Our Food Pantry Is Moving!
Since our building will be under renovation for the next two years, we’ve moved our food pantry to St. Vincent de Paul Louisville at 415 East St. Catherine Street.
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Our Offices Have Moved!
The House of Ruth offices have moved! Our new permanent headquarters is going through a 2-year renovation but in the meantime you can visit us at our temporary home at…
Remembering House of Ruth Founding Member, Sharan Benton
We are saddened by the news that one of House of Ruth’s eight founders, Sharon Benton, has passed away.
Client Stories: Meet Tommie
Tommie has learned a lot about himself and his disease since first coming to House of Ruth in 2008…
Meet House of Ruth Board Member Joe Maythorn
Today we’re introducing you to Joe Maythorn, Attorney & House of Ruth Board Member.
Meet House of Ruth Intake Coordinator & Receptionist Lara Hurt!
Today we’re introducing you to Lara Hurt, Intake Coordinator & Receptionist for more than 10 years.
New, sweeping anti-trans bill being fast-tracked in Kentucky legislature
As bills like these are sadly making their way though legislatures across the country, it’s more important than ever that we show our support for our trans friends and family,…
Meet Our Social Service Specialist Whitney Major!
Today we’re introducing you to Social Service Specialist Whitney Major How long have you worked at House of Ruth? It was 3 months on August 6th. The best part about…
Meet the People Behind House of Ruth!
Today we’re introducing you to Board Member L. Joe Dunman, Managing Attorney/Assistant General Counsel for the Kentucky Commission on Human Rights and avid Coke Zero enthusiast…
House of Ruth Receives $6.5 Million Grant from City
House of Ruth is happy to announce it has been selected to receive a Permanent Supportive Housing grant through funding from the American Rescue Plan.
Improving the Way We Communicate about the Monkeypox Outbreak
As the White House declares monkeypox (MPX) a public health emergency, it’s important that we’re all careful about how we communicate information about the virus.
School Starts Soon and We Need Your Help Collecting Supplies!
Money’s tight for our families and with the school year fast approaching they just need a little assistance to keep on track – and your donations can help.
Remembering Louisville AIDS Advocate Teresa Gordon
we’re remembering and recognizing some of the people who made such a difference to our organization, our work, and the fight against HIV/AIDS in Louisville and beyond.
The History of Glade House
Established in 1986, Glade House in Louisville was the first group home for people with HIV/AIDS in the region.
30 Years of House of Ruth
Over the years, House of Ruth’s services have evolved and expanded, but we’ve always been there for people in Louisville struggling with HIV/AIDS.
Peer Support: A Unique and Meaningful Service
Peer support specialists are essential to the mission of House of Ruth, providing invaluable and irreplaceable services.
Life and a Family While HIV+: LaTisa’s Story
House of Ruth supports people in our community who are HIV/AIDS-positive, through a spectrum of services.
Long-Term Survivors: Paul and Matt
“House of Ruth was always there for me, and I’m grateful for them. In a lot of ways, I don’t know where I would be without them.” – Dwight Taylor,…
Unlocking Hope: Dwight’s Story
“House of Ruth was always there for me, and I’m grateful for them. In a lot of ways, I don’t know where I would be without them.” – Dwight Taylor,…
A Day in the Life
A Day in the Life of Housing Case Manager Nayia Green At House of Ruth, we work with a very specific population: our clients are HIV-positive and battle homelessness. As…
Imagine: House of Ruth’s Holistic Services
There are many reasons why a person may become homeless. Homelessness most commonly results from a lack of affordable housing, unexpected job loss or bills, or mental illness without access…
Changing Lives by Providing Stability
House of Ruth’s Housing Programs For nearly 30 years, House of Ruth has worked to provide housing and support services for people with HIV/AIDS and their families who are homeless,…
We’ve Started a Blog
Introducing the New House of Ruth Blog.
Since 1992, House of Ruth has filled an important social need: providing housing and support services for people with HIV/AIDS and their families who are homeless, at risk of losing their homes, or need financial help.