacity: 40 Crittenden, Kentucky 41030 Offender Profile: Males (859) 356-3172 Age Range: 15-19 (859) 356-0873 (Fax) Setting: Urban Jeff Afterkirk, Superintendent II Special Emphasis: Max security Emotionally disturbed Owensboro Treatment Center (Western Region)
3001 Leitchfield Road Capacity: 30 Owensboro, Kentucky 42303 Offender Profile: Males (270) 687-7311 Age Range: 14-18 (270) 687-7343 (Fax) Setting: Urban VACANT, Superintendent II Special Emphasis: Sex offenders VACANT, Superintendent I Tim Corder, Acting Superintendent II Rice Audubon Youth Development Center (Central Region)
8711 LaGrange Road Capacity: 42 Louisville, Kentucky 40242 Offender Profile: Males (502) 425-7521 Age Range: 15-19 (502) 429-5386 (Fax) Setting: Urban Bruce Davis, Superintendent III VACANT, Superintendent II Woodsbend Youth Development Center (Eastern Region)
163 Woodsbend Boys Camp Road Capacity: 40 West Liberty, KY 41472 Offender Profile: Boys (606) 743-3177 Age Range: 14-18 (606) 743-3113 (Fax) Setting: Rural Henry Williams, Superintendent II
IV. Detention Services
The Kentucky Department of Juvenile Justice (KY DJJ) Program Services Division currently monitors all of Kentucky's juvenile holding facilities and secure juvenile detention facilities for compliance with state and federal mandates. KY DJJ also operates six secure juvenile detention centers and will operate or contract for four additional secure juvenile detention centers over the next two years as part of the Statewide Detention Plan. The ultimate purpose of the plan is for the state to assume responsibility for the pre-trial detention of all alleged delinquent juveniles and for state-operated detention centers to be located at a reasonable distance from every county seat.
As each new state-operated detention facility opens, intermittent holding facilities, juvenile holding facilities and non-state operated secure juvenile detention facilities in its catchment area close, and counties in the catchment area are relieved of the financial and physical responsibility of securing appropriate placement for delinquent juveniles awaiting trial.
As the KY DJJ opens each new state-operated secure detention center, it also ensures that a wide range of alternatives to secure detention programs and services are available in each area to serve juveniles who do not require secure placement -- thus, creating a detention custody continuum. Alternative programs may include intensive community supervision, home detention, home incarceration, staff secure shelters and/or foster homes.
If a youth is ordered detained at the detention hearing, KY DJJ staff screen the youth using a risk assessment evaluation tool. If the youth scores as suitable for a custody option other than secure detention, the facility’s Detention Alternatives Coordinator (DAC) makes a decision as to which option is most suitable based upon youth and family’s circumstances.
Youth may step up or down in the detention custody continuum based upon compliance or non-compliance with programs. A youth may begin detention in a secure setting but later move to home detention because the youth no longer requires such security. Likewise, a youth placed on home detention who violates his/her conditions may be placed in secure detention.
Detention Programs
Breathitt County Detention Center (Eastern Region) 2725 Hwy. 30 West Capacity: 48 beds Jackson, Kentucky 41339 Offender Profile: Males/Females (606) 295-2350 Setting: Rural (606) 295-2399 (Fax/Intake) (606) 295-2007 (Fax/Admin.) Doug Wilson, Superintendent II Campbell Regional Detention Center (Eastern Region)
590 Columbia Street Capacity: 52 beds Newport, Kentucky 41071 Offender Profile: Males/Females (859) 292-6371 Setting: Urban (859) 292-6478 (Fax) Keith Bales, Superintendent II Laurel Regional Detention Center (Eastern Region)
225 N. Laurel Road Capacity: 48 beds London, Kentucky 40741 Offender Profile: Males/Females (606) 862-7800 Setting: Rural (606) 877-5736 (Fax) David Babb, Superintendent II McCracken Regional Juvenile Detention Center (Western Region)
501 County Park Road Capacity: 48 beds Paducah, Kentucky 42001 Offender Profile: Males/Females (270) 575-7111 Setting: Rural (270) 575-7130 (Fax) Chuck Seidelman, Superintendent II Matt Harned, Superintendent I Warren Regional Juvenile Detention Center (Western Region)
1020 Kentucky Street Capacity: 48 beds P.O. Box 1250 Offender Profile: Males/Females Bowling Green, KY 42102-1250 Setting: Urban (270) 746-7155 (270) 746-7165 (Fax) Bruce Jennings, Superintendent II Caleb Asbridge, Superintendent I
V. Private Child Care Facilities
The Department of Juvenile Justice contracts with private child care providers for a guaranteed minimum number of beds. Many of the providers have a continuum of care which makes it possible for a youth to begin placement on a residential campus and move to a less restrictive placement, such as transitional living group homes, independent living or foster care.
