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Community center that provides recreational activities, as well as meeting and event spaces.

Magisterial district judges are nominated by the Governor and confirmed by the state Senate. This Magisterial District covers the boroughs of LeRaysville, Rome and Wyalusing as well as the townships of Asylum, Herrick, Litchfield, Orwell, Pike, Rome, Standing Stone, Stevens, Terry, Tuscarora, Warren, Wilmot, Windham, Wyalusing and Wysox.

Center offers hot noon meals, recreation, socialization, health screenings, transportation and volunteer opportunities.

Provides network of resources to include GED classes, education workshop, job readiness, (ESL) English as a second language, and assist individuals with enrolling in class and discussing educational goals.

Provides integrated Behavioral Health services, medication for Opioid Use Disorder program, Community Health Worker Outreach team, case management, nurse care team, telepsychiatry for medical patients, and Behavioral Health case management.

Provides a 24-hour call center that contracts with insurance companies to provide behavioral health services and direct participants to the nearest participating substance use disorder treatment center.

Provides all standard gynecological and family planning services, including: comprehensive gynecological services, medication, laboratory tests, and contraception.

Waiting list is closed 200 one-bedroom apartments for elderly persons 62 years and older and persons with a disability Subsidized, rent based on income Rent includes heat, water, sewer, electric, and trash removal Pet Friendly Wheelchair accessibility: Office and 11 Units Off-street parking

Helps individials with substance use disorder to access treatment services.

Offers recreation, social, and educational activities. Provides congregate group meals at noon.

Develops writing workshops for two- to three-year age bands (for example, ages 5-7 or ages 15-17) which take place on weekday evenings and weekends and usually run once a week for a season. Popular topics include Mighty Kind Kids, Girl Power!, Mighty Brotherhood, Mighty Entrepreneurs, Act Up, Nature Writing, Family Cook Night, and Family Write Night.

Trains physicians, nurses, medical students, and other medical professionals to recognize the signs of domestic abuse. Provides on-site support when available to victims at local hospitals. Develops and distributes resource materials which are used by hospitals and health care providers when they are dealing with victims of domestic violence.

Offers programs for older adults at locations throughout Westmoreland County. Activities include exercise classes, crafts, book clubs, computer classes, and more. A hot lunch is served daily.

Women learn sewing skills and other needlework skills.

Addresses the needs of children with communication difficulties through treatment approaches to enhance their speech production and foster improved comprehension and verbal expression of language. Services include diagnostic assessments, treatment for a broad spectrum of conditions, and guidance for at-home exercises and support to complement the on-site therapy sessions.

Provides food pantry that serves the Erie area currently.

Assesses client's needs and helps client to access community-based services and resources. Arranges for in-home support, such as meal preparation, assistance with personal care, skilled counseling, house and yard work, transportation to medical appointments, and the reassurance of a personal emergency response system.

Helps the Hispanic community learn more about and access resources in Delaware County. Assists with health and social services, agency referrals, and advocacy.

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

Provides extended childcare for children. Offers preschool curriculum, before and after school care, field trips, meals and snacks, enclosed outdoor playground. A Keystone STARS center.

Educational instruction with tutorial assistance, field trips, audio-visual equipment and library

Intent of this program is to bridge an unusual financial crisis that disrupts employment due to lack of transportation. Low income people with disabilities or over 65 years of age may also be eligible. IHS supports vehicle repair costs from an automotive garage and/or itemized cost of parts for the do-it-yourselfer. If approved, IHS payments will be made to the repair garage or the parts shop.

The Greater Nanticoke Area School District has a rich tradition of academic excellence, athletic competitiveness, and community and social involvement. Facilities include: Greater Nanticoke Area High School (9th to 12th grades), Greater Nanticoke Area Education Center (6th to 8th grades) , Greater Nanticoke Area Elementary Center (3rd, 4th and 5th grades)., and Kennedy Early Childhood Cente (Pre-K, K, 1st and 2nd grades)

Protects and promotes the historical heritage of the greater Hanover area while offering exhibits and speakers to educate the community about the heritage. Collects and maintains area artifacts for scheduled tours.

Programs that help people who are experiencing a crisis pregnancy.