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Emergency shelter for women and children three meals daily plus on-site life skills, job training and health-care supports. Property type: Emergency shelter

Six-month in-custody substance use recovery programs for men (since 2002) and women (since 2006) at the Fayette County Detention Center, using 28 Recovery Dynamics lessons, cognitive-behavioral intervention classes addressing criminal thinking patterns, participant accountability communities, and AA meetings held in the facility.

Federally Qualified Health Center providing preventive care, treatment for acute and chronic illness, dental care, pharmacy prescription fulfillment, and integrated behavioral health and counseling across 16-17 sites in the greater Lexington area, including schools and mobile clinics. Cost: Sliding fee scale based on ability to pay

Federally Qualified Health Center providing preventive and primary health care for pediatric, adult and geriatric patients at three Lexington clinics, including a clinic co-located at the New Life Day Center homeless day shelter. Holds federal Section 330 funding that includes support for migrant and seasonal farmworkers and people experiencing homelessness. Interprofessional team model including physicians, nurse practitioners, nurses, clinical pharmacists and licensed clinical social workers. Cost: Sliding fee scale

Comprehensive primary medical care, oral surgery, dental care, physical therapy, diabetes education, nutrition counseling, gynecological care, psychiatric care and counseling for uninsured and under-insured residents. Serves all patients regardless of socioeconomic, immigration or health status.

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Multilingual, multidisciplinary center where local residents and foreign-born residents obtain information, access programs and services, meet for cultural events and visit an international art gallery.

Domestic violence bonus project providing housing and supportive services to survivors of intimate partner violence in the Lexington CoC.

Supportive coordination component of the domestic violence bonus project.

Primary medical care delivered within two Lexington shelters for people experiencing homelessness, plus outreach and a Patient Assistance Fund through which Community Health Workers help patients address food insecurity, housing, transportation and other barriers.

Sliding-scale health clinic co-located at the Hope Center emergency shelter serving people experiencing homelessness. Cost: Sliding scale

Integrated primary care, women's health, pediatrics, behavioral health, dental care and on-site pharmacies Property type: Health-care facility

Group therapy and educational 12-step support groups focused on a recovery lifestyle for men and women, delivered by behavioral health clinicians with addiction expertise. Flexible alternative to residential care.

Three hot meals served daily to men in the Hope Center emergency shelter. Dinner is open to anyone in the community facing food insecurity.

CoC planning grant for the Lexington-Fayette County Continuum of Care.

HUD-recognized Continuum of Care planning body for Lexington-Fayette County. Coordinates policies, strategies and activities to prevent and reduce homelessness administers coordinated entry conducts the annual LexCount point-in-time count allocates HUD CoC funding to local projects.

Lexington CoC program project.

Comprehensive resettlement agency for refugees, parolees and asylees affiliate office of Church World Service. Immigration legal assistance covering adjustment of status, asylum, consular processing, DACA, employment authorization, family-based petitions, naturalization and citizenship, removal hearings, Special Immigrant Juvenile Status, T visas, Temporary Protected Status, U visas and VAWA petitions, including representation before the Immigration Court. Non-legal services include citizenship and civics classes, employment services, ESL, housing referrals, language services, Know Your Rights presentations, psychological services, and ORR- and DOJ/OVC-funded services for trafficking victims. Cost: Nominal fee charged for some services

Assisted rental housing owned or managed by the Lexington-Fayette Urban County Housing Authority. Rent is income-based under HUD rules. Property type: Public housing

Assisted rental housing owned or managed by the Lexington-Fayette Urban County Housing Authority. Rent is income-based under HUD rules. Property type: Section 8 project-based voucher / RAD

Assisted rental housing owned or managed by the Lexington-Fayette Urban County Housing Authority. Rent is income-based under HUD rules. Property type: Public housing

Assisted rental housing owned or managed by the Lexington-Fayette Urban County Housing Authority. Rent is income-based under HUD rules. Property type: Public housing

Assisted rental housing owned or managed by the Lexington-Fayette Urban County Housing Authority. Rent is income-based under HUD rules. Property type: Section 8 project-based voucher - senior

Assisted rental housing owned or managed by the Lexington-Fayette Urban County Housing Authority. Rent is income-based under HUD rules. Property type: Section 8 project-based voucher - senior

Assisted rental housing owned or managed by the Lexington-Fayette Urban County Housing Authority. Rent is income-based under HUD rules. Property type: Public housing

Assisted rental housing owned or managed by the Lexington-Fayette Urban County Housing Authority. Rent is income-based under HUD rules. Property type: Public housing

Assisted rental housing owned or managed by the Lexington-Fayette Urban County Housing Authority. Rent is income-based under HUD rules. Property type: Public housing

WIOA-funded workforce services: career counseling and assessment, job search and placement, individual training accounts, on-the-job training, apprenticeship connection, adult education referral, youth services, dislocated worker services, veteran priority of service, and employer services.

Permanent supportive housing serving the Bluegrass region through the Lexington CoC.

Long-term residential recovery program for men operating since 1996, using the Recovery Dynamics curriculum in a peer-driven, professionally supervised community model emphasizing personal responsibility and mutual accountability. Over a thousand graduates.

Rapid rehousing program operating in Lexington.

Housing First permanent supportive housing program the largest single CoC-funded project in the Lexington CoC.

Lead agency for Lexington's Continuum of Care coordinates homelessness response, funding, strategic planning, extreme-weather plans, and access guidance. Property type: Government office

Coordinates planning and activities across Lexington's homeless service providers to ensure access to shelter, food, employment and housing. Serves as collaborative applicant and lead agency for the Lexington-Fayette County Continuum of Care (KY-502). Maintains the community cold-weather plan and extreme-heat weather plan. Does NOT provide direct client services.

Rapid rehousing program in the Lexington CoC.

HUD public housing authority serving Fayette County. Administers approximately 3,455 Housing Choice Vouchers and 850 public housing units, serving roughly 4,097 low-income households. More than 800 landlords participate in the voucher program. Property type: Public housing authority (portfolio of 850 units plus 3,455 vouchers)

Recovery community organization founded and staffed by people in recovery. Operates a walk-in Recovery Community Center offering over 1,000 recovery meetings per year across all pathways to recovery a mobile outreach unit reaching people in active addiction on the street with Narcan training, transportation to recovery centers and a Barrier Relief Program and embedded recovery coaches in over 80 partner facilities including hospitals, detention centers, opioid treatment programs, courts and recovery centers. Service area: Recovery Community Center in Lexington mobile teams in Fayette and Jefferson professional teams reported in 11+ counties not individually named in the source

Child-friendly forensic interviews, medical examinations, trauma-focused mental health services, victim advocacy, multidisciplinary team coordination with social workers, law enforcement and prosecutors, and professional and community training.

State-mandated services under KRS 209A: 24-hour crisis hotline, safe and secure emergency shelter, food and clothing access, legal and court advocacy, transportation and accompaniment, case management and safety planning, support groups and counseling, children's groups and school access, parenting classes, housing assistance and financial education, public benefits advocacy, community education and prevention.

Feeding America member food bank serving 50 counties in Central and Eastern Kentucky through a network of partner food pantries and meal programs. Direct programs include mobile pantry, produce distribution, children's programs, healthcare pantry program, SNAP application assistance, senior programs and Sharing Thanksgiving.