Provides specialized information, referral, and support for individuals and families affected by any kind of cancer. Connects individuals with local resources and programs.

Provides specialized information, referral, and support for individuals and families affected by any kind of cancer. Connects individuals with local resources and programs.

Provides information and referral, service coordination to assess needs and connect clients to a full range of community connections, and bilingual navigation.

Provides day programs for adults with intellectual disabilities, providing education in self-care, socialization skills, pre-vocational training, and specialized therapy as needed. Supportive Counseling: individual, family, and group counseling. Recreational Programs: year-round activities for all ages. Family Resource Services: respite care, family aides, sitting service, recreation, speech therapy, or adaptive equipment. Community Living Arrangements: supervised housing providing guidance and counseling in daily living skills.

Provides information and assistance in obtaining PACE (Pharmaceutical Assistance Contracts for the Elderly) and property tax/rent rebate is provided.
Information and referral is provided regarding Beaver County Office on Aging programs and other community resources. PA MEDI (Pennsylvania Medicare Education and Decision Insight) insurance counseling available for anyone new to Medicare or who needs assistance with Medicare insurance.

Provides supportive services to veterans and their families in need, or who are experiencing homelessness or at risk if becoming unhoused. Seeks to assist veterans and their families before they lose their housing. Soldier On provides in-home case management, referral services, and temporary financial assistance for housing to veterans facing homelessness.

Provides information and referral, telephone intake for agency services, 24-hour answering services, crisis intervention, and initial clinical assessment.

Offers assessments by licensed optometrists, prescriptions for optical aids, and the opportunity to try out aids ranging from magnifiers, writing guides, special lighting devices, and closed-circuit TVs. Prevention of blindness programs including free vision screenings for children 12 months to 6 years of age.

Transportation:
This free door-to-door service provides rides to essential medical appointment or critical service need, such as obtaining a photo ID or grocery shopping. Individuals must live in Allegheny County and meet the program criteria. Appointments requested to be made in advance.

Offers information and resource navigation for individuals experiencing homelessness in Allegheny County. Services include the following:

Provides information and answers questions about emergency shelters and engagement centers for individuals experiencing homelessness in Allegheny County.

Makes connections to street outreach for individuals experiencing literal homelessness in Allegheny County.

Assesses eligibility for housing programs for people experiencing literal homelessness in Allegheny County.

Provides access to supports and services for young people, living in Allegheny County, as a diversion to the Juvenile Justice and Child Welfare Systems.

Call if you are concerned about a child or teen who is displaying disorderly conduct, fighting, truant from school, or experiencing conflict with their parent or guardian.

Provides information and referrals for those with or interested in hearing loss issues.

Provides information and referrals for those with or interested in hearing loss issues.

Provides information and referrals for those with or interested in hearing loss issues.

Offers a range of mental health residential services depending on the need of the person. Programs options include a 60 to 90 day placement in Chartiers' RTP, an intensive mental health treatment in a residential setting. Referrals to the RTP helps the consumer avoid inpatient hospitalization and provides support while their symptoms stabilize. There is also a Long Term Structured Residence (LTSR) which offers a 16-bed capacity for specialized geriatric residential service.
Chartiers Center's newest program is called Janus. It is for people with a mental health diagnosis and it provides scattered site apartment living. The goal is to help people move to independent housing. For more information call 412 221-3302.

Offers support groups/webinars/summer camp, emergency medication assistance, movement monitors, seizure response dogs, training for teachers/school nurses/seizure recognition, and first aid training/high school scholarships/educational conferences/service dogs/sleep and movement monitors/assistance with care coordination and more. Patient education, information and support for adults, young adults, and children with epilepsy and their families, and those working with individuals living with seizures.

Provides emergency medication assistance, support groups, epilepsy self-management, information, and referral. Offers support group meetings, employment advocacy and job seeking skills assistance, and emergency medication assistance.

Provides comprehensive information and referral service for older adults and their families. Service will match senior needs with service providers in our robust database which includes help in the home, senior living options, Apprise medical insurance appointments, tax preparation, and transportation options. Referrals, follow-ups, and advocacy are free of charge.

Offers specialized information and referral to services available for veterans of the United States Armed Forces and their families.

Provides comprehensive special education services for exceptional children.

Provides information about and referral to local support services for individuals with mental health and co-occurring disorders and their families.

