The Outreach Prevention Program provides intensive in-home counseling, case management, and is based on the evidenced based practiced of Targeted Case Management. Structured interventions which promote life skills development, parenting skills, children's academic success, family unification, and stabilization of mental health symptoms.

Partnered with United Way of Wyoming Valley to offer a warm line for caregivers who simply need to talk/vent or need parenting advice. Also offers specialized information and referrals for families.

Serving mothers during pregnancy and post-delivery, their children, and families through in-home support, counseling, and material assistance. Program Services:
In-home visitation
Person-centered case management
Parenting education
Sibling support
Unlimited home visitation during pregnancy and post-delivery
Health care navigation
Direct support or referrals for childcare, housing, employment searches/application assistance, clothing, and food
Information and education on GED classes /higher education
STD education
Personal finance and budgeting
Assistance applying for benefit and entitlement programs
Access to baby, family, and food pantries

Offers counseling for foster and adoptive children to address the multifaceted challenges arising from traumas. Provides a comprehensive approach geared towards establishing and maintaining consistent, secure environments vital for the wellbeing of children. Offers parenting support, counseling, and education for birth, adoptive, foster, and kinship parents.

Providing family therapists to work with the entire family, both parents and children, to address issues in their relationships, coping skills, and communication. Families may seek counseling to address issues such as separation or divorce, parenting, marital relationships, illness or death, problems in school, addictions, eating disorders, infidelity, and conflict between family members. During family therapy, the therapist may meet with each member alone and then eventually together. They will assess different issues within the family such as healthy boundaries, creating stronger relationships, problem-solving abilities, and improving communication.

Providing a safe and non-threatening way to process emotions, thoughts, and experiences. Also, helps individuals learn to regulate their emotions, develop coping skills, and improve self-control, Play therapy is often used with children with developmental delays, autism spectrum disorder (ASD), or other special needs. Beneficial for children experiencing major life changes such as parental divorce, relocation, loss of a loved one, or changes in family structure.

Improves school attendance and success through the engagement of students and their families in the educational process.

Provides supportive pregnancy counseling. Counselors provide educational, emotional and material support to individuals and families in either the home or office setting.

In cooperation with community providers, Outpatient Mental Health Services, Parent-Child Interaction Therapy and Suicide Prevention services are provided.

Investigates reports of child abuse, neglect or abandonment; document substantiated cases; provide for the temporary placement of children who, for their own protection, have been removed from the custody of the adults who are responsible for their care; work with families who are experiencing a problem with child abuse with the objective of facilitating continued family unification or reunification; and provide ongoing supportive services for children in permanent placement.

Outpatient Mental Health Clinic services include:
psychiatric evaluations,
psychological evaluations, medication assessments
, medication monitoring, substance use screening
, trauma exposure screening
, individual therapy,
group therapy
, family psycho-educational groups
, parenting psycho-educational groups
, family therapy
,
Parent Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT).

Provides free and confidential medical, educational, and support services to individuals who pregnant. Services include pregnancy testing, limited diagnostic ultrasound, options counseling (adoption, abortion, parenting), material assistance, and educational classes for parents.

Licensed to pursue an adoption to finalization. The Institute also assists individuals in becoming certified foster parents through our foster care program. Also offers emergency placement and emergency respite service.

Offers trauma counseling services to children, families, groups and organizations. The Connections program is designed to assist children and youth ages 2 ½ -21 years who are dealing with a trauma or loss. Children who have experienced significant trauma through abuse, loss, or witnessing violence face unique emotional challenges. Friendship House collaborates with the Childrenâs Advocacy Center and other local organizations to be prepared to offer immediate assistance to these children. We provide individual, group, and family counseling, as well as family support groups. Our trauma therapists utilize Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT) and Prolonged Exposure (PE) which are both evidence-based programs. Offers Parent Child Interaction Therapy, (PCIT); treatment for a young child, ages 2-7 years old, that focuses on enhancing and improving the parent-child relationship. PCIT consists of 14-20 sessions focusing on two basic interactions, Child Directed Interaction- CDI and Parent Direc

Offers counseling for foster and adoptive children to address the multifaceted challenges arising from traumas. Provides a comprehensive approach geared towards establishing and maintaining consistent, secure environments vital for the wellbeing of children. Offers parenting support, counseling, and education for birth, adoptive, foster, and kinship parents.

