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Provides objective information on choices for long term living supports and services. Help consumers to evaluate the types of services needed. Make connections with organizations that provide services. Help with applications for assistance to pay for services. Assist in planning to meet future needs for services.

Provides services that protect life and property.

One-time workshops for youth and parents to practice conflict management and communication skills.

Provides assessment, job counseling, job search, self-development and training to individuals referred by the Department of Human Services

Official GED testing center. Low income adults may qualify for free literacy and/or GED classes.

Support group for individuals and families dealing with the complications of blood disorders.

Provides recovery-oriented services that emphasize community integration for people with mental health or co-occurring substance abuse challenges. 

Offers support and assistance for expectand parents and families with young children. Helps parents to identify their children's potential and to make them aware of any developmental impediments that might arise. Provides activities and resources to prepare children for preschool and kindergarten entry. Provides assistance for families to find resources available in the community according to their needs.

Provides services and supports projects related to Lions International's global causes: vision, hunger, diabetes, environment, childhood cancer, and mental health and wellness. Includes supporting research and assistance for individuals with hearing impairments, collecting used eyeglasses, hearing aids, and electronic items (such as cell phones), conducting vision screenings, offering education on diabetes care and prevention, promoting blood drives, and coordinating with local emergency management agencies.

56 two bedroom apartments First floor units may be wheelchair accessible No pet allowed Hempfield School District

Offers general medical and primary care services. Provides continuing and comprehensive healthcare for the individual and family across all ages, sexes, diseases, and parts of the body. Serves each patient in the context of the family and community, emphasizing disease prevention and health promotion.

Provides supportive employment services to persons with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Offers individualized support, job skills training, workplace integration, job placement assistance, and ongoing support.

Provides new sneakers to children and teens.

Care teams offer vaccinations, including those required by law for students entering the K-12 school system.

Assistance with any on-line service, such as Unemployment, Social Security, Department of Motor Vehicle services (Registration Renewal, Change of Address, DL renewal; etc), COMPASS (benefit renewals, LIHEAP, SNAP, Medical Assistance, TANF).

Provides the full range of library services including browsing and circulating collections of materials such as books, magazines, and other media for all ages; library reference and research assistance; access to Internet-connected computers, printers, other electronic devices, and photocopiers; and spaces for meetings and quiet study. Allows borrowing of items for library cardholders. Sponsors and hosts an array of educational, instructional, and cultural programming for all ages.

Provides instruction and participatory education in agricultural, family living, and general science projects including aerospace, rocketry, photography, woodworking, livestock, pets, textile science, foods and nutrition, gardening, leadership development, and etc. School enrichment and after school programs are also available.

Assists with legal options and provides information concerning Protection from Abuse (PFA) Orders.

Provides a specialized form of foster family care intended for children and youth whose needs exceed the capabilities of a traditional foster home. Such children are often sent to group homes or institutions, which do not provide a family living experience. As a vital alternative, a treatment family is specially selected and trained to deal with the child's special needs and to help each child grow in a successful family atmosphere. Through family activities and community events, children participating in Family-Based Services will learn the responsibilities and behaviors that come with being part of a caring family.

Offers use of WiFi to registered library patrons. Patrons may connect personal devices.

Treats children and adolescents who have been sexually abused or are presenting developmentally inappropriate sexual behaviors. Services are provided through a group of clinicians trained in issues of sexual abuse and can include: initial psychological evaluation; psychiatric evaluation; individual, family, and/or group psychotherapy; and ongoing medication management, if necessary.

Provides reentry supportive services for families impacted by the criminal justice system. Offers services that include housing assistance, mentoring, case management, referral services, food, clothing, educational support, employment assistance, photo identification cards, driver's licenses, and bus passes for employment.

Offering a free community meal twice a month.

Teaches techniques for cooking safely, identifying canned goods, freezer items and medicines, managing laundry and housekeeping tasks, and keeping the household well-organized. Staff assists with marking appliances and with evaluating and implementing safety related changes within the home.

Matches adults or children with intellectual and/or developmental disability with a family/individual in the community to live together as a family unit, or in some cases companions. In addition to providing a home, the host family or companion (which are called providers), actively participates in supporting the person in cultivating self-care, social skills, and communication skills. The providers are also responsible for health and safety needs.