The Department does not contract for a minimum number of beds but accesses these programs on a fee-for-service basis. The programs are not all-inclusive, but are the most commonly used private child care resources (other than contracted programs).
Wilderness/Intensive Probation Program (WIPP)
This is a unique program through a contractual arrangement with the Presbyterian Child Welfare Agency (PCWA/Buckhorn). The program consists of a 60-day residential component with a five-month intensive in-home service component. It is unique in two ways: 1) The program is for probated rather than committed youth. Attendance is made a term of probation (for a youth that would otherwise be committed), and failure to satisfactorily complete the program means the youth goes back before the court for probation violation. 2) The residential component is abbreviated and is geared to preparing youth for the treatment that will be part of the community component.
Buckhorn works with the family during the time the youth is in the residential phase to prepare them for the youth's return. After discharge, Buckhorn provides intensive in-home services, including the day-to-day case activities, responding to any family crisis situation and providing "video training therapy."
Adanta Child & Family Services (Group Home/Foster Care)
259 Parkers Mill Road Somerset, KY 42501 (606) 679-4782 (606) 678-5296 Fax Cathy Epperson, CEO Barnabas Home (Residential Treatment)
P.O. Box 340 4500 Highway 30 West Annville, KY 40402 (606) 364-3640 (606) 364-2534 Fax John W. Smith Bellewood Presbyterian Home for Children
11103 Park Road Louisville, KY 40223 (502) 245-4171 (502) 245-7447 Fax www.bellewood.org Bowling Green Campus (Group Home for Males – Capacity 12) 331 Brookwood Road Bowling Green, KY 42101 (270) 782-2756 (270) 793-0704 Jim Croxton Louisville Campus (Residential Center/Independent Living for Males & Females) 11103 Park Road Louisville, KY 40223 (502) 245-4171 (502) 245-7447 Fax Russell Williams, Psy. D. Bluegrass Boys’ Ranch
2326 Royster Road Lexington, KY 40516 (859) 299-9619 (877) 729-8882 Toll Free (859) 299-9619 Fax Jamie Breeding, Executive Director Bluegrass Residential and Support Services (Community Support Services)
4142 Old Columbia Road Campbellsville, KY 42718 (270) 789-4425 (270) 789-3998 Fax Karen Gardner
Brighton Center Inc. P.O. Box 325 Newport, KY 41072 (859) 491-8303 (859) 491-8702 Fax Robert Brewster, Executive Director Homeward Bound Runaway Shelter (Emergency Shelter for Males & Females – Capacity 16) 13-15 East 20th Street Covington, KY 41014 (859) 491-8303 Ext 2103 Anita Prater Brooklawn (Therapeutic Services/Psychiatric Residential Treatment Facility for Males – Capacity 98)
2125 Goldsmith Lane Louisville, KY 40218-1206 (502) 451-5177 (502) 451-0896 Fax David A. Graves, CEO Campbell Lodge Boys’ Home (5-day residential program for boys 12-18 years of age)
5161 Skyline Drive Cold Spring, KY 41076 (859) 781-1214 Michael Schroth, Executive Director Care Academy (Treatment Program for Males & Females 13-18 years of age – Capacity 72)
P.O. Box 187 Willisburg, KY 40078 (859) 375-0400 (859) 375-0409 Fax Jeff Doig, CEO www.careacademy.com Chaney House Group Home Inc. (Group Home for Males 12-18 years of age)
