Provides needs assessment, goal/transition planning, life skills instruction, and assistance in the areas of housing, education, employment, prevention, and support. Offers aftercare services when a youth turns 21.

Offers help and empowerment for women to live to their fullest potential through life coaching and referrals.

Provides individuals services to learn skills in one’s home and/or in the community. The program is recovery – oriented individualized and directed by the individual.

Provides help in learning skills to become more independent. Staff member can provide assistance in your home to acquire those skills. Such skills could include budgeting, preparing meals, shopping, using public transportation or finding employment.

Provide assessment and care planning over a 6-month period. Community Health Workers can assist families in attendance to appointments, roadmaps to self-sufficiency, linkage with community resources, and support and understanding as they navigate their child's diagnosis.

Provides housing and support services for young adults who have mental health concerns. Service assists residents to connect with necessary resources that will enable them to achieve and maintain self sufficiency.

Offers medical services. Offers Intensive Case Management services such as drug and alcohol treatment, support groups, child care services, parenting skills development, transportation needs, housing, educational/vocational, mental health, life skills, and home visitations.

Assists adult mental health consumers in securing safe and affordable permanent housing as well as building basic living skills to enable them to successfully live on their own.

Life skills program for area youth. Program can be offered on-site and through out the community.

Offers an early intervention program for youth who exhibit high-risk or at-risk behaviors. Designed to work with youth and families to prevent truancy, steer youth away from delinquency, improve school performance, enhance life and social skills, and strengthen family relationships. Services include individual and family counseling, home and school visits, after-school group programming three days a week, and case management.

Connects young women to positive female figures from their community for 26-week program of mentoring sessions. Program covers diction, etiquette, technical skills, life skills and lessons, conflict resolution and decision making, proper dress and attire, and physical education.

Full Care Residences help adults with mental illness learn the skills they need to live independently and become fully integrated into the community. Provides 24 hour care, including but not limited to: independent life skills, meal prep, and medication acquisition

Develops young people's capacity to engage in positive behaviors that nurture their own well-being, set personal goals and develop the skills to live successfully as self-sufficient, contributing adults. We develop ways to help young people achieve and maintain healthy lifestyles. SMART Moves, our drug and alcohol prevention education program, is the prime instruction piece in this area. The Club sub-contracts with the Lackawanna County Commission on Drug & Alcohol to implement this program. Another program is the Get Real About Violence Program (GRAV) This program is geared for Club members ages 6-13. The program teaches students skills to be healthy by showing them how to maintain self-control when tempted by violence, resolve conflicts without violence, and prevent or avoid situations by using self control. In addition, a variety of personal hygiene and safety programs, health fairs, and other wellness activities are offered to Club members.

Helps client to become as independent as possible by helping you to find and keep a job.

Provides a safe communal space where youth in dependent care can be connected, educated, and empowered as they strive toward attaining and maintaining independence. Provides independent living skills and support services to youth and young adults ages 14 to 23 who are involved in the foster care system. Also provides educational support services to AIC members, such as homework help, college tours, college preparedness, and guidance and assistance with college applications and scholarships.

Designed for the adult in need of instruction that is delivered one-on-one with volunteer tutors. Curriculum based on developing basic communication, consumer economics, community resources, health, employment, government and law, computation, learning to learn, and independent living.

Helps clients secure entitlements, housing, and in accomplishing goals to become more self-sufficient.

Offers a class that provides English as a second language and basic life skills.

Assists youth who are or have been in foster care to learn the necessary skills for independent living.

Provides mobile life skills services to families in which at least one family member, age 18 and older, has a primary mental health diagnosis that negatively affects household functions. Also helps to ensure that health needs are met.

Coaches work with participants in facility teaching daily living skills such as cooking or baking, laundry and personal hygiene, to the extent of the participants' capabilities. Other activities include simulated or contracted work for the Work Activities Program, a variety of games, puzzles, sensory stimulating items and cognitive motor skill tasks.

Participants choose a specific goal in one of the life domains (living, learning, working, social), this goal then becomes the cornerstone of his or her recovery-focused service. Participants take part in classes, individual practitioner meetings, and community exploration related to his/her recovery goal (a commitment of 5 hours per week). Class sizes are limited to allow for focused work among participants.

Offers wraparound services including cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), life skills training, job readiness, and employment opportunities coupled with recreational activity for high risk individuals.

Provides personalized support, family coaching, mentoring, and outreach services to families and children.

Individual and group education program focusing on building life skills and preparing youth, ages 14 through 21, for successful independent adult living.