Contacts
To learn more about becoming a foster parent, contact the local Home Resource Coordinator in your area:
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Kentucky
Ashland, KY
Mark Cavins
(606) 928-4240
mcavins@necco.org
Tami Henson
thenson@necco.org
Florence, KY
Dee Dee Connolly
(859) 594-4510
dconnolly@necco.org
Cara Schultz
cschultz@necco.org
Lexington, KY
Tesha Bryant
(859) 264-8796
tbryant@necco.org
Timothea Branham
tbranham@necco.org
Owensboro, KY
Jill Krahwinkle
(270) 685-5500
jkrahwinkle@necco.org
Bowling Green, KY
Jerry Nunn
jnunn@necco.org
Kelly Delaney
kdelaney@necco.org
Paducah, KY
Michelle Yarbrough
(270) 898-1293
myarbrough@necco.org
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Ohio
Springdale, OH
Teresa Weisbrod
(513) 771-9600
tweisbrod@carvaka.com
South Point, OH
Amy Dillon
(740) 894-4360
adillon@necco.org
Milford, OH (Cincinnati Area)
Lori Holyoke
(513) 948-9705
lholyoke@necco.org
Lisa Daniel
ldaniel@necco.org
| West Virginia
Logan, WV
Jane Watson
(304) 752-7830
jwatson@necco.org
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