115 South Green Street Henderson, KY 42420 (270) 827-2253 (270) 831-2585 Fax Robert E. Durden, Director Children’s Home of Northern Kentucky (Residential Treatment for Males 7-17 years of age–Capacity
34) 200 Home Road Covington, KY 41011-1942 (859) 261-8768 (859) 291-2431 Fax Kathy Stephens, CEO
Christian Church Homes of Kentucky
P.O. Box 4 1151 Perryville Road Danville, KY 40423-0819 (859) 236-6828 (859) 236-7044 Fax Kathy L. Miles Woodlawn Children’s Campus (Short-term Crisis Care for ages 6-18) 1151 Perryville Road Danville, KY 40422 (859) 236-5507 Lee Martin, Jr., Executive Director Cleveland Home (Residential Treatment for Females 12-16 years of age)
140 Park Street Versailles, KY 40383 (859) 873-3271 (859) 873-2410 Fax Mary Oldiges, Executive Director www.clevelandhome.org Coleman House Shelter
123 Cisco Road Lexington, KY 40504 (859) 254-0361 Richard Jones Communicare Children’s Crisis Stabilization Unit
100 Gray Street Elizabethtown, KY 42701 (270) 360-0419 (270) 763-1609 Community Living
333 Guthrie, Suite 308 Louisville, KY 40202-3820 (502) 585-5272 (502) 585-5277 Fax Community Presence
P.O. Box 1185 Grayson, KY 41143 (606) 474-6661 Community Youth Services (Residential Care for Males & Females 10-18 years of age)
195 East Lincoln Trail Radcliff, KY 40160 (270) 351-6852 (270) 351-6868 Fax Jeff Felty, Executive Director
Cornerstone Counseling (Counseling)
10200 Linn Station Road Triad East, Suite 200 Louisville, KY 40223 (502) 245-4890 (800) 981-7493 Toll Free (502) 245-4828 Fax Offices in: Ashland, Berea, Bowling Green, Campbellsville, Corbin, Erlanger, Frankfort, Harlan, Harold, Hazard, Henderson, Hopkinsville, LaGrange, Louisa, New Castle, Owensboro, Paducah, Pineville, and Somerset. http://www.iglou.com/kbhc Diocesan Catholic Children’s Home (Residential Treatment for Males & Females 6-14 years of age)
75 Orphanage Road Ft. Mitchell, KY 41017 (859) 331-2040 (859) 344-5022 Fax Sister Jean Marie Hoffman, Executive Director www.dcchome.com Ed Necco and Associates Inc. (Foster Care/Tracking/Monitoring)
1212 Bath Avenue, Suite L1 Ashland, KY 41101 (606) 324-9775 (606) 324-7575 Fax Ed Necco and Associates Inc. (Foster Care/Tracking/Monitoring)
1711 Destiny Lane, Suite 111 Bowling Green, KY 42104 (270) 781-8112 (270) 781-8114 Fax Ed Necco and Associates Inc. (Foster Care/Tracking/Monitoring)
5982 North Jefferson Burlington, KY 41005 (859) 586-2300 (859) 586-2333 Fax Ed Necco and Associates Inc. (Foster Care/Tracking/Monitoring)
629 Washington Street Paducah, KY 42003 (270) 444-6500 (270) 444-9665 Fax Father Maloney’s Boys’ Haven (Residential Treatment for Males 12-18 years of age – Capacity 20)
2301 Goldsmith Lane Louisville, KY 40218 (502) 458-1171 (502) 451-2161 Fax Vern Rickert, Executive Director
FHC Cumberland Hall (Residential/Psychiatric Treatment for Males 12-17 years of age)
210 West 17th Street Hopkinsville, KY 42240 (270) 886-1919 (270) 886-1335 Fax Alan Chapman, Administrator www.absfirst.com Florence Crittenton Home & Services, Inc. (Temporary Shelter for Females)
519 West Fourth Street Lexington, KY 40508 (859) 252-8636 (859) 252-5546 Fax Mary Venezie, Executive Director Foothills Academy (Treatment Program for Males)
Route 5 Box 507-A Albany, KY 42602 (606) 387-4673 George Page Gateway Juvenile Diversion Project Inc. (Short-term Detention for Males & Females – Capacity 12)
