Provides online substance use disorder treatment for individuals who cannot attend in-person sessions. Services available via telehealth include Intensive Outpatient Treatment, individual and group counseling sessions, and a Recovery Peer Support Program. Initial assessments for treatment are also available electronically.

Provides a series of employment exploration experiences for youth by starting them out in the nonprofit and public sectors.
Once youth have displayed basic job skills and a positive work attitude, they are offered the opportunity to attend YouthWorks Job Readiness Training and compete for a placement in the private sector. In general, 14 and 15 year olds participate in career exploration, for which they are paid a stipend. 15 and 16 year olds, as well as older youth with no prior work experience, are placed in entry-level positions in their community for which they receive an hourly wage.

Offers education, training, and support for people with mental health diagnoses to them manage their disorders, prevent relapses and re-hospitalizations, and achieve personal recovery goals.

Offers activities that span a broad range of interests. Explores many different types of activities and environments. Designed to increase vocational skill development, social engagement, daily living skills, health, wellness and creative expression.

Provides camp program for children age 2 to 5. Campers thrive in a safe and structured environment with a program that has a good balance of outdoor and indoor activities. Programming includes nature, swim, art, music, cooking, playground activity, and more with fun-filled weekly themes.

Provides facilities and programs open to people of all backgrounds and faiths.

Offers activities for babies and children of all ages. Programs include My Baby and Me, after-school care, school days off care, teen programs, special needs programs, family and holiday programs, summer day and overnight camps, and more. Please see JCC website at JCCPGH.org for complete listings.

Provides seamless delivery of services to Pittsburgh's older adults, providing support to live as independently as possible. Provides art, culture, educational, and social recreational programs for older adults.

Provides comprehensive fitness and wellness programs including swimming, group exercise, and personal training, in state-of-the-art facilities including cardio machines and strength training equipment, heated indoor swimming pools, gymnasiums, walking track, racquetball/squash courts, and dance studios.

Presents and hosts arts and cultural programs that reflect, involve, and enrich our community. Anchoring the JCC's cultural arts program is the American Jewish Museum (AJM). Musical theater programs are offered for school-age youth and teens and the JCC offers dance classes for all ages.

Provides delivery of services
to Pittsburgh's older adults. Supports individuals to live as independently as possible. Health and wellness, cultural, and educational activities for older adults, including SilverSneakers fitness programs.

Provides services to older adults, ages 60 and older, to help them remain independent and in their own homes for as long as possible. Services and programs include: Information and referral, exercise classes, Health and Wellness programs, congregant lunch (J Cafe), ACCESS and OPT registration and volunteer opportunities.

Offers an after-school program, summer camps, computer courses, and stroke survivors group. Offers a wide variety of recreational and educational programs including dance, martial arts, arts and crafts, basketball, football, swimming, and fitness classes.

Provides in-depth services to those seeking to adopt international children, domestic infants, older American children, or children with special needs. Also works with children in the foster care system and foster parents, as well as families who have already adopted.

Provides a specialized mental wellness and education center for children, teens, and parents. Services offered include outpatient counseling, tutoring and mentoring, support groups, and educational programs. Counseling services include play therapy, sand tray therapy, trauma-informed counseling, parent counseling, parent child interaction therapy, and family therapy. Telehealth available.

Provides spay/neuter services, vaccines, and basic wellness care.

Provides individuals older than the age of 18 with a chronic mental health diagnosis an opportunity to achieve personal growth and fulfillment through various treatment options. Programs include: Enhanced Care CRR (Community Residential Rehabilitation), Community Based Supported Housing, Geriatric Personal Care Boarding Homes, and a Comprehensive Mental Health Personal Care Home program. All of these programs have a goal to enhance the development of the skills, attitudes and habits necessary to prevent re-hospitalization, as well as to encourage successful community reintegration.

Provides supportive services to Caregivers of older adults, individuals with Alzheimer's Disease or other chronic dementia, as well as grandparents and other relatives aged 55 and older who are raising grand-children or caring for adults with disabilities.

Provides low-income older adults with a supplementary food box that typically includes non-fat dry or shelf-stable milk, juice, oats, ready-to-eat cereal, rice, pasta, dry beans, peanut butter, canned meat, poultry, or fish, as well as canned fruits and vegetables.

Offers health and wellness classes such as Reiki, yoga, Zumba, and meditation, as well as specialized health and wellness workshops.

Please Note: Many groups, programs, and activities are virtual.

Check the Calender Page regularly for an updated list of available groups and events.

Provides children with healthy, nurturing, stable and safe home environments when foster care placement has become necessary. KINSHIP CERTIFICATION FOR FAMILIES IS ALSO AVAILABLE. The focus of the program is on the child's well being with the goal of reunification or alternative permanent home.

Offers peer recovery support services called mentoring. Mentors provide wellness and recovery coaching, helping to connect men and women to community-based health and human services and to the recovering community. These services are also available to high risk women, including those who are pregnant, homeless, or victims of violence. Most referrals to this program come from CYF, but anyone with a substance use or co-occurring disorder in need of mentoring is eligible.