Information is provided to elderly persons and their families about Agency and community resources with referrals made as appropriate.

Follow-up activities ensure appropriateness of service.

Provides services for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Programs include educational, residential and vocational opportunities.

Provides emergency assistance for individuals and families in crisis. May include help with food, clothing, shelter, rent, household utility expenses, and similar miscellaneous needs. Referrals will be made for assistance not offered by the agency.

The Washington County Behavioral Health and Developmental Services (BHDS) has administrative oversight of Behavioral Health Services (Mental Health), Children and Adolescent Services, Early Intervention, and Intellectual Disabilities (formerly Mental Retardation) programs in the county. Administers a wide range of services operating under the Mental Health and Intellectual Disabilities Act of 1966.

Offers transportation and escort services to doctor appointments and shopping. Offers life skills education and support group programs. Provides information and referral for visually impaired and the general public, educational services on prevention of blindness, and visual screening for preschool children and adults.

Provides information on a variety of programs and services and referral assistance for older adults.

Helps with obtaining medical insurance for children with an absent parent.

Provides specialized information and referral services.

Provides assistance to Butler County residents to overcome barriers to daily needs. This service is geared towards person who need more assistance than just a phone number and/or have a difficult time accessing traditional resources.

Provides assistance to Butler County residents in resolving a home heating and energy crisis. Acts as a single point of contact for the many governmental, private and charitable funds that are available to address energy and related needs.

Provides pregnancy tests
, education on pregnancy, adoption, abortion, and parenting
, child development education, 24-hour hotline, Peer counseling, Post-abortion counseling, support, education, and support groups
, as well as assistance in developing decision-making skills.

Provides information about Aging Services or referred to other agencies.

Provides information and referral services for senior citizens

Offers advocacy, peer support, skills training, information and referral, and Transition. Center for Independent Living that addresses needs related to a disability. Services include, but are not limited to: assistive technology, waiver enrollment, HCBS advocacy, understanding and navigating services and benefits in the community, connection to appropriate services or agencies in the community, Transitioning out of a nursing home to a community based living environment, special education advocacy, New Castle office has in house gym and adaptive workout specialist

Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is the process of systematically applying intervention based upon the principles of learning theory to improve socially significant behaviors while demonstrating through data analysis that there is a direct correlation between the intervention and the behavior change. ABA is researched-based and proven to be the most effective way to treat individuals of all ages with autism spectrum disorders and other behavioral concerns. ABA can be used for addressing a variety of issues including skill deficits and problem behaviors. Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is endorsed by the American Medical Association and United States Surgeon General.

Provides employment, education, and training assistance.

Area Agencies on Aging provides local services, act as advocates, and generally assist older
citizens to remain active in their communities. They operate under guidance from the Pennsylvania Department of Aging.
Services include:
- Advocacy - Support and representation, administratively and legislatively, for the needs of older adults as a group or individually.
- PA MEDI - assistance with health insurance benefit concerns, appeals, benefit applications.
- Employment Services - subsidized employment for training purposes. Available to low income persons age 55 and older.
- Information and Referral - answers to questions on the availability of services and programs for older adults.
- Legal Services - provided in non-fee generating cases via a contract with North Penn Legal Services, Inc.
- Nursing Home Transition - Information about availability of long term care in a variety of settings - in the home, or in assisted living, and planning/coordination in making a move to an alternate setting including arranging for necessary services, for current residents of nursing homes.
- Ombudsman - receives, investigates and assists in resolving complaints about quality of long term care.
Provides information on long term care issues.
- Protective Services - activities, resources and supports to prevent or intervene in abuse, neglect, exploitation and abandonment cases.
- Specialized Transportation - limited availability of rides to medical appointments and social service agencies.
- Care Management - casework services for assessment and care planning, and authorization of the following:
- Adult Day Care - caregiving in an organized setting for less than a 24 hour day. Excellent for caregiver respite.
- Emergency Energy Assistance - bill payment or provision of fuel to avoid utility shut off or lack of fuel in crisis situations.
- Caregiver Support Program - educational services and financial assistance to family care providers.
- Home Delivered Meals - hot/cold meals delivered to maintain necessary nutrition.
- Home Health Care - skilled nursing, therapy and aide services.
- Nursing Home Respite Services - respite for overnight absences of caregivers.
- Personal Care - in-home help with bathing and other personal hygiene, laundry, shopping and meal preparation.
- Pre-Admission Assessment - level of care determination for those considering admission to a long term care facility.
- Waiver Services - Medicaid-funded in-home services of the types listed above, and more, to maintain nursing-home eligible older adults in their homes.
- Senior Farmer Market Nutrition Program - provides food vouchers for residents 60 years old who meet income guidelines

Information and referral service provides information on the availability of services and programs for older adults. Services may be delivered directly, purchased from a community agency, or available through a cooperative agreement.