29 North Maysville Road Mt. Sterling, KY 40353 (859) 498-9892 (859) 498-9892 Fax Kaye Ratliff, Director Hollon House (Group Home for Males & Females – Capacity 8)
P.O. Box 1385 Georgetown, KY 40324 (502) 863-6499 (502) 863-6499 Fax Lee Dawson, Director Holston Family Services (Family Service Center)
739 Washington Street Paducah, KY 42003 (270) 443-9004 (270) 443-3128 Fax [email protected] Home of the Innocents (Emergency Shelter for Males & Females – Capacity 40)
1100 East Market Street Louisville, KY 40206 (502) 596-1000 (502) 596-1400 Fax Gordon S. Brown, President www.homeoftheinnocents.org Hope Hill Children’s Home (Residential Treatment for Males & Females – Capacity 40)
10230 Hope-Means Road Hope, KY 40334 (859) 498-5230 (859) 498-2606 Fax
Robert Talbot H.O.S.T. House (Group Home for Males & Females 13-17 years of age – Capacity 10)
301 East Jefferson Street LaGrange, KY 40031 (502) 225-9944 (502) 225-9955 Fax Steven Holoviak Kentucky Baptist Homes for Children
10200 Linn Station Road Triad East Suite 200 Louisville, KY 40223 (502) 245-2101 (800) 456-1386 Toll-free Larry Owens www.kbhc.org Baptist Youth Ranch (Therapeutic Care for Males – Capacity 12) P.O. Box 4075 Elizabethtown, KY 42702 (270) 737-3888 (270) 737-2157 Fax C.A. Brown Genesis Home (Residential Care for Females – Capacity 15) 4747 Old Dublin Road Mayfield, KY 42066 (270) 623-6144 (270) 623-6146 Fax Tammy Keezer Glen Dale Children’s Home (Residential Care for Females – Capacity 24) 2125 Gilead Church Road P.O. Box 97 Glendale, KY 42740 (270) 369-7380 (270) 369-6077 Fax Robert Carlin KBHC Dixon Center (Therapeutic Care for Females – Capacity 12) 86 Burnt Mill Road Dixon, KY 42409 (270) 639-5457 (270) 639-0079 Fax Kenneth J. Williams KBHC Morehead Center (Therapeutic Care for Females – Capacity 12) 2495 Cranston Road Morehead, KY 42501 (606) 784-5882 Dean Harney
Spring Meadows Children’s Home (Residential Care for Males – Capacity 24) 10901 Shelbyville Road Louisville, KY 40243 (502) 245-2161 (502) 814-7171 Fax Stan Brown Wilderness Camping Treatment Program (Treatment Program for Males – Capacity 56) P.O. Box 498 Bronston, KY 42518 (606) 561-5797 Kentucky United Methodist Homes for Children and Youth
Versailles Campus Treatment Program (Residential Treatment for Males & Females – Capacity 60) 2050 Lexington Pike P.O. Box 749 Versailles, KY 40383 (859) 873-4481 (859) 873-8078 Fax Dr. E. Ray Throckmorton Kentucky United Methodist Homes for Children and Youth
Mary Kendall Home (Residential Treatment for Females – Capacity 12) 193 Phillips Court Owensboro, KY 42303 (270) 683-6481 (270) 926-0817 Fax Carla Barr, Director LDS Social Services
1000 Hurstbourne Lane P.O. Box 24487 Louisville, KY 40224 (502) 429-0077 (317) 872-1756 Fax Dennis D. Perkins Maplewood Children’s Home (Temporary Shelter for Males & Females – Capacity 29)
3261 Maplewood Drive Burlington, KY 41005 (859) 334-3550 (859) 334-3561 Fax Kirk Kavanaugh, Administrator Maryhurst
1015 Dorsey Lane Louisville, KY 40223-2612 (502) 245-1576 (502) 245-4737 Fax Judy Lambeth, President [email protected]
