Provides assistance to eligible individuals who are homeless or in danger of becoming homeless and who also have severe mental illness. Meets with clients in the community and helps clients locate housing (temporary or permanent), financial assistance to avoid eviction, and links to mental health and substance abuse treatment.

Provides comprehensive case management and referrals to help a family navigate and advocate what services will help them to succeed in our community.

Operates a senior center. Services include a daily congregate meal program, health screenings, recreational and socialization programs, educational seminars, wellness programs, driver's education courses, food services, day trips, and more. Provides information and referral to connect individuals to additional services as needed. Operates as a cooling station for those who cannot adequately cool their homes or do not have a place to cool down.

A comprehensive information and referral program. The primary service is assessment of caller needs, followed by sharing of information about and referrals to appropriate resources that will address client needs, questions and concerns. Maintains an extensive database of health and human services, including non-profit agencies and government programs. Additional services include: Production of the Where to Call Guide, a quick reference booklet of Lancaster County resources. Website that showcases resources for each county served by PA 211 East Compilation of seasonal resources, i.e. holiday and utility programs Centralized intake for anyone experiencing homelessness in Lancaster County

Coordinates, monitors, and funds county mental health, intellectual disability, children and youth, and drug and alcohol services.

Offers targeted case management. Provides specialized case management for individuals in the criminal justice system and individuals who participate in the Community Hospital Integration & Project Program (CHIPP).

Assists consumers who have two or more needs, and matches them with a local resources specialist to develop referrals and plans to help address these needs.

Provides case management services for individuals with intellectual disabilities. Coordinates and links community resources to implement treatment.

Operates the Children's Home of York's Permanency Program. Provides a variety of services for children and their biological, foster, and/or adoptive families from birth through the age of 18. Maintains an ongoing process of recruitment, screening, and training which enables us to offer diverse geographical and racial/ethnic environments essential to the successful placement of children and sibling groups of all ages who have a variety of emotional and psychological needs.

Program that maintains lists of individuals who are available to serve as care/case managers and which link individuals who are in need of this service with appropriate resources. Care/case managers develop plans for the evaluation, treatment and/or care of individuals who, because of age, illness, disability or other difficulties, need assistance in planning and arranging for services; which assess the individual's needs; coordinate the delivery of needed services; ensure that services are obtained in accordance with the case plan; and follow up and monitor progress to ensure that services are having a beneficial impact on the individual.

Offers comprehensive needs assessment and periodic comprehensive reassessment. Developes a plan of care and discharge when appropriate.

Helps parents navigate any immediate needs for services or supports, and assist them in making sure that their children’s needs are being met.

The Cradle Pregnancy Resource Center (CPRC) offers counseling and decision-making support to mothers who are pregnant and are feeling overwhelmed by their pregnancy. For those who are still unsure what they are going to do about their pregnancy, the staff and volunteers at CPRC offer guidance and support and information about the choices available to pregnant women and new mothers, and a host of services to assist them, including: A) Pregnancy Testing and Counseling B) Housing Assistance C) Parenting Classes D) Assistance applying for state assistance, subsidized child care, and subsidized housing E) Adoption assistance, birth support groups, doulas, adoption services, anger management, medical care, long term counseling, etc. F) Baby clothes, diapers, & formula

Offers Recovery Learning Centers which connect participants to resources and services in community environments. In all instances, the focus of these services will be driven by the service participant with an aim toward community integration and the use of existing community resources.

Provides short-term, time limited and family focused services designed to teach the necessary skills identified in the assessment through case planning with the family and referral agency staff. All approaches are strengths-based, addressing challenges, stabilizing families and enhancing family functioning to assist the family to remain intact. Healthy Parenting and Discipline Instruction and Supervision, Budgeting/Money Management, Crisis Intervention, and much more are involved in the program.

Offers the following services: Budgeting, Financial Literacy Education, Career Readiness, Getting Ahead, Long Term Case Management. TCCA guides and supports families and individuals working toward self-sufficiency. Local case managers help individuals develop personal goal plans focusing on strengths and skills necessary for long-term success.

Connects at-risk individuals to community resources to reduce both medical and social barriers to care, like employment, housing and transportation, for individuals with complex health needs.

Care Managers available to help with reviewing needs, and acts as a guide to aging or community resources that may be needed.

Offer screening assessment and referrals for drug and alcohol treatment services, including outpatient services, partial hospitalization, inpatient rehabilitation, halfway house, and medication assisted treatment.

Assists families in linking with the mental health system and to coordinate needed services for children/adolescents. Involves child and family centered Inter-agency Service Planning Team meetings where families meet with service providers, CASSP Coordinators, and others to plan for home, school, and community treatment options. For individuals needing a higher level of care, a case manager will assist the family in choosing a Residential Program that will best meet the needs of the child.

Offers the following services: Budgeting, Financial Literacy Education, Career Readiness, Getting Ahead, Long Term Case Management.

Serves as the central hub for intake and registration for supports coordination for eligible individuals. Provides information and answers questions about available services and supports.

Offers the following services: Budgeting, Financial Literacy Education, Career Readiness, Getting Ahead, Long Term Case Management

Serves and responds to the needs of veterans experiencing homelessness. Offers services that include shelter, hot meals, shower facilities, laundry services, transportation, medical equipment, furniture and household items, hygiene products, and more.

Provides long-term case management services to individuals and families who need assistance securing and maintaining basic needs (housing, food, utilities, medical, etc.), navigating the human services system for appropriate resources, and following client-centered goals and service plans to improve overall self-sufficiency.