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Provides information on Medicare Parts A, B, C and D, Medicare Supplemental Plans and programs for people with limited income and resources.

Provides payment for burial and cremation services on behalf of eligible individuals.

Offers a range of services to children who have been sexually abused. We offer free individual and family therapy, as well as psycho educational and support groups. Additionally, we run the Delaware County Children's Advocacy Center where children referred by Children & Youth Services, law enforcement agencies, or the District Attorney's office are interviewed when abuse is suspected. We provide abuse prevention programs for children, teens, and adults, as well as specialized professional training.

Offers a place to go for nutritious meals, social activities, and a range of programs such as health screenings, health and consumer education, creative arts, exercise and other special events which are unique to individual centers.

Operates a voluntary organization comprised of the seventeen (17) Neighborhood Associations within the City of York that meets monthly.

The Senior Shared Ride Program is a reduced fare transportation program available to riders who are willing to share their trip with other passengers.

Offers a substance use disorder evaluation (drugs and alcohol) and counseling for teens. Confidential evaluations may be completed in one to three session.

Serves as an outpatient treatment facility for adults and adolescents with drug and alcohol addiction as well as children and teens recovering from trauma or are involved in the child welfare system. Length of treatment is individually determined, based on goals and progress and includes both individual and group therapy sessions.

Provides a range of outpatient support and therapy groups on bullying, teen wellness, anger management, depression, dialectical behavioral therapy, emotion regulation, peer support, hearing voices, chronic pain, trauma and bullying, empowerment, drug and alcohol recovery.

Players (ages 8-21) and cheerleaders (8 and up) with mental and or physical limitations meet 10 weeks beginning the first Saturday in August to play football and cheer.

Offers variety of ways to donate to CPHS.

Provides services that include: drug and alcohol treatment, individualized treatment plans, drug and alcohol assessments, outpatient care, long-term aftercare programs, 12-step program, and family therapy.

Provides family medical and pediatric services.

Acts as the single point of entry and assessment for individuals and families experiencing a housing crisis in Armstrong County.

Registration Date: Begins January 1 Registration Fee: $50; 2 year old 1 day/week fee is $25 Months of Operation: Mid September-beginning May Tuition: 2 year olds: 1 day/week (Tuesday), $522/year 3 year olds: 2 days/week (Monday & Wednesday or Tuesday & Thursday), $909/year 3 year olds: 3 days/week (Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday), $1,200/year 4 & 5 year olds: 2 days/week (Monday & Wednesday or Tuesday & Thursday), $909/year 4 & 5 year olds: 3 days/week (Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday), $1,200/year Pre-K: 4 days/week (Monday through Thursday), $1,551 Sibling Discount: None Scholarships: Yes, call for information Additional Programs: Pack-n-Play Program Notes: Provides an atmosphere in which the child can develop socially, emotionally and spiritually through participation in play activities, stories, music, art and gym time. Field trips and theme parties take place throughout the year. Offers Bible study, crafts, educational and social interaction for mothers of children attending the progr

Camp to include riding lessons in both English and Western, leading, lunging, round pen, grooming, tacking, bathing, stall maintenance, health and wellness. They hope to squeeze in craft time, games, campfire and or trip to the pool. Provides a supportive equine environment where individuals with physical, cognitive and/or emotional challenges can experience therapeutic, social and educational rewards.

Provides services to children and families in homes, schools, and communities. Services provided: BHRS (Behavioral Health Rehabilitation Services (Wrap Around)

Provides comprehensive medical care including primary care, family medicine, geriatrics, women's health, men's health, physical exams, annual physicals, annual wellness exams, immunizations, minor procedures, preventive care and well-baby care.

Assists with adoption placement.

Provides a variety of behavioral health, mental health, and intensive intervention services to children, youth and families. Outpatient mental health counseling, in-home family counseling, parenting education, and supervised visitation services.

Serves as a cooling center during extreme heat emergencies (code reds).

Partnering with Blair County Head Start to provide families with childcare.

Offers residential treatment program designed to help individuals with combined diagnoses of mental illness and substance abuse problems.

Acts as a cooling center during times of extreme temperatures.

Provides an adult role model mentoring program that helps children realize their potential and build their futures by creating.