Provides information to Deaf, hard of hearing, and hearing individuals and their family and friends, to assist them in obtaining needed services and technology and in making informed decisions.

Makes referrals to services that provide emergency food packages.

Volunteers certified by the Internal Revenue Service offer assistance with filing basic income tax returns. (Forms 1040EZ, 1040 or 1040A). Taxpayers will be alerted to special credits and deductions for which they are eligible.
VITA offers free federal, state and local tax preparation online and by appointment only.

Taxes will be prepared in person.
Arrive 15 minutes before appointment to complete paperwork.

Free health insurance counseling program to help Pennsylvanians age 60+ select insurance programs and medicare HMO's that will best meet their needs. Can help file appeals when services have been denied.

Offers information and tools to help people live a better life with arthritis. Services include information and referral, exercise programs, and self-help programs. Provides public health education, pursues public policy and legislation, and conducts evidence-based programs to improve the quality of life for those living with arthritis.

HUD / FHA mortgage insurance, low and moderate income and elderly housing programs, community development assistance to local governments, and financial and technical assistance to organizations administering ongoing HUD programs, projects, and developments. Literature and speakers available. In most cases, HUD does not provide direct service to the public. Callers can request the list of HUD - subsidized housing. There are three housing lists, one for families, one for the elderly, and one for persons with disabilities.

Responsible for national policy and programs that address America's housing needs, that improve and develop the Nation's communities, and enforce fair housing laws. Also provides consumers with information on a range of housing issues, including foreclosures and reverse mortgages, and referrals to approved local housing counseling agencies.

HUD-approved housing counseling agencies are available to provide you with the information and assistance you need to avoid foreclosure. As part of President Obama's comprehensive Homeowner Affordability and Stability Plan (HASP), you may be eligible for a special Making Home Affordable loan modification or refinance, to reduce your monthly payments and help you keep your home.

If you need help understanding the Making Home Affordable programs, you can use this search tool to find a counseling agency in your area that will provide you with free foreclosure prevention services. If you are eligible for the loan modification or refinance program, the counselor will work with you to compile an intake package for your servicer.

Foreclosure prevention counseling services are provided free of charge by nonprofit housing counseling agencies working in partnership with the Federal Government. These agencies are funded, in part, by HUD and NeighborWorks® America. There is no need to pay a private company for

Responsible for national policy and programs that address America's housing needs, that improve and develop the Nation's communities, and enforce fair housing laws.

Senior Helpline offers a specialized information and referral service specifically for seniors connecting them with a wide array of services.

Offers daytime drop-in services for Veterans experiencing homelessness and Veterans who are at risk of becoming homeless. Provides daily van transportation to and from designated locations including local shelters, the Corporal Michael J. Crescenz VA Medical Center, and Camden, New Jersey. Services include case management, breakfast and lunch, showers, personal hygiene items, haircuts, and laundry facilities.

Provides a range of services and support for the blind and visually impaired including

Case management and Information and Referral

• Low Vision Clinic Evaluations, Low Vision Aids and Devices, Technology Room
  
• In Home Services, Support Groups, Transportation/Escort, social activities
  
• Vision Rehabilitation Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Orientation and Mobility Training, Assistive Technology
  
• Healthy Living Classes, Mindfulness Classes, Yoga, In Chair Exercise

Early Childhood Mental Health consultations are available at no charge to early learning programs to:
- Observe a young child in the classroom
- Identify strengths/needs and develop an individual plan that addresses the child’s social-emotional development
- Communicate concerns to parents
- Provide a family with referral information for a child who needs specialized services

Provides financial education services and information about assistive technology funding resources.

For adults, trained counselors provide supportive listening and short-term counseling to help explore and consider options. They also provide information and referrals to other agencies where more help is available. Child care may be provided while parents are receiving services. Counseling is also available for victims under 18 whose lives have been affected by sexual assault and/or violence in the home. There are support groups and special activities for younger children.

