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Provides basic education and review program designed to start the adult student on the road to a GED program.

Provides gently used furniture to individuals in need.

Providing information and support to breastfeeding mothers.

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

Provides baby clothing.

Provides election information.

Operates a six to twelve months housing program.

Provides public computers that may be used to file taxes or to download and print tax documents or instructions for federal, state or local taxes.

Offers the following volunteer opportunities: A) Meal Delivery - hot or frozen home delivered meals B) Medicare counseling C) Tax Assistance D) Chore Service E) Senior Centers

Helps kids learn life lessons while they build bicycles. Students are paired with adult mentors, then spend 12 weeks learning how to fix and ride a bike they choose. At the end of the session, students earn their refurbished bike and a new helmet. Students enrolled in this program can also access others, including afterschool drop-in, Earn a Book, youth leadership, and cycling programs.

Provides indepentent living rental apartments for older adults.

Provides public library services including print and digital materials, activity kits, reference assistance, public computers and WiFi, online databases, and educational and recreational programs for all ages.

Individual, couples and family mental health counseling. In person or virtual. Ages 0-99.

Provides materials and information for life, work, and pleasure. Collections include books, DVDs, audiobooks, magazines, eBooks, and eAudiobooks. Warming center is available for individuals and families.

Adjudicate summaries (traffic and non-traffic); arraign and hold preliminary hearings on misdemeanors and felonies; civil jurisdiction not more than $8000; performs civil marriages. Criminal Venue: Where the crime occurred. Civil Venue: Where they may be served or the cause of action arose.

Teaches people how to live as independently as they desire in their home and community. Individuals are supported in community locations of their choosing while participating in activities alongside people without disabilities.

Provides childcare and education services for toddlers.

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.

Provides a program that helps individuals in transition to participate in planning and achieving their career, educational, and personal goals by improving self-esteem and building self-confidence. Services include vocational assessment, career counseling, resume preparation and interview skills, skills identification, career development and planning, job readiness instruction, job search skills, exploration of education and training resources, and job placement assistance.

Provides community residential services, pre-vocational training services, and intermediate care for adults with intellectual disabilities.

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

Provides in-home attendant services for individuals with disabilities, including assistance with with dressing, transferring, personal hygiene, light housekeeping, shopping, assistance with meal preparations, and medication reminders.

Provides weekly food distribution through 412 Food Rescue.

Connects individuals with resources. Offers educational groups to the public (Life Skills, Recovery 101 and Relapse Prevention). Offer a pool table, television, computers for job searching, coffee, talk with a Recovery Specialist, and etc.

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