Shepherds House Inc.

01/30/2026

Congratulations to Dylan and Damion for graduating the Lexington IOP! These are two fun, spirited and endlessly vibrant young men who bring their dynamite energy with them everywhere they go. We're sure gonna miss them in group--everyone in the room was a little sad on their last day--but we can't wait to see what their recovery journeys have in store for them next. Congratulations!

01/28/2026

We are so grateful for the support of Shepherds House Inc. ! 🏠 They provide the foundation many need to build a life in recovery. Now, they are helping us build a better future through advocacy. Thank you for being a champion for ! 🌟 "

01/27/2026

Congratulations to Billy for graduating the Maxwelton 12-month program for men! Billy's spirit has always blazed with a raw, wild energy; he's also always been a renaissance man with a talent for seemingly everything. But addiction twists our gifts into dark pyrotechnics, wreaking havoc and destruction both around us and within us. But Billy doesn't have to live that way today. If his old life was a uncontrolled gunpowder explosion, his new life is the same explosion, but channeled through that most exquisitely engineered of rifles: a disciplined and consistent program of recovery. With a focus like that, Billy is flourishing--and he's already guiding his brothers along the path to freedom. Congratulations, Billy, and welcome to the brotherhood!

01/25/2026

Due to inclement weather conditions, the Shepherds House will be closed tomorrow.

We will reevaluate conditions tomorrow to determine operational status for Tuesday, and we will continue to assess conditions daily for the remainder of the week.

Be safe, y'all!

01/21/2026

Gutterballs mean nothing as long as your recovery strikes

01/21/2026

Congratulations to Darrell for completing the Shepherds House Community Impact Treatment Programs!

01/18/2026

If sobriety weren't fun, we wouldn't even bother with it. The men of the KORE program went bowling today, and I'm not sure if anyone even broke 100, but I do know that they kept their recoveries 💯

01/15/2026

We are super proud of these two amazing people for completing the Lexington IOP!

Annette: It's almost impossible to get a room full of people in early recovery to agree on anything, but the feeling was unanimous today: we're overjoyed that she's graduating and moving on to the next step, but we're sure gonna miss her in group! Everywhere she goes, Annette brings along her seemingly endless supply of sunshine, laughter and cheer and freely shares the positive vibes with everyone. With a brightness like that, we can't wait to see her illuminate the path of recovery for others. Congratulations, Annette!

Jerami: He's tough. He's determined. He keeps it 100% real. He's helpful and kind, and he doesn't waste words. He is, in other words, a true country boy who is becoming his very best self through his program of recovery. In this storm-tossed world of chaos and nonsense, we need more people like Jerami: a strong, steadfast rock in a crazily churning sea. Men in early recovery need this the most, and Jerami is already serving as an inspiration to others. Congratulations, Jerami!

01/02/2026

There is a solution for this New Year's resolution.

For those battling addiction, the decision to seek help represents one of life's most difficult but crucial choices.

12/31/2025

Congratulations to these two outstanding individuals for graduating the Lexington IOP!

Ashley - I’m not sure what the dictionary definitions for “strong woman” and “amazing mother” are, but I’m pretty sure they’d have pictures of Ashley next to them. No one else wants to take initiative? Ashley will step right up. A hard truth needs to be spoken? Ashley is there to speak it. Ashley’s recovery is fueled by kindness, selflessness, self-discipline and boundless love; with qualities like these, not even the sky's a limit. Congratulations, Ashley!

Willie - He’s seen a lot (and been through a lot) in his time--more than some people would see in a hundred “normal” lifetimes. But with this hard-won experience comes wisdom and knowledge, and Willie is a natural leader who now helps guide others in their journeys away from the darkness and into the light of recovery. Congratulations, Willie!

12/24/2025

The women of the Lexington Lodge were feeling merry and jolly at the Winter Village at Gatton Park.

12/23/2025

An alumni of the Shepherds House Community Impact Treatment Programs is a single mother, and she needs help with Christmas presents/clothing!

Donations can be dropped off at 454 S. Third St., Danville, KY 40422

Boy - 10yo
Size - 8 pants / 10 shirts / 3 shoes

Girl - 15yo
Size - 3 pants / small / women 7 shoes