For adults, trained advocates provide supportive listening and short-term counseling to help explore and consider options. They also provide information and referrals to other agencies where more help is available. Child care is provided while parents are learning to help themselves. Counseling is also available for victims under 18 whose lives have been affected by sexual assault and/or violence in the home. There are support groups and special activities for younger children.

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 access to legal information on topics related to victims of crime.

Provides information and referral to services.

Provides information and support for children and adults with epilepsy. Services include a surgery program, a computerized detection system, and clinical research trials.

Grass roots organization serving those affected by Parkinson's Disease. Provides information and resources to patients, their families, friends, doctors and other medical professionals; promotes public awareness of the disease; and sponsors research into the causes and treatment for the Disease.

National Resource Center for Rehabilitation provides access to a licensed physical therapist who can answer questions and provide educational materials.

Operates 62 Information and Referral Centers across the country to educate, counsel and refer patients to medical professionals.

Mission statement is "To Ease the Burden..To Find the Cure." Provides printed literature on Parkinson's disease--free of charge, referrals to movement disorder specialists in the area, and other areas in the country through referrals via coordinators.

Provides information on available services that meet callers needs.

Provides information on self-help groups that deal with different concerns. Also offers a one-page handout on how to start a mutual help group and maintains the "Self-Help Group Sourcebook" online.

Provides information about services for older adults, makes referrals to community resources, and offers problem solving assistance and help in accessing complicated programs. Provides direct advocacy as well as special assistance to victims of crime and elder abuse.

A gateway service for those who have recently found out they are HIV positive as well as for those who have been living with the virus for years. Providing individuals with the tools needed to live as healthily and independently as possible with HIV.
Connects people to a range of services, support, referrals, and mental health care.

Offers a Community Support Program with innovative trainings, wellness conferences, special events such as Christmas in July, the annual art show, anti-stigma campaigns, CSP celebrations, and the production of a wide variety of literature.

Aging Advocacy - MHA provides advocacy services at the South Mountain Restoration Center to ensure the rights of individuals to receive the most appropriate services in the most appropriate setting are assured.

Community Advocacy - MHA provides advocacy services when community members who need assistance with getting appropriate or desired services feel they have exercised all options available to them.

Offers 1 to 72-hour short-term respite care for children ages birth through six years old. Serves as a 24-hour hotline for families in crisis. Prevents child abuse and neglect through respite, support, education, and counseling services. Seeks volunteers.

Offers support for families. Groups follow the PA Family Support Alliance model and are facilitated by trained volunteers to improve parenting and strengthen families. Provides volunteer opportunities available for ages 14 and older.

Provides a 14 Week Program with free lunch, free childcare, and transportation. Offers prevention and intervention program intended to enhance children's social and emotional competencies, and ultimately reduce behavior problems.

UCHC Referral Service offers referrals for shelter, housing, food and clothing for people in need.

Immunizations are offered to the most vulnerable populations in the commonwealth, particularly the uninsured and under-served, and are offered at the state health centers, community ventures and community-based events.

Operates an information line for home health care complaints.

Provides information and referral to families of children with special health care needs or chronic health conditions.

Fosters research on the relationship of nutrition, physical activity and weight management to cancer risk, interprets the scientific literature and educates the public about the results

. Provides a wide range of educational programs, quarterly newsletter, Nutrition Hotline, Cancer Resource for newly diagnosed patients, online Cancer Patients and Survivors section, memorial donations, gift annuities and estate planning.

Helps people age 50 and over improve the quality of their lives. Advocates for issues important to older Americans and influences companies to offer new and better choices for them.

Conducts research on aging-related subjects. Provides information about benefits programs relevant to older adults.

Legal Advice Network:
Provides legal information and advice by speaking directly to a licensed/experienced attorney over the phone. Live operator will ask for:
- name/address/phone number
- subject matter of the call
- charge to credit card or phone bill
Caller is then connected to an attorney.

Provides national and local level information and referral for grandparents in their varying roles (with a special emphasis on grandparents who are raising grandchildren). Works collaboratively with a wide array of partners, including program practitioners, researchers, policymakers, and corporations to increase outreach, resources and services for grandparents. Publish a free quarterly newsletter for grandparents raising grandchildren. Extensive website features articles for grandparents as well as a Grandparent Support Database and State Fact Sheets for Grandparents and other Relatives Raising Children.

