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Offers gynecology, family planning, and pregnancy care, with delivery and postpartum care. Screening for sexually transmitted diseases, health promotion, and wellness exams.

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

Offers hospital emergency services.

Offers a much-needed break for parents and caregivers of children with special needs. These events provide a safe and nurturing environment for children while their families enjoy some time to themselves, knowing their loved ones are in capable hands.

Helps residential customers maintain electric service and eliminate their past-due balance. PCAP offers a reduced bill that is based on a percentage of income and debt forgiveness. Debt forgiveness credits are applied directly to participants' electric service accounts in recognition of payments that are made on time and paid in-full.

Provides free information and support services for individuals diagnosed with Leukemia or Lymphoma.

Responsibilities include:

• Investigation of criminal activities
• Investigation of vehicle accidents
• Promote traffic safety, enforce statutes, eliminate traffic hazards and encourage motorists to practice safe driving techniques.
• Assistance in locating missing persons
• Community presentations on traffic safety and crime-related subjects
• Liquor Control Enforcement Hotline is used to report underage drinking on licensed or unlicensed premises. All reports, anonymous or otherwise, will be investigated.
• Sponsors Camp Cadet for Lancaster County youth ages 11 - 13 years. A week long residential summer camp program which gives youth an opportunity to know and learn about law enforcement activities.

Additional Telephone Numbers: 877.726.6378: Hotline to report suspected drug trafficking 888.UNDER.21 (863.3721): To anonymously report underage drinking parties or businesses distributing alcohol to minors (Legal drinking age in PA is 21 yrs.) 866.426.9164: 24-hour hotline to complain abo

Provides peer counseling. Certified Peer Specialists are individuals in recovery who have experienced mental health difficulties and serve as role models for others and to demonstrate that recovery is possible. This service focuses on cultivating a supportive and resourceful relationship with individuals who are experiencing mental health difficulties.

Offers Behavioral Health Rehabilitation Services (BHRS), also called "wraparound," to children and adolescents with complex psychological or behavioral needs. Services are available in the home, community, and/or school.

Offers a transitional maternity home for up to four (4) pregnant women. Accepts applications at any time during pregnancy, and accepted residents can live in the home up to four weeks after the birth of their child.

Patients in the program receive medication assisted treatment in order to combat the physical and mental symptoms opioid abuse, dependence and addiction. Services include: medications to reduce cravings and prevent intoxication, coordination with concurrent therapy and 12-step meetings designed to provide the tools for living a productive life while avoiding relapse, coordination with outpatient drug and alcohol counseling, weekly and monthly appointments with the MAT healthcare team and coordination of family members help in the treatment process. Patients may be referred by a physician or may self-refer by calling the clinics directly.

Partnered with Building Blocks Learning Center. Provides educational based Pre-K program that has a curriculum tailored to meet each child's needs. Teachers stress language, social and emotional, cognitive, and physical development. Skill development is in the areas of the alphabet, print, vocabulary, and comprehension are a focus, as well as social interactions, critical thinking, and creativity in solving child-sized problems, and the development of motor skills.

Includes 20 homes as well as Supported Living and Life Sharing. Provides a safe, secure, and stimulating environment where adults with disabilities can learn, grow, nurture relationships with their housemates, and actively participate in the community around them.

Operates as an electric distribution cooperative. Provides efficient and safe electricity services to members.

Provides a monthly Food pantry.

Provides public Library services, including books, audio books, music, videos and DVDs as well as access to computer and internet resources. Offers Activities for children including reading, singing, games and online activities.

Offers additional grocery benefits program that provides households with a one-time payment of $120 for each eligible child to buy food while school is out. Benefits can be used at local participating retailers to purchase groceries.

Program assists individuals living in the community in attaining, maintaining skills in the areas of self-help, socialization and adaptive skills. It can be helping someone learn how to cook, ride a bus or make small purchases.

Food pantry services are available once per month for qualified individuals.

Hosts Narcotics Anonymous support group twice a week.

Provides non-emergency safety visits and in home check-ins to people in need of continued medical monitoring.

Offers a variety of classes around the city, designed to help participants improve computer skills, learn how to send emails, apply for jobs online, and more.

Free meal provided to anyone in need.

Six-week class to teach children how to cook delicious meals and healthy snacks. Participants taste new foods, gain nutritional knowldege and fitness skills.

Provides information on recycling programs in Northumberland county.