Hazard-perry County Community Ministries Inc in Hazard, Kentucky

About Hazard-perry County Community Ministries Inc

Hazard‐Perry County Community Ministries in Hazard, Kentucky is a nonprofit social service provider offering supportive services to families and individuals, including those affected by substance use, through shelter, housing and educational assistance. Its continuum of care includes crisis shelter, transitional housing and rental assistance, early childhood programs, and after school learning centers. The organization’s mission emphasizes family stability, early education and helping people build self sufficiency in the Kentucky River region.

Why People Choose Hazard‐Perry County Community Ministries Inc

• Range of programs: Offers a homeless shelter called Corner Haven, transitional housing called Jarnigan Place, and multiple childcare and after school learning centers
• Populations served: Families with young children, elementary age students, individuals and families experiencing homelessness or housing instability
• Non clinical approach: Focuses on crisis intervention, housing support, educational development rather than medical or clinical addiction treatments
• Family and education focus: Includes early childhood development programs and after school support designed to help children thrive
• Environment: Shelter and transitional housing settings that support movement toward stable, independent living
• Location in Hazard, Kentucky: Deeply rooted in the Appalachian community of Perry County, with regional familiarity and local connection
• Affordable access: As a nonprofit, programs are funded through grants and donations so services are free or offered on a sliding scale without reliance on insurance billing
• Holistic mission: Committed to addressing socioeconomic vulnerabilities that often underlie substance misuse, by strengthening housing, education and family support

Wraparound Services to Help You Build Stability

To begin working with Hazard‐Perry County Community Ministries, individuals or families typically reach out through their crisis center, transitional housing, or learning centers to request help or assessment. Staff help match needs, whether shelter, educational support, or housing assistance, and explain what program fits best, including what funding or grant support may be available.