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Provides comprehensive behavioral health treatment including case management, counseling/therapy, psychiatric care, medication management.

Primary care team offer health assessments for the whole family. During an annual visit, team will perform a routine physical examination, discuss any medications or test results and share additional resources (i.e. nutrition counseling, smoking cessation) that can supplement your care.

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 an opportunity for caller to understand the Medicare system.

Provides individualized occupational therapy to meet each child’s needs. Developmental skills targeted in occupational therapy may include: Fine motor coordination and play activities; visual perception and visual motor skills; gross motor skills and strengthening for big muscle play and sports; self-care skills including dressing, grooming, and feeding; organizational skills and attention; and sensory processing and regulation.

Senior Center Services offers nutritional, recreational, educational, and social activities such as: Line dancing, billiards, art classes, card parties, gardening, and field trips. Senior Centers also provide a nutritious noon meal, a chance to visit with friends, and opportunities for health screenings and consumer workshops. Access to these sites is aided by transportation services purchased from the LIFT.

Offers a research library, archives, and exhibits. Librarians and researchers are available for assistance. Copying machines are also available. Also maintains a list of genealogists and researchers who work independently for a fee.

Provide food pantry services offering supplemental, non-perishable food items.

Offers a community food program that distributes groceries to individuals.

Offers individual, family, and couples counseling for the treatment of depression, bipolar ,and anxiety disorders as well as stress, PTSD, substance use, or other mental health issues. Christian counseling is available on request.

Provides perishable foods. Families receive 20-30 lbs of items such as fresh produce (vegetables and fruits), eggs, lean meat, whole grains, and dairy items. Distributes meats, grain, and dairy when available (Not part of the Kings Kettle Food Pantry).

Services include job finding, job support, and transitional employment. Assists with job searching, resume and interview preparation. Provides job training and job coaching, including supervised transitional employment in janitorial, clerical, and light industrial jobs in local businesses.

Across Ages is a one-on-one mentoring program that matches Pen Argyl students in the 5th through 8th grade with senior adults over age 50. Learning Together is a high school mentoring program that matches business and community volunteers with Pen Argyl High School students to provide role modeling and encourage higher education.

Coordinates living arrangements for one to three individuals in a family's home. These arrangements include room and board, as well as personal care services for adults who cannot live independently but who do not require 24-hour institutional or nursing care.

Organization whose members are home health, hospice and personal care agencies that have affiliated for the purpose of promoting mutual interests, increasing the visibility of home care services, disseminating information to members and the general public and improving the quality, accessibility and affordability of in-home and end of life care. Home health and hospice associations may provide opportunities for personal and professional development through conferences, publications and other activities; advocate for the rights of patients, their families and caregivers and people who are bereaved; maintain referral services through which people who require home health, personal care, palliative care or hospice services are referred to member agencies; and/or provide information about employment opportunities for people working in the field.

Offers primary health care services and prescription assistance to the uninsured.

Provides instruction in painting and drawing techniques to members. Classes are held 2 days per week. This program encompasses all of the essential elements in the art making process and procedures through matting, framing and displaying of art work.

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

Provides pro bono or very low-cost civil legal representation in administrative, state, and federal courts, SLAAY aims to fill gaps in the access to justice within Northcentral PA.

Medical Assistance, also known as Medicaid, pays for health care services for eligible individuals.

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

Provides walk-in urgent care services with experienced providers. Treats minor illnesses and injuries, including rashes, insect bites, minor reactions, laryngitis, ear pain, sore throat, toothache, tonsillitis, diarrhea, constipation, cough, bronchitis, upper respiratory infections, arthritis, back pain, tendonitis, gout, sunburn, minor burns, and puncture wounds.

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