Adult Day Healthcare
Family Advocacy
Senior Commodities
Head Start
Home Energy
Safety & Well-Being
Transportation
Workforce Development

Our Impact


$2.2M
LIHEAP dollars approved to help offset utility costs for struggling families
$2.2M
In non-FEMA funds accessed through Disaster Relief Program
4,800
Food boxes distributed to seniors throughout the region
71K
Public and non-emergency medical transportation trips provided

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We Want To Hear From You


Each year, LKLP Community Action conducts a Community Needs Assessment to gather feedback from citizens in our region. We want to know what you think are our communities’ biggest needs. This helps us tailor our program and services to maximize our impact. Let us know your thoughts in this short survey. We appreciate your input!

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Top 5 Community Needs

Announcements


The public is invited to a Transportation Coordination hybrid meeting on March 6th, 2025 at 10am EST at the LKLP office at 398 Roy Campbell Drive, Hazard, KY, or via Zoom. Please click here to read the invitation in English or Spanish.
The next LKLP Board Meeting will be on Monday, February 10th, 2025 at 11:30am. The meeting is open to the public. Click here for the Board Meeting Notice. Click here for Board Meeting Dates.
Click here to read the press release announcing LKLP’s new Executive Director!
View a copy of our Public Transit Disadvantaged Business Enterprise Notice LKLP-DBE-Notice.
LKLP Head Start and Early Head Start are currently accepting new students. Enroll your child today!

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