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N FY2006, Outreach Staff Traveled 171,100 Miles, Visited All Of n FY2006, Outreach staff Allen County-Scottsville High School Department for Community Based traveled 171,100 miles, visited Allen County Technical Center Services Iall of Kentucky’s 120 counties, Allen County Youth Services Center -Family Support James Bazzell Middle School -Protection and Permanency made 4,506 onsite visits and -Guidance Dr. Butler’s Medical Clinic contacted 81,080 people who James Bazzell Middle School Youth Harvest Festival could directly benefit from our Services Center WBCL Radio programs and services or inform The Citizen-Times Wickliffe Mounds others about them. Lindsey Wilson College, WGKY Radio Scottsville Campus WYMC Radio WLCK Radio Adair County Barren County Adair County Adult Education Center Anderson County Barren County Adult Education Adair County Area Youth Administrative Office of the Courts, Center Development Center Court Designated Worker Barren County Area Technology Adair County Board of Education Anderson Community Education Center Adair County Cooperative Extension Center Barren County Board of Education Service Anderson County Adult Education Barren County Chamber of Commerce -4-H Youth Development Center Barren County Cooperative Extension Adair County Health Department Anderson County Big Brothers/Big Service Adair County High School Sisters Barren County Day Treatment Adair County Middle School Anderson County Board of Education Barren County Health Care Center Adair County Public Library Anderson County Chamber of Barren County Health Department Adair County Youth Development Commerce Barren County High School Center Anderson County Cooperative Barren County Middle School The Adair Progress Extension Service Barren County Middle School Youth Columbia-Adair Training and Anderson County Family Resource Services Center Development Center Center Barren River Area Alternative School -Chamber of Commerce Anderson County Health Department Glasgow Area Career Center -Industrial Authority Anderson County High School Glasgow Christian Academy -Tourism Center -College Fair The Glasgow Daily Times The Columbia News Anderson County KCTCS Campus Glasgow Healthcare Facility Columbia Seventh Day Adventist Anderson County Middle School Glasgow Health and Rehab Center School Anderson County Middle School Glasgow High School Dr. Ronald D. Rogers Chiropractic Youth Services Center Glasgow Independent Schools Board House of Styles Anderson County Parks and of Education Knifley Elementary School Recreation Glasgow Middle School Lindsey Wilson College Anderson County Public Library Glasgow Middle School Youth -Admissions The Anderson News Services Center -Financial Aid Turner Elementary School Glasgow State Nursing Facility -KASCAC College Fair Mary Wood Weldon Memorial Shepherd Elementary School Ballard County Library Sparksville Elementary School The Advance Yeoman NHC HealthCare WAIN Radio Amy’s Hair Port T.J. Samson Education Resource Westlake Primary Care Ballard County Adult Education Center Westlake Regional Hospital Center T.J. Samson Community Hospital Ballard County Board of Education WCLU Radio Allen County Ballard County Bookmobile Western Kentucky University, Allen County Adult Education Center Ballard County Extension Office Glasgow Campus Allen County Alternative High School -4-H Youth Development Allen County Chamber of Commerce Ballard County Family Resource Bath County Allen County Community Services/ Center Bath County Adult and Family Alternative School Ballard County Judge Executive’s Education Center Allen County Cooperative Extension Office Bath County Adult Learning Center Service Ballard County Middle School Bath County Board of Education Allen County Health Center Ballard County Reality Store Bath County Cooperative Extension Allen County Intermediate Ballard County Vocational Center Service Center/Family Resource Center Ballard Memorial High School -4-H Youth Development Allen County Public Library Bath County Even Start Bath County High School Boone County Adult Education Center Bourbon County Cooperative -Financial Aid Night -College Fair Extension Service -Guidance Boone County Board of Education Bourbon County Head Start Bath County High School Youth Boone County Community Action Bourbon County Health Department Services Center Council Bourbon County High School Bath County Interagency Council Boone County Cooperative Extension -College Fair Bath County Middle School Service -School to Work Program Bath County Middle School Youth -4-H Youth Development Bourbon County High School Youth Services Center Boone County High School Services Center The Bath County News Outlook -College Fair Bourbon County Middle School Bath County Public Library -Guidance Bourbon County Middle School Bath County Workforce Investment Boone County One