Stewart Home & School is one-of-a-kind community.  Most special education programs end at age 21, and then adult settings focus on vocational options and daily living skills.  Stewart Home & School is a residential school for people of all ages with intellectual disabilities. We assign each person with special needs a special education plan in addition to goals for vocational placement, social maturity growth and daily living skills training.  Working together with the student, his/her family and the school faculty, each plan is implemented on a year-round, three-semester basis and schedules are adjusted as needed.

Jewish Community of Louisville (JCL) serves as the collective body to preserve and enrich Jewish life and values in Louisville, Kentucky, and to identify a connection to the State of Israel, by providing the services and resources that meet the educational, recreational, social and cultural needs of the individual and affected organizations.

LifeSpan Resources is a non-profit organization that connects individuals to resources, options, and services to remain living independently for as long as possible. Our Mission Statement: Promoting Independent Living for People of All Ages. Our Vision Statement: “LifeSpan Resources will be the key organization in Southern Indiana supporting independence and quality of life for all persons through advocacy, education and client centered services.” Clients include the older adults and persons with disabilities of any age. Some of our services include home delivered meals (Meals to Go!), Transportation and numerous in-home services. (Please browse through our web site for more information on any of these services.) Our service area includes Clark, Floyd, Harrison and Scott counties. LifeSpan is one of 15 state designated Area Agencies on Aging in the state of Indiana. We are funded by state, federal and local sources, in addition to private and community foundation grants, United Way, client and private citizen donations and fundraising events. In addition, we rely on volunteers to help in many of our programs. To access information about services and supports, or to volunteer, please contact LifeSpan at 812-948-8330 (toll free: 888-948-8330), or email us at: [email protected].

Wayside Christian Mission  PO Box 7249 Louisville KY 40257-0249    email:  [email protected]

"Empowering individuals with Disabilities and their Families to Lead Fulfilled and Productive Lives." Harbor House is committed to providing the highest quality of care for adults with developmental and physical disabilities in a warm and supportive environment through compassion, respect and collaboration, which are reflected in: The programs we provide and the dedication of our direct care professionals. Our person-centered approach, accepting family environment and concern for the individual participant’s well being. Our awareness of the dignity, uniqueness and gifts of participants, their interdependence, and their potential for growth.

Boys & Girls Haven is a full-service foster care agency located in Louisville, Kentucky. We are trauma-informed caretakers who counsel, support and treat young people who have experienced abuse and neglect. With over one hundred staff members, Boys & Girls Haven remains at the front lines. Working to combat the statistics of unemployment, incarceration, and homelessness continues to be one of our top priorities.

OHIO VALLEY OPPORTUNITIES, INC is a company based out of 421 WALNUT STREET, MADISON, Indiana, United States.

Childplace is a COA-accredited social service agency providing a wide spectrum of services for children and families in the Southern Indiana/Louisville Metro area. We currently offer Residential Treatment services (general, DD/ID, SMY, and Maternity/Independent Living); Foster Care and Adoption services; Community-Based (In-Home) services; and Counseling services. Our Goal: Share Hope. Encourage Healing. Our Mission: Childplace exists to serve children at risk by meeting their needs and equipping them for life in a spirit of Christian love. Our History: As early as 1964, the desire to have a home for homeless boys and girls was expressed among the members of the Northside Church of Christ in Jeffersonville, IN. That dream took its first step on March 7, 1966, when Indiana issued the necessary legal papers to begin. The Northside elders served as the original Board. Thirteen area church leaders served on a Steering Committee and 75 others served on a Development Committee to help raise funds. Ken Samuel and his wife, Carolyn, were selected as the Home’s first Superintendent family. Charles and Helen Chisam, a deacon and his wife, volunteered to move in with their own two children, Chuck and Danny, as the first house parents. We officially opened our doors on April 15, 1967. The following month, on May 18, they received their first child into foster care. Since that time we have had over 1700 children in our care and have placed over 300 children for adoption. In 2017, Childplace celebrated fifty years of service to children and families. Over the last five decades, the mission has remained constant, but the professional services and best-practice treatment services have grown exponentially. The agency now exists with two residential treatment campuses, and over one hundred staff members to include a full-time psychiatrist and multiple, master's-level clinicians trained to serve clients with significant histories of abuse and trauma.

Visually Impaired Preschool Services (VIPS) provides educational excellence to young children with visual impairments in order to build a strong foundation for reaching their highest potential. We have office locations in Louisville & Lexington, Kentucky along with an office in Indianapolis, Indiana. VIPS provides in-home, vision specific, early intervention across Indiana (birth to three) and Kentucky (birth to five) to children who are blind or visually impaired. We also serve over 60 students in the state-of-the-art Kids Town Preschool located in Louisville and have a two-year old's class in the Lexington location. The Indianapolis office is currently in the midst of an "Envision the Future" capital campaign to build a VIPS Family Resource Center. We also provide Orientation & Mobility instruction from a Certified O&M Specialist and host Parent Empowerment Programs for the families we serve across both states. We surround our families with support as they go through some of the most difficult times for their child's development. VIPS is the only nonprofit agency in Indiana and Kentucky providing these services to this extremely under-served population.

• Coordinates and monitors the delivery of services on assigned caseload • Meet with individuals at least monthly and document services • Records each person's progression/regression in their services • Maintains contact with family and/or legally authorized representative at least quarterly • Completes and submits reports and required documentation

Alpha Orthopedic Systems was founded on the Arthrex principles of helping surgeons treat their patients better. We have dedicated our business to helping advance surgeons’ training in minimally invasive orthopedics. Our team of professional representatives, along with our staff of experienced managers and education personnel, combine to offer over 200 years of surgical representative experience, knowledge, and resource for our customers.