Provides activities to help keep senior citizens active and independent. Services vary and include social, recreational, spiritual, and educational programs. Programs are often supplemented by service projects performed by the Afterschool and Youth of the Nation Youth programs to promote intergenerational relationships.

Provides children age 3 to 18 with role models and a safe place to go after school, on weekends and during the summer months. Offers dance, swimming, sustainable design, tutoring help, robotics and more. Adult fitness memberships, as well as training, and meeting rooms are available during non-youth program periods.

Offers services including school physicals, well child check, diagnosis and treatment of acute conditions such as bronchitis, pneumonia, minor injuries, UTIs, and more. Serves clients with chronic medical conditions and offers basic laboratory and imaging tests. Does not provide emergency services. Provides patient assistance with national drug programs and local assistance offices for their varying needs.

Supports young adults with spina bifida and other related disabilities with a proactive and holistic service aimed at maintaining their health and wellness.

Wellness Coordinators help individuals manage the cognitive, physical, and emotional aspects of their disability within the healthcare and social service systems.

Provides comprehensive case management, remediation, education with special emphasis on individuals with limited English proficiency, skills training, work activities, job placement, and retention activities, as well as providing supportive services, including payment for childcare. Included in EARN are services especially designed to meet the needs of out-of-school pregnant and parenting youth between the ages of 18 to 22, as well as non-assistance custodial or non-custodial fathers. Work activities in EARN include unsubsidized employment, subsidized employment, paid work experience, and community service.

Offers psychological assessments and psychotherapy, as well as individual, couples, and family intervention for psychological problems in living. Adjunctive medication management and psychological testing available for both adults and children.

Specializing in treatment of children and adults with psychiatric illness as well as developmental delays. Treatment methods include intensive behavior shaping; parent management training, individual, group, and family therapy.

Provides housing as well as life skills training, individualized goal setting, job preparation, and/or employment to homeless, disabled veterans.

Provides diagnostic evaluations and service planning for children and adults with behavioral health concerns. CARES is a diagnostic evaluation and service planning program that is designed to better meet the needs of children and families through a new and unique approach. CARES is dedicated to providing comprehensive evaluations for children, adolescents, and adults with behavioral health concerns in a way that integrates family system support and an all-inclusive approach to overall wellness.

Provides in-home, non-medical services for older adults to help maintain independence and well-being.

Services are provided by volunteers and include transportation to medical appointments, help with grocery shopping and errands, friendly visiting, help reading mail, and home safety inspections.

Offers consultation and education, as well as prevention and intervention with families involved with Allegheny County Children, Youth & Families. Victims of intimate partner violence who are CYF clients are offered assistance through legal options counseling, help through legal processes, support groups, and a CYF advocate, as well as other resources offered through Women's Center & Shelter of Greater Pittsburgh.

Offers youth development programs, health and wellness activities, a computer lab, and volunteer opportunities. Services include: school-age child care, summer day camp, traveling basketball team, group exercise classes, personal training, and Pittsburgh CONNECTS Hilltop Computer Center.

Offers Aquatics, arts and crafts, youth and adult instructional classes and leagues, adventure guides and princesses, fitness classes, personal training, swimming lessons, swim team, parent/child classes, preschool, physical skill instruction, before and after school programs, summer day camp, and teen programs.

Offers a safe drop-in space for TGNC folk in Allegheny County. Provides access to clothing, toiletries, food, and computers, as well as referrals to vetted trans-competent service providers, and intakes to other programs as needed.

Provides gift cards intended for the purchase of food for Thanksgiving and Christmas as well as new toys for children (age 12 or younger).

Investigates and resolves complaints concerning long-term care services related to health, safety, welfare, and rights of individuals who live in nursing homes and personal care homes, as well as those who utilize adult day services, domiciliary care, and community-based care programs.

Offers referrals to agencies that provide Caregiver Support services. Monitors and funds these services. Provides primary caregivers with a break from caregiving. Services include reimbursement for out of pocket costs associated with caregiving related services and supplies, education, training, counseling, respite care and more.
The program supports individuals who want to live at home but need help with daily activities such as meal preparation, bathing, dressing, grooming, eating, and/or personal care. It is designed to ease the burden for caregivers who are overwhelmed with helping their loved one, managing their own family, and possibly work responsibilities as well.

Offers various wellness and support programs for current and former family caregivers to encourage a focus on wellness and self-empowerment. Service available in-person or virtually.

Offers social services to Latino immigrants in and out of Allegheny County. Provides aid to Latino families based on their individual needs.

Educates the community on the causes of violence and promotes wellness and violence prevention through education and outreach, peace-building efforts, and arts and media programming. Education programs focus on sexual assault, violence prevention, grief and loss, and understanding trauma.

Helps individuals and families to access mental health programs as well as services such as housing, education, advocacy, vocational training, and medical and legal needs.

Offers hearing evaluations, hearing aids, hearing aid counseling, and the Hear Now Program for low income individuals, as well as outpatient speech evaluations and speech therapy. Provides services to children and adults that are not talking or speaking clearly enough to be understood, having trouble communicating or require an assistive device to communicate. Provides services to children and adults that may not be hearing or need hearing aids to learn, play, and improve their quality of life.

