Shepherd's House

Our Story

The Shepherd's House was founded in 1984 by Fred Hood, inspired by the need for a recovery housing program in Central Kentucky. After his son, John, was recommended to attend a halfway house for long-term care, Fred rallied support from Good Shepherd Episcopal Church and the community. In 1989, the Shepherd's House opened its doors, welcoming its first client and marking the beginning of a transformative journey for many.

Impact on the Community

The Shepherd's House is dedicated to enhancing the health and well-being of the community by providing exceptional care to individuals struggling with substance use disorder. By offering a variety of treatment options, the organization empowers clients to take charge of their recovery journey and reclaim their lives.

Why Donate?

Your donation to the Shepherd's House directly supports individuals in need of resources and programs to overcome substance use disorder. Every contribution helps sustain vital treatment services delivered with compassion and professionalism.

Make a Difference Today!

Join the mission to support recovery and community well-being. Donate cryptocurrency or cash to the Shepherd's House and help change lives for the better!