The U.S. reference and referral service for information on HIV/AIDS, viral hepatitis, sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), tuberculosis (TB) and other communicable diseases. NPIN is a next-generation clearinghouse that collects and disseminates data and materials to support the work of prevention organizations and workers in international, national, state, and local settings. Their services are designed to facilitate program collaboration in sharing information, resources, published materials, research, and trends among the four diseases.

Provides information about Monkeypox, guidance for individuals who have contracted or been exposed to the disease, and information about prevention, testing, and vaccination.

Provides breast health information, education, and access to screenings to underserved African and Caribbean immigrant and refugee women (ACIRW) in the greater Philadelphia area.

Provides presentations or host information tables for schools, for community events and for parent/professional groups. Printed information can also be provided. Fact Sheets, available online, are brief explanations of important subjects regarding the Office of Developmental Supports and the service system.

Offers comprehensive support and resources free of charge for patients diagnosed with ALS and their families and caregivers. Assists patients and members of their support network struggling with issues related to ALS.

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Education and Workplace "Lunch and Learn" programs for employee groups. Provide

monthly support groups
for diagnosed individuals who are in the early stages of Alzheimer's disease, who are aware of their diagnosis, and want to come meet and talk with others who are dealing with the same problems. Family caregivers are encouraged to attend.

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

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.

Supports efforts in education, research, and mutual support to individuals and family members with dietary disorders. Helps set up support groups, sponsors conferences, seeks funding for research and education, advocates for better food labeling, and strives for patient, public, and professional education. Services include phone counseling, patient packets, hospital visits, and important patient care information on request.

Mission to prevent and cure diabetes and to improve the lives of all people affected by diabetes. Funds research, provides information and other services to people with diabetes, their families, health professionals and the public.

Provides the Diabetes Expo, youth programs, summer camps, family resource networks, monthly magazines, speakers, health fairs, golf and cycling events, America's Walk for diabetes, fundraising events, and advocacy program initiatives.

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.

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.

Operates a call center. Provides information on topics including allergies, how to quit smoking and environmental issues. Offers physician referrals.

Operates a call center. Provides information on topics including allergies, how to quit smoking and environmental issues. Offers physician referrals.

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 services to people with autism and their families include: strategy development to support behaviors in the home,the community and the classroom; training, consultation, and support for toddlers and families in their homes;

Offers helpline for individuals and families affected by arthritis. Provides connections to local resources, including physician referrals.

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.

Provides education, advocacy and support to parents and professionals. Services are free and include: information packages, workshop presentations to intermediate units, schools, churches, universities, and public agencies; a lending library; training programs to the region's school districts; and seminars and workshops on topics ranging from medications to behavioral and therapeutic treatments.

Provides resources to individuals and families living with Autism in the Lehigh Valley. Programs include support groups, community activities, and informational resources.

Educates the public about the causes, symptoms, and prevention of vision loss, provides free vision screenings 6 mo. of age and up, low cost/no cost eyeglass program

Provides information on Celiac Disease, gluten sensitivity, and associated disorders.

Provides students, parents & group education presentations,
STD educational information,
drug & alcohol resources and referrals. Also offers a variety of
resources and referrals for mental health, domestic violence and sexual assault and more.

Contacting individuals as vaccine becomes available.

Provides information, education, and support to assist those currently living with brain injury and their families. Advocates for polices of concern to people with brain injury. Maintains a listing of brain-injury related supports and services. Offers educational materials to both families and professionals.

Offers a variety of supportive programs for individuals with cancer and their families including support groups, stress management classes, educational programs, exercise and nutrition workshops, and social activities.

Books and materials are available for patients and their loved ones to borrow to better understand their disease and treatment options.

Offers resources and referrals for cancer prevention and recurrence prevention. Counseling for cancer patients seeking non-toxic approaches as adjuncts or alternatives to conventional cancer treatments.

The Community Asthma Prevention Program of Philadelphia offers free asthma classes at different locations throughout Philadelphia. These classes are open to caregivers of children with asthma and children with asthma.

Each class runs for two to five sessions. It is very important that you attend all the sessions so that you can learn all you need to know about asthma. You must attend all sessions in order to receive a certificate of completion and all program incentives.

Children with hearing loss learn about themselves as they experience the ever-changing world around them. Our curriculum enhances children's listening, speech and language skills while fostering their social, emotional, cognitive, physical and creative development.
In addition to being in the classroom, children have speech language therapy every day which is facilitated by a speech and language pathologist or teacher of the deaf.
Daily curriculum includes math, art, reading, science, history, dramatic play, free choice, music, and sensory-motor integration which is all taught through a central theme, worked on both in the classroom and in therapy. Specialized activities address the individual needs of every child and family.

Clarke Pennsylvania offers deaf and hard of hearing children of all ages and their families with a variety of services that include pre-implant therapy and post cochlear implant habilitation and rehabilitation for children receiving implants. We provide audiological evaluations, speech and language assessments, and pediatric speech and language therapy.