Maryhurst Family Treatment Home Program (Therapeutic/Foster Care) Wraparound Program (Short-term Support Services) 5227 Bardstown Road Louisville, KY 40291 (502) 245-4576 (502) 245-4737 Fax Maryhurst C.L.A.S.P. (Afterschool/Summer Program for 30 youth per site – ages 7-16) 980 Edward Avenue Louisville, KY 40204 Maryhurst Independent Living Program (Independent Living for Females – Capacity 9) Maryhurst Journey Place Program (Residential Treatment) 2252 Payne Street Louisville, KY 40206 (502) 895-2950 Maryhurst Treasure Home (Group Home for Females 12-18 years of age – Capacity 14) 132 Stoll Avenue Louisville, KY 40206 (502) 897-6255 Metro Alternative Shelter House (M.A.S.H.) (Temporary Shelter for Youths 11-17 years of age–Capacity 8)
536 West Third Street Lexington, KY 40508 (859) 254-2501 Stephanie Hong Nelson County Community Based Residential Living Home (Group Home)
8163 Boston Road Bardstown, KY 40004 (270) 833-4070 Anthony Cecil, III New Pathways for Children (Residential Treatment)
Reidland – 10-bed residential facility for females Gardner Campus – 15-bed residential facility for males 3233 Shaw Road P.O. Box 10 Melber, KY 42069 (270) 674-6061 (270) 674-6065 Fax Tracey Wyatt, Ph.D., Director Pennyroyal Center (MH Counseling)
735 North Drive P.O. Box 614 Hopkinsville, KY 42241-0614 (270) 886-9317 Steve Glasscock, Ph.D., Clinic Coordinator Pentecostal Children’s Home (Serves Males & Females 3-17 years of age)
P.O. Box 550 Barbourville, KY 40906 (606) 546-3805
James W. Perry Potter’s Children’s Home & Family Ministries Inc. (Transitional Living/Residential Group Care/Foster Care)
2350 Nashville Road Bowling Green, KY 42101 (270) 843-3038 (270) 782-2465 Fax Roger Wood, Executive Director Presbyterian Child Welfare Agency & Buckhorn Children’s Foundation
116 Buckhorn Lane Buckhorn, KY 41721 (606) 398-7000 (800) 472-3678 Toll Free (606) 398-7912 Fax William McCarty, President/CEO www.buckhorn.org Buckhorn Children’s Center (Residential Treatment Program, Psychiatric Residential Treatment, Supervised Apartment Living, Transitional Residential Treatment, Treatment Foster Care & Wilderness Program) 116 Buckhorn Lane Buckhorn, KY 41721 (606) 398-7000 (800) 472-3678 Toll Free (606) 398-7912 Fax Jim Gibson, Campus Director Buckhorn of the Bluegrass and Lake Cumberland Family Based Services (Intensive Family Based Services & Aftercare Services) 1219 Lexington Road Richmond, KY 40475 (859) 626-8200 (859) 626-8201 Fax Ron Zimmerman, Director Buckhorn of Louisville (Treatment Foster Care, Intensive Family Based Services, & Supervised Apartment Living) 1115 Garvin Place Louisville, KY 40203 (502) 584-5250 (877) 862-6590 Toll Free (502) 584-5385 Fax Community Based Residential Services (Lexington Community Based Residential Living, Richmond Community Based Residential Living, Nelson County Community Based Residential Living) 1219 Lexington Road Richmond, KY 40475 (859) 626-8200 (859) 626-8201 Fax Kim Henderson, Director
Dessie Scott Children’s Home (Residential Treatment Program) Old Highway 15 Pine Ridge, KY 41362 (606) 668-6445 (606) 668-6008 Fax Jeff Honaker, Campus Director Lincoln Trail District/Bardstown Leadership Academy (Group Home, Day Treatment, Intensive Family Based Services, Treatment Foster Care) 6855 Louisville Road Cox’s Creek, KY 40013 (502) 349-1809 (877) 308-1486 Toll Free (502) 350-0938 Randy Arnold, Director Ramey Estep Homes Inc. (Residential Treatment/Foster Care/Independent Living for Males & Females)
