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Offers trauma-informed psychotherapy for children, adults, couples, families, and groups emphasizing coping skills, emotion and behavior management, and recovery from mental illness. Provides Case Management and Resource Coordination services that assist individuals diagnosed with mental illness, and their families, by helping them access resources, identify personal goals and live their lives effectively and independently in their community.

Offers surgical services in operating and procedure rooms equipped with advanced technology, including high-definition video laparoscopy and endoscopy units, LED overhead lighting, intra-operative radiography (X-ray), and patient warming devices. Performs a range of procedures across multiple specialties, including cardiology, general surgery, orthopedics, thoracic surgery, urology, podiatry, and anesthesia services.

Provides comprehensive senior services which include information and referral; protective services, ombudsman, assessments, outreach, case/care management; light housework and chores, personal care, and home delivered meals.

Collects all the Pennsylvania personal income tax, inheritance tax, sales and use tax, employee withholding tax, hotel occupancy tax, and all corporate taxes. Offers special programs administered by the Department that include the Property Tax/Rent Rebate which assists in rental or property tax costs in the form of a rebate on rent or property taxes paid during the previous year.

Maintains a public library service which provides for the informational, educational and recreational needs of citizens. Offers wi-fi and internet access. Serves as a warming/cooling center during periods of extreme cold/heat unless Keystone School District schools are closed for weather.

Offers a 24-hour hotline, accompaniment to hospital and legal proceedings, confidential counseling services, support groups including a childhood sexual abuse survivors group, personal advocacy, and school-based prevention education and community education.

Provides First-Time Homeownership opportunities to workforce income families. They renovate and/or construct new homes for Habitat families, who will then, once they complete 200 hours of sweat equity, including 40 hours of financial education, make an application for a traditional mortgage through lending institutions.

Offers exhibits of art, artifacts, and memorabilia on African American history. Also offers educational programs and an online collections database.

Offers immunizations to the most vulnerable populations in the commonwealth, particularly the uninsured and under-served, and are provided at the state health centers, community ventures, and community-based events.

Provides transitional housing with access to food, clothing, and a structured program. Connects residents with healthcare services, mental health services, substance use counseling and job placement services. Provides meals and laundry services.

Offers after-school youth boxing and personal training to children and adults.

Offers mini pantry that provides shelf-stable foods, hygiene products, and cleaning supplies.

Provides eligible individuals with vouchers to purchase Pennsylvania-grown produce at participating farmers’ markets and farm stands. Vouchers are distributed in the summer and may be used through November.

Provides fire prevention programs, firefighter training programs, and fire safety education to the community.

Provides classes, individual practitioner meetings, and community exploration related to meet a client's recovery goal (a commitment of 5 hours per week). Class sizes are limited to allow for focused work among participants.

Provides a safe, nurturing environment for parents/caregivers to engage and interact with their children to foster positive early childhood development. The Center provides education to parents and caregivers about the stages of childhood development, the importance of meaningful play and interaction, assessment of development, referral to necessary community resources, health information and networking among families.

Promoting the understanding of free market economics to students, teachers and the general public through partnerships between the business and education communities.

Provides an overnight Jewish-oriented camp for 3 and a half weeks. Features individual and team sports, arts and crafts, water activities, drama, hiking, dance, photography, video, and computer activities.

Foster care programming recruits, trains, approves and supports families to provide temporary, substitute care for children in need due to abuse, neglect, deprivation, abandonment and/or a guardianâs inability to care for a child. The children are referred through county children and youth agencies. Kinship Care is a 24 hour out-of-home living arrangement providing care and supervision for a child in an approved home of a relative or family friend. Kinship Care homes must meet the same criteria for approval as a foster family home. Adoption programming seeks to ensure permanency for children in foster care, and works closely with our foster care program to ensure that children who are unable to return home experience minimal disruption.

Educational counseling, financial aid assistance, local program delivery, and undergraduate/graduate coursework.

Activities include activities specifically geared for ages from birth through middle school and their caregivers such as storytimes, craft activities, author presentations and performers.

Provides a connection to community resources and services for individuals with physical disabilities. Services include: personal assistance, home adaptations, specialized therapies, assistive technology, skilled nursing, adult daily living services, durable medical equipment, employment services, home delivered meals, non-medical transportation, nursing home transition, personal emergency response, residential habilitation, and vehicle modifications.

Provides case managers who help individuals diagnosed with serious mental illness access community services needed in order to live independently and maintain mental and physical health. Case managers assist in areas such as, but not limited to: mental and physical health care, housing, education/work, daily living, income/benefits, and drug/alcohol services.

Provides activities kids, parents, and caregivers of all ages can take part in. Activities for infants and toddlers encourage them to explore and learn new things and preschoolers get prepared for their Kindergarten classrooms. Offers classes and group activities tailored to parents with children up to 18 years of age. Services and schedule vary by site. Visit the website for details.

Provides activities kids, parents, and caregivers of all ages can take part in. Activities for infants and toddlers encourage them to explore and learn new things and preschoolers get prepared for their Kindergarten classrooms. Offers classes and group activities tailored to parents with children up to 18 years of age. Services and schedule vary by site. Visit the website for details.