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Provides skilled nursing care for short-term rehabilitation for a medical recovery, surgical recovery or long-term care for dementia or Alzheimer’s disease.

Provides preschool and adult vision screenings. When a screening identifies a problem, the child/adult is referred for a complete professional eye exam.

We partnered with Bucknell University and Susquehanna University to provide remote tutoring for students in Snyder, Union and Northumberland counties (K-12). The tutors are education majors who have their clearances and have been trained. The tutoring is free. All tutoring is done over internet; there is no phone tutoring.

Assists expectant and parenting teens to successfully achieve educational and vocational goals. Provides services and resources for responsible parenting and child development.

Provides outpatient counseling.

Provides support groups for teens and children dealing with the death of a family member. Also provides referrals.

Offers a diverse collection of books, magazines, e-books, electronic resources, reference, and information on local history. Provides programs for children, teens, and adults throughout the year, as well as copy/fax/scan services, public computers, laptops, GED assistance, and workforce softskills resources for career/job enhancement. Serves as a warming/cooling center during periods of extreme cold/heat.

Provides end-of-life care and support to terminally ill individuals and their families or caregivers. Services can be provided in a home setting or at an extended care facility. The hospice team includes nurses, social workers, spiritual counselors, therapists, hospice aides, volunteers, physicians, and bereavement counselors.

Offers day programs for older adults and adults with disabilities. Services are a low cost living choice which adds quality to life and prevents or delays nursing home placement.

Provides social and recreational outings throughout the year

Art-based 8-week summer camp: Arts & crafts; Athletics; Trips; Educational activities

Provides programs to help children prepare for Kindergarten.

Offers an Emergency Shelter Allowance, ESA, to help a homeless or near homeless family/individual to: stop eviction from your home/apartment or foreclosure of your house; find a long-term place to live; find a short-term place to stay.

Offers used and discounted clothing, furniture and electronics to community members.

Provides support for patients, family, and friends diagnosed with ADHD.

Philadelphia’s Right to Counsel law guarantees free legal representation to eligible low-income renters. Eligible renters have a Right to Counsel when they face eviction proceedings, lease or other tenancy termination proceedings, and PHA housing subsidy termination proceedings. Under these circumstances, Right to Counsel is available for judicial proceedings, such as those in Municipal Court; and administrative proceedings, such as those held by the Fair Housing Commission.

Provides nutrition education and food vouchers for pregnant women, new mothers, infants and children

Lifesharing provides people with disabilities with an opportunity to live as part of an extended family in the community. Participants are given the choice of where and with who they want to live.

Prepared Childbirth Series offers couples expecting a first baby or couples who have never attended childbirth classes. Classes focus on both the physical and emotional aspects of labor and delivery, with emphasis on breathing and relaxation techniques. A virtual tour of the Maternity Unit will be provided. Class is held virtually.

Assists consumers to gain entry to the mental health system and coordinates other services. Offers help which includes preauthorization of services and provides referral to specialized care and other community programs. Monitors quality of service delivery, educates about assisted outpatient treatment (AOT), and provides emergency services during daytime hours.

Provides information on services available to help older adults and people with disabilities maintain their independence, dignity, and quality of life. Services include information and referral, eligibility screening, options counseling, and application assistance.

Helps people receive freedom from life's hurts, hang-ups, and habits. Small group issues include chemical or sexual addiction; sexual, physical, and emotional abuse; co-dependency; eating disorders; divorce; and grief.

Houses a collection of historic train and railroad artifacts. Features special events, changing exhibits, a working restoration shop, a museum store and a research library.

Provides resources for persons required to register under Pennsylvania's Megan's Law including referrals to housing, employment, and mental health treatment programs.

The Southeastern Veterans Center is currently recruiting volunteers to serve the needs of the veterans in the center. Volunteers show our residents that someone still cares about them and they are regarded as real friends who prove that the residents are not alone. Here are some of the ways you can help:

• Assisting with Center activities
• Assisting on field trips
• Visiting with residents
• Escorting wheelchair-bound residents
• Distributing mail
• Assisting residents at mealtime
• Providing musical entertainment