Themes:  Increase Community Awareness and Reduce the Impact of Violence

Neighborhood Place sites in Louisville have organized a variety of classes in October to manage your household finances  including four couponing courses and two budgeting for the holiday classes, as well as several opportunities to care for your physical health.  To learn more about these services, including reservations requirements and contact info, please refer to the phone numbers listed by each event.

Louisville’s homeless population will have an opportunity to access services, information and assistance in a one-stop environment at the 2016 Project Homeless Connect/VA Stand Down, on Wednesday, October 5. Resources available at the event will include food, clothing, medical evaluations, help with employment, education and benefit services and many other forms of assistance.

Attendees encouraged to enroll in Senior Congregate Meal Program

Neighborhood Place sites in Louisville have helped to organize three back to school events in August plus five opportunities for LG&E’s WeCare Energy Efficiency Overview, two opportunities for the “4 Your Child – Dads Making The Difference” workshop series, an educational baby shower and much more.  To learn more about these services, including reservations requirements and contact info, please refer to the phone numbers listed by each event.

Correction as of 7/29/16:  The starting time for the Back to School event on July 30 at T.J. Middle School will be at 10 a.m. instead of 9 a.m. as previously listed.

Donations accepted through July 8; Fan giveaway on July 16

As the temperature climbs outside, fan donations are needed for local seniors and persons with physical disabilities. KIPDA Area Agency on Aging and Independent Living is joining forces with Louisville Metro Office for Aging & Disabled Citizens (OADC) to collect and distribute electric fans to those needy individuals in our community.