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RKY’s first soulful enterprise. Learn more about our mission, services, and how you can get involved at www.EnrichKY.com

06/13/2026

11 months of operation as the One-Stop Resource & Referral Hub of Madison County

1,585 unique individuals & households served

A million beautiful lessons learned ❤️

06/10/2026

Today’s One Stop summary:

• Phones ringing nonstop
• Someone needing help with housing
• Someone needing prayer
• Someone putting together a budget
• Someone needing lunch
• Someone needing a new job
• Someone needing treatment

Also:
• 35 households served
• 11 new faces
• 7 self sufficiency consultations
• 5 community partners on site

And we’ll do it all again tomorrow ❤️

📍 409 N 3rd St Richmond, KY 40475

📱 859-514-2170

05/31/2026

“What did I do to deserve all of this?”

Not many days ago a local man was released from the Madison County Detention Center just before midnight, after days of nonstop rain. It was raining heavily, chilly, and this man had nowhere to go, no money, and no extra clothing. He made his way to the stoop of the One-Stop and was waiting there when our Director, Adam, happened to show up early, around 7 AM. Adam welcomed him inside, got him a towel and a warm cup of coffee, and listened to his story - which included that he had no home to return to, no family to rely on, and over $20,000 in restitution owed for his past crimes. The day became a flurry of One-Stop staff working together to help this man, while serving the other 36 individuals that came for assistance that day. Quickly this man had dry clothes, work boots, Medicaid and SNAP benefits, three job interviews scheduled, and a bed at Madison County Haven of Hope until our team could connect him to more stable housing. Madison County Haven of Hope is a year round shelter that helps their residents with transportation to employment and works with the One-Stop daily to help their residents meet their self-sufficiency goals.

This man is one example of dozens of cases that are too complex for one organization to handle on their own, and a prime example of what it looks like to reduce recidivism in real time. If the One-Stop and Madison County Haven of Hope had not been available to this man, it would not be a stretch to assume that he would have returned to jail within a short period of time. But instead, he has already secured one of those jobs he interviewed for and is making progress toward getting back on his feet. He asked us, “What did I do to deserve all of this?”

The reality is, the One-Stop is only as effective as the existing resources in our community, and Haven of Hope is one of our most crucial resources. Haven of Hope volunteers have logged over 300 man hours in less than a year at the One-Stop, connecting their 150+ guests with wrap-around support positioning them for long-term success. Of Haven of Hope’s approximately 150+ total unique guests, 40+ were direct-referrals from the One-Stop and nearly all of the guests have met with a resource navigator to establish a case plan. Those experiencing homelessness are just a small fraction of the total population we serve, but it is often one of the most complex. Community partnerships make our collective success possible, and we are thankful for each and every one!

05/29/2026

Why do we promise the community we’ll keep showing up? …because people are worth it.

And, yes, we share a lot of stats, but it’s because these numbers are LOUD. We just crossed the threshold of 1500+ unique individuals and families walking through our shared front door in 9 months of our existence! People in our community need help and we will be here….

05/25/2026

Some people donate.
Some volunteer.
Some pray.
Some share posts.
Some make lunches.
Some mentor the team.
And every role matters.

Here’s what your support helped accomplish THIS WEEK:

✨ 197 check-ins for assistance
✨ 44 new people & families connected to resources
✨ 48.5 man hours served on site by community partners
✨ 115 lunches served
✨ 45 hygiene kits distributed
✨ 14 people assisted with housing
✨ 13 connections to employment opportunities
✨ 52 people counseled toward self sufficiency goals

However you help us make this happen, thank you 💛🙏🏼

05/23/2026

Then & Now 💥

We are in the final stretch of renovations at 110 S 2nd St 🙌🏼 and reflecting on the last couple of years.

We have loved the opportunity to see our community come together to build something new and beautiful…AND we have loved
to see all that could be done for the community in the space as it was being redeemed. 💛

We’re going to have a couple days with volunteer opportunities in June, so be reading our emails and watching our posts if you want to put in some work before the work is all done!! 💪🏼 🔨

05/19/2026

Just another manic (and record breaking) Monday at the One Stop 💛

1 commercial coffee pot broken ☕️
8,000 total check-ins for assistance 💥
49 people/families served today 🫂
18 new faces welcomed 💛
16 self-sufficiency consultations completed ✔️
7 community partners serving a combined 20 hours on site 👨🏽‍⚕️👨🏿‍🎓👨🏼‍💻

A little chaos. A lot of conversations. Countless needs met and people showing up for each other all day long.

05/14/2026

“Some days working at the One Stop feels like trying to solve and assemble a very difficult puzzle. For the past several weeks, I’ve been working closely with one individual - and every single day brings something new to figure out. Transportation to appointments. Rent and utility assistance. Mental health challenges. Connecting resources. Problem solving on a dime. And while working through all of that…the phones are still ringing and people are still walking through our doors - some with equally complex needs.”

Sometimes being a resource navigator is one conversation with connection to resources and a neat bow tied on top. But, more often, it is dozens of moving pieces, follow-up, and walking with people through situations that are too complex for one organization…let alone one person.

But with consistency, compassion, and community partners, these puzzles can be assembled…one piece at a time 💛

05/11/2026

In less than a year, our One Stop Casey’s Law Advocates have completed 99 screeners. When we look at WHO petitions for help for their loved ones, one thing is very clear…the women in your life truly love you.

Mamas, we want to wish you a Happy Mother’s Day and tell you that if you have an adult child with SUD/OUD that needs help, we would be honored to walk with you through the process. 💜🖤

📱: 859-514-2170 x 1004

🏠: 409 N 3rd St Richmond, KY 40475 - walk ins welcome Monday through Friday 8 to 5 and Saturday 10 to 2

💻: https://www.enrichky.com/caseyslaw

05/07/2026

Every month we gather to pray for our community, our churches, our leaders, and the Enrich mission. Some people pray out loud, others don't. This is a welcoming and intentional hour of prayer where we focus on the Lord's character, honor His presence, and ask His favor on our neighbors. We would love to have you join us!

This Saturday, May 9th, from 10 to 11 AM at 110 S 2nd St.

Address

110 S. Second Street
Richmond, KY
40474

Website

http://www.enrichky.com/

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