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Offers a network of organizations working to prevent unintentional childhood injury. Initiatives include Family Education, Providing Safety Devices, and Advocacy for Better Laws to Help Keep Children Safe and Healthy.

Provides legal services for individuals who are facing eviction or experiencing difficulty maintaining secure, affordable housing.

Provides an array of medical services, including adult and pediatric care, routine health exams, immunizations, STI testing and treatment, HIV care, family planning, pregnancy diagnosis, and well-baby care. Offers dental services, including checkups and examinations, cleanings, ex-rays, extractions, dentures, and root canals. Also offers various mental health services. Health Insurance Marketplace Enrollment Assistance is available by calling the Patient Navigation & Enrollment Services Department at Family First Health: 717-846-5846 option 6 or 717-801-4840 para español.

Provides a variety of faith-based childcare programs including preschool, before and after school care, kindergarten, an infant and toddler center, school-age care, and summer programs.

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

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

Provides pre-job guidance services and trainings to assist with individual career transitions, centered on specific life and career stages. Services include specialized training scholarships, career assessments, resume building assistance, mock interviewing, access to clothing appropriate for interviewing, barrier removal assistance, employer leads, and job placement assistance and advocacy.

Provides emergency and non-emergency medical transport services for patients in Coudersport.

Provides library services throughout Butler County.

Designed to promote emotional and social competence and to prevent, reduce, and treat aggression and social emotional problems in children ages. By treating these behaviors, it reduces the chance of developing later delinquent behaviors. It consists of a 2 hour session once a week for 11 weeks. In these sessions, trained facilitators use videos to encourage group discussion, sharing of ideas and problem solving.

Offers child care and preschool programs that support children’s cognitive, social, emotional, and physical development through age-appropriate activities.

Offers support and visits for people who live on their own. These services help to ensure a person's health and welfare. Services include help with health maintenance, wellness activities, meal preparation, decision making, home and personal resource management, and self-care.

Offers family based services in the home, school or community for intervetnion with at-risk youth.

Registration Date: Open Registration Fee: $50 Months of Operation: September-May Tuition: $100 activity fee (one-time fee) 3 days/week, $145/monthly Sibling Discount: Call for information Scholarships: None Additional Day Care: None Additional Education: None Notes: Emphasis is placed on learning.

Provides assistance in applying for county, state and federal benefits to Pennsylvania's veterans and their families. Veterans Services provides a wide range of benefits, resources and assistance. State benefits include: Blind Veterans Pension, Emergency Assistance, Educational Gratuity, Paralyzed Veterans Pension, Real Property Tax Exemption, State Veterans Home System, Widow's Real Property Tax Exemption Federal benefits include: Disability Compensation, eBenefits, Education & Training, GI Bill, Healthcare, Life Insurance, Mortgage Delinquency Assistance, Pension, Survivor Benefits(DIC), VA Guaranteed Home Loans

The provision of emergency related activities and administrative functions undertaken to proceed after a petition for voluntary or involuntary mental health commitment has been completed. This includes bed searches, emergency transportation and legal functions related to the commitment process.

Provides a drive-through pick up meal for the community. Meal consists of bagels and frozen quarts of soup.

Assists with transportation/travel situations. Reserves this service for true emergencies.

Offers telephone counseling and provides emotional support, safety planning, advocacy, and information about options and resources.

Youth of a Nation Program is a service-learning model, designed to educate and prepare students through practical application. Service-learning integrates community service with academic study to enrich learning and teach civic responsibility.

Provides child care and preschool programs to children six weeks to five years old. All meals and diapers are provided.

Offers peer or professionally led groups for caregivers and others dealing with Alzheimer's disease. All support groups are facilitated by trained individuals.

A series of lessons designed to reduce distress resulting from exposure to trauma. Includes a wide variety of skill-building techniques geared toward changing unhelpful thoughts and promoting positive behaviors.

Helps low-income customers to lower electric bills and keep their homes more comfortable in the winter and summer months.

Senior center lunch program provides a meal. Individuals must call by 10:00am one day in advance for lunch reservation. Open to adults 60 years and older. Attendees may make a donation toward the cost of the meal. Guests under the age of 60 pay full price.