Offers a wide range of free traffic safety services to individuals and community groups including (but not limited to):

Child passenger safety education and information tailored education programs for teen drivers, elementary schools, and mature drivers, as well as pedestrian safety information, and aggressive, distracted, and impaired driving prevention.

Provides a safe, secure home-away-from-home to frail adults who cannot be left home alone. Services include breakfast, lunch, a snack, and dinner, as well as showers with safety equipment and assistance. Medical needs and medications are monitored, and a nurse capable of administering medications is on site. Physical, occupation, and speech therapists also visit regularly.

Offers care for children from infancy through age 12. Extended day services, including transportation to and from three local schools, are available.

A unique feature is the intergenerational programming; children share common activities with older adults who are Senior Center or Adult Day Program clients. The interaction brings joy as well as a sense of renewed purpose to the seniors, while children experience the love of new/extra “grandparents.” Both get the opportunity to help the other and work toward common goals.

Provides a safe, secure home-away-from-home to frail adults who cannot be left home alone. Services include breakfast, lunch, a snack, and dinner, as well as showers with safety equipment and assistance. Medical needs and medications are monitored, and a nurse capable of administering medications is on site. Physical, occupation, and speech therapists also visit regularly.

Offers a comprehensive list of community service, support, and education programs, wellness initiatives, and other efforts that address various clinical issues and patient needs. Inpatient: cardiology, cardiothoracic surgery, diagnostic radiology, gastroenterology, nephrology, neurology, neurosurgery, obstetrics/gynecology, oncology, ophthalmology, orthopedic surgery, pediatrics, psychiatry, pulmonary medicine, and transplant surgery.

Offers a comprehensive list of community service, support, and education programs, wellness initiatives, and other efforts that address various clinical issues and patient needs. Inpatient: cardiology, cardiothoracic surgery, diagnostic radiology, gastroenterology, nephrology, neurology, neurosurgery, obstetrics/gynecology, oncology, ophthalmology, orthopedic surgery, pediatrics, psychiatry, pulmonary medicine, and transplant surgery.

Offers a comprehensive list of community service, support, and education programs, wellness initiatives, and other efforts that address various clinical issues and patient needs.

Offers a comprehensive list of community service, support, and education programs, wellness initiatives, and other efforts that address various clinical issues and patient needs. Inpatient: cardiology, cardiothoracic surgery, diagnostic radiology, gastroenterology, nephrology, neurology, neurosurgery, obstetrics/gynecology, oncology, ophthalmology, orthopedic surgery, pediatrics, psychiatry, pulmonary medicine, and transplant surgery.

Serves children and families in Southwestern PA with foster care, adoption, caregiver support, and medical wraparound services.

Assists caregivers in identifying and accessing programs and services to meet the needs of children (age 0 to 17) in their care. Program provides an in-home assessment and resource coordination to support children and caregivers to promote well-being and support healthy positive functioning within the family.

Provides an in-depth assessment aimed at identifying a child's individual strengths and needs, as well as recommend and provide appropriate early intervention services.

Provides an Out-of-School Time Program in eight low income housing communities. Offers free social and emotional learning (SEL) programming, field trips, and other opportunities for children from kindergarten to 17 years old.

During program hours, we provide a snack and full meal to children enrolled in the program and children who live in the communities we serve as well. During the summer, we are open five days a week, from 9am-4pm, and provide similar programming and two meals.

Offers supervised apartment living, as well as a focus on developing the vocational, educational, and life skills needed for a successful transition to independent living and adulthood.

Offers a home-based program focused on child health and development, parent-child attachment, and family support services for low-income families with children from birth to age three, as well as expectant mothers.

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

Provides new, well-fitting, seasonally appropriate footwear to under-resourced students (pre-K through 12th) in need of shoes. Shoes are distributed through enrolled schools and agencies. Contact child's school to learn if your school is enrolled in the program.

Provides public library services including books, audiobooks, magazines, and newspapers, as well as electronic resources (e-books, e-audiobooks, e-magazines, genealogical research, newspaper searches in-house). Also offers programs for all ages, Internet and WiFi access, computers for public use, and copy/fax/scanning services for a fee.

Assists homeowners to avoid foreclosure through counseling, working with lenders, and applying to available programs; can also connect to additional social, health and financial resources as well as educational opportunities.

Provides low-cost interim housing, as well as counseling, case management, support and referral services for homeless, single-parent families who are moving toward self-sufficiency.

Provides the Head Start program, offering pre-school, free breakfast, lunch and snack, transportation, as well as health and social services at three locations: Cherry Hill, Homer City, and Indiana.

This service includes personal assistance in completing activities of daily living (ADLs) as well as teaching daily living skills needed to be more independent and active in the community. The goal of Day Habilitation is to improve participant's independence and ability to do things on his or her own by providing training such as learning to prepare a meal, money and time management, and communication skills while at an adult training facility.

Provides emergency relief for bills and rent to prevent termination or eviction as well as offers assistance for security deposits. Can also help with car repairs by purchasing replacement car parts (up to $250), but will not cover the cost of labor.

