“Become a product of opportunity, not a victim of circumstance.”
Temporary Housing
Housing stability amid upheaval is crucial for the rebuilding of both the physical home and the lives of those impacted by sudden displacement. Camp Graves provides temporary housing for survivors of disasters like tornadoes, house fires, floods, or those displaced due to no fault of their own.
Those seeking housing must apply in person and complete an application process which includes a background check and drug screen. If approved, residents will have up to 18 months of rent-free housing while they regroup, recuperate, or rebuild as they recover from the cause of their displacement. Contact us for more information about our housing or to apply.
Supportive Services
Temporary housing is only a part of getting folks back on their feet after experiencing sudden displacement. Camp Graves residents are provided with supportive services throughout their time with us. Residents are connected with educational and employment opportunities, financial and life skills learning, and other services and resources to support their success, even after moving forward from our program.
Community Resources
As part of our broader mission, we have created a Community Resource Bank with information for hundreds of resources in both Kentucky and Tennessee, covering our service area which spans 11 counties. From utility assistance to food, clothing to housing, legal aid to counseling, and everything in between, we assist in connecting those in need with those who can fill the need.
Returning the favor
Our region of Western Kentucky has experienced first-hand how a disaster can upend lives, businesses, and an entire community. After the December 10th, 2021, tornado, our community witnessed support from all over the world to help us rebuild and recover. Camp Graves returns the generosity, when capable, by providing relief and supplies to other disaster impacted regions.
