In an effort to provide residents information on services that may be available to them, we have created this page of contacts for you.
St Vincent De Paul Society
A new conference of St. Vincent De Paul Society has been organized by the parishioners of St. William Catholic Church. The Society helps people who are in need. When funding is available these benefits include, but are not limited to, help with rent, utilities, food,clothing and furniture.If you need assistance, please call 859-341-3219.
4C Northern Kentucky
(859) 781-3511 or Toll Free in Kentucky: 1-800-315-7878
www.4c-cinci.org/ky.html
4C is the non-profit child care resource and referral agency serving Grant County and surrounding Northern Kentucky areas.
4C assists parents with locating child care by providing referrals to licensed child care centers and certified family child care homes. Parents will also receive information on choosing quality care.
For child care providers, 4C offers assistance with opening a licensed child care center or family child care home, and offers state-approved professional development opportunities. 4C also assists providers with participation in the STARS Quality Rating System.
For the community, 4C advocates on behalf of children and families on public policy issues. 4C maintains data on the demand and supply of child care and early education in Northern Kentucky.
Grant County Adult Education
Amelia Cloud, MDiv.
Director of Grant County Adult Education Programs
315 School Rd.
Dry Ridge, Ky 41035
859.823.1341 859.823.0004 FAX
Services Offered:
GED Preparation
Pre-GED Studies
Math Tutoring
Learn to Read
Strengthen Basic Skills - Math, Reading, Writing
Basic Computer Class
Pre-Employment Assessments
Online Study
Learn English -English as a Second Language
KET Programs - Pre-GED, GED, Job Skills, TV411
Family Literacy - Family Program (earn a FREE refurbished computer)
Grant County Community Education
Jill Marksberry - Community Education Director
Agency: Grant County and Williamstown Schools
Contact: 820 Arnie Risen Blvd
Williamstown, KY 41097
Phone: 859-824-3323 ext, 2871
Fax: 859-824-3508
Email: jmarksberry@grant.k12.ky.us
Community Education of Grant County is inclusive of both Grant County and Williamstown Independent Schools. Its mission is to form partnerships with all members of the community, from the youngest children to our oldest citizen. Community Education is accomplished through these five initiatives: lifelong learning providing learning opportunities for all members of the community through enrichment programming and technical training, volunteerism encourages citizens to actively participate in the education of children and needs of the community through volunteer programming, service learning programs that allow students to apply knowledge acquired in the classroom to projects that help meet the needs of the community, community schools transforming traditional schools into the community learning centers by making them available to all members of the community for learning and enrichment programs beyond the normal schools hours, collaboration working to reduce competition and duplication of services within the schools and the community creating a spirit of collaboration among all service agencies.
Grant County Migrant Education Program
Pamela Mann, Advocate/Recruiter
Grant County Migrant Education Program
Grant Co. Schools
820 Arnie Risen Blvd.
Williamstown, KY 41097
859-824-3323, X2865
pmann@grant.k12.ky.us
It seeks to identify children, ages 3-21 whose families make their living through farm work, and move frequently from place to place, or staying in one location less than 3 years. The Grant County Migrant Education Program (MEP) is a Title I , part C program under the Federal Education guidelines, No Child Left Behind (NCLB).
The local MEP assists the families in getting their children enrolled in school, help with the immunizations, & other necessary paperwork. One-on-one assistance is given to each child to ensure they are succeeding in school, by working with the teachers/schools/families, providing extra educational materials, tutors, interpreters, transportation to school functions, making home visits, and offering after-school and summer programs. Referrals to social agencies are also made when food, clothing, housing, medical or other needs are hindering the child from having an optimal educational experience.
All funds for the MEP are provided by the federal government to state and local school districts.
The Alzheimer’s Association of Greater Cinti./No. KY. Branch
The Greater Cincinnati Alzheimer’s Association serves 27 counties in the Tri-State area, including nine counties in No. Ky. No. KY. Branch office brings services to residents of Grant CO. who are dealing with Alzheimer’s Disease/Dementia and who may need information, care planning assistance, support, education and/or resources. The Northern KY Branch manager travels to Grant Co. to meet with caregivers and families in their homes or at another convenient location. All information is strictly confidential. The Branch manager also provides community education programs for interested groups in grant CO. regarding Alzheimer’s disease & related dementias.
Services available through the Alzheimer’s Association include:
• Family, Community & Professional Education (by request), including programs for law enforcement & emergency personnel.
• 24 hour Helpline service by calling 513 721 4284 or 1 800 441 3322
• Family Options—an individual meeting with families & caregivers to provide information and assist with planning.
• Safe Return—a national registry for identifying and returning persons who may wander and become lost
• Family/Caregiver Support Groups
• Memories in the Making—an art program for persons affected with AD
• Other services to assist and support caregivers of persons with AD
All services to families, caregivers & community groups are free of charge
For information about services please contact Micki Shea, No. Ky. Branch manager at 859 240 5016 or the main office at 513 721 7284 or 800 441
Northern Ky Community Action
OUR MISSION:
To forge partnerships that move members of our community out of poverty through education, opportunities for self-reliance and personal growth.
Services Offered:
Clothing, Food/Commodity distribution, Childcare Assistance, Budget/Credit Counseling, and Energy Assistance.
Contact information:
Carrie Pugh
128 North Main Street
Williamstown, KY 41097
859-824-4768