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Provides peer support services for individuals who are recovering from mental health challenges and/or have co-occurring disorders.

Provides daycare services for infants (from 6 weeks of age) and toddlers.

Pay for or provide magnifiers, magnification equipment, light intensification equipment, night vision equipment, closed circuit television devices, and other products which help people who have visual impairments use their remaining vision to greater advantage.

Accepts and processes applications for Absentee and Mail-In ballots for Potter County.

Offers various treatment styles and services to individuals with Opioid Use Disorder. Provides medication for opioid use disorder (MOUD), individual and group counseling, pregnancy and postpartum services, and recovery support services.

This 12-hour, evening prevention series provides a judgement-free, confidential environment where attendees learn about addiction and its risk factors; how to identify and cope with emotions; and effective communication, decision-making, and goal-setting skills.

Provides free certified visiting therapy dogs, cats, and rabbits to local hospitals, senior care facilities, college campuses, schools and more.

Provides a new pair of sneakers, a pair of socks, and books every six months to eligible children of the community in need. Also, provides boots in the winter.

Provides used clothing to those in need.

Support groups for any adult, teen or child who have lost a loved one through death. There are no fees for most grief support services. Includes:

• Individual and Family Consultation
• Newly Bereaved: A 3 week series for those 1-4 months after a loss (in-person and virtual options)
• Monthly Drop-In Groups that are loss specific (in-person and virtual options)
• Loss of a Spouse, Loss of a Child or Loss of a Parent or Sibling (in-person and virtual options)
• Coping with a Sudden Loss
• Coping with the Holidays
• Coping Kids & Teens: Provides 3 eight week series throughout the school year
• Camp Chimaqua: A 3 day 2 night overnight camp for bereaved children ages 6-12
• Pathways Newsletter: Anyone can call in and ask to be place on the mailing list

Responsible for issuing licenses and processing complaints concerning licensees and registrants

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.

Provides early, continuous and comprehensive year-round child development and family support services for income-eligible pregnant women, infants and toddlers through their 3rd birthday and their families. Head Start services address developmental goals for children, employment and self-sufficiency goals for adults, and support for parents in both their work and child care roles. Offers home based and center based services.

Offers classes on art, nature, and science for children in grades 1 to 6; some sites offer jewelry-making classes for middle school students.

Medically monitored detoxification unit and short-term residential rehabilitation unit

Provides dental services including initial exams, X-rays, cleanings, restorations, and extractions, dentures, oral hygiene education and oral cancer screenings. Healthy smile program providing education to children on healthy oral hygiene. Dental evaluation to pre-school children including program bags with toothpaste and toothbrushes.

Services include general and pediatric dentistry, crowns, dentures, comprehensive examinations, thorough cleaning (prophylaxis), x-rays, periodontal care, and more.

Offers a free discount prescription card for all residents and their families. This card can lower the cost of purchasing prescription drugs. While the card is generally for people without health insurance, in some cases, it may offer better pricing than certain health insurance plans. The County's Department of Human Resources can provide additional information about the card.

An advocate is available to provide information and support, counseling, safety planning, and referrals to other resources. All information is kept confidential.

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

Providing a food pantry twice a month.

Osteoporosis is a gradual thinning and weakening of bones, which can lead to bone fractures. More than 10 million Americans, 80 percent of whom are women, have or are at risk of developing this condition. Since osteoporosis is often referred to as a "silent disease," many are less likely to find out they have it until they suffer a painful bone fracture. Two testing methods are available: 1) AccuDXA, which uses low dose X-ray to measure bone density of the middle finger of the non-dominant hand; or 2) Achilles Express, which uses ultrasound to measure bone density of the heel. For a free bone density screening call (717) 231-8900. For a full diagnostic DXA Scan, call (717) 230-3700 to schedule an appointment at any of our convenient locations on both the East and West Shores.

Helps individuals develop or regain the life skills necessary to live a life of long-term recovery. Services include inpatient detox and rehabilitation, residential services, extended outpatient care, and transitional living facilities.

Programs that make rental payments for people who are at risk of eviction without assistance. Rent payment assistance programs may have age, income, disability, need or other eligibility requirements.

Provides rental apartments for older adults and individuals with disabilities. Amenities include grocery store, beauty shop, podiatry services, educational and entertainment programs, congregate meal, library, laundry facilities, billiards room, and network neighborhood computer use.