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Offers a range of drug and alcohol use rehabilitation and treatment programs including intensive outpatient services, partial hospitalization programs, medical assisted treatment (MAT), medically monitored residential detox, outpatient services, counseling, telemedicine, and recovery support groups. Also offers programs that address the specific needs of first responders, military veterans, and healthcare professionals.

Provides medical services, health education, and community health leadership and control. Offers immunizations, HIV testing and counseling, tuberculosis treatment, rabies investigation, information and referral services, travel information, childhood lead poisoning prevention, and investigation of reportable diseases.

Offers eye screenings for all ages to identify any vision and binocular issues. Can also help individuals find an eye care provider that is right for you, and refer to the Remedial Eye Program if appropriate to help defray the cost of glasses.

Provides support to individuals and families affected by substance use disorder. Facilitates the journey towards a healthier life through meaningful relationships and community engagement through availability of walk-in recovery center. Guidance and support is available from on-site state-certified recovery specialists. Welcoming to all pathways to recovery services: A) Nutrition Classes and Wellness Education B) Family Events C) Mental Health Workshops D) Support Groups E) Art Therapy

Provides grants to families living on low incomes to pay their heating bills. The grant is a one-time payment sent directly to the utility company/fuel provider. These grants range from $200 to $1,000 based on household size, income, and fuel type. Households without heat or in immediate danger of being without heat may also qualify for crisis grants in addition to the LIHEAP Cash Grants

Domestic violence protection requests/petitions. Protection order coordination. Emergency PFAs can be obtained from Reading Central Court on 1st Floor of courthouse after 7:00pm and on weekends.

Early childhood education and child care services for infants and children from 6 weeks to 12 years old. Some families may qualify for subsidies, based upon household income. 31 locations in Carbon, Lehigh and Northampton Counties. Provider of Pennsylvania Pre-K Counts, the state's quality pre-k program for qualifying families.

Collaborate with provider agencies to develop an array of employment support and housing options.

Monthly pet food distribution for pets of individuals/families of low income.

Offers residential drug and alcohol halfway house treatment services for men.

Offers a thrift shop.

Provides residential services for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Options include group homes and lifesharing.

Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits are used to buy food and help eligible low-income households in Pennsylvania obtain more nutritious diets by increasing their food purchasing power at grocery stores and supermarkets.

Provides school-based drug and alcohol educational programs, including drug/alcohol screenings for students, student groups, classroom presentations, resource material, and teacher in-service training.

Money Management Course that is open to the public on understanding on Savings ,Spending, Credit, and how to manage Personal Finances. These workshops are offered on their eHome America web base platform.

Supports people as they acquire, maintain, and improve the skills necessary to live more independently and participate meaningfully in their civic life.

Offering a mobile food distributions that is designed specifically to come alongside ALICE hardworking families when they need a little extra support.

Provides non-medical personal assistance home care, home health nursing care and skilled physical, occupational and speech therapist. Services are provided in the individuals home or other independent living environments. Accommodates ongoing care, one-time-only requests when regular caregiver/family member is out of town.

Provides clothing to those in need.

Offers 8 public access computers plus FREE Wi-Fi.

Provides replacement benefits for individuals and families who had food lost or destroyed in a household disaster (storm, fire, power outage, etc.).

Provides a substitute family life experience for a child who needs care for a temporary or extended period. Works toward the primary goal of reuniting families or ensuring that the child will leave foster care for a permanent placement.

Provides emergency mental health assessment, hospitalization if needed, short-term support, counseling, problem solving, referral and advocacy, suicide prevention, and limited emergency provision of basic material needs.

Provides legal consultation and services from attorneys working pro bono including wills, living wills, healthcare power of attorney for low-income seniors.

Provides non-emergency transportation to medical services (doctor visits, hospital visits, dental, prescriptions, behavioral health, mental health, drug and alcohol treatment, etc.)