Eclipse Bank

Kentucky Mental Health Association

Mental Health America of Kentucky (MHAKY) is the oldest mental health advocacy organization in the Commonwealth dedicated to advocacy, education, information and referral services, and support of research aimed at preventing and curing mental illnesses. Our collective voice consistently demands the availability of sufficient resources to provide a complete range of mental health services and mental health research for every Kentuckian.

The MHAKY is a private 501(c)3 association with a statewide membership and a volunteer board of directors reflecting the various cultures of Kentucky. We believe that it is the responsibility of every person and social institution in the community to prevent mental, social, and emotional problems. The MHAKY has long been a monitor of Kentucky's mental health delivery and judicial systems.

We provide educational opportunities throughout Kentucky as an essential ingredient for the development and realization of every citizen's full potential. Emphasis is placed on the fact that people with mental illnesses can and do recover to live healthy productive lives.

Visit the Kentucky Mental Health Association website for more info:www.mhaky.org

Bunbury Theatre

Since 1985, Bunbury Theatre has been a main staple on the Louisville theatrical landscape. With a new state-of-the-art theatre at The Henry Clay building on 3rd and Chestnut, Bunbury continues to further its mission of creating enriching and diverse live theatrical experiences for the community and its artists in an intimate, professional setting.   Bunbury's 144-seat theatre rivals any in the tri-state region.  

Under the direction and leadership of Producing/Artistic Director Juergen K. Tossmann, Bunbury produces a variety of theatrical performances in the spirit of Off-Broadway.   Bunbury also partners periodically with groups to produce special social-oriented productions, such as the acclaimed My Name Is Tracy – a look at domestic violence produced in partnership with The Center for Women and Families.

Highlights of the 2007-8 regular season include the Pulitzer Prize winning Rabbit Hole and the popular holiday favorite,  A Don’t Hug Me Christmas Carol.  The upcoming 2008-9 season kicks off with the comedic Beau Jest and will include a Pulitzer winning Edward Albee production of Seascape.  For more information on Bunbury Theatre visit www.bunburytheatre.org

Elderserve

ElderServe, Inc. is the oldest and largest agency in the Louisville metropolitan area that serves senior citizens. The agency offers a wide variety of services to persons who are homebound and frail as well as to persons who are well and active. The mission of ElderServe is to improve the quality of life for older adults in our community.  It provides a wide range of supportive human services that enables older persons to live secure and self-directed lives.

ElderServe provides programs for Louisville seniors including: home care services; senior companions, crime victims’ advocacy; individual and group services; TeleCare reassurance service; nutritional assistance and adult day care.  ElderServe helps thousands of Louisville's seniors live their vintage years with dignity. ElderServe operates at two sites, Dosker Manor in downtown Louisville and the Oak and Acorn Intergenerational Center in West Louisville, with services also offered at several community sites throughout Jefferson County.

Visit Elderserve's website for more info: www.elderserveinc.org