Offers drug and alcohol case management, outpatient treatment, referrals, youth programs, educational and training programs. Online educator course available.

Assists individuals with intellectual disabilities and/or developmental disabilities and their families with supports referrals. Advocates for services and provide public information.

Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) provides community-based psychiatric treatment, outreach, rehabilitation, and support to individuals with severe mental illness who may have co-occurring problems and who may have had multiple psychiatric and substance abuse hospitalizations. This program aims to fulfill needs and achieve goals that have not been met through traditional office-based treatment and rehabilitation services.

The Sellersville team also includes a Forensics Specialist whose primary role is to advocate for individuals as they move through the criminal justice system. The Forensics Specialist also serves as the team's liaison with the judicial system (e.g. police, county corrections, probation and parole officers, etc

Voluntary health organization that provides education, support and advocacy for people with epilepsy and their families.


Programs and services include:

- Informational materials

- Medical, legal and mental health referrals

- Adult resource services
- Workshops and conferences

- Children and family services
- Support groups
-
Community education

- Lending book and video library

- Personal and legislative advocacy

- Teen and pre-teen camp

- Special events

- Annual spring education conference
- Young Adult Retreat

Serves as a community center for members of the LGBTQ2+ community. Provides information on services in Philadelphia that target the LGBTQ2+ population.

Provides behavioral health needs assessment services to identify and remove obstacles to a student’s learning such as substance use and mental health issues, determines the level of care needed, and provides referrals for treatment or other helpful services.

Provides legal services on a broad range of immigrant matters for asylees and their families and also provides social services to this population. The social service component includes case management services with a focus on self-sufficiency and extensive cultural orientation.

Connects individuals interested in attending college to the resources and programs to help with planning, applying, and paying for college.

A national toll-free number for people who have questions about Alzheimer's Disease. Publications available by mail and on the website. Referrals to local supportive services and Alzheimer's Centers that specialize in research and diagnosis.
A service of the National Institute on Aging

Monitors all service providers and Supports Coordination Organizations serving residents of Delaware County to ensure Office of Developmental Programs (ODP) guidelines compliance. Services include intake and eligibility determination, provider relations, service authorization, systems coordination, quality management, incident management, and coordination of funding sources.

Offers Case Management/Referral Services for people living with HIV. Supportive services include assistance with housing, utilities, medication, medical care, dental care, transportation, home-delivered meals, hygiene products, and smoking cessation.

Provides a variety of services to assist individuals with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities and their families to live and work in their home communities. Support services offered are based in the local community and encourage active participation by the individual, their family, friends, and neighbors. Services include: residential and in-home care, vocational and employment services, family support and specialized therapies, and specialized early intervention services for children from birth to age 3 who have a developmental delay.

Provides a variety of services to assist individuals with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities and their families to live and work in their home communities. Support services offered are based in the local community and encourage active participation by the individual, their family, friends, and neighbors. Services include: residential and in-home care, vocational and employment services, family support and specialized therapies, and specialized early intervention services for children from birth to age 3 who have a developmental delay.

Provides community homes for those who need some level of self-help improvement and domestic, adaptive and socialization support. Assists with daily living skills, personal grooming, meal preparation, and others. Offers recreational and leisure activities. Provides transportation to medical appointments as well as to the grocery store.

Informs Chester County residents about available transportation services in Chester County.

Provides health insurance counseling, assistance with Medicare, HMOs, supplemental insurance, medical assistance, long-term care insurance, and PACE (prescription assistance).

Provides individual, family, and group counseling as well as psychiatric evaluations and medication management.

Provides individual, family, and group counseling as well as psychiatric evaluations and medication management.

Provides case management and information and referral services to individuals and families in need. Case managers can assist with basic needs through counseling, information/referral and follow up support.

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 family therapy, case management and emergency crisis intervention family support services, including emergency on-call crisis intervention. Also provides family support and stabilization services, including assisting financially in meeting specific needs of the family as well as funding additional or creative methods of working with the family.

Provides family therapy, case management and emergency crisis intervention family support services, including emergency on-call crisis intervention. Also provides family support and stabilization services, including assisting financially in meeting specific needs of the family as well as funding additional or creative methods of working with the family.

