Provides Early Intervention Service (EIS) coordination for Allegheny County families. Connects children in need with intervention services provided at their home or day care location.

Offers annual summer day camp for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

Provide care managers to advocate for the individual and work with family members, legal professionals, and financial advisors to understand the individual's specific challenges. Offers support to navigate the health care system, understand health insurance benefits, and determine residential options. Provides education with obtaining referrals when needed.

Assists families with the gasoline expenses associated with transporting a child with cancer or a life-threatening heart condition to treatments.

Operates a summer day camp for children with serious, chronic, or terminal illnesses or disabilities

Offers Physical therapy, Occupational therapy, Speech therapy, Therapeutic horseback riding, nutritional and educational programs, social networking, caregiver support, respite services, youth programs, and summer camps.

Pools the experience and knowledge of dedicated professionals of the child-serving agencies in a unified approach to treatment planning and service delivery for children and adolescents who are experiencing significant difficulties in physical, cognitive, emotional, behavioral, or social areas of development.

Helps to coordinate services for children and adolescents between child-serving systems by assisting the team of involved providers in improving communications, developing common goals, and ensuring a positive working relationship among schools, public and private agencies, the child, and the family. Family members, advocates, and others involved may discuss their concerns, challenges, and expectations at the CASSP meeting.

Offers early intervention servides providing evaluations, nutrition services, physical therapy, nursing services, occupational therapy, social work, speech therapy, service coordination, special instruction, and ancillary support services.

Provides a social gathering place where children with serious, chronic, or terminal illnesses or disabilities and their families can drop in to play or socialize with other people going through similar experiences.

Offers a day off school camp for children of all abilities on days when schools are closed and families are looking for fun, safe and engaging coverage for their children. Two age groups available: elementary (ages 6 to 12) and teen (ages 13 to 21).

Provides Early Intervention Service (EIS) coordination for Beaver County families. Connects children in need with intervention services provided at their home or day care location.

Serves as a Pennsylvania Department of Education licensed approved private school that specializes in teaching students identified with multiple disabilities, intellectual disabilities, and Traumatic Brain Injury, including students who are medically fragile.

Links families with other families and professionals in a supportive environment, and sharing current information on available resources.

Grants wishes to children diagnosed with cancer or a life-threatening heart condition.

Provides funds to families caring for an injured, ill, or disabled child to cover uninsured expenses such as electric bills, adaptive equipment, gas, water, transportation, and disease-related therapies and camps.

Provides Early Intervention Service (EIS) coordination for Washington County families. Connects children in need with intervention services provided at their home or day care location.

Offers year-round services that include summer camps for youth with autism and/or in need of social skills development, therapeutic riding lessons, extended school year programming, equine assisted learning, equine assisted teambuilding and wellness workshops, and other individualized offerings. Glade Run Adventures also serves students at St. Stephen's Academy and hosts Glade Run's Sensory Park and Playground, a public play space designed to meet the needs of children with autism and their families.

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 Home Services Program that provides information, advocacy and referral services for children and adults with disabilities, and their families, in a seven-county area. This program provides a vital link to needed community services for individuals and families who may not otherwise be able to access them.

Provides interim funds to otherwise financially stable families to help relieve the financial stress of their child’s illness or traumatic injury. Funds applied to non-medical bills such as rent, mortgage, utilities, groceries and household expenses, transportation and gas, home and vehicle modifications, specialty medical equipment, childcare expenses for siblings, and funeral expenses.

Assist in directing caregivers and families to resources for supporting children with special needs. When possible, organization takes requests for items that are deemed beneficial for a child but may not be covered through medical insurance.

Supports families of pediatric cancer patients throughout central and northeast Pennsylvania. Unlike other funds, 90% of the money donated to ThinkBIG goes directly towards supporting families. ThinkBIG does not pay the salary of patient care providers, provide funds to support renovations to the local children's hospital, or allocate money to pediatric cancer research.

Provides a day camp program for individuals with disabilities to learn how to ride a bike in just 75 minutes a day over 5 days.

Assists young people with disabilities develop skills they need to pursue additional education after high school, enter the workforce or achieve independent living.