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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.

Educates veterans and their family members on the full range of federal, state, and county veteran's benefits, and assists in processing forms and supporting documentation to obtain these benefits. Coordinates with area funeral directors to ensure burial benefits. May be able to offer a one-time benefit payment (up to $1,600).

Provide vocational assessment, job development, job training, job placement, specialized job situations and/or other support services that help people with intellectual disabilities prepare for, find and retain paid employment.

Provides residential treatment facilities for persons with serious and persistent mental illness, including short-term, long-term, and independent housing.

Provides Certified Peer Specialists who help clients develop their own Individualized Service Plans and Crisis Plans; identify community resources, develop organizational skills for daily living, and plan social supports. Meets clients where they are most comfortable, in their home or community.

Provides medical services such as physicals, immunizations, and sick visits. Offers dental services including exams and cleanings, as well as sealants and restorative care such as fillings or extractions.

Birth to age 3 who have developmental delays or conditions which have a high probability of delays.

Provides a Roman Catholic Church that welcomes and encourages and our family of believers to use their unique talents to become active disciples of the Lord Jesus Christ. Catholic Mass, Baptism, Marriages, Funeral Services.

Offers free pregnancy tests and counseling regarding abortion alternatives Provides referrals for medical care and legal assistance, housing, transportation, and other services. May be able to provide diapers, maternity clothing, and used or new baby items to clients.

Educates 200 deaf and hard of hearing children in preschool through high school classes.

Provides Heart Failure Disease Management, Cancer Care Specialty Services, Orthopedic Rehabilitation, Recovery from Fractures, Total Hip and Knee Replacement Surgery, PT/INR IV/Infusion Therapy, Wound Care, Reconditioning after an Illness, Post Surgical Patients, Cardiac Rehabilitation, Stroke Rehabilitation, Diabetic Care, Pulmonary Care, Homemaker Service, and Respite Care.

Provides international humanitarian aid through programs that support children, build cultural appreciation, and promote the legacy of Pearl S. Buck.

Shelter for adults and their children who are fleeing domestic violence. Shelter is not provided in one designated site.

This program provides free groceries and essential food items to eligible individuals and families in need.

Help victims of identity theft report incidents and recover from them and provides a centralized resource for victims, offering tools and resources to navigate the recovery process, including personalized recovery plans, checklists, and sample letters

Provides a peer specialist for individuals experiencing mental illness.

Services include:

• Primary HIV medical care

• Pharmaceutical counseling

• Nutritional services

• Medical case management

• Nurse care management

• HIV outreach & education

• Safe sex supplies

• Dental care

• Behavioral health care

• Therapy groups

• Assistance with prescription drugs

• Referrals for drug/alcohol treatment

• Assistance with applying for disability benefits

• Financial assistance for eligible clients

Provides assistance in obtaining the following:

• Nutritional supplements

• Food/delivery of food

• Transportation

• Affordable handicap accessible housing

• Clothing/household supplies

• Nursing care/IV drug treatment at home

• Help at home with housekeeping, laundry, meal preparation, bathing and dressing

• Medical supplies, (hospital bed, wheelchair, etc.)

• Hospice care

• Legal assistance

• Clinical drug trials

Assists unaccompanied youth and families with children who are experiencing homelessness to enroll and/or remain in a free and appropriate public school district.

Offers general tax information, mailing address correction, twice paid or overpaid taxes, real estate tax refunds, delinquent installment tax payments, lien tax payments or information, and dog, fishing, and hunting licenses. Also manages the application process for small games of chance licenses (bingo, raffles, etc.).

Provides day program services including help with self-care, communications, socialization, and community participation as well as mobility and use of community resources.

Provides job search assistance to those with multiple barriers to employment, including those involved in the criminal justice system.

Provides emergency assistance for financially struggling individuals and families in crisis seeking assistance for such things as food, clothing, shelter, rent, household utility expenses and similar miscellaneous living needs.

After School Care for children in grades K-8 Children are provided a snack upon arrival. Staff assists with homework and reading activities. In addition, children have time for physical recreation is the gym.

The Bureau of Streets is responsible for the repair of potholes on city streets, construction, maintenance, street sweeping, the removal of dead animals, leaf pick-up, and plowing and removal of snow. This Bureau is also responsible for the repair and maintenance of all Police and Public Works Vehicles.

Provides application for passports. Divorce Complaints are filed with the Prothonotary. The Prothonotary's Office does not have forms. If you want to file the action without an attorney, forms and instructions are available for purchase in the Self-Help Center located in the Dauphin County Law Library.