Offers multiple services to the inmates including Assessment & Evaluation Services, Psycho-Educational Group Programming, as well as Crisis Intervention Services. Identifies, screens, assesses, and evaluates inmates who would benefit from participating in a variety of services designed to target substance abuse and mental health issues.

Provides licensed homes in the community with 24/7 staff member support. Assistance is provided withmedications, meals, housekeeping, finances, decision-making, health and wellness, and emotional well-being. The Residential Program is offered on a long-term or a short-term basis. Supported Living program enables the individual to remain at home with support from staff to manage personal resources, health, mobility, transportation, and use of community resources to promote independence.

Provides Wellness programs.

Provides Physicial fitness programs.

Provides Nutrition education.

Offers individual and/or group sessions which assist participants to understand how their lifestyle impacts their physical and mental health and to develop personal practices that enhance their total well-being.

Provides cessation outreach programs to school or workplace, as well as offers educational programs for prevention, cessation and exposure of tobacco.

Provides opportunities and services to older adults(ages 60 and older, unless otherwise noted) to promote their best possible well-being.

Provides opportunities and services to older adults(ages 60 and older, unless otherwise noted) to promote their best possible well-being.

Provides outpatient mental health treatment, substance abuse services, SAP services, Criminal Justice Reentry Program, as well as Crisis Intervention and DUI evaluations and education and sexual violence counseling and advocacy.

Provides home-based servcies for expectant families and children ages birth to three, who meet eligibility requirements. Services include weekly home visits in the areas of health, nutrition, education, social services, and child development, as well as socializations. The home visits are conducted by a Certified Family Development Specialists for 90 minutes once a week.

Operates animal shelter for unwanted pets and pet adoption center for those who wish to adopt animals; pet therapy program; community and school education and literature available. Also provides veterinary care.

Designed to assist chronically homeless, mental health consumers in securing housing. Aims to provide low-cost housing to mental health consumers in Westmoreland County as well as assistance through Housing Supports. The PSH-PSH community living building has living space for 8 tenants.

Provides physical therapy services that involves diagnosis and management of movement, pain management, promotion of wellness and fitness, and more. Helps individuals overcome problems that limit their body’s ability to move and participate in activities of daily living. Specialized therapy programs are available.

Services include foster care services and foster to adopt programs, family and community based services, as well as visitation services. Provides independent living and transitional living services to youth. Also provides after-school programs and truancy intervention services.

Designed to help Adult English language students read, write, understand and participate in an English language-based setting. Offers classes for Beginning and Intermediate Students. Classes meet at the YWCA Mansion in Greensburg.
The classes focus on English speaking, listening, reading and writing skills as well as grammar, vocabulary, and pronunciation. Students also learn about American culture and holidays. Students are from many different countries and cultures and the teacher creates a respectful and friendly classroom.

For Advanced English Language Learners, one-to-one tutoring: Conversation Partners and Student-directed Learning is offered.

The Adult Basic Literacy program is designed to help adults improve their reading and writing skills. Students are paired up with a tutor for up to 3 hours of instructional time per week. GED Prep: Tutoring is provided to help prepare students to take the Language Arts portion of the GED. There is no fee to participate.

Provides early childhood education and child care, social and economic justice advocacy, adult continuing education, racial justice, technology education and programs, health and wellness programs, adult Literacy and ESL programs and economic justice programs (like our Thrift Shop and PA Workwear).

Offers multiple wellness activities and classes. Yoga for Health:
Learn easy to follow yoga poses, relaxation exercises and mindful breathing intended to bring balance to mind, body and spirit. Simple stretches to improve muscle tone and strength are learned.

Tai Chi:
Learn the fundamentals of Tai Chi including the first part of form and how it is applicable to daily living. Tai Chi is a wonderful health maintenance program for all ages.
Girls' Field Hockey, Women's Bowling League and Kid's Yoga are also offered through the YWCA Westmoreland County.

Provides basic necessities, financial assistance, and programs that nurture emotional well-being of the families of medically fragile children currently in the hospital.

Provides rehabilitation services involve a combination of treatment and education services which are designed to restore maximum functioning, a sense of well-being and a personally satisfying level of independence for individuals who have temporary or permanent disabilities. Also provides habilitation services which involve a combination of treatment and education services which are designed to either increase or maintain the physical, intellectual, emotional, and social functioning of individuals who have not reached age-appropriate developmental milestones.

Staff members provide presentations, trainings, and information to the general public, agencies, staff, support groups, educators, and community groups. Topics include mental health, alcohol, drugs, tobacco, and gambling addiction as well as resiliency, wellness, and recovery. This service is free and open to any agency, organization or entity within Butler County.

Provides in home and community services as well as behavior support services for adults with intellectual disabilities or autism.

Provides meals through Daycare, Pre-school, Afterschool Program as well as to any at-risk youth who attends the Center for any reason. The intent of the program is to improve the diets of children and adults and to develop healthful eating habits through the service of nutritious meals and the provision of nutrition education activities.

