Providing Help to Those Affected by Disaster

Our Mission

The mission of Project Recovery Kentucky is to assist individuals and communities in recovering from the affects of disasters through community-based outreach and psycho-educational services.

Project Recovery Kentucky supports short-term interventions that involve assisting disaster survivors in understanding their current situation and reactions, mitigating stress, assisting survivors in reviewing their disaster recovery options, promoting the use or development of coping strategies, providing emotional support, and encouraging linkages with other individuals and agencies who may help survivors in their recovery process (recovery to their pre-disaster level of functioning).

If you're interested in...

Talking with someone
Recognizing common reactions to disasters
Building coping skills for the recovery process
Managing disaster related stress
Identifying and meeting children's emotional needs

You're in the right place.

We provide crisis counseling, information, education, emotional support, and resources.

Our services are free, confidential, anonymous, and available wherever you're most comfortable: in person or virtual, at your home, work, school, place of worship, event, etc.

Individual Counseling
Helping disaster survivors understand their current situations, review their options, and link them with other people and agencies who can also assist them.

Group Crisis Counseling
Facilitating group support and education to help members cope with their situations and reactions and build community with others who have been through the same disaster.

Education
Spreading information and awareness about available programs for aid and counseling as well as education on how to best take control of stress, optimize coping mechanisms, learn how to best support and understand childrens' reactions, and how to be there for loved ones who have just gone through a disaster.

Assessment, Referral, and Resource Linkage
Directing survivors to other disaster relief resources to meet physical, structural, or economic needs and when needed, linking survivors experiencing severe reactions with mental health and/or substance abuse treatment.