Glade Housing Program

Glade House is a communal living residence for up to ten men living with HIV/AIDS. Glade House provides semi-private living, food, community meals, community meetings, support for recovery from addictions, and easy access to the downtown medical centers. Residents have private bedrooms but share other facilities such as bathrooms, kitchen, laundry facilities, and community areas. In exchange for residence at Glade House, residents contribute 30% of their income, whatever that may be.

Glade House is a home where residents can work on independent living skills, which give residents an opportunity to become independent in a supportive, caring environment with other residents facing similar issues. Glade House offers the possibility of stabilization, regular meals, and community living to persons seeking successful, dignified living in the face of HIV/AIDS.

Glade House works in coordination with other agencies such as VOA Stop Program, the Kentucky Care Coordinator Program, and Seven Counties, to provide needed services and support for residents.

There is a two-part assessment and admissions process for possible residency into Glade House. One assessment is with the Glade House Manager and the second is with the VOA Stop Program (chemical/alcohol assessment). Participation in the process does not guarantee admission into Glade House. For more information about the House of Ruth Glade Housing Program call 502-587-5080.

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