1005 Bob McCullough Drive Ashland, KY 41105-1871 (606) 928-6648 (606) 928-1056 Fax Dr. Kathy Cook, CEO St. Joseph Children’s Home (Residential Program)
2823 Frankfort Avenue Louisville, KY 40206 (502) 893-0241 (502) 896-2394 Fax Dennis Davis St. Joseph’s Peace Mission (Males & Females – Capacity 8)
P.O. Box 23108 Owensboro, KY 42304 (270) 683-9441 (270) 683-4407 Fax June Bell, Executive Director Seven Counties Services (Mental Health Center)
101 W. Muhammad Ali Boulevard Louisville, KY 40202-1451 (502) 589-8600 Howard Bracco, Ph.D., President Sewell Family & Children’s Center (Crisis Stabilization Facility/Therapeutic Services for Males & Females)
3826 Highway 15 South Jackson, KY 41339 (606) 666-8820 (606) 666-8597 Fax Dr. Louise Howell
Shadow Mountain Academy Alternative School (Females)
P.O. Box 60 6930 Winchester Road Irvine, KY 40336 (606) 723-3977 (606) 723-3227 Fax Arthur D. Ballard, Principal Shedd Academy (School for Students with Dyslexia, ADD & Learning Disabilities)
401 South Seventh Street P.O. Box 493 Mayfield, KY 42066 (270) 247-8007 (270) 247-0637 Fax Dr. Paul R. Thompson Specialized Alternatives for Families and Youth (Foster Care/Counseling)
145 Burt Road, Suite 7 Lexington, KY 40503 (859) 971-2585 (859) 971-7594 Fax The Villages (Transitional Living/Foster Care)
4021 Preston Highway Louisville, KY 40213 (502) 361-7010 (502) 361-7064 Fax www.villages.org Volunteers of America of Kentucky Inc. (Human Service Programs)
933 Goss Avenue Louisville, KY 40217 (502) 636-0771 (502) 637-8111 Fax Joe Stevenson, President Wildflower Child Care Facility (Capacity 10)
11417 Bearcamp Road Louisville, KY 40272 (502) 937-4879 (502) 937-8266 Fax Larisa Kim Beaver YMCA Safe Place Services (Crisis Intervention)
2400 Crittenden Drive Louisville, KY 40217 (502) 635-5233 Dennis Enix, Executive Director www.ymcalouisville.org
VI.
Community Services
Overview
The Department of Juvenile Justice offers community services in all 120 Kentucky counties. Upon commitment or probation to KY DJJ, every youth is assigned to a Juvenile Services Worker or community worker.
• For committed youth, the worker assesses each youth's needs for supervision and services; thus, he/she plays a vital role in determining whether the youth will remain in the community or be referred for out-of-home placement.
• For probated youth and for committed youth remaining in the community or returning to the community after stepping down from a residential facility or group home, the worker provides case management services, ensure youth accountability, and brokers necessary services, such as counseling and medical care, from local vendors.
The worker also maintains regular contact with each assigned youth through home visitation, school contacts, treatment provider contacts and office visits.
The worker develops individualized conditions of probation or supervised community placement for each youth and then monitors the youth's activities to ensure that conditions are met. A variety of tools are used in monitoring youth, including electronic monitoring, random drug testing and Juvenile Intensive Supervision Teams (services vary by community).
