Promotes healthy parent-child relationships. Offers weekly home visits that include a focus on health, nutrition, education, disabilities, parent involvement, social services, and mental health.

Provides resource information for other area nonprofits and services.

Provides six months of guidance to identify your strengths, help develop a solution plan, connect to services, and assess if the plan is working for you, for those who qualify and are willing to commit themselves. Offers connections to the following: Job Training; Health Services; Childcare and Education; Housing Option Referrals; Legal Services; and Financial Literacy Component for family members.

Works with Conestoga Valley residents and those who attend church in the CV district identifying and serving their needs. They offer food, clothing, mentoring, and spiritual and financial counseling. * Food Bank (CV residents and CV church attendees) * Summer Lunch Program * Clothing Bank (serves Lancaster County) * Weekend Blessings program (CV students) * Thanksgiving and Christmas box giveaway (CV Residents) * Rooted, after school mentoring (CV students) * Back on Track, financial coaching, and aid

Offers social services and supports for adults and children with intellectual disabilities.

Provides community-based prevention services with the goal of diverting families from entering into formal child welfare services. Services include strength and needs assessment; identification and implemention of problem-solving interventions; and when appropriate, advocacy, arrangement, coordination, monitoring, and evaluation of support services to meet client families' needs.

Provides a specialized form of foster family care intended for children and youth whose needs exceed the capabilities of a traditional foster home. Such children are often sent to group homes or institutions, which do not provide a family living experience. As a vital alternative, a treatment family is specially selected and trained to deal with the child's special needs and to help each child grow in a successful family atmosphere. Through family activities and community events, children participating in Family-Based Services will learn the responsibilities and behaviors that come with being part of a caring family.

Drop-in center where clients can meet with advocates, attend a workshop, meet with partner agencies, or use their resources to work independently. Partner agencies are also available throughout the month. Services include: - computer and wifi access, phones, printer access - housing search and assistance with applications - help obtaining documentation - benefits applications - vouchers for food and clothing - emergency to go items: water, snacks, hygiene items - resume building and interview preparation

Provides expectant mothers with early prenatal care and birth preparation. Connects families to health insurance, health services, parenting and child development workshops, screenings, counseling, and early learning and intervention resources for young children.

Provides a specialized form of foster family care intended for children and youth whose needs exceed the capabilities of a traditional foster home. Such children are often sent to group homes or institutions, which do not provide a family living experience. As a vital alternative, a treatment family is specially selected and trained to deal with the child's special needs and to help each child grow in a successful family atmosphere. Through family activities and community events, children participating in Family-Based Services will learn the responsibilities and behaviors that come with being part of a caring family.

An intensive specialized children and youth program that works closely with parents with substance abuse concerns, caretakers, and providers to assist in maintaining the family unit or to return children to their homes as soon as possible. A registered nurse that will assist with the physical health of the family. Participants also have the ability to participate in other programs such as therapeutic programs and Family Group Decision Making.

Provides activities kids, parents, and caregivers of all ages can take part in. Activities for infants and toddlers encourage them to explore and learn new things and preschoolers get prepared for their Kindergarten classrooms. Offers classes and group activities tailored to parents with children up to 18 years of age. Services and schedule vary by site. Visit the website for details.

Provides activities kids, parents, and caregivers of all ages can take part in. Activities for infants and toddlers encourage them to explore and learn new things and preschoolers get prepared for their Kindergarten classrooms. Offers classes and group activities tailored to parents with children up to 18 years of age. Services and schedule vary by site. Visit the website for details.

Provides a home-based program for parent-child interaction, healthy development and health care for children and promotes child development and family well-being.

Provides mental and behavioral case management services that include supports coordination, information and referral, consultation and education, counseling, therapy, and family driven support services.

Supports Montgomery County families whose children and adolescents have behavioral health concerns navigate the public child serving systems—behavioral health, juvenile justice, child welfare, and education—as well as connect with each other and community resources.

Provides a specialized form of foster family care intended for children and youth whose needs exceed the capabilities of a traditional foster home. Such children are often sent to group homes or institutions, which do not provide a family living experience. As a vital alternative, a treatment family is specially selected and trained to deal with the child's special needs and to help each child grow in a successful family atmosphere. Through family activities and community events, children participating in Family-Based Services will learn the responsibilities and behaviors that come with being part of a caring family.

Offers access to educational/vocational training and employment for public housing families. Other services include literacy/GED training, after school programs, child and respite care, and support groups.

Provides activities kids, parents, and caregivers of all ages can take part in. Activities for infants and toddlers encourage them to explore and learn new things and preschoolers get prepared for their Kindergarten classrooms. Offers classes and group activities tailored to parents with children up to 18 years of age. Services and schedule vary by site. Visit the website for details.

Provides both general and specialized social services for all members of the family, particularly children, adolescents, and mothers. Services include nurse home visiting, mental health services, substance abuse prevention and treatment, child development and school readiness, parenting education, and community building.

Resource Liaisons are available to support anyone who has an urgent need and can be connected to a resource. Services of the Resource Liaisons will be determined based on need and are focused around the Social Determinants of Health, connecting people to resources within those areas to equip people and families to overcome short-term barriers that prevent stability.

Offers program to help create stable homes and break the cycle of poverty through budget coaching, job training, financial assistance, and whole-family support. Advocates have a presence at the school district building in the Student Right's department and in these schools: Anderson Elementary, Gideon Elementary, George Washington High School, Hamilton Elementary, Kenderton Elementary, Lamberton Elementary, Lea Elementary, Locke Elementary, Munoz-Marin Elementary, and Webster Elementary.

Offers a full time social worker to assist families in obtaining services outside of school for their children in grades Kindergarten through 12.

Provides a specialized form of foster family care intended for children and youth whose needs exceed the capabilities of a traditional foster home. Such children are often sent to group homes or institutions, which do not provide a family living experience. As a vital alternative, a treatment family is specially selected and trained to deal with the child's special needs and to help each child grow in a successful family atmosphere. Through family activities and community events, children participating in Family-Based Services will learn the responsibilities and behaviors that come with being part of a caring family.

Provides an opportunity for families to spend quality time together while learning new skills through games and interactive activities. Parents and youth meet one evening per week for seven weeks to promote family bonding, maintain open communication, and use family strengths to solve problems. Includes dinner and childcare.