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Brooklawn Child & Family Services, founded in 1851, is a private, nonprofit Kentucky corporation offering a wide range of residential and community-based treatment programs for children with serious emotional disturbances and their families. Brooklawn also operates an accredited special education school in collaboration with the public school system. Its residential programs serve emotionally and behaviorally troubled boys between 6- to 18-years of age. The center also provides case management, out-patient therapy and in-home support services to children of all ages and their families. Its staff includes board-certified psychiatrists, clinical social workers, an art therapist, psychological associates, marriage and family therapists, nurses, special education teachers, recreation leaders, a chaplain and child care staff. Brooklawn Child & Family Services is approved by the Council on Accreditation for Children and Family Services, and is located in Louisville, Ky.

Alliance Francaise de Louisville is an international organization that offers a wide range of programs and services aimed at engaging the local community with the language and cultures of French-speaking peoples. With a focus on providing classes for adults and children, private lessons, and resources, Alliance Francaise de Louisville strives to create a vibrant and immersive environment for individuals interested in learning and experiencing French language and culture.Generated from the website

Kentucky Youth Advocates is a non-partisan, non-profit organization dedicated to serving as the voice for Kentucky's children. With a focus on ensuring that youth have access to the necessary opportunities and resources for productive development and health, they serve as advocates for the state's most precious asset. In addition to their advocacy work, Kentucky Youth Advocates features initiatives such as the Kentucky KIDS COUNT County Data Book, which documents the condition of children across the state. They actively engage the community by inviting submissions of photographs that reflect the diversity and educational experiences of Kentucky children and youth. Generated from the website