Offers financial assistance quarterly through Direct Dollar Disbursement for travel and medical treatments not covered by insurance. Also reimburses caregivers for meals and hotel accommodations when a patient is hospitalized.

Offers a community outreach and training's provided for families and professionals interested in learning more about people born with Down Syndrome. Sponsors the annual Buddy Walk for the awareness, acceptance and inclusion of people who have Down Syndrome.

Provides information about dystonia, advocates on behalf of those affected by it, and funds research into the causes and treatments for dystonia.

Offers group support for parents and children affected by epilepsy or seizure disorder. Offers mutual support and sharing in a comfortable setting.

Please be advised (due to the ongoing pandemic) ALL support group meetings will be held virtually through Zoom until further notice.

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
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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

Offers an 8-week, Zoom-based, group educational program for adults who would like to learn how to better manage their epilepsy. Designed to increase the medical, psychosocial, and community adjustment of adults with active seizure conditions. Each week, participants will explore different topics and skills to manage their condition effectively.

Offers an 8-week, Zoom-based, one-on-one memory and cognition coaching program designed to help navigate and cope with memory challenges. Each week, participants will explore skills to compensate for memory loss and techniques to manage stress.

Serves the public with important health information, advances the standards of medical care, and upholds the ethics of the medical profession.

Provides educational training for health care providers, distributes literature, helps sponsor vaccine and screening programs, coordinates a Speakers Bureau, assists with media campaigns, and much more in support of Hepatitis B awareness.

Provides online support groups and resources for the newly diagnosed.

Supports patients and families affected by brain injuries including strokes.

Integrated Diabetes Services offers a number of support groups and small-group programs for people with diabetes, friends/family, and the community at large.

Provdies diabetic counseling and education on diabetic care with Registered Nurse Diabetic Educator.

Kids With Food Allergies (KFA) is a division of the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America (AAFA), the nation’s oldest and leading asthma and allergy not-for-profit organization. With one in 13 children living with a food allergy, KFA services are needed now more than ever. We are a vital lifeline to families raising children with food allergies.

Program provides individualized instruction and classes in diabetes self-management and follow up care. Includes an Insulin pump program and a wide range of medical services.

Camp Red Jacket is a week-long summer camp for children ages 6-12 with diabetes. Camp is held every June.

Provides funding for blood cancer research, education and patient services.

Provides funding for blood cancer research, education and patient services.

Serves children and adults diagnosed with leukemia, lymphoma, Hodgkin's Disease, and myleoma and works with families as well. Provides patient financial aid, advocacy, information and referral, educational materials, and patient and family support groups, including First Connection, which will match a newly diagnosed patient with a survivor. Sponsors a variety of fundraising opportunities including marathons, triathlons, and walks.

Assists individuals and families through cancer treatment, the financial and social challenges associated with treatment, and provides disease, treatment, and support information.

Information Specialists are specifically-trained oncology social workers, nurses, and health educators.

Alzheimers Caregivers Support Group is a social group for families as they attempt to handle the challenges presented them after a diagnosis. Provides opportunities for social events as well as education and information-sharing. Members are referred by the Visiting Nurses Association, local rehabilitation centers, local hospitals, and from other participants.

Ask-the-expert series will help answer your questions about breast cancer, whether you are newly diagnosed, in treatment or years beyond treatment.

Each month, we ask a breast cancer expert to respond to your questions on a specific topic during an ask-the-expert residency. Answers to select questions will be posted on our website on an ongoing basis throughout the month.

Free webinars discuss research findings presented at leading breast cancer conferences, share information on new treatments and clinical trials, and explore emotional and quality-of-life issues. These sessions feature breast cancer experts from across the country and provide time for you to ask your questions.

Provides information, programs, and resources to help navigate every step of the journey with lupus. Offers SELF: Strategies to Embrace Living with Lupus Fearlessly; health education specialists, a national resource center, and advocacy.

Provides education and support services to people affected by lupus. Collaborates with experts to provide easy-to-use information, programs, and resources to help navigate every step of the journey with lupus. Offers SELF: Strategies to Embrace Living with Lupus Fearlessly; health education specialists, a national resource center, and advocacy and awareness efforts.

Offers presentations of Dementia Friends and Alzheimer's Association: Understanding Alzheimer's and Dementia, 10 Warning Signs of Alzheimer's, Behaviors, Communication, What Do We Know About Preventing Alzheimer's Disease.

Offers case management services to assist HIV-positive individuals with obtaining medical care, insurance, public benefits, food, housing, mental health treatment, substance abuse treatment, and other resources.

Provides a voluntary health agency working to defeat muscular dystrophy and related diseases through programs of worldwide research, comprehensive services, and far-reaching professional and public health education. Offers the opportunity to attend week-long camp, in-person or virtual, for ages 8 years through 17 years. Operates local offices virtually.

Provides information via phone by trained nurses about respiratory and immune system disorders. Offers referrals to respiratory specialists. Distributes literature.

Provides answers to individuals' questions and access to information about all of their options. Multiple Sclerosis Navigators connect individuals to the report, resources, and support needed to move forward in life. Provides assessment for case management and crisis intervention.

