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Provides human and social services to Cumberland County Adult Probationers/Parolees relating to an individual’s basic needs and addresses the barriers to succeeding upon reentering the community following their release from jail.

Offers a variety of health and nutrition services for medically or nutritionally at-risk mothers and children. Provides EBT cards that can be used at participating grocery stores for infant formula, milk, eggs, cheese, cereal, juices, and other nutritious foods.

Provides food, personal items, and occasional clothing. Accepts donations of food, toiletry products, and money. Volunteers are always needed to help with sorting and packing of groceries for distribution.

Maintains a public online directory that provides information on free and reduced fee dental clinics in Pennsylvania.

Provides enrichment programming for girls. Activities vary by area, but may include after school activities, leadership development programs, athletic activities, wellness programs, outdoor recreational programs, and summer camps.

This district serves Tobyhanna and Tunkhannock townships.

Provides free, private, confidential, individual and group counseling and support groups for all victims of domestic violence.

Provides therapeutic recreational activities, information and referral, peer and social support, and skill-building groups for individuals living with a diagnosis of mental illness or intellectual disability.

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

Offers drop-in after school programming for youth. Programming includes STEM and Fine Arts activities and instruction, cooking classes, and life skills workshops regularly. Homework help is available daily. After school snack and dinner are provided.

Youths work on projects in areas such as animals, engineering, family/consumer, health, agriculture, gardening, sewing, pet care, rocketry, insects, careers, wildlife, raising large animals, cooking, creating Web sites, geographic information systems, babysitting, or social sciences in consultation with their parents and supervising adult volunteers. They also participate in activities and events such as fairs, trips, camping, teen leader trainings, fundraising, achievement programs, and county, regional and state learning opportunities.

A national toll-free number for people who have questions about Alzheimer's Disease. Publications available by mail and on the website. Referrals to local supportive services and Alzheimer's Centers that specialize in research and diagnosis. A service of the National Institute on Aging

Offers group, individual, and family therapy along with psychiatric services. Also partnered with the Seneca Highlands Intermediate Unit to provide an emotional/learning support classroom where children and adolescents can attend to get their schooling and mental health needs met.

Provides a confidential support group to understand and overcome the feelings that result from having been raised in an environment of alcoholism or family dysfunction, including codependency.

Offers a web-based map in which air-conditioned spaces available for public use are displayed. Cooling centers include public libraries, city recreation centers, and city older adults centers (senior centers).

Offers a fitness center, gym, and pool, as well as a wide variety of recreational programs including: swimming, basketball, yoga, pickleball, line dancing, Zumba, Pilates, weight lifting, and more. Visit the website and select from options under "Membership/Facilities" for additional details.

Provides a home-delivered meal to those who are unable to prepare their own food because of physical limitations. Also provides a check in by a volunteer.

Provides limited prenatal ultrasound for detection of intra-uterine pregnancy and gestational age if eligible.

Provides assistance for parents who want to initiate litigation to prove that a particular individual is the father of a given child and to enforce support obligations, or for men who want to establish that they are not the father of a particular child.

Provides clothing bank for children who are in need of clothes for school.

Provides 1 and 2 bedroom apartments, as well as 3 bedroom townhomes for rent.

Provides transportation services to clients of Centre County Government and other social service agencies. Centre County transportation is a "shared ride" demand-response service.

Provides daycare and extended daycare services for varying age children depending on site.

Runs a resource warehouse that partners with nonprofit organizations and churches to provide tangible resources free of charge. Resources provided include disaster relief supplies, cleaning supplies, hygiene items, activity kits (school supplies), feminine hygiene items, clothing, shoes, medical equipment and supplies (no prescription medications or liquids), computer equipment, and more.

Provides caregivers an opportunity to enjoy a night off, or some quiet time to spend with their other children while their child with autism is safely cared for. Respite Care is open to all families affected by autism, regardless of their affiliation with Friendship House.