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When a survivor decides to leave, it’s one of the most dangerous moments in the cycle ofdomestic violence. But for too many survivors in south-central Kentucky, making the decision to leave doesn’t mean a safe bed will be waiting.

Forty-six years ago, this community made a promise: that no one facing domestic violence should have to face it alone. As we mark BRASS, Inc.'s 46th anniversary, I've been thinking about how far that promise has traveled.

It takes a village. This month, our advocates were out across the region, connecting with families, sharing resources, and standing alongside partners who share our commitment to safer, stronger communities. Action Inc. Open House Carnival Advocates Emily and Christian joined the Action Inc. Open House Carnival, connecting with families and sharing information about BRASS, Inc. and the support available to survivors in our community. Action Inc. provides mental health care, f

Please join us in congratulating Elijah Sharp, our Community Program Manager and Law Enforcement Advocate, on his selection for the 2026–2027 class of Leadership Barren County! Presented by the Barren County Chamber of Commerce, the program brings together emerging and established leaders to explore their community, build meaningful connections, and inspire positive change across the region. For Elijah, it's a fitting honor — a chance to invest in the very community that shap

Please join us in congratulating our Chief Human Resources Officer, Hannah Hartley, on her selection for the Leadership Bowling Green Class of 2027!

BRASS, Inc. was honored to welcome State Representatives Amy Neighbors and Rebecca Raymer for a visit to our shelter.