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Provides over-the-counter pregnancy tests free of charge.

Promotes and supports breastfeeding. A full-time Breastfeeding Peer Counselor is available to provide support, education, and resources to individuals who choose to breastfeed, including access to pumping supplies.

Provides a monthly community meal. Guests can either sit and dine or take a hot meal to-go.

Provides financial literacy training as well as guidance to develop and achieve financial goals.

Provides academic, emotional, mental, physical, and spiritual support, to include a snack, devotional, academic assistance with homework, as well as gym activities.

Offers a free summer meal to kids. Meals must be eaten on site.

Offers activities that include: Basketball and Pickleball, Birthday parties, Calming kids yoga, Dodgeball and Floor Hockey, Gymnastics and Karate, Lego Mania, and NERF madness.

Provides recovery services to help persons struggling with addictions. Services include individual counseling, group therapy, support groups, intensive outpatient program, and medication assisted treatment (MAT). Also helps persons with overlapping mental health challenges, such as anger, depression, anxiety, poor impulse control, and attention deficit disorders.

Drop-In Centers are informal community centers that provide a support network for adults facing mental health challenges.

Provides non-medical, in-home care, or in-facility care for seniors. Services include Alzheimer's & Dementia Care, Parkinson's Care, Companion Care, Personal Care, Transitional Care, Respite Care, and End-of-Life Support Care.

Provides transitional housing in private, furnished rooms for men age 50 and older. Additional Services: Comprehensive case management, including connections to medical and psychiatric care, drug and alcohol treatment, veterans assistance, housing services, and job-seeking help Three daily meals in a full-service dining room Linen services Access to the free, in-house clothing room On-site support groups Recreational activities

Provides medical care, nursing care, spiritual counseling, social services, bereavement support, volunteer support, and therapies as needed.

Foster care offers a partnership between the agency and foster parents towards meeting the needs of a child while they are living away from their own family. This program works cooperatively with foster parents and the child’s own family to develop a plan to meet the child’s needs and to reunite the child with their own family whenever possible.

CVC strives to support and empower victims of crime/violence and their families through our comprehensive Direct Services Program. Services include accompaniment/advocacy to medical, police, and legal procedures, as well as supportive counseling and crisis response. Because suicide is still listed as a crime in Pennsylvania, those who lose a loved one to suicide may utilize free services at the Crime Victims Center.

Protects the community from further crimes, ensures accountability for offenses committed, and provides offenders with the necessary resources to function as productive, responsible citizens. Offers pre-sentence investigations to court; Counseling, case management, casework, referrals; Client supervision and control; Community service placements; Intensive probation; Public information presentations; After-hours emergency calls; Drug testing/monitoring; In-home services are available; and Intermediate punishment option.

Provides fixed routes of transportation.

Filing office for cases before the Lancaster County Court of Common Pleas involving Custody; Divorce; New Suits; Civil Appeals; Landlord/Tenant Appeals; Liens, Judgments and Satisfactions; Mortgage Foreclosures; Protection From Abuse; Change of Name; Mental Health Commitments. Host local Naturalization Ceremonies in coordination with U.S. Citizenship & Immigration Services. NOT A HELP CENTER. Office must maintain neutrality and CANNOT offer legal advice or provide assistance in preparing filings.

Offers an education program to help youth gain skills needed to earn their high school diploma and become self-sufficient adults. Provides instruction in the standard academic curriculum and technology literacy.

Volunteers opportunities to stay active and find personal fulfillment by helping to provide needed services. Opportunities may include Meals on Wheels distribution, Centers for Healthy Aging services, APPRISE Insurance Counseling, and the Long-Term Care Ombudsman program.

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

Offers an intergrated hospice program which provides medical, social, emotional and spiritual support for patients and their families. Services are provided by a team of professionals, including doctors, nurses, social workers, chaplains, bereavement counselors, complementary therapists and volunteers, with a focus on improving quality of life and patient dignity, while also providing family support.

Provides screening, assessment, and referral to treatment to those who lack insurance coverage for substance use disorder treatment.

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.

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.

Outpatient treatment includes: General Outpatient Treatment (OP) Office-Based Opiate Treatment (OBOT) Medication - Assisted Treatment (MAT) - Administer Methadone and Buprenorphine/Suboxone Clinical Evaluation Education Classes on Substance Use Disorders Individualized Treatment Plans Individual, Family and Group Counseling Psychoeducational Programming 12-Step Programming