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Childplace, founded in 1967, is an agency providing services to destitute and abandoned children. It offers domestic and international adoption services, and conducts home studies and post-placement supervisory reports in the states of Kentucky and Indiana. The agency s adoption services include pre- and post-placement counseling, medical and legal services, and housing facilities. It provides pregnancy counseling services to women facing unplanned pregnancies. It additionally offers foster care services, and provides individual and family therapy, group therapy, psychological evaluation, drug and alcohol assessment, and psychiatric support. The agency offers maternity care and transitional living services for teens and young mothers. Its residential treatment program uses specialized therapeutic care to serve children with various types of problems. Childplace is located in Jeffersonville, Ind., and is a member of Kentucky Adoption Coalition and the National Council for Adoption.

The Children's Advocacy Center of Green River District in Henderson, KY, is dedicated to providing essential services for victims of abuse and support for their families. The center offers therapeutic services and advocacy, fostering a safe environment for those affected by trauma. With a committed team of professionals, including therapists and victim advocates, the center aims to raise awareness about issues such as sexual abuse and suicide while promoting community support. The board of directors comprises local leaders who are invested in the mission of the center and serve as a vital resource for the surrounding communities. Generated from the website

Founded in 1984, Kentucky School for the Blind Charitable Foundation is a not-for-profit 501 (c) dedicated to serving students in Kentucky who are blind or visually impaired. The foundation primarily distributes funds to assist and financially support Kentucky School for the Blind and its statewide outreach services that serve students and their families in Kentucky's 176 school districts. The foundation also makes grant funding available to agencies and activities that advance issues related to the blind and visually impaired. The foundation's goal is to make a difference by supporting academic and cultural opportunities as well as resources and assistive technology that enable blind and visually impaired students to lead independent, productive and successful lives. The foundation strives to fulfill its mission through funding grants, awarding scholarships, providing access to assistive technology, and other supportive endeavors.