In early 2020, Seven Counties Services’ Child and Family West Clinic recognized that some of the children they served in Louisville’s West End community were unable to attend traditional after-school and summer care programs because these programs cannot accept students with severe emotional and behavioral issues.

That’s where the C.E. and S. Foundation and Brown-Forman Foundation stepped in with the funding to launch what is today called the “Peaceful Pals” program.

Seven Counties Services is providing free opioid overdose training throughout its seven-county service region from March - May. The purpose of the trainings is three-fold: to help reduce social access to opioids in the community through safe storage, increase awareness to the dangers of opioid misuse/overdose, and increase awareness of community resources to address overdose risk in our local communities.

The Addiction Recovery Center (ARC) of Seven Counties Services, located at 600 S. Preston Street in downtown Louisville, has been working toward key partnerships in the community that help rapidly link individuals to treatment for addictions. ARC is an 80-bed inpatient and outpatient facility for adults that specializes in the effective treatment of substance use disorders.

Seven Counties Services proudly celebrates March as Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month, a time to raise awareness about the inclusion of all people in community life and bring awareness to the talents that each person has to offer.