Increases awareness of violence and its impact on all levels of the community, as well as teaches strategies to individuals of all ages on how to reduce the risk of victimization, through our Prevention/Education Program. Educational programs are available for all age groups and may be presented in school or community settings.

Offers public presentations on prevention, early detection, and early intervention of mental health conditions which includes substance misuse - lasts from10 minutes to several hours. Provides Mental Health First Aid Trainings and student education programming.

Offers virtual or in-person learning in form of presentations or workshops.

Help clients to manage the following issues through proper nutrition:
- Diabetes & Pre-diabetes

, Heart Disease

, High Blood Pressure

, Kidney Disease,

Cancer,

Celiac Disease,

Weight Management

, Pregnancy (including Gestational Diabetes),

Child & Adolescent Nutrition,

Vegetarian,

Eating disorders

, and Food Allergies.

Provides consultation, evaluation, and treatment for a variety of issues that can impact emotional health and well-being. Services and supporting programs offered at the Coatesville Medical Center include: Community Residential Care, Mental Health Outpatient Clinic, Inpatient Psychiatry, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder treatment, Substance Abuse Treatment Drug/Alcohol, Domiciliary Care, and a Work Restoration program. We also provide outreach to homeless veterans.The Social Work program also offers counseling to veterans with drug, alcohol, and emotional problems, to help veterans and their families understand and adjust to an illness or disability, to veterans and family members who want to prepare advance directives and durable powers of attorney for health care or finances, to help veterans and their families cope with terminal illness,and to family members about legal issues such as commitment and guardianship.

Provides residential treatment services for children and adolescents who have developmental disabilities & autism spectrum disorders, as well as mental health issues. Services include community based residential program, therapeutic foster care, and a summer camp.

Extending its service to individuals in their workplace, Diakon Family Life Services - Capital Region offers employee assistance programs designed to help workers deal with issues that affect their lives-and productivity.

The service is provided to employers who then offer the counseling service as a companion benefit to employees' health-care coverage.

Features of Diakon Family Life Services' Employee Assistance Program and business consultation services include: Short-term counseling, referral, and consultation for employees ; Managerial consultation as well as training; In-service training and staff development; Consultation around workplace compliance on such issues as sexual harassment and substance abuse ; Critical Incident Stress Debriefing ; Wellness programs and materials




As with most employee assistance programs, this service is contracted to employers with an administrative fee as well as charges for counseling services based on employee use.

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Offers services and programs to seniors, ages 50 and above.
Includes:
- PA MEDI: Trained staff and volunteers assist individuals in navigating the Medicare system and help them to understand all available options.
- Meals on Wheels: Provides nutritious hot and cold meals to homebound individuals.
- Health & Wellness: Offers health promotion and disease prevention, fitness classes, walking clubs, and wellness screenings.
- Living & Learning after 50: Courses, classes, events, trips and workshops for active older adults, including a Senior Expo.
- Volunteer Opportunities
- Senior Community Centers - Offer a variety of programs and services as well as lunch-time meals.

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Offers a range of human services for seniors. Programs include senior volunteer opportunities, volunteer home care, senior community centers, Health & Wellness programs, Living & Learning after 50, classes and events, Meals on Wheels, and Apprise Medicare counseling

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Senior Center provides older adults educational, wellness classes, socialization, wellness checks, computers, recreation and community service in addition to a meal.

Pride Bridge Builders program offers counseling and support groups for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and questioning (LGBTQ) individuals, as well as individuals dealing with questions about gender identity. Also offers assistance for aging LGBT individuals/couples facing later-life decisions.

Where primary care physicians serve children and teens in West and South Philadelphia. We are here to provide convenient access to health services for the children of Philadelphia. Our primary care teams consist of pediatricians, nurse practitioners, social workers, educators and other support staff. Our emphasis is on preventing disease, treating illness and providing information and education, as well as social support to patients and their families.

Features of the Primary Care Centers include:
-convenient hours including evenings and Saturdays
-hearing and vision screening
-health education programs
-laboratory services including blood tests
-teen health specialists and staff trained to provide healthcare to teens
-24-hour medical advice phone line for patients and families
-WIC services
-Reach Out and Read program

As pediatricians, our doctors are all specially trained to care for children and teens. They are all on staff at The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia. The Primary Care Centers welcom

Reach Out and Read (ROR) is a national pediatric early literacy program. The mission of Reach Out and Read is to make literacy promotion a standard part of pediatric primary care, so that children grow up with books and a love of reading. Reach Out and Read trains doctors and nurses to advise parents about the importance of reading aloud and to give new books to children at pediatric well visits (check-ups) from 6 months to 5 years of age, with a special focus on children growing up in poverty. By building on the unique relationship between parents and medical providers, Reach Out and Read helps families and communities encourage early literacy skills so children enter school prepared for success in reading.

Reach Out and Read (ROR) is a national pediatric early literacy program. The mission of Reach Out and Read is to make literacy promotion a standard part of pediatric primary care, so that children grow up with books and a love of reading. Reach Out and Read trains doctors and nurses to advise parents about the importance of reading aloud and to give new books to children at pediatric well visits (check-ups) from 6 months to 5 years of age, with a special focus on children growing up in poverty. By building on the unique relationship between parents and medical providers, Reach Out and Read helps families and communities encourage early literacy skills so children enter school prepared for success in reading.

