Networking

The Association of Community Ministries (ACM) is an umbrella organization bringing 13 Louisville-based Community Ministries together to serve families and individuals on a neighborhood level throughout the entirety of Metro Louisville. ACM’s members have worked together for over 35 years connecting neighbors in need with resources during times of crisis.

Their success is built upon the strong relationships they have not just with those they serve but also - and very importantly - the relationships they have with their partners, supporters, advocates, and volunteers, as well as Board members, member congregations and staff.

It is all of these people collaborating together that make ACM’s work possible, that brings emergency assistance, be it food, utilities, rent, or other services to community members when they need it the most.

Community Asset Registry for the Empowerment of Kentucky (CARE-KY) provides a repository of free or reduced-cost programs that can help to meet residents’ needs with things like food, housing, transportation, utilities, family and community support, and personal safety. CARE-KY was developed in collaboration with the Kentucky Consortium for Accountable Health Communities project. We connect residents of all 120 counties in Kentucky to the community resources they need.

The University Career Center strives to empower students for success in their journey from college to career.

Here at the University of Louisville, all students are encouraged to seek campus involvement in activities outside the classroom to help achieve well-rounded personal development. UofL has more than 400 student organizations ranging areas of interest from religious groups, to sports, video games, fraternities and sororities, and everything in between. There is something for everyone - and if you don't find what you're looking for, you can always create a new group!

Student Involvement at the University of Louisville provides activities and services for the campus community. Through various boards, committees, and staff, we provides cultural, social, and recreational programs, aiming to make the out-of-class experience a part of the total educational process while advancing the institutional mission. These programs promote a sense of community and loyalty to the University while serving as a place for social, intellectual, and developmental growth for students as individuals or as part of a group.

For inquiries, please go to Louisville.edu/engage.