Bilingual bicultural staff assists and connects consumers with programs, benefits, and services that they may be eligible for such as state benefits through the PA Compass System, welfare benefits, public health insurance, etc. Due to their extensive network with local providers they are able to refer clients to where their clients are able to have their needs met. Provides referrals to social service agencies, advocacy, notary services, etc. including referrals to Safe Berks if client fears for her/his life. Dedicated Personnel trained on domestic violence service support through Safe Berks.

Provides comprehensive information and referral to families residing in the Pen Argyl area.

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

Serves Deaf individuals with varied needs through information and referral, advocacy and provision of direct services.

Services include a daily pantry (fresh produce, bread, prepared foods, and surplus pantry items), monthly food appointments (supplemental food and toiletries), food support to other agencies/providers, and specialized services (food for seniors and students, as well as 24/7 food bins throughout the community for after-hour service).

NOTE: PACS Does not offer rental assistance.

Provides human services to low income individuals and families. Programs include:
- Information and referral/client advocacy, case management, senior center sources, and senior outreach
- Interpreter services for clients
- Soup kitchen
- Immigration
- Legal orientation
- Employment services
- Workforce readiness
- GED preparation
- ESL (English as a Second Language)
- Mental Health services
- Substance Abuse services
- HIV/AIDS testing and counseling
- STD testing and counseling

A bilingual, bi-cultural residential drug and alcohol re-education program for women. Treatment is based on principles of individual responsibility, mutual help, personal effort and community support. Program requires 2-1/2 years of in-house treatment, followed by 5 years of follow-up counseling. All treatment is provided by trained, qualified ex-addicts.

As part of its community outreach, Hogar Crea will provide the following services to persons in need:
- moving assistance
- home remodeling
- gardening
- electrical work
Requests for service should be submitted at least 1-2 weeks in advance so the director can establish a work plan for the residents. Only "manpower" is provided, the agency does not have access to a truck.

Prescreens and check pre-requisites for class opportunities in nursing aide, trucking, and forklift.

Provides immigrants with help fully integrating into American society and prepares receiving communities to be welcoming and inclusive. Services include language and education, economic integration and employment, health and well-being, citizenship and civic engagement, community development, and referrals to other services.

Focusing on service to veterans, service members and communities. Programs for Family, Youth, Community and National Affairs. Help with VA claims, assistance in finding employment, support for current members of the military, and financial advice.

Provides counseling, consultation, education and referral to those experiencing acute problems or to the family, friends, colleagues, school staff and/or agencies calling on behalf of an individual. The goal of the telephone crisis line is to ensure individual safety and promote recovery and wellness.

Offers information and referral information related to pregnancy, childbirth, adoption, prenatal care, community programs, parenting skills and child care.

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

Provides qualifications and certifications of Doctors.

Offers mental health counseling and substance use disorder services. Includes information on admission, care, treatment, release, and patient follow-up in public or private psychiatric residential facilities.

Provides resource information for other area nonprofits and services.

Provides 14 agencies under one roof providing an array of services and supports, including mental health and drug and alcohol counseling, a food pantry, and other agencies that serve families, seniors, and veterans.

Advocates for women's rights and works to ensure that women and girls have equal opportunity.

Provides the following counseling services: crisis intervention; intake and needs assessment; individual and group non-therapeutic counseling; service and safety planning; and information and referrals to other agencies.

Provides current information on heart disease prevention and the importance of nutrition and exercise. Advocates on issues such as; smoke-free public places, more bike and pedestrian friendly cities and towns, better nutrition and higher quality physical education in schools and affordable healthcare.

Improves the quality of care for heart and stroke patients by providing training for medical professionals and educating the public about the warning signs of stroke, and providing resources for stroke survivors and caregivers.

National organization supports heart and stroke research and disseminates medical advances and new treatment guidelines though journals, conferences and online courses.

Provides current information on heart disease prevention and the importance of nutrition and exercise. Provides referrals to CPR classes.

Provides current information on heart disease prevention and the importance of nutrition and exercise. Advocates on issues such as; smoke-free public places, more bike and pedestrian friendly cities and towns, better nutrition and higher quality physical education in schools and affordable healthcare.

Improves the quality of care for heart and stroke patients by providing training for medical professionals and educating the public about the warning signs of stroke, and providing resources for stroke survivors and caregivers.

Supports heart and stroke research and disseminates medical advances and new treatment guidelines though journals, conferences and online courses.

