Mountain of Hope

09/25/2025

PSS Jessica participated in the Save A Life Day event today at the McCracken County Library! Every life is worth it! 💚

09/23/2025

Today is the first day of the rest of your life! 💚

09/17/2025

SUCCESS STORY: Meet Amber! "I started using at the young age of 12, and addiction quickly became a way of life. For years, I was trapped in a cycle of pain, bad decisions, and consequences that kept piling up. I have survived 4 overdoses and more near death experiences that I can count. I was in and out of jail and toxic relationships. My life was the definition of insanity. On August 7th, 2023, I hit one of my lowest points when I was arrested for my 5th DUI in my lifetime. That moment could have been the end of me—but God had other plans.

On August 8th, 2023, sitting in a jail cell, I made the decision to surrender my life to Jesus. That day became not only my sobriety date but also the day I found true freedom. After jail, I was given the chance to go to Mountain of Hope, where I gained valuable knowledge about my disease and, more importantly, experienced unconditional love from the staff who “loved me back to life.”

From there, I went to Lifeline. Even though I didn’t graduate their program, I left determined to hold on to my sobriety. Recovery had finally become something I was willing to fight for. On May 23rd, 2024, I moved into Oxford House, and it has been a safe, supportive place where I’ve continued to grow and stay accountable.

Today, I stand with over two years clean and sober. I’ve earned my Peer Support Specialist certification so I can use my journey to help others. I love myself today and know my worth. Most importantly, I’m present in my children’s lives again; showing up for them as the mother they deserve. My family has an aunt, daughter, and sister back as well. What once was broken has been restored, and every day I live is a reminder of God’s grace and the power of surrender".💚

09/12/2025

STAFF SPOTLIGHT: Meet Clare, our new residential Mental Health Associate! Clare has been such a blessing to our team. She is empathetic, hardworking, and has such a light about her that she brings to MCCC. Clare reports "Mountain of Hope is the best job I have ever had. Aside from having an amazing team I get to make a difference by helping those that need it most. I wake up every morning with the chance to help change someone's life, and that is a blessing." We are so thankful you joined our team, Clare! Keep shining that bright light!! 💚

09/09/2025

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09/02/2025

MOH could use help with toiletries/hygiene products for our ladies. We need hairbrushes, shampoo, conditioner, body wash and deodorant. We appreciate anyone wanting to help. 💚

08/15/2025

MCCC will have a table set up at the Calvert Cares Su***de Prevention Walk on September 16th! Come see us! 💚

Calvert Cares Su***de Prevention Walk Set for September 16 at Memorial Park — City of Calvert

08/07/2025

SUCCESS STORY: In the summer of my darkest days, I walked through the doors of Mountain of Hope on July 27, 2022 while I was still on the run from the law, carrying the weight of a 25-year prison sentence hanging over my head. I was battling severe addiction to methamphetamine, co***ne, and he**in, and the chaos in my life was overwhelming. Every part of me wanted to run again, to escape the discomfort of change—but something about the peace, the warmth, and the unconditional love I felt at MOH made me stay. For the first time in a long time, I felt seen, safe, and surrounded by people who believed in my ability to heal, even when I didn’t believe in myself.

Mountain of Hope became a place of transformation. I didn’t just complete a program—I began a new life. Through the structure, the faith-based healing, and the steady presence of people who poured into me with hope and grace, I was slowly loved back to life. Each day I remained, I became a little stronger, a little clearer, and a little more committed to leaving behind the life that nearly destroyed me. MOH didn't just offer sobriety—it offered purpose, dignity, and a renewed sense of identity. That place, and those people, saved my life.

Since then, I’ve stepped fully into a life of service and recovery. I’ve had the honor of working as a Substance Abuse Technician and APSS at Genesis West for over a year, helping women who come from the same darkness I once did. I’ve gone from selling drugs to sowing hope, truth, and healing into the lives of others. It’s been my joy to give back to what was so freely given to me. I am forever grateful to Mountain of Hope—not only for helping me reclaim my life, but for showing me who I truly am and what I’m capable of becoming. 💚 Tanna

08/07/2025

We have an RN opening in Paducah and two school-based positions (which requires at least a bachelor's degree in a Human Services field. Who wants to join our team? 💚

WESTERN KENTUCKY: MCCC is seeking qualified applicants for various positions throughout western Kentucky. For more information about these positions, please contact Trisha Vowell at 270-252-9432 or Trisha.Vowell@mtcomp.org

Available Positions:

BENTON:
Mental Health Associate - School Based – Fulton County (Bachelor’s Degree in Human Services*)
Mental Health Associate - School Based – Paducah Independent (Bachelor’s Degree in Human Services*)

PADUCAH:
Outpatient Therapist - Outpatient Clinic - (Master's with LCSW/LPCC, consider CSW/LPCA)
Registered Nurse – Mountain of Hope – Residential women’s’ substance abuse facility (ADN or BSN)

PRINCETON:
Case Manager – Outpatient Clinic - (Bachelor’s Degree in Human Services*)

HOPKINSVILLE:
Outpatient Therapist - Outpatient Clinic - (Master's with LCSW/LPCC)

MADISONVILLE:
Outpatient Therapist - Outpatient Clinic - (Master's with LCSW/LPCC)


*Human Services: i.e., Psychology, Sociology, Social Work, Counseling
**Master’s Licensure: i.e., CSW, MFTA, LPCA, or equivalent

All persons seeking employment at MCCC must complete and submit an Application for Employment and a Criminal Records Check form. To download an employment application, visit www.mtcomp.org/careers

Completed forms may be emailed, faxed, or mailed to Trisha Vowell, Human Resources Western Kentucky
Email: Trisha Vowell, Human Resources, Trisha.Vowell@mtcomp.org
Fax: Attention Trisha Vowell, 270-252-9434
Mail/Deliver:
Mountain Comprehensive Care Center
ATTN: Human Resources
145 Vine St.
Benton, KY 42025

Mountain Comprehensive Care Center is a community behavioral health center providing services throughout Kentucky. We offer competitive wages, comprehensive benefits and Professional Liability Insurance.

Mountain Comprehensive Care Center, Inc. is an Equal Opportunity Affirmative Action Employer. Employment opportunity is offered based on job qualifications regardless of race, religion, color, national origin, gender, pregnancy, sexual orientation, age, physical or mental disability, protected veteran or victimization status.