Workgroups/Partners
The Bullitt County Inter-Agency Meeting is a community partnership meeting hosted through the Bullitt County Health Department for agencies, organizations, and community members who are all working toward improving health and wellness in Bullitt County.
The Bullitt County Public Library (BCPL) serves the community by providing access to books, digital media, technology, educational resources, research tools, and programs for all ages. Through its collections, classes, events, and online services, BCPL supports lifelong learning, literacy, personal growth, and community connection throughout Bullitt County.
The Bullitt County Chamber of Commerce supports local businesses by connecting members, encouraging collaboration, and providing resources and opportunities that promote business growth. Its mission focuses on empowering businesses and strengthening the overall Bullitt County community.
The Bullitt County Mental Health Workgroup is a community partnership dedicated to increasing awareness, advocacy, and understanding of mental health throughout Bullitt County. The group brings local organizations and community members together through educational programs, events, and outreach designed to support mental wellness and reduce stigma.
Bullitt County Partners in Prevention (PIP) is a community coalition dedicated to creating a safe and healthy environment by reducing substance use and abuse among Bullitt County youth and families. The organization brings together local partners to provide prevention, education, and community-based initiatives that support healthier choices.
The Coalition for Recreation, Education and Wellness (CREW) works to improve the health and well-being of Bullitt County residents by promoting recreation, education, wellness, and healthy lifestyle opportunities. Its vision is a vibrant community where people have access to programs and facilities that encourage healthy choices throughout Bullitt County.
Lincoln Trail Behavioral Health System provides inpatient and outpatient mental health and substance use treatment for adolescents and adults, with specialized programs for military members, veterans, and first responders. The organization offers individualized behavioral health care designed to support stabilization, recovery, and long-term wellness.
Mark 12 Ministries is a faith-based nonprofit serving Bullitt County by providing support and resources to individuals and families experiencing homelessness, hardship, and other life challenges. Through programs such as emergency shelter, housing assistance, job readiness, outreach, and material assistance, the organization works to help people achieve greater stability and self-sufficiency.
REACH Program LLC is a licensed outpatient substance use and mental health treatment provider serving adults, adolescents, and families through counseling, education, assessments, and recovery-focused programs. The organization emphasizes a holistic approach to recovery while partnering with community agencies to support prevention, treatment, family restoration, and long-term wellness.
Seven Counties Services is a nonprofit behavioral health organization providing mental health care, addiction recovery services, crisis support, and services for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. The organization serves children, adults, and families throughout the Louisville region with a focus on accessible, individualized care, recovery, and wellness.
The Shepherdsville Fire Department protects residents, businesses, and visitors through fire suppression, emergency medical response, hazardous materials response, technical rescue, and other emergency services. The department also promotes community safety through fire prevention, inspections, public education, and participation in local events and outreach programs.
UofL Health is a nonprofit academic health system providing comprehensive medical care through hospitals, medical centers, specialty institutes, and physician practices across Louisville and the surrounding region. Its services range from primary and emergency care to advanced specialty treatment, rehabilitation, cancer care, and research-driven medicine.