Provides current information on heart disease prevention and the importance of nutrition and exercise. Advocates on issues such as; smoke-free public places, more bike and pedestrian friendly cities and towns, better nutrition and higher quality physical education in schools and affordable healthcare.

Improves the quality of care for heart and stroke patients by providing training for medical professionals and educating the public about the warning signs of stroke, and providing resources for stroke survivors and caregivers.

National organization supports heart and stroke research and disseminates medical advances and new treatment guidelines though journals, conferences and online courses.

Provides current information on heart disease prevention and the importance of nutrition and exercise. Advocates on issues such as; smoke-free public places, more bike and pedestrian friendly cities and towns, better nutrition and higher quality physical education in schools and affordable healthcare.

Improves the quality of care for heart and stroke patients by providing training for medical professionals and educating the public about the warning signs of stroke, and providing resources for stroke survivors and caregivers.

National organization supports heart and stroke research and disseminates medical advances and new treatment guidelines though journals, conferences and online courses.

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.

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.

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.

Catholic Education provides children with special needs an education that meets their spiritual, academic (cognitive), emotional, and psychological needs. The schools provide training in life skills and functional academics to help the students reach full potential and become valuable and contributing members in the community. The sensory schools strive to meet the needs of students with visual impairments or who are deaf or hard of hearing.

The Elementary Learning Disabilities Program is designed to meet the needs of students with specific learning disabilities. Two of the Archdiocesan high schools conduct programs for secondary students with learning disabilities.

Lists names and registration information for Philadelphia day camps, youth enrichment programs, child care, summer food programs, and youth employment opportunities.

Offers the following Senior Center Services: Recreation, socialization & education; Information & referral to area agency on aging caseworker-approved services; Specialized transportation; Volunteer opportunities; Monthly minimal health screening; Weekday noon-time meals; Home-delivered meals for home-bound unable to prepare their own; Tax service (fee by donation); and Transportation can be provided through Rabbittransit.

Offers the following Senior Center Services: Recreation, socialization, education; Information & referral to area agency on aging caseworker approved services; Specialized transportation; Volunteer opportunities; Monthly minimal health screening; Weekday noon-time meals; and Transportation can be provided.

Offers the following Senior Center Services: Recreation, socialization, education; Computer programs; Information & referral to area agency on aging caseworker approved services and many other local organizations; Specialized transportation; Volunteer opportunities; Monthly minimal health screening; Weekday noon-time meals or home-delivered meals for home-bound unable to prepare their own; In-home services are available; and Food distribution program-once a month, 2nd Tues, must be 60+ and meet income requirements.

Offers the following Senior Center Services: Recreation, socialization, education; Information & referral to area agency on aging caseworker-approved services; Info & referral to other agencies as deemed necessary; Specialized transportation; Volunteer opportunities; Monthly minimal health screening; Weekday noon-time meals; Transportation can be provided; Income tax preparation, pace application, property tax, and rent rebate; Senior Environmental Corp (sec) - volunteer water monitoring, volunteer dealing with other environmental issues, speakers on environmental issues.

Family support services for families and parents of children with disabilities -

Community Links: One-stop online source for parents and professionals provides 24/7 access to information about child development, family activities and events, and local resources in Central PA. To learn more, visit: http://www.community-links.net

Family Activities: Provide families with ongoing informal networking and information sharing opportunities with other families and social activities that allow families to relax and unwind in a safe environment. These include pool parties, family movie nights, and an annual Family Fun Fair.

Information and Referral: identifying resources in the community to assist families for needs like special education, family support, disabilities, income maintenance, and basic human needs.

Sibshops: Unique sibling support forum gives brothers and sisters of a child with a disability the opportunity to give and receive support and information in a fun, recreational setting. Offers eight S

Provides information to help answer questions about the COVID-19 coronavirus. Staffed by medical experts, the helpline will help answer questions, including symptoms and risk factors for the coronavirus, what to do if you think you may have been exposed, testing resources, and recommendations for social distancing.

Provides substance use disorder assessment and buprenorphine, methadone, and suboxone maintenance treatment as well as outpatient detox program. Program also offers individual and group counseling services to patients.

Provides assistance to veterans and their families in obtaining benefits, information, and services.

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

Operates a hotline that provides crisis counseling, assesses the level of treatment necessary, and matches callers with resources according to their needs.