Reach Out and Read (ROR) is a national pediatric early literacy program. The mission of Reach Out and Read is to make literacy promotion a standard part of pediatric primary care, so that children grow up with books and a love of reading. Reach Out and Read trains doctors and nurses to advise parents about the importance of reading aloud and to give new books to children at pediatric well visits (check-ups) from 6 months to 5 years of age, with a special focus on children growing up in poverty. By building on the unique relationship between parents and medical providers, Reach Out and Read helps families and communities encourage early literacy skills so children enter school prepared for success in reading.

Where primary care physicians serve children and teens in West and South Philadelphia. We are here to provide convenient access to health services for the children of Philadelphia. Our primary care teams consist of pediatricians, nurse practitioners, social workers, educators and other support staff. Our emphasis is on preventing disease, treating illness and providing information and education, as well as social support to patients and their families.

Features of the Primary Care Centers include:
-convenient hours including evenings and Saturdays
-hearing and vision screening
-health education programs
-laboratory services including blood tests
-teen health specialists and staff trained to provide healthcare to teens
-24-hour medical advice phone line for patients and families
-WIC services
-Reach Out and Read program

As pediatricians, our doctors are all specially trained to care for children and teens. They are all on staff at The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia. The Primary Care Centers welcom

Reach Out and Read (ROR) is a national pediatric early literacy program. The mission of Reach Out and Read is to make literacy promotion a standard part of pediatric primary care, so that children grow up with books and a love of reading. Reach Out and Read trains doctors and nurses to advise parents about the importance of reading aloud and to give new books to children at pediatric well visits (check-ups) from 6 months to 5 years of age, with a special focus on children growing up in poverty. By building on the unique relationship between parents and medical providers, Reach Out and Read helps families and communities encourage early literacy skills so children enter school prepared for success in reading.

Where primary care physicians serve children and teens in West and South Philadelphia. We are here to provide convenient access to health services for the children of Philadelphia. Our primary care teams consist of pediatricians, nurse practitioners, social workers, educators and other support staff. Our emphasis is on preventing disease, treating illness and providing information and education, as well as social support to patients and their families.

Features of the Primary Care Centers include:
-convenient hours including evenings and Saturdays
-hearing and vision screening
-health education programs
-laboratory services including blood tests
-teen health specialists and staff trained to provide healthcare to teens
-24-hour medical advice phone line for patients and families
-WIC services
-Reach Out and Read program

As pediatricians, our doctors are all specially trained to care for children and teens. They are all on staff at The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia. The Primary Care Centers welcom

Reach Out and Read (ROR) is a national pediatric early literacy program. The mission of Reach Out and Read is to make literacy promotion a standard part of pediatric primary care, so that children grow up with books and a love of reading. Reach Out and Read trains doctors and nurses to advise parents about the importance of reading aloud and to give new books to children at pediatric well visits (check-ups) from 6 months to 5 years of age, with a special focus on children growing up in poverty. By building on the unique relationship between parents and medical providers, Reach Out and Read helps families and communities encourage early literacy skills so children enter school prepared for success in reading.

Where primary care physicians serve children and teens in West and South Philadelphia. We are here to provide convenient access to health services for the children of Philadelphia. Our primary care teams consist of pediatricians, nurse practitioners, social workers, educators and other support staff. Our emphasis is on preventing disease, treating illness and providing information and education, as well as social support to patients and their families.

Features of the Primary Care Centers include:
-convenient hours including evenings and Saturdays
-hearing and vision screening
-health education programs
-laboratory services including blood tests
-teen health specialists and staff trained to provide healthcare to teens
-24-hour medical advice phone line for patients and families
-WIC services
-Reach Out and Read program

As pediatricians, our doctors are all specially trained to care for children and teens. They are all on staff at The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia. The Primary Care Centers welcom

Reach Out and Read (ROR) is a national pediatric early literacy program. The mission of Reach Out and Read is to make literacy promotion a standard part of pediatric primary care, so that children grow up with books and a love of reading. Reach Out and Read trains doctors and nurses to advise parents about the importance of reading aloud and to give new books to children at pediatric well visits (check-ups) from 6 months to 5 years of age, with a special focus on children growing up in poverty. By building on the unique relationship between parents and medical providers, Reach Out and Read helps families and communities encourage early literacy skills so children enter school prepared for success in reading.

Provides services to victims of domestic violence including a 24-hour hotline, counseling, support groups, court advocacy, and safe housing when fleeing abuse. Also offers training programs on domestic violence for businesses, police officers, clergy, health care providers, and other social service agency staff, as well as prevention programs to youth.

Provides free breast and cervical cancer screening and diagnostic services, as well as referrals to treatment when needed.

Offers safe, temporary housing for children birth to 18 who are removed from their homes due to issues such as abuse, neglect, an at risk environment and improper parenting. All family avenues are exhausted before a child is placed in this care environment. The program also provides for recruitment and supervision of resource homes as well as training for resource parents.

