Our Success

Health

Education

244 individuals attended parenting classes, 225 adults and children received therapy for abuse related issues and 227 families were supported through the crisis intervention program at the Sunshine Center
5,860 people received a 7-day supply of food through the Emergency Community Food Pantry.
258 adults and 160 children received free legal assistance through Legal Aid of the Bluegrass
27,000 meals were served to the hungry at the Soup Kitchen
63 kids, ages 6-17, provided safe, supervised recreation and culturally enriching activities during summer break through South Frankfort Community Center
79 individuals with disabilities were provided with vocational training, support and employement through Frankfort Habilitation
67 women and children who were victims of domestic violence were provided shelter at Safe House, transportation, food and referral services through Franklin County Council on Family Abuse
Provided 45 men with long-term chemical dependency treatment and transitional living services at Halfway House.
Franklin County nursing home residents received regular visits and had quality of life and care complaints resolved through the Nursing Home Ombudsman Agency
14 needy elderly citizens received 3,879 hours of free in-home care through the Senior Companion Program, preventing or delaying nursing home placements
Collected 4,117 pints of blood at 162 blood drives and trained 2,368 people in life-saving skills through American Red Cross
3,468 participated in youth sports programs and 987 received swimming lessons at Frankfort YMCA

37 families participated in the Familes Learning Through Interaction Program at Thorn Hill Education Center
706 boys & girls, ages 5-20, were involved in Boy and Girl Scouts
125 kids, ages 5-18, participated in educational, community outreach and faith-based programs at The Kings Center
45 children attended summer camp and 667 children participated in Kids' Club and band through The Salvation Army
An average of 83 children per week participated in the After School Program, 1,621 attended summer day camps and a daily average of 92 children received child care through the Frankfort YMCA

Income

11,664 individuals received holiday, utility, rent, mortgage, food and prescription assistance through The Salvation Army