When a youth on supervised community placement is thought to have violated conditions of his/her placement, the community worker requests a revocation hearing from KY DJJ's central office. The purpose of the hearing is to determine whether conditions of placement have actually been violated. If violations are found and the revocation is warranted, appropriate out-of-home placement is arranged.
Education
Youth on probation or supervised community placement may be permitted to attend local public/private schools or may be required to attend a day treatment program for educational services. Day treatment programs are organized around a normal classroom schedule and provide a highly individualized instruction.
Random Drug Screening
KY DJJ's random drug screening program is designed to identify youth who are using illicit drugs so that appropriate treatment services may be provided, as well as to monitor youth who have had past drug-related problems.
Electronic Monitoring (Ankle Bands)
A youth on electronic monitoring wears a small transmitter around his/her ankle 24 hours per day, seven days per week until he/she has completed the program. The ankle transmitter sends constant coded signals to a receiver to verify the youth's presence in his/her home.
Electronic Monitoring (Voice Verification)
Upon entering the voice-monitoring program, each youth's voiceprint, similar to a fingerprint, is recorded. A voice monitoring verification system then makes random calls to the youth to ensure that he/she is complying with his/her curfew conditions of supervised community placement.
Intensive Aftercare
In an effort to reduce recidivism, KY DJJ initiated the Intensive Aftercare Program (IAP) to provide intensive services to youth identified as being at the highest risk of re-offending upon return to the community.
Upon being identified as in need of intensive aftercare (IA) services, a youth is placed in one of KY DJJ's three IAP-designated residential treatment programs. A team, consisting of an IA worker (who is assigned to the community), an aftercare liaison (who is assigned to the residential treatment facility), and residential facility treatment staff, works to make the youth's transition from residential placement to the community as successful as possible by preparing a detailed aftercare plan tailored to meet the youth's unique needs.
While the youth is in residential placement, his/her IA worker and the facility's aftercare liaison prepare for the youth's reentry in the community by scheduling counseling appointments, meeting with the youth's family, exploring job opportunities and locating possible mentors.
Upon leaving the IAP-designated residential treatment facility, the youth moves to a less-structured step-down program such as foster care, a group home or a day treatment program. Once the youth returns to the community, he/she is transitioned through a community phase system that is coordinated by the IA worker and includes intensive contacts, services and supervision.
Kentucky Intensive Services Project (KISP)
The KISP program diverts youths from residential placement by using an array of interventions to provide an intensive level of home-based services for juvenile offenders and their families. Services can include 24-hour crisis intervention, parent training and help groups, wrap-around coordination of community services, educational/vocational planning and multi-systemic family treatment. The goal is to do whatever is necessary to reduce delinquent behavior, while protecting community safety.
COMMUNITY OFFICES
Central Region District 1 Community Office
600 West Cedar Street - Lower Level Louisville, Kentucky 40202 (502) 595-3161 - Office (502) 595-3073 – Fax Lynn Lockridge - Supervisor Jefferson County Central Region District 2 Community Office
8711 LaGrange Road Louisville, KY 40242 (502) 429-6277 – Office (502) 429-3535 Fax Marcia Fegley - Supervisor Carroll, Oldham, Henry, Trimble, Gallatin, Shelby & Spencer Counties Central Region District 3 Community Office