Provides emotional support, crisis counseling, and information and refferals by phone, text/chat, or walk-in services. Also provides after-hours support from partner organizations such as Centre Safe, Alcoholics Anonymous, and Crossroads Counseling, as well as several private practices.

Provides disease prevention and health promotion services at senior centers or other community sites. Priority areas are: health risk screening; nutrition; chronic disease self-management; fall risk; exercise and strengthening to prevent fall-related injury; behavioral health and medication management.

Pregnancy Resource Center
* Pregnancy Services: Offers free and confidential pregnancy testing. Pregnancy options education is available and referrals are provided for healthcare, social services, and other community resources.
* Obstetrical Ultrasounds: Offers free and confidential early pregnancy ultrasound to those who qualify.
* Educational Classes: Provides free classes or individualized appointments about: Prenatal care and development, Newborn care, Parenting, Life Skills, and Healthy Relationships.
* Baby Boutique: Clients participating in our Earn While You Learn Program earn 'Baby Bucks' when they attend an educational class or appointment. Clients can use their 'Baby Bucks’ to shop at any of our Baby Boutiques in the Lehigh Valley.
* STI Education, Testing and Treatment: Offers women free STI education as well testing and treatment for chlamydia and gonorrhea

Luzerne County Head Start, Inc. is a federal and state funded early childhood education program that focuses on promoting the school readiness of eligible children ages 3 to 5 through family involvement, health and nutrition, education and family social services. The Head Start program is designed to increase children’s literacy, cognitive development, and social-emotional development, as well as support children’s health and well-being. Children receive vision, hearing and lead screenings on-site and are provided with a nutritious breakfast and lunch daily.

Head Start is a childhood education program that focuses on promoting the school readiness of eligible children ages 3 to 5 through family involvement, health and nutrition, education and family social services. The Head Start program is designed to increase children’s literacy, cognitive development, and social-emotional development, as well as support children’s health and well-being. Children receive vision, hearing and lead screenings on-site and are provided with a nutritious breakfast and lunch daily.

Head Start is a childhood education program that focuses on promoting the school readiness of eligible children ages 3 to 5 through family involvement, health and nutrition, education and family social services. The Head Start program is designed to increase children’s literacy, cognitive development, and social-emotional development, as well as support children’s health and well-being. Children receive vision, hearing and lead screenings on-site and are provided with a nutritious breakfast and lunch daily.

Head Start childhood education program that focuses on promoting the school readiness of eligible children ages 3 to 5 through family involvement, health and nutrition, education and family social services. The Head Start program is designed to increase children’s literacy, cognitive development, and social-emotional development, as well as support children’s health and well-being. Children receive vision, hearing and lead screenings on-site and are provided with a nutritious breakfast and lunch daily.

Head Start is a childhood education program that focuses on promoting the school readiness of eligible children ages 3 to 5 through family involvement, health and nutrition, education and family social services. The Head Start program is designed to increase children’s literacy, cognitive development, and social-emotional development, as well as support children’s health and well-being. Children receive vision, hearing and lead screenings on-site and are provided with a nutritious breakfast and lunch daily.

Luzerne County Head Start, Inc. is a federal and state funded early childhood education program that focuses on promoting the school readiness of eligible children ages 3 to 5 through family involvement, health and nutrition, education and family social services. The Head Start program is designed to increase children’s literacy, cognitive development, and social-emotional development, as well as support children’s health and well-being. Children receive vision, hearing and lead screenings on-site and are provided with a nutritious breakfast and lunch daily.

Head Start is a childhood education program that focuses on promoting the school readiness of eligible children ages 3 to 5 through family involvement, health and nutrition, education and family social services. The Head Start program is designed to increase children’s literacy, cognitive development, and social-emotional development, as well as support children’s health and well-being. Children receive vision, hearing and lead screenings on-site and are provided with a nutritious breakfast and lunch daily.

Head Start is a childhood education program that focuses on promoting the school readiness of eligible children ages 3 to 5 through family involvement, health and nutrition, education and family social services. The Head Start program is designed to increase children’s literacy, cognitive development, and social-emotional development, as well as support children’s health and well-being. Children receive vision, hearing and lead screenings on-site and are provided with a nutritious breakfast and lunch daily.

Luzerne County Head Start, Inc. is a federal and state funded early childhood education program that focuses on promoting the school readiness of eligible children ages 3 to 5 through family involvement, health and nutrition, education and family social services. The Head Start program is designed to increase children’s literacy, cognitive development, and social-emotional development, as well as support children’s health and well-being. Children receive vision, hearing and lead screenings on-site and are provided with a nutritious breakfast and lunch daily.

Luzerne County Head Start, Inc. is a federal and state funded early childhood education program that focuses on promoting the school readiness of eligible children ages 3 to 5 through family involvement, health and nutrition, education and family social services. The Head Start program is designed to increase children’s literacy, cognitive development, and social-emotional development, as well as support children’s health and well-being. Children receive vision, hearing and lead screenings on-site and are provided with a nutritious breakfast and lunch daily.

