Moms discuss parenting and work on a craft while kids play. Childcare is available.

A volunteer companionship program between persons in mental health recovery and trained community volunteers. After training that is provided by compeer staff, adult volunteers are matched with adult friends who live with a mental illness. Volunteers are asked to spend one hour per week with their friend. Members of the match meet at mutually agreeable times and for activities they choose.

Connects volunteers who have similar interests and life experience with individuals in mental health recovery. Volunteers provide supportive friendship and mentoring relationships to promote mental wellness and inclusion. Volunteers can meet with their friend for various activities, from having coffee or dinner downtown to visiting festivals, etc. The activities depend on the interests of both parties and available events. The goal is to promote socialization and have fun.

Serves as a statewide network of people who use their own experiences with mental health and substance use to support others. Provides training and education about peer support and recovery, helps create peer support networking groups, and advocates for the needs of people who provide peer support.

Assists individuals with mental health issues in developing their path to recovery. Individuals work with peer specialists who are or have been the recipients of mental health services. Peer specialists assist individuals in basic living skills, support and advocacy, development of social networks, and with linking individuals to other services.

Hosts Coffee House events in the evening as a place for friends to visit with friends in a supportive environment.

Offers a statewide program that links families of children and adults with disabilities or special needs. Parents are connected one-on-one with another parent called a Peer Supporter, who can assist with a variety of issues: physical, developmental, educational, special healthcare, and behavioral health concerns.

Serves as an anonymous, abstinence-based network of individuals seeking to live in recovery from addiction to alcohol or other non-medically indicated drugs.

Provides certified peer specialists services to those individuals diagnosed with a significant mental illness.

Parent Partner services is a community-based program offered by Clinton County Children and Youth Social Service Agency. This service works with high-risk families and collaborates with other service providers in the community to assist families in follow-through and to address any barriers the parents may possess for maintaining childrens' safety in the home whenever possible.

Provides mental health services, including psychiatric and psychological evaluations, medication management, counseling, peer support, behavioral health rehabilitation services (BHRS), and mobile mental health services.

Offers peer-to-peer program that facilitates connections between caregivers to gain a continuum of support.

Operates a coffee shop. Provides a place for people to go, hang out, congregate, etc. Offers volunteer opportunities.

Promotes research to find the cause, treatment and cure for Alzheimers disease and related dementias. Provides educational programs for the public, media, health care, and medical professionals. Advocates for clients.

Offers email support, resources and groups that meet online and in person geared primarily towards adult family members of LGBTQ+ children of any age. We also welcome allies and members of the LGBTQ+ community.. PFLAG does not work directly with youth but aims to improve their lives by supporting families and educating communities. PFLAG National also offers virtual Comunidad Latina / Latino Community groups for those who speak Spanish. Volunteers welcome to contact us for current opportunities.

Assists patients with the initial anxieties associated with their diagnosis of leukemia and related cancers. Program provides the patient with a personal visit or phone call from a cancer survivor with a similar diagnosis.

Supports adults living with a mental illness in their social, educational, employment, and spiritual development. Programs include cultural and educational trips, holiday gatherings, neighborhood dinners, peer led support groups, and virtual wellness sessions.

Provides education, training, resources, and advocacy to parents with children involved in any of the child-serving systems: Mental Health/Developmental Disabilities; Children and Youth Services; Juvenile Probation; Drug & Alcohol; Special Education.

Operates a coffee shop. Provides a place for people to go, hang out, congregate, etc. Offers volunteer opportunities.

Offers services, including respite care; movement monitors; seizure response dogs; training for teachers/school nurses on seizure recognition, and first aid training; sleep and movement monitors/assistance with care coordination. Provides patient education, information and support for adults, young adults, and children with epilepsy and their families, and those working with individuals living with seizures.

Assists patients with the initial anxieties associated with their diagnosis of leukemia and related cancers. Program provides the patient with a personal visit or phone call from a cancer survivor with a similar diagnosis.

Operates a coffee shop. Provides a place for people to go, hang out, congregate, etc. Offers volunteer opportunities.

Provides adults with an autism spectrum disorder diagnoses with educational, vocational and recreational activities in the community.

Provides peer-based support, crisis care, casualty casework assistance, and grief and trauma resources to those grieving the death of one in military service.

Supports local post-9/11 veterans and their families located in or with ties to Pennsylvania.