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Provides community calendars.

Offers a free, hot, nutritious lunch Monday through Friday.

Services include: Educating victims and witnesses of crimes about their rights and the proper procedures to follow Assistance with completing applications to Crime Victims Compensation Fund. Expenses that may be paid include: Medical, Counseling, Loss of Earnings or Support, Stolen Cash Benefits and Funeral Expenses. Provides information and referral to victims and witnesses for services such as emergency housing, transportation and child care Gives pre-trial tours of the Courthouse Provides emotional support to victims and witnesses Promotes public awareness of the need for victim services and the need for recognition of the rights of victims of crime

Offers designs and installation of semi-permanent ramps that can be relocated if the recipient moves or no longer needs the ramp.

Provides a maximum of $500 for behind-the-wheel drivers education training to foster greater independence. Also helps with getting identification cards.

Serves the public by researching, collecting, and preserving artifacts and specimens, that exemplify the Commonwealth's natural and cultural heritage, and by telling Pennsylvania's story through educational exhibits and programs.

Municipal office

Provides assistance to individuals with hearing loss. Services include access to affordable hearing aids, cochlear implants, and other technology; telephones designed to work with hearing aids and cochlear implants; assistive technology programs that provide accessibility in public and private facilities; and advocacy efforts to improve access and public understanding.

Provides K-12 education to students with special needs who require emotional support. Provides a trauma-informed approach in a safe and structured learning environment with emotional and behavioral support.

Offers child care. Subsidized care offered,

Lends assistive living medical equipment to anyone in need. Assists with wheelchairs, walkers, canes, potty chairs, and other devices for loan to those who need them in this temporary loan program. Offers short-term loans of equipment that are available for up to 3 months.

Provides social and recreational opportunities for adults with intellectual disabilities to make friends, build connections in their communities, and participate in a variety of activities designed to help them pursue their individual interests and goals.

Provides residential treatment for adults with behavioral health needs and intellectual disabilities, including skills training, vocational and educational planning, counseling, peer support, and assessments to promote independence and empowerment.

Accepts gift/toy donations from Toys for Tots, Angel Trees and individual donors. Distributes items to families at Christmas. Must meet income guidelines. Apply for program in October.

Offers open swims, swim lessons, swim team, water exercise. Swin lessions for children 6 months to 18 years of age.

Offers an education program for 9th grade students in the School District of Lancaster. Participants attend assigned workshops in middle school and throughout two years of high school. Upon completion of the program, they may be admitted to Millersville University. Any tuition, room, and board costs not covered by grants and scholarships will be provided by the program. After being admitted to the university, summer job opportunities, internships, and guaranteed job interviews are provided.

Provides a network volunteers to represent the best interests of foster children in their respective communities. Provides an advocate to help amplify their voice and make sure they are safe, secure, and given the opportunity to thrive.

Partners with Philadelphia schools to identify young people who have experienced violence-related trauma. Program therapists and counselors provide a variety of trauma-informed services including individual clinical therapy, psycho-educational groups, and mentoring.

Offers a night welcoming families and individuals for dinner and devotion.

Provides home nurse visiting services for pregnant women, new mothers, new fathers, and their babies to help with prenatal, postpartum, and other health care needs.

Provides homes and a full range of services to individuals with all levels of intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD). Operates 106 community group homes and 4 campuses across Pennsylvania. Develops individualized plans of care for each person with the goal of achieving his/her highest level of independence while enhancing quality of life. Services range from physical, occupational, and communication therapies to vocational training and employment support. Therapeutic activities and developmental training focus on sensory, environmental, and pre-vocational skill development.

Provides food to people who are in emergency situations.

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

Offers an after-school snack and/or dinner to all participants.

Offers connection to a Certified Peer Specialist (CPS), who is an individual with lived mental health experience who has been trained and certified in the state of Pennsylvania on how to assist others in recovery and wellness. Certified Peer Specialists can: A) Assist in the development of strengths-based individual goals B) Serve as an advocate, mentor, or facilitator for resolution of issues that a peer is unable to resolve on their own C) Help to develop community supports D) Provide education on ways to maintain personal wellness and recovery E) Provide education on navigating the mental health system