Provides limited direct financial assistance, financial planning, emergency heat response, automobile repair, furniture/household items/appliances/clothing/toiletries, back-to-school and holiday assistance, counseling/guidance, and life skill support. Coordinates medical transportation. Offers volunteer opportunities.

Assesses household needs and makes appropriate referrals to agencies and programs.

Information and Referral to appropriate agency; assistance in filing claims for medical insurances; provision of applications for PACE prescription discount drugs; property/rent rebate program.

The Office of Children and Youth provides information and referral services to approximately 6,000 county residents each year. This may include phone number and address information for appropriate community-based or public services, or direct brief casework assistance by a Children & Youth staff member.

Connects Butler County residents to supports and services, provides information and referral to overcome barriers to daily needs.

Provides an information referral service for short term needs.

Provides comprehensive information and referral with case management services on-site. Services include: Information and referral/client advocacy, case management Centralize intake for anyone experiencing homelessness in Lancaster County Application assistance for public benefits (SNAP/Medicaid/TANF) and Property Tax/Rent Rebates Interpreter services for clients A collaborative Partnership between United Way of Lancaster County and SACA.

Provides holistic support services for immigrants and refugees. Assists elders, adults, and families on employment support, digital literacy, Digital Navigator helpline, naturalization assistance, public benefits, health insurance, intimate partner violence, ESL, health access, information and referral, case management, advocacy, community programs, and collaboration with other health care and social service providers. Provides voter registration, voter education, and voter protection supports.

Provides public benefit navigation and application assistance for enrollment in the following public benefits: Medical Assistance, PENNIE, Medicare related supports, prescripton plans, supplements and subsidies, PACE/NET, One Sight, SNAP, Free/Reduced Cost School Lunches, CCIS, Senior Farmer's Market Vouchers, TANF, PECO subsidies, LIHEAP, Free cell phone program, the PA Rent and Property Tax Rebates and other federal, state or local public benefit programs.

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

Supports local health and human service agencies that provide various types of programs that meet the needs of the community.

Provides free year-round education, employment, and empowerment services in Philadelphia for youth and young adults ages 16 to 24 who are out of school or work. Helps young people take the next step toward a career through holistic, individualized educational, employment, and empowerment support. Offers classes are in-person Monday through Friday, in morning and afternoon sessions.

Offers services and referrals for homeless individuals with mental illness.

The Office of Children and Youth provides information and referral services to approximately 6,000 county residents each year. This may include phone number and address information for appropriate community-based or public services, or direct brief casework assistance by a Children & Youth staff member.

Provides comprehensive information and referral service as well as a first response point for crisis calls.

Provides local and toll-free numbers to contact 211s across the United States.

Offers a one-call referral service for consumers.

Accepts requests from agencies to add services to database.

Provides information and referral services for residents based on clients' needs.

Provides Bilingual (Spanish/English) Basic Needs Intake & Referral matters related to food insecurity, communications in Spanish, interpreting, housing, immigration, employment, and so much more. Offers Workforce Development: Computer training, basic English classes (ESL), and women entrepreneurship assistance; High School Youth Program: and Senior/Adult Program (Bilingual).

The Office of Children and Youth provides information and referral services to approximately 6,000 county residents each year. This may include phone number and address information for appropriate community-based or public services, or direct brief casework assistance by a Children & Youth staff member.

Maintains information about human service resources in the community to link people who need assistance with appropriate service providers and/or supplies descriptive information about the agencies or organizations which offer services. The information and referral process involves establishing contact with the individual, assessing the individual's long and short term needs, identifying resources to meet those needs, providing a referral to identified resources, and, where appropriate, following up to ensure that the individual's needs have been met.

Social Assistance staff work with clients who need one-time or short term help in a crisis. These services include: Information, referral and application assistance for essential services such as utility and rent assistance, cash assistance, food stamps, affordable housing, medical assistance t. Some clients need more intensive, long term assistance to achieve personal and financial stability. These clients are referred to a case manager, who helps them develop goal plans and works closely with them to ensure their success in accomplishing their goals.

Provides educational programs for students, parents and professionals at schools, workplaces, community centers, etc. Programs include: A) Risk reduction/safety education programs for children from pre-k to college age B) Safety Rangers, a 10 week after school safety education program C) College, community and professional training to law enforcement, medical personnel, community centers, teachers, etc. D)Mandated Reporter Training approved for schools by the PA Department of Education to meet ACT 126 Mandatory Reporter Training Requirements for educators.

Provides readjustment counseling to combat veterans in the effort to make a satisfying transition from military to civilian life. Includes individual readjustment counseling, group counseling, bereavement counseling, employment counseling, guidance and referral for alcohol and drug counseling, military sexual trauma counseling and referral, outreach, and community education.