Providing family therapists to work with the entire family, both parents and children, to address issues in their relationships, coping skills, and communication. Families may seek counseling to address issues such as separation or divorce, parenting, marital relationships, illness or death, problems in school, addictions, eating disorders, infidelity, and conflict between family members. During family therapy, the therapist may meet with each member alone and then eventually together. They will assess different issues within the family such as healthy boundaries, creating stronger relationships, problem-solving abilities, and improving communication.

Providing a safe and non-threatening way to process emotions, thoughts, and experiences. Also, helps individuals learn to regulate their emotions, develop coping skills, and improve self-control, Play therapy is often used with children with developmental delays, autism spectrum disorder (ASD), or other special needs. Beneficial for children experiencing major life changes such as parental divorce, relocation, loss of a loved one, or changes in family structure.

Offers a range of services for children, adolescents, and their families in areas of mental health and autism in the home, at school, and in the community. Services include Community and School Based Behavioral Health, Family Based Mental Health Services (FBMH), Parent Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT), and Student Assistance Program (SAP).

Offers a free resource for pregnant women in Wyoming and Sullivan Counties. Our nurses offer advice, support and great information on pregnancy, delivery, and parenting.

Provides education, practical resources, and caring support in a safe setting. Pregnancy information and options counseling, free pregnancy test, post abortion support, fatherhood classes, and parenting training.

Provides comprehensive counseling, including free pregnancy testing and free limited 1st trimester ultrasounds. Also provides education regarding sound nutrition, budgeting and life skills coaching.

Provides modern and fun classes to encourage parents and grandparents as they navigate the challenges of parenthood. Teaches Prenatal care, Parenting, Relationships, Life Skills and more.

Provides comprehensive mental health counseling for ages 12 and up.
For adults: focus is on depression, anxiety, stress management, life changes, trauma, domestic violence, sexual assault, grief, and parenting support.
For adolescents: focus is on general anxiety, social anxiety, school refusal, difficulty with peers, behavioral problems, sexual and physical abuse, depression, and self harm.

Provides educational services to schools and the community to increase awareness of issues involving Alcohol, Tobacco & Other Drugs.

School-Based Programs.
Classroom education sessions beginning in Preschool through High School .
Primary and Secondary Intervention Groups (Anger Management, Children of Substance Abuse).
S.A.D.D. (Students Against Destructive Decisions).
.A.P. (Student Assistance Program).

Community Programs.
Various presentations and resources provided to groups and organizations throughout the community.

Delivers supportive pregnancy counseling to expectant parents, as well as parents of children under the age of one. Counselors provide educational, emotional and material support to individuals and families in either the home or office setting.

A parent of a new baby under 28 days of age, who feels that they cannot care for the baby, can give the baby to one of the nurses in the Emergency Department and simply leave without giving name or address. If they choose, they may give the nurse a medical history of the baby. The baby receives a check up to be sure it receives medical care for any health problems. Children and Youth Services and one of their employees will come to the Emergency Department and see that the baby is placed in a loving, caring home.
Both the parent and baby receive an identification bracelet with a confidential medical record number from the Emergency Department. This allows the parent to contact Children and Youth Services if they want information on the baby after leaving it in the Emergency Department.

Provides drug and alcohol treatment services on an outpatient and intensive outpatient basis in an environment that is non- threatening, safe and comfortable for adults and adolescents. Gender specific groups provide the opportunities to address concerns regarding responsibilities as parents, self esteem, anger management, marriage, co-dependency, boundaries, assertiveness and letting go of resentments. Services offered include:
Referral, Evaluation, and Intake
Detoxification Referrals
Individualized Treatment Planning
Individual and Group Counseling
Intensive Outpatient
Family Reintegration and Counseling
Vocational and Educational Referrals
Gender Specific Groups
Parent Education/Support Groups
Aftercare Planning and Referral
Follow â Up
Legal, Medical and Psychiatric Services Referral
AA, NA and Double Trouble Involvement
Urinalysis Drug/Alcohol Screens
Chemical Dependency and Mental Health Education

Provides free services, referrals and support to anyone facing an unplanned pregnancy. A free pregnancy test is available. Referrals are provided for healthcare, social services and other community resources.

