FRYSC Vision The Kentucky Division of Family Resource and Youth Services Centers in the Cabinet for Health

and Family Services shall establish the national standard of excellence in the provision of schoolbased family support.
The Family Resource Center is committed to families by providing assistance or referrals when needed.

Graduation and transition into adult life.

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Notice of Free or reduced

medical Programs / services available

Some of the services provided in collaboration with community Partners are: Back to School Bash Bicycle safety Rodeo
Attendance support and followup Off site parenting workshops during the school day Promote participation of students on programs such as Drug Prevention Child Abuse prevention etc Collaborate with School Nurse and Speech Teachers on screenings provided by the school

Your FRC acts as a liaison between school and home.

FRYSC Mission
To enhance students abilities to succeed in school by developing and sustaining partnerships that promote: Early learning and successful transition into school; Academic achievement and well-being; and

Career Fairs Referrals to licensed Childcare Providers Educational programs info /Trainings for Hearn staff Emergency clothing closet FREE Dental Sealants for 3rd grade Free School supplies Holiday assistance programs for families in need Home safety education Housing assistance information and referral Utilities assistance referrals Lice education and supplies for families in need Student mentoring Parenting classes/ workshops Parents as Teachers (PAT) referrals for children ages 0-3 Guest speakers Special needs programs KCHIP (Assistance in applying for) Leap Frog program available for class use FRC informational Newsletters

Each Center offers a unique blend of programs and services to serve the special needs of their student and family client populations. The goal of the FRYSCs is to meet the needs of all children and their

families served by the Centers as a means to enhance student academic success. Family Resource Centers serve children through age 12 and provide the following services:

Clothing
First Baptist Church 227-4528 Good Shepherd 227-4511 Salvation Army 227-2638

Health Services
Franklin Co. Health Department 100 Glenns Creek Rd. Providing medical care, community health education, WIC program, Hands program, immunizations, STD and HIV exams, Breastfeeding support groups, Smoking cessation classes, Home Health 564-7647 Comprehensive Care 191 Doctors Dr. Sliding scale fee based on income 223-2182 Focus After School Program 226-4220 Impact 875-3772 Commission for Children with Special Healthcare Needs 982 Western Pkwy, Louisville 800-232-1160

Community Based Services

677 Comanche Trail Family Support TANF, KCHIP, Medicaid, Food stamps (EBT) Child Support Assists in child support collection (KTAP) Protection and Permanency Assuring protection to individuals 564-5390

Preschool child care for children ages 2 and 3 After-school child day care Families in training Parent and child education Health services and referrals

Child Care Assistance

677Comanche Tr. 564-7616

Parenting
First Steps Early intervention program targeting children age 0-3 and their families. 800-454-2764 The Sunshine Center 101 St. Clair Drop-in care for children, parent, child and teen classes, counseling, clothing, parent lending library. Call for schedule of hours. No fees except for supervised visitation. Individual therapy for abused children and their families. 875-3495

Department of Employment Services

1121 Louisville Road Free job referral and placement services 564-7046

Emergency Food
Salvation Army 517 Greenup Ave. 227-2638 BG Community Action Agency 695-5615

Public Transportation Housing Programs

What Ever It Takes

Housing Authority of Frankfort 590 Walter Todd Public Housing, Section 8, Family Sufficiency 223-2148 or 227-2601 KY Housing Corporation (Yes Program) 1231 Louisville Rd. 564-7630 Simon House 208 West Campbell Long term transitional shelter for mothers 18 and older and their children 223-2138 Volunteers of America (Emergency Housing) and Transitional Living Program 2011 River Ridge Rd. 223-9821 Coalition for Committed Christians 311 West Second Street Mens emergency shelter and soup kitchen 223-5179

Bluegrass Ultra-Transit Service Passenger and specialty transportation services, lift-equipped vehicles 695-7216 Frankfort Transit (City Bus) operates within city limits of Frankfort, various types of passenger transportation, liftequipped vehicles. 875-8565 Bluegrass Taxi 803-1140

Emergency and Crisis Family Services Abuse Hotline

Basic Family Services

Mentoring
Big Brothers/Big Sisters of the Bluegrass 119 West Main Street One on one relationship with a caring adult. 875-1543 KSU Mentoring Programs Children of Greatest Need for children in 4th 8th Grade or Children of Promise for children ages 4-18 having a parent or caregiver incarcerated on probation or on parole. Call Susan Boyer for more information (502) 597-5061

Early Childhood Education and Preschool Bluegrass Head Start

695-4290 or 227-1511 Preschool Contact Kristy Brock 695-6700 Push Early Childhood Development 875-8666 FCPS

To anonymously report child or adult physical abuse or neglect. 1-800-752-6200 Alcoholic Anonymous 224 Clinton Street Support group for those experiencing problems a result of their own or another persons drinking. 227-4729 Chrysalis House 120 Chrysalis Ct. Lexington Alcohol and other drug treatment services for women, including residential services for pregnant women an infants. 859-255-0500 Social Security 800-772-1213 Rape Crisis Center Lexington center open 24/7 1/800-656-HOPE or 2261400

Child Care Council

800 Sparta Ct. Suite 100 Resource referral and training for licensed child care providers 800-809-7076 or 859-254-9176

Bluegrass Community Action

310 Saint Clair Heating and utility assistance, self-sufficiency program, referrals to food pantry, ROSM, and other community services. Supportive Housing Programs for the Homeless. (502) 695-5615

Franklin County Public Schools

Administrative Office 695-6700 Preschool Contact person Kristy Brock 695-6700 School Bus transportation information 695-6707 THLC 700 Leslie Ave. GED Preparation, (ESL) English as a second language, Teen FLIP etc. 223-3110 or 875-1481

Joining Hands

Family Resource Center

Centers Blended in 2010

Serving: Hearn Elementary & Collins Lane Elementary School Hours: Monday Friday 7:30 3:30 Or by appointment.
Closed most Holidays & school breaks. Leave a message at front office.

Contact: Pamela Tate, FRC Coordinator Hearn (502)352-2998 or Collins Lane (502)875-8409 Pamela.Tate@franklin.kyschools.us

Everyone is welcome to stop by for a visit!