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Head Start and Pre-K Counts are full-day, school-year programs that are intended to prepare children for a successful transition to kindergarten and elementary school. These programs are entirely free for income-eligible families. Year-round, private-pay preschool is also available.

Head Start and Pre-K Counts are full-day, school-year programs that are intended to prepare children for a successful transition to kindergarten and elementary school. These programs are entirely free for income-eligible families. Year-round, private-pay preschool is also available.

A county-wide communications system that provides non-emergency contact with police, fire, and medical services personnel.

Offers general counseling services for individuals, couples, and families.

Provides faith based counseling for women, men, children, couples, and families. Services include Anxiety/Depression, Crisis Life Transitions, Divorce care, Parenting challenges, ADHD, Asperger's, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (violence, trauma, military), Grief, and Domestic Violence.

Provides public health education, preventive nursing services, emergency preparedness, immunizations, communicable disease surveillance and investigation, HIV testing and counseling, community empowerment, and other nursing services as mandated by PA legislation. Provides adult and child immunizations, HIV/AIDS referrals, and health resources.

A partnership of local businesses, community social service agencies, and county government that is focused on building a comprehensive early childhood system to address the physical, social, emotional, and intellectual needs of children. Develops strategies based on local needs to ensure children are ready to learn when they enter school. Raises awareness about early childhood development. Improving the delivery of critical services for very young children and their families and advocating for public policy that supports the community's youngest children.

Provides vouchers for nutritious foods and nutrition education.

Scholarship memberships. Funding is available for low income families and individuals. Financial aid pays for a percentage of the membership fees.

We provide adults and children with age-appropriate information and tools they can use to help prevent blindness through our free eye health and safety education programs.

Operates a call center. Provides information on topics including allergies, environmental issues, and how to quit smoking. Offers physician referrals.

Provides patrol and crime functions, and general statistical information. Other services include: National Drug Take Back drop-off locations; Criminal History Request; Copies of Insurance Claims; Firearms information; Fingerprinting; Risk Vulnerability Assessments. Car seat inspections are offered one day a month. Call for an appointment.

Assists in negotiating the case with other disputants. Areas of dispute resolution: divorce property (asset-debt), allocation, custody and visitation negotiations, litigation, boundary disputes, contract matters, personal injury settlements, labor disputes, construction/building controversies, landlord-tenant disputes, will contests, and mock trials for attorneys to help evaluate the merits of a case.

Promotes the physical and emotional security of children and their families; also provides a safe and supportive environment for monitored custody exchanges and supervised visitations.

Uses tennis as an instructional tool to teach the importance of healthy habits, the benefits of physical fitness, and good nutrition; and to teach life lessons in the relevance of citizenship, through character development. It also places an emphasis on good sportsmanship in an activity that requires participants to act as their own referees.

Licensed master's level clinicians provide counseling for people of all ages, couples and families. Accepts most insurances and provides a sliding fee scale for those without insurance. Offer services for anxiety, depression, stress, family issues, parent/child conflicts, divorced parenting and adoption adjustment.

Provides general supervision over all public schools and school districts.

Designed for active 2 year old (24-36 months) and their caregivers. Sessions will run 20-30 minutes, and include music, movement, stories and hand-on fun. Provides time to explore extensive toddler and easy book collection, and toy lending library. Program takes place on Wednesdays at 10:30 am from September through April.

Provides communal housing to assist homeless individuals with mental illnesses who are active members of society and want to live independently. Those who benefit most are persons who may not be able to afford things like rent, food, transportation and utilities on their own, but could do so with the help of other house mates. Lodge members share in the day-to-day experiences of running a home, and do so more affordably than if they lived on their own. Lodge members create their own house rules and manage their own activities. Lodges are member-managed. Staff assist only as needed and are available in emergency situations.

Offers counseling and education programs through approved counseling agencies.

Provides overnight shelter for individuals experiencing homelessness during winter months.

Acts as a warming center during normal operating hours.

The Warming Center provides a safe and warm place for individuals and families without a place to sleep.

Open door policy recreation and games with pool, cards, chess, and checkers.

Offers a food pantry.