Offers trauma counseling services to children, families, groups and organizations. The Connections program is designed to assist children and youth ages 2 ½ -21 years who are dealing with a trauma or loss. Children who have experienced significant trauma through abuse, loss, or witnessing violence face unique emotional challenges. Friendship House collaborates with the Childrenâs Advocacy Center and other local organizations to be prepared to offer immediate assistance to these children. We provide individual, group, and family counseling, as well as family support groups. Our trauma therapists utilize Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT) and Prolonged Exposure (PE) which are both evidence-based programs. Offers Parent Child Interaction Therapy, (PCIT); treatment for a young child, ages 2-7 years old, that focuses on enhancing and improving the parent-child relationship. PCIT consists of 14-20 sessions focusing on two basic interactions, Child Directed Interaction- CDI and Parent Direc

Offers couples relationship workshops, couples enrichment weekends, parent-adolescent communication workshops, marriage counseling services, individual couples relationship assessment and analysis, domestic violence prevention education, financial literacy education, and drug and alcohol prevention activities.

If a parent is unable to care for their newborn, they may surrender the baby at any hospital or police station as long as the infant is unharmed and less than 28 days old. No one will ask their name, and they will not be in trouble.

Safe Haven is a federal law, but each state has different requirements. In Pennsylvania, a parent can take the baby to any hospital emergency room or police station. they may place the baby in the Safe Haven bassinette at a hospital emergency room and ring the bell if there is one nearby. Some hospitals provide medical forms to share their confidential family medical history.

They also may place the baby in the arms of an employee in the emergency department who is wearing a hospital identification badge, or in the arms of a police officer at police stations. No one will ask their name, and they should not voluntarily give it if they want to remain anonymous.

If a parent is unable to care for their newborn, they may surrender the baby at any hospital or police station as long as the infant is unharmed and less than 28 days old. No one will ask their name, and they will not be in trouble.

Safe Haven is a federal law, but each state has different requirements. In Pennsylvania, a parent can take the baby to any hospital emergency room or police station. they may place the baby in the Safe Haven bassinette at a hospital emergency room and ring the bell if there is one nearby. Some hospitals provide medical forms to share their confidential family medical history.

They also may place the baby in the arms of an employee in the emergency department who is wearing a hospital identification badge, or in the arms of a police officer at police stations. No one will ask their name, and they should not voluntarily give it if they want to remain anonymous.

Offers couples relationship workshops, couples enrichment weekends, parent-adolescent communication workshops, marriage counseling services, individual couples relationship assessment and analysis, domestic violence prevention education, financial literacy education and drug, and alcohol prevention activities.

Provides resources and services for women, men and youth who are facing challenges with pregnancy and relationship related issues. A free pregnancy test is available. Referrals are provided for healthcare, social services and other community resources.

Earn while you learn program offers baby bucks to women who attend appointments and classes on childbirth, relationship parenting, nutrition and related topics. Baby bucks can be used to buy diapers, baby clothing and furniture.

Offers pregnancy counseling and options. Also offers support groups for new parents and women recovering from abortion. Ongoing anger management classes are available.

Delivers supportive pregnancy counseling to expectant parents, as well as parents of children under the age of one. Counselors provide educational, emotional and material support to individuals and families in either the home or office setting.

Working Papers:
Any student 14-17 years old, prior to high school graduation, must have working papers for employment. Applications are taken at school district administration offices. The student does not have to be present to obtain the papers, parents can fill out the paperwork. To obtain working papers, a copy of the student's birth certificate must be taken to the school administration office. Call local school district for information on location and office hours.

Summer Enrichment (Vacation Education):
Some schools in the County offer non-credit enrichment courses over the summer break. These courses are designed to broaden the students experiences, keep minds and imaginations active, and offer peer interaction. Subjects that may be offered include: computers, cartooning, music, babysitting, chess, foreign languages, photography, etc.

Some schools offer school social worker services. Service may include:
- providing group or individual counseling for the student and family
- working wi

Evidence-based parenting education program provided in-home, one-on-one. Option for groups.

Working Papers:
Any student 14-17 years old, prior to high school graduation, must have working papers for employment. Applications are taken at school district administration offices. The student does not have to be present to obtain the papers, parents can fill out the paperwork. To obtain working papers, a copy of the student's birth certificate must be taken to the school administration office. Call local school district for information on location and office hours.

Summer Enrichment (Vacation Education):
Some schools in the County offer non-credit enrichment courses over the summer break. These courses are designed to broaden the students experiences, keep minds and imaginations active, and offer peer interaction. Subjects that may be offered include: computers, cartooning, music, babysitting, chess, foreign languages, photography, etc.

