New Hope Community Services

On Memorial Day, we at New Hope remember the men and women who have given their lives to protect our freedom. Thank you for the greatest sacrifice one could ever make for our country.

We don't know them all but we owe them all.

God Bless America.

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REMINDER: In observance of Memorial Day, New Hope will be closed. We will return to working hours Tuesday, May 28 at 830am.

DUI School scheduled - Register today! (606) 584-7055 - If you've had your assessment at another provider, you can still attend! Office open Mon - Thur 830am - 5pm

In celebration of Mental Health Awareness Month Fleming County Hospital’s Senior Life Solutions is sharing five things you can do for your this week:
1. Make a list of 5 things you’re grateful for today.
2. Practice positive affirmations.
3. Start a conversation about mental health.
4. Stay hydrated!
5. Take a break from screens.

Fleming County Hospital’s Senior Life Solutions is a hospital-based program that supports older adults experiencing depression, anxiety, or other mental health conditions often associated with aging. Call 606-849-5215 for more information or educational resources, or to discuss how our support services can help you.

By participating in the Community Health Assessment, Buffalo Trace District Health Department will be able to prioritize the community's health needs over the next few years. Click the link below to take the survey https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/853PHCM

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DUI School begins October 30th @ 5pm - last few days to get your assessment and get enrolled in the class! If you have had an assessment elsewhere, you may still attend. Call today and we'll tell you how! (606) 584-7055.

Your role is not to know what treatment your loved one needs or when they need a specific intervention. Rather, it is to be a form of support and connection for them and a form of guidance for their providers. No one knows a person better than their friends and family members, making you an invaluable asset to the treatment team.

Friends and loved ones deserve some guideposts for navigating what to do if someone they care about is at risk for su***de.

What to Know If a Loved One is At Risk for Su***de Each year, more than half a million people arrive at emergency rooms because they are contemplating su***de or because they have already hurt themselves. Despite the care they received, in the year that follows the visit, they are still at a high risk for su***de.