Family Resource Center

The Salvation Army is a global movement that began in Victorian London and has grown to operate in 134 countries, driven by a mission to share the life-giving Spirit of God across all generations. With a focus on social justice, disaster response, and community transformation, they work to empower individuals, particularly children and young people, fostering environments where they feel loved and valued. The organization emphasizes various social initiatives, including health and well-being, education and family support, and women's ministries, while also encouraging spiritual growth and accountability within the communities they serve. Through their efforts, The Salvation Army seeks to embody compassion and service, providing support and guidance grounded in faith. Generated from the website

Down Syndrome of Southern Kentucky is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that was established in 1996 by a group of families aimed at providing support and resources to those with Down syndrome and their families. They offer a variety of activities and services for individuals of all ages, emphasizing inclusion and community support to help achieve fulfilling lives. With a mission to enhance the quality of life for their members, the organization operates The Buddy House, serves ten counties, and engages in numerous community partnerships. They also conduct fundraising events and educational programs, ensuring that most services come at no cost to their families while providing scholarship opportunities for any fees incurred. Generated from the website