Some schools offer school social worker services. Service may include:
- providing group or individual counseling for the student and family
- working wi

Early intervention is an array of supports and services that promote opportunities for parents to enhance their capacity in raising their child with developmental delays/disabilities. Specifically, parents/caregivers are taught how to support their child to help him/her grow. Early intervention services could include, but are not limited to: Special Instruction, Assistive Technology, Speech and Language, Audiology Services, Family Training and Counseling, Occupational and Physical Therapy, Psychological Services, and Vision Services.

Working Papers:
Any student 14-17 years old, prior to high school graduation, must have working papers for employment. Applications are taken at school district administration offices. The student does not have to be present to obtain the papers, parents can fill out the paperwork. To obtain working papers, a copy of the student's birth certificate must be taken to the school administration office. Call local school district for information on location and office hours.

Summer Enrichment (Vacation Education):
Some schools in the County offer non-credit enrichment courses over the summer break. These courses are designed to broaden the students experiences, keep minds and imaginations active, and offer peer interaction. Subjects that may be offered include: computers, cartooning, music, babysitting, chess, foreign languages, photography, etc.

Some schools offer school social worker services. Service may include:
- providing group or individual counseling for the student and family
- working wi

Offers community parenting classes, fatherhood basics and activities, Family Reunification Program, Family Group Decision Making, Parents as Teachers Home Visiting, Juvenile Probation Workshops and Budget Workshops.

Provides education, practical resources, and caring support in a safe setting. Pregnancy information and options counseling, free pregnancy test, post abortion support, fatherhood classes, and parenting training.

If a parent is unable to care for their newborn, they may surrender the baby at any hospital or police station as long as the infant is unharmed and less than 28 days old. No one will ask their name, and they will not be in trouble.

Safe Haven is a federal law, but each state has different requirements. In Pennsylvania, a parent can take the baby to any hospital emergency room or police station. they may place the baby in the Safe Haven bassinette at a hospital emergency room and ring the bell if there is one nearby. Some hospitals provide medical forms to share their confidential family medical history.

They also may place the baby in the arms of an employee in the emergency department who is wearing a hospital identification badge, or in the arms of a police officer at police stations. No one will ask their name, and they should not voluntarily give it if they want to remain anonymous.

Provides shelter, care, counseling, and education as an alternative to abortion for pregnant women. Participants will be given the opportunity to learn parenting skills, and receive counseling and job training. After the birth of their child, mothers will receive assistance in securing housing, employment, day care, counseling and support, if required.

Working Papers:
Any student 14-17 years old, prior to high school graduation, must have working papers for employment. Applications are taken at school district administration offices. The student does not have to be present to obtain the papers, parents can fill out the paperwork. To obtain working papers, a copy of the student's birth certificate must be taken to the school administration office. Call local school district for information on location and office hours.

Summer Enrichment (Vacation Education):
Some schools in the County offer non-credit enrichment courses over the summer break. These courses are designed to broaden the students experiences, keep minds and imaginations active, and offer peer interaction. Subjects that may be offered include: computers, cartooning, music, babysitting, chess, foreign languages, photography, etc.

Some schools offer school social worker services. Service may include:
- providing group or individual counseling for the student and family
- working wi

Early intervention is an array of supports and services that promote opportunities for parents to enhance their capacity in raising their child with developmental delays/disabilities. Specifically, parents/caregivers are taught how to support their child to help him/her grow. Early intervention services could include, but are not limited to: Special Instruction, Assistive Technology, Speech and Language, Audiology Services, Family Training and Counseling, Occupational and Physical Therapy, Psychological Services, and Vision Services.

Offers trauma counseling services to children, families, groups and organizations. The Connections program is designed to assist children and youth ages 2 ½ -21 years who are dealing with a trauma or loss. Children who have experienced significant trauma through abuse, loss, or witnessing violence face unique emotional challenges. Friendship House collaborates with the Childrenâs Advocacy Center and other local organizations to be prepared to offer immediate assistance to these children. We provide individual, group, and family counseling, as well as family support groups. Our trauma therapists utilize Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT) and Prolonged Exposure (PE) which are both evidence-based programs. Offers Parent Child Interaction Therapy, (PCIT); treatment for a young child, ages 2-7 years old, that focuses on enhancing and improving the parent-child relationship. PCIT consists of 14-20 sessions focusing on two basic interactions, Child Directed Interaction- CDI and Parent Direc

Working Papers:
Any student 14-17 years old, prior to high school graduation, must have working papers for employment. Applications are taken at school district administration offices. The student does not have to be present to obtain the papers, parents can fill out the paperwork. To obtain working papers, a copy of the student's birth certificate must be taken to the school administration office. Call local school district for information on location and office hours.

