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Where you live in Kentucky might cut eight years off your life
A baby born today to parents in Wolfe County can expect to live eight years less than a baby born in Fayette County. The reason is that while Campton and Lexington are just an hour apart, they differ significantly in ways that have an impact on health and how long people live, such as education levels, poverty level, opportunities to be physically active and access to health care, according to a researcher who mapped life expectancy in the state. Read more here  
AppalReD to celebrate 45th anniversary June 18
PRESTONSBIRG – AppalReD staff, board members past and present, and other friends will come to Prestonsburg on Saturday, June 18 for a 45th anniversary celebration. AppalReD staff provides free legal services in civil cases to low income citizens in 37 eastern and south central Kentucky counties through a network of six offices. AppalReD offices are located in Barbourville, Hazard, Pikeville, Prestonsburg, Richmond and Somerset. AppalReD’s administrative office is in Prestonsburg.
PRO BONO
Charnel Burton, Pro Bono Director, Ext. 6004 - charnelb@ardfky.org Amy McCausland, Pro Bono Program Assistant, Ext. 1602 - amym@ardfky.org@ardfky.org Pauline Burkett, Clinic Coordinator, Ext. 1311 - paulineb@ardfky.org
AppalReD Celebrated 45th Anniversary Reunion - Picture Slideshow
AppalReD hosts 45th anniversary celebrations
June 23, 2016 - Aaron K. Nelson - Floyd County Chronicle The Appalachian Research and Defense Fund hosted gatherings on Saturday for former attorneys, staff, and friends of the organization, to celebrate the institution’s 45th anniversary. At the dinner, AppalReD’s current director, Robert Johns, who has been in the position for the past year and a half, took the opportunity to thank everyone who built AppalReD into its current status as a respected public service organization.
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Appalachian HOPE
Homeless Outreach Prevention Effort (HOPE) Serving Breathitt, Floyd, Johnson, Knott, Lee, Leslie, Letcher, Magoffin, Martin, Owsley, Perry, Pike and Wolfe Counties Appalachian HOPE is an effort to provide financial assistance to domestic violence victims transitioning into safe housing. Funding for Appalachian HOPE is provided to Appalachian Research and Defense Fund of Kentucky, Inc. (AppalReD) through the Eastern Kentucky United Methodist Health, Education & Welfare Fund.
Appalachian HOPE -What we do?
Homeless Outreach Prevention Effort (HOPE) Serving Breathitt, Floyd, Johnson, Knott, Lee, Leslie, Letcher, Magoffin, Martin, Owsley, Perry, Pike and Wolfe Counties Appalachian HOPE is an effort to provide financial assistance to domestic violence victims transitioning into safe housing. Funding for Appalachian HOPE is provided to Appalachian Research and Defense Fund of Kentucky, Inc. (AppalReD) through the Eastern Kentucky United Methodist Health, Education & Welfare Fund.
Prepared Remarks of CFPB Director Richard Cordray at the Financial Literacy and Education Commission Meeting
June 29, 2016 By Richard Cordray – JUN 29, 2016
Law Center Calls Seller-Financed Home Sales ‘Toxic Transactions’
  By ALEXANDRA STEVENSON and MATTHEW GOLDSTEIN JULY 14, 2016