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Provides in-person assistance with the application process for PECO's Customer Relief Fund for individuals who are unable to complete the online form.

Provides a warm space during the daytime in extreme cold emergencies.

Provides advocacy for supporting policies and practices that promote systems change for people living with disabilities and their families.

Provides clothing to those in need.

Pays for healthcare services for eligible individuals. Known as Medical Assistance (MA) and Medicaid.

Provides those who are HIV positive with assistance in obtaining medical care, counseling, mental health treatment, substance abuse treatment, food and housing. Also provides prevention and education programs to high risk individuals and groups. Services may be provided at a client's home or by phone.

Provides driver-related services, including applying for a PA driver's license, getting a photo ID, and more.

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Support group for individuals and families affected by Lyme or other Tick Borne Disease. Meets 4th Monday of each month at Pike County Medical Center.

Offers programs/education to improve strength, gait, balance, range of motion. Increases socialization and education for chronic conditions.

Offers peer or professionally led groups for caregivers and others dealing with Alzheimer's disease. All support groups are facilitated by trained individuals.

Provides drug and alcohol services to include prevention, intervention, outpatient, intensive outpatient, case management, and recovery support. Also provides gambling outpatient treatment.

Services include: Community Living Center: Nursing and Rehabilitative Care Dementia Care Behavioral Health Specialized unit for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Homeless Domiciliary Care Unit Drug and Alcohol Domiciliary Respite Hospice and palliative care Physical Rehabilitation Program Dental care Day treatment program Research programs Primary Care

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Operates a satellite clinic in Springfield, PA that primarily offers a Community Based outpatient clinic (primary and mental health care)

Connects individuals, families, and caregivers to Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) care through partnerships with community organizations and those they serve. Directs individuals to the proper community hub across the 13 county region. Services at the community hub provides information and referral related to ASD services and parent/caregiver support programs.

You are served if you are a child, adolescent or adult experiencing mental health and/or substance use problems. When you first contact PATH, you will speak with a clinician who will listen to your concerns and schedule an initial intake assessment with you. At the intake appointment, you will meet privately with a professionally credentialed clinician to complete a comprehensive assessment which usually takes about 2 hours. The clinician will ask you questions about your life and help you identify those areas you would like to change. You and the clinician will work together to identify your strengths and challenges and define the services at PATH that will best meet your needs. The clinician will arrange for you to receive those services and see a PATH psychiatrist, if indicated.

Helps Pennsylvanians in eligible low-income households to buy food. Eligible individuals and families receive an Electronic Benefits Transfer (EBT) ACCESS Card to use for food purchases.

Offers a food pantry open to Penn State students during Abba Java Coffeehouse business hours.

Registers, maintains and, where appropriate, provides certified copies of judgments, decrees or orders issued by the court for the support and maintenance of a child or spouse including a child who has attained the age of majority under the law of the issuing jurisdiction, or that of the parent with whom the child is living.

Offers residents a chance to sign up for an Individual Development Account or IDA, which is a special escrow savings account designed to help people with low or modest incomes save up for a major, lifelong asset such as a home. For every dollar saved in an IDA, account holders receive a corresponding match. Participants must agree to complete financial education classes and use their savings towards the purchase of a home. IDAs make it possible for individuals and families to build the financial assets they need to achieve homeownership.

Offers substance use disorder recovery services including housing and counseling, case management, spiritual guidance, support, education, and practice of daily life skills.

Offers a range of services for children, adolescents, and their families in areas of mental health and autism in the home, at school, and in the community. Services include Community and School Based Behavioral Health, Family Based Mental Health Services (FBMH), Parent Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT), and Student Assistance Program (SAP).

Provides services to families who are involved with child protective services or at risk youth.

An intensive specialized children and youth program that works closely with parents with substance abuse concerns, caretakers, and providers to assist in maintaining the family unit or to return children to their homes as soon as possible. A registered nurse that will assist with the physical health of the family. Participants also have the ability to participate in other programs such as therapeutic programs and Family Group Decision Making.

Provides shared-ride transportation to medical appointments, senior centers, and senior center sponsored activities (such as group grocery shopping and other social activities).

Provides a nutritious home cooked dinner to go.