Summer Enrichment (Vacation Education):
Some schools in the County offer non-credit enrichment courses over the summer break. These courses are designed to broaden the students experiences, keep minds and imaginations active, and offer peer interaction. Subjects that may be offered include: computers, cartooning, music, babysitting, chess, foreign languages, photography, etc.

Some schools offer school social worker services. Service may include:
- providing group or individual counseling for the student and family
- working wi

Developed to work with families where a child has been identified to be at risk of abuse and neglect. IIHS is a treatment oriented unit where caseworkers use reality based therapeutic techniques designed to empower clients to make changes themselves to reduce the risk of abuse to the child. The goal of the unit is to protect children and youth while keeping families together. In addition to counseling, IIHS offers Life Skills Education, Parenting Education, Parent and Youth Advisors and 24 hour crisis intervention.

Offers a range of services for children, adolescents, and their families in areas of mental health and autism in the home, at school, and in the community. Services include Community and School Based Behavioral Health, Family Based Mental Health Services (FBMH), Parent Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT), and Student Assistance Program (SAP).

Provides a program for new moms who are pregnant with their first baby. Once enrolled in the program you will be connected to a registered nurse who will provide the support, advice, and information to have a healthy pregnancy. Once the baby arrives, the NFP nurse will work with new moms on breastfeeding, nutrition, child development, safe sleep techniques, and much more.

Provides education, practical resources, and caring support in a safe setting. Pregnancy information and options counseling, free pregnancy test, post abortion support, fatherhood classes, and parenting training.

Provides adoption Services:

• Casework services for parents.


• Placement service for the child.


• Adoptive home studies for the Court, public and private agencies.

Also provides Child Protective Services

• Agency investigates reports of neglect and abuse. Services are provided to children and their families to improve family functioning and to assure children's safety.


• Counseling: Counseling and intervention services in crisis situations.


• Custody Home Studies as Court ordered.


• Day Treatment: Purchased in school counseling program to prevent or shorten length of placement.


• Case Aide: Provides teaching services to clients in areas of budgeting, parenting, housekeeping, and childcare to prevent placements.

Provides outpatient therapy for individuals, couples, and families. Also offers marriage counseling, Parent Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT), and trauma therapy as a specialization.

Licensed master's level clinicians provide counseling for people of all ages, couples and families. Accepts most insurances and provides a sliding fee scale for those without insurance. Offer services for anxiety, depression, stress, family issues, parent/child conflicts, divorced parenting and adoption adjustment.

If a parent is unable to care for their newborn, they may surrender the baby at any hospital or police station as long as the infant is unharmed and less than 28 days old. No one will ask their name, and they will not be in trouble.

Safe Haven is a federal law, but each state has different requirements. In Pennsylvania, a parent can take the baby to any hospital emergency room or police station. they may place the baby in the Safe Haven bassinette at a hospital emergency room and ring the bell if there is one nearby. Some hospitals provide medical forms to share their confidential family medical history.

They also may place the baby in the arms of an employee in the emergency department who is wearing a hospital identification badge, or in the arms of a police officer at police stations. No one will ask their name, and they should not voluntarily give it if they want to remain anonymous.

Provides funding for substance use disorder treatment services for uninsured and underinsured, with priority services for pregnant women, drug abusers, veterans, and overdose survivors. Also offers prevention and education programming within schools and throughout the community, Narcan training and distribution, and options for the safe disposal of unused and unwanted medication.

Child welfare agency mandated to protect children and youth from abuse and neglect. Services include investigation of reports of neglect and abuse, foster care, adoption, parenting education, independent living program.

Services Include:
- Budget Planning
- Homelessness Prevention Programs
- Housing Assistance Programs
- Case Management
- Pre-purchase counseling for first time homebuyers
- Reverse mortgage counseling
- Parenting education

If a parent is unable to care for their newborn, they may surrender the baby at any hospital or police station as long as the infant is unharmed and less than 28 days old. No one will ask their name, and they will not be in trouble.

