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Ensures that all court records and applicable documents are indexed, docketed, processed, recorded, and microfilmed on a timely basis in compliance with state requirements and guidelines. Legal documents processed include appeals, transcripts, assighments, petitions and injunctions, arraignments, criminal searches, divorce complaints, change of name petitions, writs and executions, bail processing, judgments and liens, criminal final bills of costs, custody and support, building agreements, protection from abuse petitions, applications and renewals of applications, juvenile/dependency matters, private detective licenses. They also process passport aplications and aid the public with genealogical research and retrieval of documents from the office archives.

Offers treatment for young people (ages 10 to 27) who are at clinical high risk for psychosis.

Provides a cooking skills program for families to promote knowledge and confidence in food preparation.

Provides therapeutic riding activities for adults and children with special needs. Therapeutic activities are used to accomplish the goals recommended by the therapist. Improving balance, eye/hand coordination, ability to follow directions, communication skills, social interaction, attention, and visual skills are targeted areas.

Provides grants to non-traditional students to further their education. Grant amounts depend on financial need and availability of funds.

Eight-week summer camp: Arts & crafts; Athletics; Trips; Educational activities

Provides information, resources, and referral to appropriate programs for individuals with disabilities.

Provides $20 Vouchers to buy state-grown fruits and vegetables at local farmer's markets. Offers vouchers on a one-time-only per summer basis and First Come, First Serve. Runs program from June 1st to September 30th.

Senior center that provides those over 55 years of age with opportunities for socialization, recreation, education, exercise, bus trips and nutrition. Includes a hot noon meal.

Offers a weekly food pantry. Provides bread items donated from local bakeries as available.

Administers UGI's CAP and Operation Share programs. Applicants must meet income guidelines and are not eligible if they are already disconnected.

Offers opportunities to individuals with cognitive and developmental disabilities to explore their interests in an inclusive, integrated environment.

Takes calls to assist Members, families, and providers in all areas of behavioral health. Gathers initial assessment information. Performs basic risk assessments.

Provides mobile library services and materials.

Offers an apprenticeship program in the construction crafts and building trades. Includes formal classroom instruction and paid on-the-job training. Requires a minimum of 300 hours of classroom training and 4000 hours of on-the-job training to be completed to graduate from progam. Apprenticeships typically are 2.5 years in length.

Services:

• Before/after-school child care
• Summer school-age programs (Ages 5 to 12 years)

Offers financial assistance to spay/ neuter cats and dog.

Offers presentations approximately 45-60 minutes in length. Provides health educational materials and giveaways such as headbands, water bottles, lunch/sports bags, pedometers, etc.

Offers a workshop that explores unhealthy relationships, how women get into them, how they can get out of them and how to avoid the same mistakes.

Provides general information and connects individuals with appropriate department within the municipal administration.

Provides problem gambling prevention and awareness education, and referrals for problem gamblers.

Grants wishes to children diagnosed with cancer or a life-threatening heart condition.

STD/HIV services include testing and treatment of chlamydia, gonorrhea and syphilis, as well as testing and referral services for HIV. Partner notification of possible exposure to STDs and HIV is available and serves to increase testing and treatment to reduce the spread of disease.

Offers intensive, client-centered case management approach to empower families experiencing poverty and address root causes preventing them from becoming more self-sufficient. Helps enrolled families connect with community resources, develop personalized action plans, and objectively track their progress over time.

Vocational Training programs give people with intellectual and developmental disabilities opportunities to earn money, socialize, and learn new job skills while working on manufacturing, assembly, and packaging projects for area businesses.