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State to permanently remove children from Louisville foster care facility where 7-year-old died - Vimarsana News

State to permanently remove children from Louisville foster care facility where 7-year-old died

The state of Kentucky is permanently removing children from a foster care facility in Louisville where a 7-year-old died earlier this year.

Source: wlky.com
UK HealthCare team leads conference on best practices for cleft care - Vimarsana News

UK HealthCare team leads conference on best practices for cleft care

The 33rd Tristate Craniofacial Conference was the first conference held in person since 2019 due to the pandemic and continued with the tradition of facilitating academic and professional exchanges between cleft care providers from Kentucky, Indiana and Ohio.

Source: uky.edu
$7.4M pandemic relief fund helps thousands of Ky. foster youth - Vimarsana News

$7.4M pandemic relief fund helps thousands of Ky. foster youth

About 40% of eligible Kentuckians, 18 to 26 who were in foster care or had aged out, actually received money from the state's $7.4 million in federal aid.

Source: wkms.org
Website helps people in treatment for SUD find recovery homes - Vimarsana News

Website helps people in treatment for SUD find recovery homes

FRANKFORT, Ky. (KT) – A new website went live on Wednesday that will allow people who are undergoing treatment for Substance Use Disorder (SUD) to find available beds at recovery

Disaster food benefits approved for Kentucky counties following catastrophic flooding - Vimarsana News

Disaster food benefits approved for Kentucky counties following catastrophic flooding

On Aug. 22, Gov. Andy Beshear announced disaster food benefits have been approved for residents and people working in 12 Eastern Kentucky counties that suffered significant damage from flooding, landslides