Safe Haven is a federal law, but each state has different requirements. In Pennsylvania, a parent can take the baby to any hospital emergency room or police station. they may place the baby in the Safe Haven bassinette at a hospital emergency room and ring the bell if there is one nearby. Some hospitals provide medical forms to share their confidential family medical history.

They also may place the baby in the arms of an employee in the emergency department who is wearing a hospital identification badge, or in the arms of a police officer at police stations. No one will ask their name, and they should not voluntarily give it if they want to remain anonymous.

Working Papers:
Any student 14-17 years old, prior to high school graduation, must have working papers for employment. Applications are taken at school district administration offices. The student does not have to be present to obtain the papers, parents can fill out the paperwork. To obtain working papers, a copy of the student's birth certificate must be taken to the school administration office. Call local school district for information on location and office hours.

Summer Enrichment (Vacation Education):
Some schools in the County offer non-credit enrichment courses over the summer break. These courses are designed to broaden the students experiences, keep minds and imaginations active, and offer peer interaction. Subjects that may be offered include: computers, cartooning, music, babysitting, chess, foreign languages, photography, etc.

Some schools offer school social worker services. Service may include:
- providing group or individual counseling for the student and family
- working wi

Diagnoses and treats mental and emotional issues and concerns within marriages, couples and families.

Provides a recovery pathway that provides intensive support and behavioral health case management for pregnant individuals, or new moms, who have a diagnosis of substance use disorder (SUD). The goal of Free2BMom is to improve outcomes for mom and baby by reducing stigma and helping new moms or pregnant individuals face all the normal challenges of being a new parent. As well as overcome other obstacles of navigating care, including access to physical and behavioral healthcare, treatment for SUD, transportation, and connection to community resources. Enrolled individuals will receive case management for a period up to 2 years by a master’s level social worker (BHCM) and a certified recovery specialist (CRS).

Offers a home visiting program for first-time mothers. New mothers enroll early in their pregnancies and are seen on a regular basis by a nurse home educator. The visits continue through pregnancy until the child is two.

Working Papers:
Any student 14-17 years old, prior to high school graduation, must have working papers for employment. Applications are taken at school district administration offices. The student does not have to be present to obtain the papers, parents can fill out the paperwork. To obtain working papers, a copy of the student's birth certificate must be taken to the school administration office. Call local school district for information on location and office hours.

Summer Enrichment (Vacation Education):
Some schools in the County offer non-credit enrichment courses over the summer break. These courses are designed to broaden the students experiences, keep minds and imaginations active, and offer peer interaction. Subjects that may be offered include: computers, cartooning, music, babysitting, chess, foreign languages, photography, etc.

Some schools offer school social worker services. Service may include:
- providing group or individual counseling for the student and family

Exam includes clinical breast exam and PAP Smear to test for abnormal cells which could lead to cancer.

Working Papers:
Any student 14-17 years old, prior to high school graduation, must have working papers for employment. Applications are taken at school district administration offices. The student does not have to be present to obtain the papers, parents can fill out the paperwork. To obtain working papers, a copy of the student's birth certificate must be taken to the school administration office. Call local school district for information on location and office hours.

Summer Enrichment (Vacation Education):
Some schools in the County offer non-credit enrichment courses over the summer break. These courses are designed to broaden the students experiences, keep minds and imaginations active, and offer peer interaction. Subjects that may be offered include: computers, cartooning, music, babysitting, chess, foreign languages, photography, etc.

Some schools offer school social worker services. Service may include:
- providing group or individual counseling for the student and family
- working wi

Provides drug and alcohol treatment services on an outpatient and intensive outpatient basis in an environment that is non- threatening, safe and comfortable for adults and adolescents. Gender specific groups provide the opportunities to address concerns regarding responsibilities as parents, self esteem, anger management, marriage, co-dependency, boundaries, assertiveness and letting go of resentments. Services offered include:
Referral, Evaluation, and Intake
Detoxification Referrals
Individualized Treatment Planning
Individual and Group Counseling
Intensive Outpatient
Family Reintegration and Counseling
Vocational and Educational Referrals
Gender Specific Groups
Parent Education/Support Groups
Aftercare Planning and Referral
Follow â Up
Legal, Medical and Psychiatric Services Referral
AA, NA and Double Trouble Involvement
Urinalysis Drug/Alcohol Screens
Chemical Dependency and Mental Health Education

Provides inpatient treatment and aftercare planning for substance abuse. Services include:
Referral, Evaluation, and Intake
Detoxification Referrals
Individualized Treatment Planning
Individual and Group Counseling
Inpatient Care
Family Reintegration and Counseling
Vocational and Educational Referrals
Gender Specific Groups
Parent Education/Support Groups
Aftercare Planning and Referral
Follow â Up
Legal, Medical and Psychiatric Services Referral
AA, NA and Double Trouble Involvement
Urinalysis Drug/Alcohol Screens
Chemical Dependency and Mental Health Education

Provides pregnancy testing, limited obstetric ultrasound, STI testing, options consultations, and parenting education.

