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1 building brighter futures together2010 Report to the Community2303 River Road, Suite 200 Louisville, KY 40206 Phone: (502) 893-3900 Fax: (502) LocationsChild Advocacy Center560-B S. 4th StreetLouisville, KY 40202 East Office209 Executive ParkLouisville, KY 40207 Southern Indiana Office2818 Grant Line RoadNew Albany, IN 47150 Shively Office1800 Neville DriveLouisville, KY 40216 West Office703 S. 31st StreetLouisville, KY 40211 Design and creative services provided by Power provided by Publishers Printing our foundation Family and Children s Place has one simple dream: a community free from child abuse, neglect and violence. Everyday, we fulfill this dream by working to prevent child abuse, stop it when it does occur and help children and families through their the past year, we ve made amazing progress at Family and Children s Place to keep our dream alive.

2 We provided opportunities for over 6,500 families to stay connected, heal and thrive in safe building brighter futures fundraising campaign also experienced great success in 2010. Kosair Charities generously pledged $2 million in support which brings the campaign total to over 50% raised to date! Family and Children s Place is eagerly anticipating the opening of Kosair Charities Child Advocacy Center in the coming months. We have the solutions to abuse, neglect and violence, and we are experts in prevention, intervention, and recovery. So we thank you for your continued support that gives us, and the families and children of our community, the opportunity to build brighter futures . Mary G. Eaves Chair, Board of DirectorsDaniel Fox President, Family & Children s PlaceOur mission is to strengthen our community through healing the trauma of abuse, violence and neglect and promoting safe, healthy and stable families through research-based services.

3 Repairing, brick by brickbuilding on what we knowFacts about Family & Children s Place Family and Children s Place serves 6,500 children and Family members each year The average annual income of families in the HANDS program was less than $3,000. 1,166 children were seen at the Child Advocacy Center this year. The Children s Program provided over 26,000 hours of care for children ages birth to five who have been victims of abuse, neglect or violence. 90% of the youth in the FASS program felt more comfortable talking to their parents and felt closer to their families after participating in the the pieces back togetherFamily & Children s Place provides the following services within a 17-county region that encompasses Louisville, KY and southern Indiana:Children and Family Services is a broad-based Family counseling program serving child and adult victims of violence with proven interventions.

4 Services help individuals, couples and families to resolve problems affecting personal and Family life. Emphasis is on treating children and adolescents through trauma interventions and Family counseling. Parenting assessment and education, school-based services and supervised visitation are also provided. HANDS helps foster healthy pregnancies and births, stable child growth and development, safe homes and self-sufficient families through a voluntary intensive home visitation program for first time or expectant parents. Services can begin during pregnancy or at any time before a child is three-months old. The Children s Program provides specialized early childhood services for children from birth to age five, who have been abused or exposed to all forms of Family violence. It s the only nationally accredited and state-licensed program in Kentucky specifically for children exposed to abuse or violence.

5 The Child Advocacy Center (CAC) is a child-friendly center that assists child victims of sexual abuse trauma and their Family members. Services help children ages 0 through 17 and adults with intellectual disabilities. Forensic interviews, mental healthcare and medical care, are offered at the CAC. Then, they are used to assure fact gathering, assessing the emotional consequences of an experience and ensuring a qualified medical examination to identify possible injuries or health concerns. Family and School Services strengthen relationships among Family members and improve children s academic and social competencies through structured school-based programs. Services increase child success in school through a collaborative, activity-based approach involving the child, Family and school. Homeless Prevention Services keeps families out of the homeless shelter system, helps families locate housing or remain in their homes, and ensures families do not face risk of homelessness again.

6 Through goal-oriented case management, the program offers crisis intervention and long-term help for families at risk of homelessness. strong support systemGrants and Contracts for 2010 Coalition for the Homeless/Metro Housing & Human Services Metro Louisville Family Services Fund Metro Louisville Department of Health and Wellness Louisville Metro Council Jefferson County Public Schools Metro United Way Metro United Way Emergency Assistance Fund Prevent Child Abuse Kentucky Kentucky Justice & Public Safety Cabinet Kentucky Agency for Substance Abuse Policy Kentucky Crime Victims Trust Fund Kentucky Cabinet for Health and Family Services Indiana Criminal Justice Institute Indiana Department of Education Floyd County Alcohol Tobacco and Other Drug/ATOD Indiana Department for Child Services Alliance for Children and Families the groundbreakersSenior Management StaffDan Fox, PresidentPam Helms.

