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Focuses on health promotion and disease prevention programs and activities for older adults with an emphasis on exercise, nutrition, chronic conditions, incontinence, mental health, injury prevention, medication management and alcoholism.

A collection of large print reading materials.

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

A counselor explains the different methods of contraception, including how each method is used, how it prevents pregnancy, how well it works, and what side effects might occur. If you are a woman, she will help you to select a birth control method that suits your needs.

Hosts community meetings, AA and anger management group (AMEND - educational program for men who are abusive).

Determines eligibility for state subsidy for child care.

Acts as cooling/warming center during normal operating hours.

Acts as cooling/warming center during normal operating hours.

Acts as cooling/warming center during normal operating hours.

Operates a donation center for supplies of blood, platelets, and plasma.

Provides more intense and frequent services than traditional outpatient treatment, but is less restrictive than an inpatient program. At the start of the program, each participant receives a thorough evaluation by a trained therapist to determine if the program is right for them. The child receives personalized treatment from a skilled team of therapists, child psychiatrists, and other professionals.

Providing caregivers with specialized experience to care for those with Alzheimer's and dementia. Caregivers are fully prepared to: A) Reintroduce themselves every time they arrive B) Prepare meals carefully if utensils are hard to manage C) Stimulate short-term memory through cognitive activities D) Interact with your loved one’s reality E) Help them reminisce about happy memories

Offers a wide variety of activities for school age children and youth.

As of Jan 1,All support groups have been cancelled until further notice. Please call the individual groups for the further information. ---- A support group open to individuals, families and caregivers who have experienced the effects of strokes. Meets on the 2nd Thursdays of every month at 4:00pm and on the 3rd Tuesday of every month at 1:00p. Contact facilitator at 570-253-8731 to confirm meeting dates and times.

Volunteer Opportunities include Meals on Wheels distribution, Centers for Healthy Aging services, APPRISE Insurance Counseling, and the Long-Term Care Ombudsman program.

Provides school nurses, educators and volunteers with lesson plans and classroom activities that stress the importance of eating healthy and the value of physical fitness.

Provides a wide range of training and technical assistance in the areas of substance use prevention, youth development, gambling/gaming addiction, drug trends and research, and Student Assistance Program (SAP) services.

Program helps at-risk youth by providing one-on-one mentoring to evaluate their needs, establishing a network of local support resources, and supporting the youth as they develop the life and employment skills and knowledge to achieve self-sufficiency. A 12 to 18 month youth employment program for 16 to 21 year olds who are motivated to earn a GED or train for a career.

Provides information on pregnancy, fetal development, lifestyle issues, and related concerns. Pregnancy tests are distributed and administered in accordance with all applicable laws. Pregnancy and parenting education also provided.

Offers individualized financial literacy sessions to help participants learn how to budget, manage, and save money.

Offers services designed to provide support to persons with developmental disabilities on a very individualized basis. Support is primarily provided to persons who are living at home with their families, and may also be provided in other environments to enhance existing services.

Offers a year-round schedule of age-appropriate activities designed to encourage and facilitate good health habits and attitudes, good nutrition, fitness, strength, coordination, skill development, sportsmanship, teamwork, and a healthy lifestyle.

WIC provides low-income pregnant women, new mothers, infants and children under age 5 who are nutritionally at-risk with nutritious foods, nutrition and health education, breastfeeding promotion and a referral system for health and social services.

Volunteers who are willing on a voluntary basis without remuneration to perform duties associated with donations management, including pick up, sorting, packing and distribution of donated goods.