Offers a range of services for children, adolescents, and their families in areas of mental health and autism in the home, at school, and in the community. Services include Community and School Based Behavioral Health, Family Based Mental Health Services (FBMH), Parent Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT), and Student Assistance Program (SAP).

Offers a self-administered urine pregnancy test. Also, offers counseling regarding pregnancy options; including information on abortion and alternatives. "Earn While You Learn" classes are available at the center. Males and females can receive Baby Bucks to spend at the onsite Baby Boutique. Also provides diapers, wipes, clothing, baby food, and cereal.

Provides supportive services to older homeless adolescents.
Services include:

- Rent assistance

- Basic apartment furnishings

- Funds for food

- Case management, life skills training and parenting

- Clinical counseling

- Transportation assistance
- Utility assistance

- Assistance with developing an Individual Service Plan for independence

- Assistance with mainstream benefits qualification and application

- Referral/linkage to other community resources/services

Provides housing and supportive services to homeless families in the Lehigh Valley.

Services include:

- Rent assistance

- Assistance with mainstream benefits qualification and application

- Case management, life skills training and parenting

- Clinical counseling

- Transportation assistance

- Employment assistance

- Utility Assistance

- Referral/linkage to other community resources/services

Provides intensive interventions blending case management and therapeutic services, educational services, and out-client services. Offers Family counseling, parent counseling, and educational services (parenting, job search, housekeeping, etc.)

Provides confidential pregnancy services that include: post-abortion counseling, 24-hour hotline, self-administered pregnancy tests, pregnancy options mentoring, parenting education, pre and post adoption mentoring, post abortion healing, baby clothes, baby supplies, baby furniture, maternity supplies, and community services referrals.

Provides confidential counseling services on a wide range of issues. Services include individual and group counseling and an Employee Assistance Program (EAP).

Offers a range of services for children, adolescents, and their families in areas of mental health and autism in the home, at school, and in the community. Services include Community and School Based Behavioral Health, Family Based Mental Health Services (FBMH), Parent Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT), and Student Assistance Program (SAP).

Provides outpatient mental health, drug and alcohol counseling services, and psychiatric services either in-person or via telehealth.

Offers a range of services for children, adolescents, and their families in areas of mental health and autism in the home, at school, and in the community. Services include Community and School Based Behavioral Health, Family Based Mental Health Services (FBMH), Parent Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT), and Student Assistance Program (SAP).

Working Papers:
Any student 14-17 years old , prior to high school graduation, must have working papers for employment. Applications are taken at school district administration offices. The student does not have to be present to obtain the papers, parents can fill out the paperwork. To obtain working papers, a copy of the student's birth certificate must be taken to the school administration office. Call local school district for information on location and office hours.

Summer Enrichment (Vacation Education):
Some schools in the County offer non-credit enrichment courses over the summer break. These courses are designed to broaden the students experiences, keep minds and imaginations active, and offer peer interaction. Subjects that may be offered include: computers, cartooning, music, babysitting, chess, foreign languages, photography, etc.

Some schools offer school social worker services. Service may include:
- providing group or individual counseling for the student and family
- working w

If a parent is unable to care for their newborn, they may surrender the baby at any hospital or police station as long as the infant is unharmed and less than 28 days old. No one will ask their name, and they will not be in trouble.

Safe Haven is a federal law, but each state has different requirements. In Pennsylvania, a parent can take the baby to any hospital emergency room or police station. they may place the baby in the Safe Haven bassinette at a hospital emergency room and ring the bell if there is one nearby. Some hospitals provide medical forms to share their confidential family medical history.

They also may place the baby in the arms of an employee in the emergency department who is wearing a hospital identification badge, or in the arms of a police officer at police stations. No one will ask their name, and they should not voluntarily give it if they want to remain anonymous.

