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Provides tax collection services. Collects and distributes earned income tax for 124 municipalities and school districts in York and Adams Counties.

Volunteer opportunities are available -- volunteers, age 12-17, must be accompanied by a parent. Donations of animal care items and pet food are accepted anytime.

Provides an Emergency Shelter Allowance (ESA) to help individuals/families who are experiencing homelessness, or at risk of becoming unhoused, to: Stop eviction or foreclosure, Find a long-term place to live, Find a short-term place to stay

Provides placement services for children and youth in need of foster homes.

Offers immunizations to the most vulnerable populations in the commonwealth, particularly the uninsured and under-served, and are provided at the state health centers, community ventures, and community-based events.

Provides all stages of cancert treatment from risk assesment and gentics to post care support, specific to diagnosis.

Provides independent living and assisted living services for older adults. Short and long term care, respite, rehabilitation, post-hospital, and vacation services are available.

Provides services that protect life and property.

Provides services that protect life and property.

Meets year-round primarily online to support men overcoming pornography. This group is most beneficial to men who have completed a primary addiction healing group. Join this group of men dedicated to living out Christ-centered healing from porn addiction.

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

Operates local fixed-route bus services.

Provides air conditioned space during extreme heat emergencies

Offer 0% interest loans to low and moderate-income homeowners who reside in Lancaster County outside the Lancaster city limits. Loans are for code and safety issues only. A lien is placed on the homeowner's property and no monthly payments are required. Loans are not due until the home is sold, or the deed is transferred. (i.e. plumbing, electrical, replace/repair all types of heating systems, roof, structural/foundation issues)

Provides disability friendly outings for families throughout the Delaware Valley and across the East Coast. Prior to the event, Variety holds information sessions with the staff at each venue to train them on the various special needs children have and how to interact and engage the families and children.

Provides emergency food to low income residents of Connellsville

Staff meet people with mental health challenges in the settings of their choice and focus on helping people develop skills and access resources needed to reach their recovery goals.

Offers early childhood care and education for infants, toddlers, and preschoolers.

Offers a rental assistance senior living community that serves residents whose income levels meet HUD subsidy requirements. Also offers supportive care options including personal care, skilled nursing services, and memory care.

Provides an inpatient unit for children four through twelve with severe emotional or behavioral problems. Generally, children are referred when they are unable to be safely maintained in the home or school environment. A comprehensive assessment and evaluation is completed to ensure appropriate diagnosis and treatment. Children who come to the program have a variety of problems including, attention deficit and hyperactivity disorder, bipolar illness, and other behavioral disorders. A special team of child psychiatrists, mental health social workers, nurses, allied therapists, teachers, and counselors work together to develop the most appropriate treatment plan. Extensive family therapy and education is provided. The Adolescent Inpatient Program also offers education and support on topics related to alcohol, drugs and risky behaviors led by a certified addictions counselor.

Provides food vouchers, nutrition education, and health care referrals to pregnant people, breastfeeding and postpartum individuals, as well as to children under the age of five.

Offers transportation services. Provides transportation for medical appointments, senior centers, grocery shopping, banking, pharmacy visits, laundromat, employment, volunteering, and visiting immediate family in a hospital or nursing facility.

Offers individuals who didn’t complete high school with an opportunity to earn a high school diploma after successfully completing required coursework and additional program requirements.

Represents residents, business owners, and other stakeholders in the House of the Pennsylvania General Assembly. Provides assistance with accessing state benefits and services, information about elections, and advocates for constituents.

Registration Date: Begins in February Registration Fee: $50 per family Months of Operation: September-May Tuition: 2 year olds: 1 day/week, $350/year 2 year olds: 2 days/week, $700/year 3-4 year olds: 2 days/week, $600/year 3-4 year olds: 3 days/week, $900/year 4 year olds: 2 days/week, $600/year 4-5 year olds: 3 days/week, $900/year Sibling Discount: Registration fee only; Tuition deductions are given for volunteer work (i.e., classroom helpers, etc.) Scholarships: Yes Additional Programs: None