Stop Youth Services Center Program Career Center of Florence Bourbon County Public Library The Community Voice Boone County Public Library Bourbon County Urban Renewal Commonwealth Educational -Florence Branch Department for Community Based Opportunity Center -Lents Branch Services Gateway Area Development District -Scheben Branch -Family Support Gateway Community Services -Walton Branch -Protection and Permanency Outreach Office Boone County Recorder The Derby Club Healthy Communities Access Program Boone County Veteran Services Little Me Child Development Center Owingsville Elementary School Camp Ernst Middle School The Meteer School Owingsville Elementary Family Conner High School Millersburg Military Academy Resource Center -Financial Aid Parent Night Odies Youth Center WKCA Radio -Guidance Paris-Bourbon County Chamber of Conner Middle School Commerce Bell County Florence Family Resource Center Paris High School Bell County Adult Education Center Department for Community Based Paris Middle School Bell County Commonwealth Services Paris Middle School Youth Services Education Opportunity Center Gateway Community and Technical Center Bell County Health Department College, Mount Zion Campus Sugar & Spice Child Care Center Bell County High School Gray Middle School Taylor Lot Child Development Center Bell County High School Family Goodridge Elementary School YMCA Day Care and After School Resource Youth Services Center Heritage Academy Program Bell County Jobsight Job Corps Bell/Whitley Community Action Northern Kentucky Career Crawl/ Boyd County Agency Work Ethic Program Event Ashland/Boyd County Adult Learning Kentucky National Guard Ockerman Family Resource Center Center Middlesboro ARH Ockerman Middle School Ashland Community and Technical Middlesboro-Bell County Public R.A. Jones Middle School College, Ashland Campus Library Ryle High School -Admissions Middlesboro Central Alternative High St. Henry High School -Disabled Students Office School -Financial Aid Parent Night -Financial Aid Middlesboro High School -Guidance Ashland Community and Technical Middlesboro Middle School St. Henry Middle School College, Summit Campus Pineville Community Hospital Walton Armory -Admissions Pineville High School Walton-Verona High School -Financial Aid Pineville Public Library Workforce Investment Act Program Ashland Public Library Recovery Alternative School/Day Boyd County Adult Education Center Treatment Center Bourbon County Boyd County Alliance Southeast Community and Technical Administrative Office of the Courts, Boyd County Cooperative Extension College, Middlesboro Campus Court Designated Worker Service -Admissions Big Brothers/Big Sisters -4-H Youth Development -Financial Aid Bourbon County Adult Learning Boyd County High School Southeast Community and Technical Center -College Fair College, Pineville Campus Bourbon County Board of Education -Guidance -Admissions Bourbon County Citizen -Parent and Student Financial Aid -Financial Aid Bourbon County Community Night Education Boyd County High School Youth Boone County Services Center Boyd County Public Library Woodlawn Children’s Alternative Jackson Independent Schools’ Board -Ashland Branch Campus of Education -Catlettsburg Branch WHIR Radio Jackson Times -Summit Branch Young Achievers Seminar Kentucky Mountain Bible College Boyd County Technical Education Kentucky River Community Care Center Bracken County Morehead State University, Chamber of Commerce of Boyd and Augusta Chamber of Commerce Jackson Campus Greenup Counties Augusta Family Resource Center Mount Carmel High School The Daily Independent Augusta High School Oakdale Christian School Fairview High School Augusta Knoedler Public Library Riverside Christian School -Guidance Bracken County Adult Education Robinson Scholars Regional Office -Family Fun Night Center Sebastian Middle School Fairview High School Family Bracken County Board of Education UK Robinson Scholars Program Resource/Youth Services Center Bracken County Cooperative WJSN Radio Kentucky Educational Development Extension Service Corporation -4-H Youth Development Breckinridge County Paul G. Blazer High School Bracken County for Literacy Ben Johnson Elementary School -Guidance Bracken County High School Family Resource Youth Services -College/Career Fair Bracken County Middle School Center Rose Hill Christian School The Bracken County News Breckinridge County Adult Education South Ashland Family Resource Bracken County Public Library and Community Education Center Center Taylor Elementary School Family Breckinridge County Area Summit Middle School Resource/Youth Services Center Technology Center Verity Middle School Breckinridge County Board of Verity Middle School Youth Services Breathitt County Education Center Breathitt County Adult Education Breckinridge County Community
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