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Offers education, skills training, and support to Veterans in the form of groups in an intensive outpatient setting.

Offers counseling available for a diverse range of mental and emotional health concerns including depression, anxiety, panic, eating disorders, parent-child difficulties, and relationship issues. Offers individual, family and marital therapy sessions. Play therapy for children.

Provide a pre-natal and post-natal education to families concerning fetal development, labor and delivery, post partum, feeding options, as well as development and milestones.

Overnight respite camp is modeled after their summer camp allowing them to provide two days and nights of respite for families. Held at the campus of the Pocono Environmental Education Center. Activities include seasonal and nature inspired arts and crafts, birdwatching, nature hikes, animal studies, foliage exploration and more. For ages 10 to adult. Staffing ratio 1:3. TSS and other staff welcome.

Provides permanent homes for children by offering comprehensive adoption services to all members of the birth family and community.

Provides information and publicly assisted housing comprised of traditional public housing, scattered sites, and Housing Choice Vouchers (Section 8).

Provides information on the decennial census and interim surveys as well as access to the census questionnaire through the hotline and website.

Provides space where elementary students can continue their online education at a host site in their local community with support from adult volunteers when staying at home isn’t feasible and going to school isn’t an option.

Provides Head Start services.

Helps older adults with all types of health insurance information, including Medicare, Medicaid, and private policies such as Long Term Care and Medicare Supplement Insurance.

Offers an Emergency Shelter Allowance, ESA, to help a homeless or near homeless family/individual to: stop eviction from your home/apartment or foreclosure of your house; find a long-term place to live; find a short-term place to stay.

State Representative serving the 43rd Legislative District Staff may:

• Provide all Pennsylvania Government State Forms
• Copies of Birth and Death Certificates
• Assist with Motor Vehicle Problems
• Copies and Analysis of all State Legislation
• Information on Unemployment Claims
• Information on all PA State Departments
• Help with PA State Tax Forms
• Complaint Forms for Local Police
• Complaint Forms for Consumer Complaints
• Information on Tuition Assist Program
• Help with PACE Forms
• Help with Property Tax Rebate Forms
• Provide PHEAA Forms
• Provide Voter Registration and Absentee Ballots Forms

Provides information and referral services.

Provides programs that focus on maintaining healthy family relationships after adoption finalization. Therapists are licensed and credentialed to provide quality and culturally competent services.

A residential program for medically compromised children. Staffed with nursing, respiratory and nurses aids. Admission can be short term, long term, transitional care or respite. Children are seen on a weekly basis by a physician. Training for caregivers and coordination of nursing services is provided for children that are able to return home.

Operates several public schools serving students in grades K through 12.

Rural housing community offering one-bedroom garden-style apartment units. Apartments offer modern, maintenance free and affordable living in a secure and pleasant surrounding. Rents are based on 30% of income.

Helps homeless students, including preschoolers, to enroll in, attend, and succeed in school. Provides school enrollment assistance, transportation assistance, school supplies, uniforms, and other required items. Also offers after-school programs and preschool.

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 a Blessing Box containing nonperishable food items that can be accessed by anyone in need at any time. The box is located outside the church near the sign on West Fourth Street.

Provides a skills building program to help people living with serious mental illness develop skills in the areas of living and wellness, education, vocation and socialization. Individual goals can include but are not limited to: managing a household, cooking nutritiously, obtaining a degree, developing social roles as well as skills for healthy relationships (e.g. parent, sibling, partner, friend, tenant).

Provides senior centers for social and recreational activities, as well as health and wellness programs. Also offers health screenings and daily lunches.

Registration Date: Begins February 1 Registration Fee: $55 Months of Operation: September-mid May Tuition: 2 day class (am or pm), $1015/year 3 day class (am or pm), $1484/year 5 day class (am), $2400/year 2 day full day class, $1950/year 3 day full day class, $2850/year (Semi-annual and monthly fees also available) Classes: Toddler (age 20-30 months): 2 or 3 days/week Early Learner Class (age 30-40 months): 2 or 3 days/week Age 3: 2 or 3 days/week (am or pm) Age 4: 2 or 3 days/week, extended class and full day class Age 5: 3 or 5 days/week, extended class and full day class Sibling Discount: None Scholarships: Yes upon review Additional Programs: Lunchbox Club and SPARK (summer program) Notes: The school is Christian-oriented and will also incorporate songs, Bible stories and Bible characters into the program in all classes.

Serves as a cooling center during extreme heat emergencies (code reds).

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