This Community Resource Guide was put together by Ephraim McDowell Health to help individuals find the resources they need to achieve optimal health in order to eliminate any social disparities.

Services located in Boyle County are as follows:

Family Services 

Centro Latino of Danville/Boyle County (859) 755-4233

Compassionate Friends (Grief Support) (859) 319-1419

Court Appointed Special Advocates (859) 236-5507

HANDS Program, Boyle County Health Department (859) 236-2053

Haven Care Center (Pregnancy Resource Center) (859) 236-9282

Heart of KY United Way (859) 238-6986 or 211

 

Health Care 

Boyle County Health Department (859) 236-2053

Ephraim McDowell Regional Medical Center (859) 239-1000

 

Housing 

Boyle County Habitat for Humanity (859) 236-9153

D&S Residential Services (859) 236-5400

Heart of KY United Way (859) 238-6986 or 211

Housing Authority (859) 236-6116

Salvation Army (859) 236-4473

Section 8 Housing (859) 236-0039

 

Legal Services 

Boyle County Attorney (859) 238-1121

Heart of KY United Way (859) 238-6986 or 211

Legal Aid (859) 233-4556

 

Meals/Food Services 

Boyle County Senior Citizens (859) 236-2070

Community Friends Outreach Food Bank (859) 374-5009

Food Stamp Office (859) 306-8959

Heart of KY United Way (859) 238-6986 or 211

New Hope Food Pantry (859) 319-0263

WIC (859) 236-2053

 

Mental Health 

Eastern State Hospital – Bluegrass Mental Health (859) 246-8000

Ephraim McDowell Behavioral Health (859) 239-5570

Heart of KY United Way (859) 238-6986 or 211

New Vista (Formerly Danville Comprehensive Care Center) (859) 236-2726

New Vista Crisis Line (800) 928-8000 or Dial 988

 

Protective Services 

Ampersand (859) 236-4445

CHFS Department for Social Services, Protection & Permanency (859) 239-7105

Greenhouse 17 (800) 544-2022

Sunrise Children’s Services (859) 236-5507

 

Public Assistance 

Bluegrass Community Action (859) 236-2955

Central Kentucky Interpreter Referral (859) 236-9888

CHFS Department for Community-Based Services (855) 306-8959

Child Support Enforcement (859) 238-1120

Family Services Association (859) 236-3863

 

School Resources 

Adult Education, Danville Independent Schools (859) 238-1300

Boyle County Family Resource Center (Junction City & Perryville Elem.) (859) 936-7524

Boyle County Head Start (Formerly Wilderness Trace Child Development Cntr) (859) 236-0878

Boyle County High School Youth Services Center (859) 236-5047

Boyle County Middle School Youth Services Center (859) 236-4212

Boyle County Preschool Program (859) 236-6634

Cradle School from Danville Families First FRC (859) 936-8565

Families First Family Resource Center (Hogsett Primary & Toliver Intermediate) (859) 936-8564

GED Classes at St. James Church (859) 236-3241

GED Services Monday – Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. (606) 922-6819

Kentucky Career Center (859) 239-7411

The Beacon Youth Services Center (Bate Middle & Danville High students) (859) 936-8473

The Gladys Project (859) 209-1618

Woodlawn Elementary Family Resource Center (859) 236-7688

 

Senior Services 

Boyle County Senior Citizens (859) 236-2070

 

Substance Abuse Services 

Al-Anon (859) 238-7809

Alcoholics Anonymous (800) 467-8019

Celebrate Recovery – 7 p.m. Monday, Indian Hills Christian Church and 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, Junction City First Baptist Church (606) 661-9001

Chloe’s Petals for Hope (859) 608-1728

Isaiah House (859) 239-9598

Narcotics Anonymous (859) 253-4753

New Vista (Formerly Danville Comprehensive Care Center) (859) 236-2726

Parents of Addicted Loved Ones, 6:30 p.m. Monday, First Christian Church (859) 333-9189

Recovery Roadhouse, Danville (859) 583-7400

Shepherds House (859) 209-4242

Spero Health (859) 439-0340

 

Transportation 

Bluegrass Ultra Transit (800) 456-6588

Boyle County Senior Citizens Center (859) 236-2070

Heart of KY United Way (859) 238-6986 or 211

 

Vocational Rehabilitation 

Pioneer Workshop (859) 236-8413

Vocational Rehabilitation (859) 239-7885.

 

Links to resource for mental health and substance abuse disorders:

 

National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) website, www.nami.org, provides free education and resources, publications, podcast and webinars, video resource library, support groups, etc.

 

Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) website, www.samhsa.gov, provides resources on mental health and substance abuse to include links to numerous helplines, informational public messages, tools for Providers, programs, etc.

 

www.FindTreatment.gov is a confidential and anonymous resource for individuals seeking treatment for both mental health and substance abuse disorders.  This website provides a search for treatment centers, information on treatment options and paying for treatment, help resources,etc.