by Hope Unlimited Family Care Center | Mar 1, 2018 | blog
“The most important thing I get from Hope Unlimited Family Care Center is the mentoring. The ability to speak with someone personally on all levels, without judgment, but with a caring, loving attitude is God’s grace. To have someone to listen and also give input is wonderful… I’m thankful for everyone at Hope Unlimited for always welcoming myself and my family with open arms and providing care and material needs. It’s a blessing to have Hope Unlimited Family Care Center in our community.”
– Chassidy McDonald, Metropolis
by Hope Unlimited Family Care Center | Aug 31, 2017 | blog
“In the last two years I have been coming to Hope Unlimited Family Care Center, I have spent less than $45 on diapers for both of my children. I am relieved and less stressed! With everything we have been through in the last year, Hope has been a Godsend.”
– Amber Hunt, Paducah mom
“Hope Unlimited [Family C
are Center] is opportunity, in the purest sense of the word. Jobs for Life is an opportunity to hone my skills at job searches and network out… get a leg up. [I’m] acquiring the skills I’m going to need for future endeavors in the workforce. It’s a great place. You can get the help you need there.”
- Will Burgess, Jobs for Life Student
by Hope Unlimited Family Care Center | Aug 31, 2017 | blog
Our Young Adult Development Team’s calendar is filling up, as it serves schools on both sides of the Ohio River. Young Adult Development Director Keisha Hopkins will be joined by Educator Derek Waddell for the four-day long Positive Potential program. This dynamic duo plans to serve schools in Ballard, Livingston, McCracken counties in Kentucky and Johnson County, Illinois… and hopefully beyond!
Positive Potential is a state-supported curriculum allowing sixth through ninth graders to practice critical skills like decision-making, goal-setting, and the power of choice. These students also explore healthy and unhealthy relationships and their consequences. Keisha and Derek bring the info and the fun, with games, prizes and giveaways!
by Hope Unlimited Family Care Center | Aug 8, 2017 | blog
The medical care I have received at the [prenatal care] clinic has been amazing! I have loved getting a chance to get to know Steph [the sonographer] and Debbie [the nurse manager], and that they have gotten to know us, as well!” – Nikki Brinkley and Justin Scott, Paducah parents
I have always felt welcome and loved here. I highly recommend [Hope Unlimited Family Care Center] to any family. You will find help, acceptance and experience tremendous growth in your life. Thank you, Hope, for all you do.” – Bethany McLane, Metropolis parent
by Hope Unlimited Family Care Center | Mar 9, 2017 | blog
Love Amazing in 2017!
You p
artnered with us to reach at least 168 new moms and dads this year. Thank you! In January alone, we served 15 new moms and dads along with our regular clients. Parents made 200 appointments; 154 of them showed up. That is 77% of appointments kept! This tells me clients are finding value and support. I want you to know your investment of prayer, finances and support is making an impact.
Ephesians 3:20-21 says, “Now to Him who is able to do immeasurably more than all we ask or imagine, according to His power that is at work within us, to Him be glory in the church and in Christ Jesus througout all generations, for ever and ever! Amen.” (Emphasis added.)
Our greatest need? Prayer! We are open four days a week in Paducah and three in Metropolis. Will you be one of those who partners with us and says, “Yes! I will pray on a certain day at a certain time.” If so, please let us know. We are being intentional in having every hour covered in prayer.
Hope Unlimited Family Care Center is you, our team and the community. Love Amazing is what we have to give. Please help us spread the word to those in your circle of influence. Know there is a place where moms and dads can find the support and resources they need. Together, we impact one family today and generations for years to come.
Nicole Farley
Executive Director
