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Provides assistance with Protection from Abuse (PFA) orders, court accompaniment through Municipal District Courts, Common Pleas, and the criminal court support and accompaniment; assistance with Crime Victim Compensation; Mobile Legal Advocate works with all law enforcement and MDJ staff.

Provides faith-based support and services including a day program as well as home and community-based services.

Assists people with mental health diagnoses in gaining competitive employment skills.

CAP Food Pantry, set up similar to a grocery store so individuals can choose what they need for their family.

Provides daycare and extended daycare services for varying age children depending on site.

Offers instruction and experiences that improve daily living skills and foster independence. Instruction is provided one-on-one or in peer group settings, depending on the client's needs.

Assists individuals who are not insured or underinsured in seeking mental health services. A referral from the BSU is necessary to begin receiving county-funded mental health services. An assessment will be completed to ensure that clients are provided with an unbiased choice of accessible and appropriate services.

Offers a continuum of care in behavioral health (includes mental health and addictive diseases), integrating services in both community and site-based settings. Provides a wide range of recovery focused treatment, services, and supports for adults.

Provides vision services, orientation and mobility training, and enrichment activities to children and adolescents with vision loss. Offers age-appropriate activities to participants in three age groupings: birth to 5, 6 to 12, and 13 to 18. Provides information, consultation, and direct services to families, partnering agencies and school districts throughout the community.

The Wright Center for Community Health Scranton Practice offers primary care health care services; including sick visits for the whole family, routine examinsations and screenings, dental and behavioral health, and substance abuse services.

Provides behavioral health services to children who have experienced trauma, and their families. Services are delivered in the home, school, and community settings. Therapy and treatment plans aim to prevent psychiatric hospitalization or out-of-home placement of a child or adolescent.

Provides and installs smoke alarms for families in need.

Provides a preschool program. Also offers full-day or half-day Kindergarten; before/after school daycare for those enrolled at Grace Point Academy, Clay Elementary School and Ephrata Intermediate Unit; daycare for children ages 6 weeks-5 years; and summer day camp for school age children.

Offers a variety of classes and fitness equipment for strength training, balance, cardiovascular and more.

Provides programs to help children prepare for Kindergarten.

Provides level of care evaluation, individual, group family, and marital counseling.

Provides public education services.

Offers used and discounted clothing, furniture and electronics to community members.

Fresh Start is a Transitional-Housing 9-12 month work therapy program for adult men with 3 distinct phases. The primary focus of the program is to provide men with the opportunity to address their barriers in a safe learning environment with the ultimate goal of self-sufficiency. This program has admission criteria, so an application and interview must be conducted to determine eligibility.

Sells used construction and building materials at low prices, with a focus on home improvement items such as furniture, home accessories, building materials and appliances. Accepts donations and arranges for pick ups. Volunteer opportunities for individuals and groups.

Facility offers residential detox and addiction rehab services for men and women ages 18 and older. Services use a person-centered, strengths-based approach. The multiple-pathways-to-recovery approach to treatment, includes both Medication Assisted Treatment or an abstinence approach.

Offers comprehensive care to adolescents who have a primary substance use disorder diagnosis, but who might also be struggling with a co-occurring mental health challenge.

Provides eligible older adults with vouchers for use at local farmers markets.

Provides comprehensive guardianship services for individuals who have been determined by the Court to be incapacitated and no longer able to make their own life decisions. Through written and notarized Power of Attorney (POA) documents, individuals deemed incapable of making decisions on their own can give JFCS the responsibility and legal power to act on their behalf, according to the terms of the agreement.

Provides intensive case management, education, training, work activities, job placement and retention services, and supportive services to enable them to move rapidly from dependence to independence through employment.