7 Chief Operating OfficerLiz Ferguson, Director of Government Relations & PlanningJack McQuade, Director of FinanceReylene Medina, Director of DevelopmentBoard of Directors (as of June 30, 2010)Mary G. Eaves, President, Greenebaum Doll & McDonald, PLLCA nthony Disser, Vice President, Kindred HealthcareRobert L. Edwards, Secretary, UK HealthCareWilliam Meyer, III, Treasurer, Strothman & Company, PSCS hellie Benovitz, Community VolunteerJohn Crockett, III, Frost Brown Todd, LLCS tephen C. Day, Delta Dental of KentuckyMary Beth Doheny, Community VolunteerSusan Drake, Brown-FormanWilliam Ehrig, Community VolunteerJames K. Elliott, Kentucky Country Day SchoolSandi Friedson, Community VolunteerMary Jo Gleason, Kentucky Court of AppealsJ. Rosalie Guthrie, Brammell & Clubb, PSCJohn Hamilton, The Cost Reduction GroupMichael J. Kapfhammer, Buckhead Mountain GrillGabriela Keemer, Trover SolutionsHarriet L.

8 Lair, Fifth Third BankEdith Martel, AAA East CentralTim McGurk, The Kroger CompanyEllen Prizant, Community VolunteerCharles Robello, The PNC Financial Services GroupJohn Sweeny, Hilliard LyonsGary D. Thompson, HumanaElizabeth Wearren, UPSC athy Wessel, Humana MilitaryLynn Wilkinson, Brown-FormanHon. Erica Lee Williams, Louis D. Brandeis Hall of JusticeJason Williams, Frost Brown Todd, LLCJim Worthington, Sr., Worthington Law Firm, PLLC pillars of strengthBenefactors ($50,000 & Above) AnonymousJames Graham Brown FoundationBrown-Forman CorporationMr. Owsley B. FrazierThe Gheens Foundation, FoundationKosair CharitiesThe Norton Foundation, Foundation, FoundationMr. and Mrs. E. Halsey SandfordLindy and Bill StreetMr. Gary D. ThompsonWHAS Crusade for ChildrenHugh and Lynn O. WilkinsonNurturers ($25,000 $49,999)AnonymousThe Cralle Foundation, and Nancy DisserMary and James EavesMrs.

9 Harry S. FrazierSandra Anne FrazierDeede B. JonesThe Kapfhammer FamilyLG&E and KU Energy LLCBill and Kathy McVeighProfessional Bank Services, and John Stoughpillars of strengthSupporters ($7,500 $24,999)Dr. & Mrs. McHenry S. BrewerThe Hon. & Mrs. Frederic J. CowanMr. & Mrs. John R. Crockett, IIIS teve and Karen DayDelta Dental Plan of KentuckyElaine and Tony DuncanMr. Robert L. EdwardsMr. & Mrs. William EhrigDaniel P. Fox & Beth CocanougherFreibert & Associates, PLLCF rost Brown Todd, LLCMr. and Mrs. Thomas N. HallJohn and Sue HamiltonMr. Chris HargrovePamela HelmsJP Morgan Chase BankMr. and Mrs. Michael J. KapfhammerKentucky Association of Children s Advocacy Centers, Healthcare, and Tracy KleinMrs. Harriet L. LairMs. Edith MartelMr. & Mrs. John R. McCallRussell and Sheila MeadMr. & Mrs. William G. Meyer IIIM organ StanleyMr.

10 & Mrs. Patrick NorthamPepsi Beverages CompanyDaniel Pitino FoundationJeffrey and Ashley RosenMr. Carl M. ThomasMr. and Mrs. Rick UeltschyUK Health CareUPS Foundation, InsurancePatrons ($2,500 $7,499)Alliance for Children and FamiliesAnheuser-Busch, E. Barth FoundationMr. & Mrs. Robert Bender, Brown Bond Fund Buckhead Mountain GrillDarnell and Angelyn ClaySusan and Steve DrakeFamily Heritage FundFastline PublicationsFifth Third Bank of KentuckyGE Employees Community FundGE FoundationMrs. Mary Jo GleasonWood & Marie Hannah FoundationHumana, Military Healthcare ServicesMr. Ray HundleyMr. & Mrs. David A. Jones, Jill JonesKen and Marguerite KappThe Kroger Co. FoundationKroger CompanyMrs. Philip M. LanierThe Lawrence FoundationMain Source BankMr. Randy McDevittMr. & Mrs. Jack McQuadeMs. Reylene MedinaMonarch Beverage Company, H.