Offers a home visitation program that provides support, information, and referral services to pregnant women and parents with children through age 5. Specializes in modeling good parenting techniques and effective discipline practices, child and parent advocacy, educating parents on child growth and development, and working towards family sustainability.

Provides free information and support services for individuals diagnosed with Leukemia or Lymphoma.

Provides basic needs and emergency resources such as furniture, food delivered weekly, clothing, toiletries, and information.

Provides current information on events, activities, and resources available in the greater Elizabethtown area. Supports the local business environment through business development seminars, business referrals, special events, relocation information, networking opportunities, design assistance, and more.

Provides free resources and service for individuals who have or who fear they have mesothelioma. Provides one on one consultation with Patient Advocates. Provides the most updated information on asbestos and mesothelioma.

Offers an interactive website, as a resource information, for parents identifying the stages of development in children. Provides a free digital newsletter on child's development.
The Ages and Stages website should not be used as a substitute for the medical care and advice of your pediatrician. Always refer to your pediatrician's recommendation based on individual facts and circumstances.

Current Services:
- Free HIV Rapid Testing (Oral mouth swab with results in 20 minutes) is provided without an appointment Monday through Thursday, 9:00am to 11:00am and 1:00pm-4:00pm, Friday, 9:00am to 11:00am
- Education information on labs and medications related to the treatment of HIV/AIDS
- Primary Medical Services
- Referrals for Mental Health
- Referrals for Drug and Alcohol Counseling
- Nutritional Counseling
- Social Work Case Management
- Meets the collective needs for persons with HIV/AIDS. LGHP-CC is a Ryan White Federal grant site.
- Four doctors on staff who specialize in HIV/AIDS and are board-certified Family Medicine Physicians.

Offers case management/service coordination, referrals and consultation; supported and community living arrangements; and vocational services.

Provides 24-hour telephone hotline crisis intervention. In Wyoming County -an advocate can assist with filing an order for Protection from Abuse (PFA).

Provides accompaniment and assistance with a variety of paperwork and proceedings. A counselor/advocate is available to accompany and provide support to a victim when they go to the hospital to receive emergency treatment, when reporting the crime to the police, when completing victim impact statements or when appearing for legal proceedings. Additionally, an advocate can assist with filing an order for Protection from Abuse (PFA), Protection from Intimidation (PFI), and Protection of Victims of Sexual Assault (PSVI), restitution claims, and victim compensation claims.

Provides a range of counseling services to victims during any crisis that may occur in the aftermath of a crime in order to assist a victim in managing the crisis. Also, provides access to group counseling utilizing both support and psycho-educational formats. Support groups provide an opportunity for victims of crime to come together to share experiences and gain strength as part of their healing.

Provides 24-hour telephone hotline crisis intervention. In Wyoming County -an advocate can assist with filing an order for Protection from Abuse (PFA).

Provides accompaniment and assistance with a variety of paperwork and proceedings. A counselor/advocate is available to accompany and provide support to a victim when they go to the hospital to receive emergency treatment, when reporting the crime to the police, when completing victim impact statements or when appearing for legal proceedings. Additionally, an advocate can assist with filing an order for Protection from Abuse (PFA), Protection from Intimidation (PFI), and Protection of Victims of Sexual Assault (PSVI), restitution claims, and victim compensation claims.

Provides a range of counseling services to victims during any crisis that may occur in the aftermath of a crime in order to assist a victim in managing the crisis. Also, provides access to group counseling utilizing both support and psycho-educational formats. Support groups provide an opportunity for victims of crime to come together to share experiences and gain strength as part of their healing.

Provides 24-hour telephone hotline crisis intervention. In Wyoming County -an advocate can assist with filing an order for Protection from Abuse (PFA).

Provides accompaniment and assistance with a variety of paperwork and proceedings. A counselor/advocate is available to accompany and provide support to a victim when they go to the hospital to receive emergency treatment, when reporting the crime to the police, when completing victim impact statements or when appearing for legal proceedings. Additionally, an advocate can assist with filing an order for Protection from Abuse (PFA), Protection from Intimidation (PFI), and Protection of Victims of Sexual Assault (PSVI), restitution claims, and victim compensation claims.

Provides a range of counseling services to victims during any crisis that may occur in the aftermath of a crime in order to assist a victim in managing the crisis. Also, provides access to group counseling utilizing both support and psycho-educational formats. Support groups provide an opportunity for victims of crime to come together to share experiences and gain strength as part of their healing.