Trauma informed care for children and families across Kentucky
About Bellewood & Brooklawn

Trauma informed care for children and families across Kentucky
About Bellewood & Brooklawn
Bellewood & Brooklawn provides trauma informed behavioral health and family services for children, teens, and families across Kentucky. We help young people and caregivers find stability after adversity, including experiences of abuse, neglect, and other significant stressors. Our continuum of care includes residential treatment, therapeutic foster care and adoption, community based programs, and outpatient therapy options when available.
If you are looking for admissions or referrals for residential services, please call (855) 460-0990. For general questions, please call (502) 451-5177.
Providing trauma-informed support that restores hope, healing, safety, and security for children and families facing adversity. We create environments where every individual feels valued, advocated for, and connected in a place where belonging and self worth can thrive.
Hope, healing, and belonging for every child and family.
We respond to challenges with individualized support, not by limiting access to care. Our team is trained to meet needs with flexibility, compassion, and trauma informed practices so children and families can stay engaged in services and keep moving toward stability.
Bellewood & Brooklawn was formed in 2012 by merging two historic organizations, Bellewood Home for Children and Brooklawn Child & Family Services. With a combined history of more than 175 years, we continue to serve children and families across the Commonwealth with a focus on safety, healing, and long term wellbeing.
We are committed to transparency in our operations and financial practices. You can review our public filings and third party information using the links below.

“A loving Bellewood & Brooklawn foster family began caring for Destiny when she was a week shy of 2 weeks old. A year after being placed with her foster family, Destiny became available for adoption. The foster parents, unable to have children of their own, began the process to adopt Destiny. Although Destiny didn’t get a great start in life, her foster parents became her heroes, and they realized their dream of having a child.”
– K. Blankenship, Bellewood & Brooklawn Staff
