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Teaches youth anger management, conflict resolution, and problem solving skills

Provides comprehensive services to assist Pennsylvanians with disabilities prepare for, obtain and maintain employment. Services available include skills assessment, training, counseling, placement assistance, evaluation for assistive technology and ongoing support services. The Hiram G. Andrews Center offers post-secondary education at the Commonwealth Technical Institute, and also provides career opportunities and independent living skills. The Office of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing provides information, referral and advocacy to adults and children who are deaf or hard of hearing, as well as their employers, relatives and friends. An online database of qualified sign language interpreters is available.

Keystone STARS participant. Full-time, part-time and hourly rates available. Older toddler and pre-K classrooms, Pre-K Counts Program, and after school and summer programs are available. Individualized programs to meet the needs of every child. Qualified staff and providers with specialized training in child development and developmentally appropriate programming. Meals offered through the USDA Child and Adult Care Food Program. Tuition assistance and scholarships available for eligible participants, subsidized payments accepted (CCW), state funded Pre-K Counts and Infant/Toddler Contracted Slots programs for qualifying families. Secured building entry systems. Outdoor play area. A state licensed and STARS 4 center. Transportation provided for some programs.

Offers 200 one-bedroom apartments, including 20 with accessibility features. Rent includes electricity, heat, water, hot water, sewer, and trash removal. Pet-friendly. Provides off-street parking. Income limits apply.

Offers a rental assistance senior living community that serves residents whose income levels meet HUD subsidy requirements. Also offers supportive care options including personal care, skilled nursing services, and memory care.

Provides a safe, fun, and comfortable atmosphere for schoolchildren in kindergarten through 5th grade. We are faithbased aligned to our church mission to help those in need.

Provides eligible veteran households with outreach, assessment, case management, advocacy and assistance in obtaining VA and other benefits, which may include housing counseling, legal support, credit repair, financial planning services, and time-limited, temporary financial assistance.

Medical Assistance, also known as Medicaid, pays for health care services for eligible individuals.

Serves a neutral mediators to help you and the parties that you are having the dispute with find an amicable resolution. Promotes positive communication and, if possible, helps the disputants find a resolution which is mutually beneficial.

Evening Treatment Center that provides evidence based programs: Aggression Replacement Training, Thinking for a Change, Strengthening Families, and Alternatives. Youth participate in the following psycho-educational groups: Employment Skills Development, Life Skills Development, Coping Strategies, Relationship Skills, and Therapeutic Group Discussion. Goals and groups will be determined based on recommendations from the Juvenile Probation Officer or Children and Youth Caseworker, consultation with the parents/guardians, and results of various assessments. Length of the program will be determined by the participant’s treatment needs. Participants are transported to the program after school and then transported home at 8:30pm as long as they live within a 12 mile radius of the facility. Participants will receive an evening meal and snack. They will be given time to complete their homework, as well as recreation time. Parents/Guardians of participants are encouraged to participate in the program to e

Provides senior home care, adult home care, in-home child care, and medical staffing.

The BHRS program is a voluntary mental health service for children and adolescents with a severe emotional and/or behavioral disorders or developmental disability. The services are provided in the childâs home, community settings or at school.

Provides an inpatient, hospital-based detox serving women and men. Pregnant women are accepted, as well as individuals who are experiencing homelessness or who have dual diagnoses. Other on-site services include, relapse prevention, aftercare, 12-Step meetings, individual counseling, and group therapy.

Offers independent living apartments with a fully equipped kitchen, and washer and dryer. Other features include: fireplace, maintenance of suite and grounds, private outdoor patio, pre-wired for telephone, cable and internet access, and a separate shower and bathtub in the bathroom.

Registration date: Begins February Registration Fee: $50, additional child in family $25 Months of Operation: September-May Tuition: 2 year olds playgroup: 1 day/week, $60/month 3 year olds: 2 days/week, $125/month 4 year olds: 2 days/week, $125/month 4 year olds: 3 days/week, $175/month Multi-age: 2 days/week, $125/month Multi-age: 3 days/week, $175/month Sibling Discount: Registration Fee only Scholarships: Yes Note: Our goal is for a child to grow physically, emotionally, socially, intellectually and spiritually through a climate of love, understanding and a variety of experiences. Through freedom in a structured environment the child will be encouraged to explore, experiment, create, pretend and discover at his/her own pace. Teacher will concentrate on individual growth and development as well as group experiences. Will accept children with special needs. ECNS is licensed by the State Board of Private Academic Schools and is accredited by National Associati

Provides payment toward the cost of burial or cremation of the remains of eligible individuals. Payment is made directly to the funeral director.

Comprehensive services provided to support working families who are on CCIS in accessing high quality childcare for their children between birth and five years old. Through enrollment, families will benefit from social services, support with medical and dental care, and provision of diapers, wipes, and food while the children are in care.

Provides law enforcement services.

Offers a continuing care retirement community striving to enhance the quality of life for those they serve in a Christ like manner. Pleasant View also has a pool, spa, steam room and fitness center.

Offers ACS CARES mobile app that provides people with cancer, their families, and caregivers an easy, free way to: A) Access cancer related information B) Speak directly with American Cancer Society cancer information specialists when you have questions day or night, 365 days a year C) Find information on topics such as emotional health, finances, transportation, and dependent support D) Connect virtually with trained community volunteers who share the same cancer experience and background including diagnosis, location, military status, race and ethnicity E) Receive in-person support from clinic volunteers at pilot locations.

Provides dry goods, shelf stable items, fresh produce, and dairy products.

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

Provides rapid re-housing for individuals/families who are literally homeless. Program runs from June 1 to May 30 with renewals yearly.

Lends wheelchairs, walkers, crutches, canes, commodes, and other small articles for private use. Accepts donations.

Offers thrift shops that supports the local and global relief, development and peace projects of Mennonite Central Committee. Includes: clothing, houseware, media, furniture.