Provides information on rare diseases and disorders. Also offers medication assistance with certain drugs.

Works to raise awareness about ovarian cancer and promotes education about the disease. Also works to improve the quality of life and survival rate for women with ovarian cancer.

Focuses on health promotion and disease prevention activities for older Pennsylvanians. PrimeTime Health programs cover a wide range of topics that are important to people, as they get older. Programs are offered generally in senior centers and senior expos and include topics such as aging gracefully, staying fit, coping with arthritis, health screenings and much more.

Provides education, support, and outreach to the Parkinson's community. Services include a number of support groups for patients, caregivers, and those newly diagnosed; educational opportunities, literature, and speakers; fundraisers; a PD-specific wellness program with Gannon University; and a monthly newsletter.

Provides services and support to children and families affected by pediatric cancer during treatment, survivorship, and bereavement.

Providing vaccines to any individual. Penn Highlands primary care physicians continue to call patients in this phase for scheduling, or individuals may call the Penn Highlands COVID Vaccine Information Line at 814-503-4735 to be placed on a waiting list.

Providing vaccines to any individual. Penn Highlands primary care physicians continue to call patients in this phase for scheduling, or individuals may call the Penn Highlands COVID Vaccine Information Line at 814-503-4735 to be placed on a waiting list.

Providing vaccines to any individual. Penn Highlands primary care physicians continue to call patients in this phase for scheduling, or individuals may call the Penn Highlands COVID Vaccine Information Line at 814-503-4735 to be placed on a waiting list.

Cancer center providing:
- prevention and detection
- treatment
- radiation therapy
- care and support

Coordinates all chronic disease programs sponsored and facilitated in partnership with other agencies; acts as a team leader for Injury Prevention, Tobacco, Oral Health, Asthma, Arthritis, Osteoporosis, as well as Cardiovascular programs. Chronic disease team nurses provide information to the public by presenting educational programs and are available for individual consultation.

Offers public education on the prevention and treatment of Lyme disease and other tick-borne illnesses.

Provides health and vaccine information about Monkeypox.

- Support: Help patients and their families cope with scleroderma through mutual support programs, peer counseling, physician referrals, and educational information.
- Education: Promote public awareness and education through patient and health professional seminars, literature, and publicity campaigns.
- Research: Stimulate and support research to improve treatment and ultimately find the cause of and cure for scleroderma and related diseases.

Provides a CDC Recognized Diabetes Prevention Program that focuses on manageable lifestyle change

Provides the most up-to-date information about Sjogren's syndrome to patients and healthcare providers.

Offers children with spina bifida and other related disabilities the opportunity to develop social, motor, sensory, and cognitive skills by interacting with peers in a fun and stimulating environment in a play group for children age 2 to 5. The program provides a place where parents and children can interact in a play/support group setting under the careful supervision of a professional.

ASC is funded by grants from HRSA (Ryan White), and subcontracts for grant funds via AIDSNET. There are two locations for HIV prevention/education, confidential/anonymous HIV testing, comprehensive clinical care (integrated behavioral health; integrated dietitian counseling), and medical case management for HIV-positive patients. We offer PrEP as a preventative for HIV-negative patients. New patient and client intakes are by appointment only.
No walk-ins. Must bring documentation of HIV-positive status. HIV/AIDS Prevention/education services are provided for residents of Northampton, Carbon and Monroe County.
Location Two clinic locations:
1. ASC-Bethlehem: 511 East Third St.
Suite 202,
Bethlehem,PA 18017
484-526-2062

2. ASC-Easton: 100 North Third St.
Second Floor
Easton, PA 18042
484-503-8010

A national network for bowel and urinary diversion support groups in the United States.

Also can help obtain supplies or assist with where to donate them.

Offers Coronavirus/Covid-19 vaccines to eligible individuals.

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.

Wounded Warrior Project is a charitable organization that assists physically or mentally injured veterans through advocacy, events, resources and programs.

Programs include:

• Combat Stress Recovery Program,
• Project Odyssey,
• Restore Warriors,
• The Independence Program and the Long-Term Support Trust,
• Physical Health & Wellness programs,
• Soldier Ride,
• TRACK,
• Transition Training Academy,
• Warriors to Work,
• Alumni program,
• Family Support program,
• Benefits Service,
• International Support,
• WWP Packs,
• Peer Support,
• Policy and Government Affairs,
• Resource Center.

Vist website for detailed information on these programs.

Wounded Warrior Project is a charitable organization that assists physically or mentally injured veterans through advocacy, events, resources and programs.

Programs include:Combat Stress Recovery Program, Project Odyssey, Restore Warriors, The Independence Program and the Long-Term Support Trust, Physical Health & Wellness programs, Soldier Ride, TRACK, Transition Training Academy, Warriors to Work, Alumni program, Family Support program, Benefits Service, International Support, WWP Packs, Peer Support, Policy and Government Affairs, Resource Center. Vist website for detailed information on these programs.

Provides education, support, and resources while building public awareness and acceptance of the abilities of individuals with Down syndrome.