Provides an Open-Access mental health clinic.

Provides therapeutic support for clients to achieve emotional well-being and develop problem solving skills. Services include Individual Therapy, Family & Couples Therapy, Group Therapy (Anger Mangement, PTSD, Men Overcoming Violence, Parenting and Social Skills), Psychological Testing, Medication Evaluation, Consultation and Management.

SHAPE is a Family Preservation program providing parenting and life skills education and case management for Lehigh County families at high risk for violence and abuse.

If a parent is unable to care for their newborn, they may surrender the baby at any hospital or police station as long as the infant is unharmed and less than 28 days old. No one will ask their name, and they will not be in trouble.

Safe Haven is a federal law, but each state has different requirements. In Pennsylvania, a parent can take the baby to any hospital emergency room or police station. they may place the baby in the Safe Haven bassinette at a hospital emergency room and ring the bell if there is one nearby. Some hospitals provide medical forms to share their confidential family medical history.

They also may place the baby in the arms of an employee in the emergency department who is wearing a hospital identification badge, or in the arms of a police officer at police stations. No one will ask their name, and they should not voluntarily give it if they want to remain anonymous.

Provides pregnancy testing, pregnancy support counseling and assistance with the emotional and legal processes of relinquishing infants for adoption. Baby clothing and other baby care items are also offered when available.

If a parent is unable to care for their newborn, they may surrender the baby at any hospital or police station as long as the infant is unharmed and less than 28 days old. No one will ask their name, and they will not be in trouble.

Safe Haven is a federal law, but each state has different requirements. In Pennsylvania, a parent can take the baby to any hospital emergency room or police station. they may place the baby in the Safe Haven bassinette at a hospital emergency room and ring the bell if there is one nearby. Some hospitals provide medical forms to share their confidential family medical history.

They also may place the baby in the arms of an employee in the emergency department who is wearing a hospital identification badge, or in the arms of a police officer at police stations. No one will ask their name, and they should not voluntarily give it if they want to remain anonymous.

Provides inpatient and outpatient services for a wide variety of behavioral health issues, including anxiety, depression, bipolar disorders, post-traumatic stress, anger management and issues with relationships and parenting.

Behavioral health services are available at two locations: Bethlehem and Quakertown.

St Luke's - Quakertown Behavioral Health:
1021 Park Avenue, Suite 10
Quakertown, PA 18951
215-529-9240

Working Papers:
Any student 14-17 years old , prior to high school graduation, must have working papers for employment. Applications are taken at school district administration offices. The student does not have to be present to obtain the papers, parents can fill out the paperwork. To obtain working papers, a copy of the student's birth certificate must be taken to the school administration office. Call local school district for information on location and office hours.

Summer Enrichment (Vacation Education):
Some schools in the County offer non-credit enrichment courses over the summer break. These courses are designed to broaden the students experiences, keep minds and imaginations active, and offer peer interaction. Subjects that may be offered include: computers, cartooning, music, babysitting, chess, foreign languages, photography, etc.

Some schools offer school social worker services. Service may include:
- providing group or individual counseling for the student and family
- working w

12-bed runaway and emergency shelter for youth open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year offering the following services:

- Crisis counseling

- Individual counseling, parent counseling, family counseling, group counseling

- Information and referral
- Day (educational programs for youth not enrolled in school, suspended, or too far from school)

12-bed runaway and emergency shelter for youth open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year offering the following services:

- Crisis counseling

- Individual counseling, parent counseling, family counseling, group counseling

- Information and referral
- Day (educational programs for youth not enrolled in school, suspended, or too far from school)

Provides support and services to victims of all violence including sexual assault, their families and significant others. Offers support groups for rape survivors, children, pre-adolescents, teens, parents of sexually abused children, adult survivors of childhood sexual abuse, male survivor's and homicide survivors. Other services include trained counselors who can accompany victims of violence to the emergency room, police departments or to court. Individual and support group counseling are available. Also provides education and resources on crime victimization and prevention for interested individuals and groups.

Provides support and services to victims of all violence including sexual assault, their families and significant others. Offers support groups for rape survivors, children, pre-adolescents, teens, parents of sexually abused children, adult survivors of childhood sexual abuse, male survivor's and homicide survivors. Other services include trained counselors who can accompany victims of violence to the emergency room, police departments or to court. Individual and support group counseling are available. Also provides education and resources on crime victimization and prevention for interested individuals and groups.