1210B Old Bloomfield Pike Bardstown, KY 40004 (502) 349-0473 – Office (502) 349-6653 – Fax Mark Mays – Supervisor Bullitt, Larue, Marion, Nelson, Taylor & Washington Counties Central Region District 4 Community Office
P. O. Box 100 801 Tennessee Road Albany, KY 42602 (606) 387-6304 – Office (606) 387-5925 – Fax Sheila Nuszbaum – Supervisor Adair, Clinton, Cumberland, Green, Metcalfe, & Russell Counties Central Region District 5 Community Office
165 Imperial Way Nicholasville, KY 40356 (859) 881-0462 – Officde (859) 881-0861 – Fax Mark Averett, Supervisor Boyle, Casey, Garrard, Jessamine, Lincoln, & Mercer Counties Central Region District 6 Community Office
318 St. Clair Frankfort, KY 40601 (502) 564-0544 – Office (502) 564-0655 – Fax Pat Bell – Supervisor Anderson, Grant, Franklin, Scott & Woodford Counties
Eastern Region District 1 Community Office 601 Washington Avenue, Suite 75 Newport, KY 41071 (859) 292-6652 – Office (859) 292-6339 – Fax Vicki Kohus – Supervisor Boone, Campbell & Kenton Counties Eastern Region District 2 Community Office
308 Webster Avenue P.O. Box 203 Cynthiana, KY 41031 (859) 234-8402 – Office (859) 234-8811 – Fax Alex Ford – Supervisor Bath, Bourbon, Bracken, Fleming, Harrison, Mason, Nicholas, Pendleton, Robertson, & Rowan Counties Eastern Region District 3 Community Office
101 Miller Fraley Plaza P.O. Box 365 Grayson, KY 41143 (606) 475-9604 – Office (606) 475-3455 – Fax Sandy McGuire – Supervisor Boyd, Carter, Elliott, Greenup, Johnson, Lawrence, Lewis, Martin, & Morgan Counties Eastern Region District 4 Community Office
131 Summit Drive, Suite 102 Pikeville, KY 41501 (606) 433-7045 – Office (606) 433-7048 – Fax Josie Wright – Supervisor Breathitt, Floyd, Knott, Letcher, Magoffin, Perry, Pike, & Wolfe Counties Eastern Region District 5 Community Office
805 South Main Street, Suite 217 Corbin, KY 40701 (606) 528-4050 – Office (606) 528-0404 – Fax Miranda Denney – Supervisor Bell, Clay, Harlan, Knox, Laurel, Leslie, McCreary, Pulaski, Wayne, & Whitley Counties Eastern Region District 6 Community Office
692 Newtown Pike P.O. Box 12386 Lexington, KY 40583 (859) 246-2598 – Office (859) 246-2602 – Fax Stephanie Francis – Supervisor Fayette County
Eastern Region District 7 Community Office 164 Court Street P.O. Box 428 Stanton, KY 40380 (606) 663-1099 – Office (606) 663-9372 – Fax Norman Caldwell – Supervisor Clark, Estill, Jackson, Lee, Madison, Menifee, Montgomery, Owsley, Powell, & Rockcastle Counties Western Region District 1 Community Office
916 North Mulberry Street, Suite 150 P.O. Box 1598 Elizabethtown, KY 42702 (270) 766-5188 – Office (270) 766-5244 – Fax Harvey Branstetter – Supervisor Breckinridge, Grayson, Hardin, & Meade Counties Western Region District 2 Community Office
1823 McIntosh Street, Suite 112 Bowling Green, KY 42104 (270) 746-7498 – Office (270) 746-7083 – Fax Bruce Odle – Supervisor Allen, Barren, Butler, Edmonson, Hart, Logan, Simpson, & Warren Counties Western Region District 3 Community Office
1100 South Main Street Second Floor, Suite 24 Hopkinsville, KY 42240 (270) 889-6030 – Office (270) 889-6033 – Fax James Shuck – Supervisor Caldwell, Christian, Livingston, Lyon, Todd, & Trigg Counties Western Region District 4 Community Office
311 West Second Street Owensboro, KY 42301 (270) 687-7101 – Office (270) 687-7106 – Fax Denny Lee – Supervisor Daviess, Hancock, McLean, Muhlenberg, & Ohio Counties Western Region District 5 Community Office
410 South Dixie Street P.O. Box 2715 Paducah, KY 42002-2715 (270) 575-7095 – Office (270) 575-7098 – Fax John Weyers – Supervisor Ballard, Calloway, Carlisle, Fulton, Graves, Hickman, McCracken, & Marshall Counties
Western Region District 6 Community Office 417 South Main Street, Suite A-2 Henderson, KY 42420 (270) 826-6650 – Office (270) 831-2380 – Fax Kim Jackson – Supervisor Crittenden, Henderson, Hopkins, Union & Webster Counties
