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911
Immediate danger or medical emergency
988
Mental health, emotional distress, suicide, or substance-use crisis
Kentucky 211
Housing, food, utilities, transportation, and community services
Or text your ZIP code to 898211. Kentucky 211 answers 24/7.
Never Use Alone
Overdose-response spotting when using alone
Or 877-696-1996. If an overdose is already happening, call 911.
Domestic violence support
Confidential support for domestic violence
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Emergency information
Public Beta — this directory is under active review and may be incomplete. Confirm urgent details directly; No One Left Outside does not guarantee eligibility, availability, funding, acceptance, or placement.
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Find housing, food, healthcare, transportation, recovery support, legal help, and community resources for Louisville Metro and the ring counties.
Starting in Louisville. Built so no one is left outside.
Every listing shows its source and when we checked. When we don’t know, it says UNKNOWN — we never guess.
We don’t rank or rate providers, and we can’t confirm that help is available. Call before you travel.
Four fast lanes
These four preparation guides stay easy to find even as the full journey catalog grows.
These pages prepare questions and next steps. They do not submit an application or decide eligibility.
I’m not sure where to start
Pick the situation closest to what is happening. Each journey gives plain-language preparation steps and opens a matching resource search.
Need a different situation? Browse all 21 journeys.
Where are you right now?
Pick the situation closest to yours. There is no wrong door — every one opens onto every resource.
Helping someone else? Any door works — case managers and family use the same paths.
Answer a few private, button-only questions. Nothing is saved, and you can leave at any time.
I know what I need
Search by service, organization, or category. You can refine location and population filters on the results page.
New public library
Official benefit, identity, health care, and housing starting points—with the owning agency and NOLO’s most recent link check shown up front.
Browse the forms libraryWhy No One Left Outside
No One Left Outside helps people navigate housing, food, healthcare, identification, employment, legal aid, benefits, recovery, transportation, and the other human-service systems that stand between someone and stability.
We can't promise every door will open. Eligibility, availability, and acceptance are always the provider's call, never ours.
Search housing and community resources for Louisville Metro and the ring counties, including food, healthcare, legal assistance, crisis services, transportation, employment, and more.
No One Left Outside is actively expanding. Resource information continues to be verified and new features are being added regularly.
Found missing or incorrect information? Help improve No One Left Outside.
No account needed
Choose the path that best fits. Each one leads to a working public tool.
No invented numbers
Counts come straight from the live database — never typed by hand. Where we’re thin, we say so, and we’d love your help.
No invented numbers
Every published record carries a status. When a safe public source or verification date is available, we show it. When we can’t confirm something, it says UNKNOWN — we never guess or invent availability.
How this place works
Listings show the evidence and check date we can safely publish. Missing evidence stays visible as needs verification or UNKNOWN — never filled in by guessing.
Focused on Louisville Metro and the ring counties, with local coverage described plainly as the directory grows.
Marked “do not refer” instead of deleted, so nobody gets sent to a locked door.
No account to browse. No tracking profiles or ad pixels. Only first-party aggregate counters, with safety pages excluded.
A dead number, a wrong hours line, a program that folded. Flagging it takes a minute, and you don’t need an account. Every report goes to a human review queue.
Case managers, outreach workers, librarians, and service providers can use the same public directory without signing in. Every journey has a printable referral packet — one page with numbers to call and the hours they answer, what to bring, what to ask, what to do if it does not work, and where each checked fact came from.
NOLO stores nothing about the person you are helping. The packet has blank lines to write on; that is the whole client-data model. If you know a listing has changed, send it to the human review queue.