Luzerne County Head Start, Inc. is a federal and state funded early childhood education program that focuses on promoting the school readiness of eligible children ages 3 to 5 through family involvement, health and nutrition, education and family social services. The Head Start program is designed to increase children’s literacy, cognitive development, and social-emotional development, as well as support children’s health and well-being. Children receive vision, hearing and lead screenings on-site and are provided with a nutritious breakfast and lunch daily.

Provides a childhood education program that focuses on promoting the school readiness of eligible children ages 3 to 5 through family involvement, health and nutrition, education and family social services. The Head Start program is designed to increase children’s literacy, cognitive development, and social-emotional development, as well as support children’s health and well-being. Children receive vision, hearing and lead screenings on-site and are provided with a nutritious breakfast and lunch daily.

Head Start is a childhood education program that focuses on promoting the school readiness of eligible children ages 3 to 5 through family involvement, health and nutrition, education and family social services. The Head Start program is designed to increase children’s literacy, cognitive development, and social-emotional development, as well as support children’s health and well-being. Children receive vision, hearing and lead screenings on-site and are provided with a nutritious breakfast and lunch daily.

Luzerne County Head Start, Inc. is a federal and state funded early childhood education program that focuses on promoting the school readiness of eligible children ages 3 to 5 through family involvement, health and nutrition, education and family social services. The Head Start program is designed to increase children’s literacy, cognitive development, and social-emotional development, as well as support children’s health and well-being. Children receive vision, hearing and lead screenings on-site and are provided with a nutritious breakfast and lunch daily.

Program provides financial reimbursement for disposable medical supplies, services, home modifications, and adaptive devices as well as other supportive services to caregivers of aging relatives and grandparents raising grandchildren.

All referrals must meet financial criteria.

Representative Payee is a program that assists consumers of mental health services who are unable to handle personal finances. Under the program, a representative payee ("rep payee") is designated to receive a consumer's benefit and/or other income payments. The rep payee then assumes responsibility for the consumer's financial well-being by managing such tasks as budgeting, bill paying and distribution of spending money to the consumer.

Provides Free Special Phones are for people who have difficulty hearing, talking, seeing, thinking or moving. Some people start having trouble as they get older or after an accident. Other people have always had a disability. Disabilities include deafness, hearing loss, speech impairment, blindness or have visual problems as well as physical or intellectual disabilities.

Advocacates for health insurance consumers.
Offers education and consumer outreach program on benefits offered by the Affordable Care Act and its implementation.

Provides financial literacy training as well as guidance to develop and achieve financial goals.

Offers career development and training services to low-income youth to help prepare them for successful careers. Program offers distance learning as well as limited residential options, meals, health care, school supplies, and community support.

Services include:

• Primary medical care
• Behavioral health care
• Dental care
• Pharmacy (coming soon)
  
• Phlebotomy (blood draws)
• Wellness classes/programs
• Mobile nurse street outreach services
  
• YMCA-operated fitness facility
• Physical therapy
• Legal clinic
• Emergency food pantry for patients
• Hospitality showers
  
• Referrals to specialty care
  
• Assistance with applying for health insurance

Offers a program to provide the participants with skills in financial literacy, resume writing, job-seeking, health and wellness tips, family law, civic engagement, and education options.

Program that gets individuals together to discuss topics like healthy cooking, injury prevention, exercise classes, and medication management, and talking with your doctor.

All centers provide a variety of recreational and educational programs. Most also serve a hot, nutritious meal. Senior Community Centers link older adults to community resources and help seniors maintain their wellness and independence.

Provides services and supports to assist youth and young adults with a mental health diagnosis overcome barriers to independent living. Focuses on living and housing support, educational opportunities, employment and career advisory, community life functioning, and personal effectiveness and well-being.

Responds to complaints made by residents, or their family members, of long term care facilities.

Ombudsman may address issues related to:

Residents’ finances: Access to personal funds, Medicare and Medicaid benefits, charges, and billing

• Quality of life: Concerns about food, the physical environment, and social activities
  
• Professional care: Issues concerning medications, nursing care, physician and rehabilitative services and the use of restraints
  
• Residents’ rights: Practices and policies that maintain the resident’s dignity; as well as policies regarding admission, transfer and discharge
  
• Information and education: Referrals to long-term care programs; assistance in making informed decisions about long term care providers and education about residents’ rights

Operates a free mobile program that provides those in need across the city with the basic necessities of food and clothing, as well as access to services and benefits. Allows visitors to shop for 10 free, quality items of clothing, shoes, and accessories per person (limit of 25 total per family). Provides fresh, locally-sourced produce and pantry staples. Also provides a social worker at every event to connect those in need to additional services and benefits for which they may be eligible.

Provides a forum for consumers, family members and mental health professionals to participate in mental health service development, share information and plan anti-stigma activities. CSP includes educational workshops, computer skills training, conference scholarships, wellness and nutrition classes, community activities/fitness club/bowling and a research library.

Provides a forum for consumers, family members and mental health professionals to participate in mental health service development, share information and plan anti-stigma activities. CSP includes educational workshops, computer skills training, conference scholarships, wellness and nutrition classes, community activities/fitness club/bowling and a research library.

Program partners with numerous non-profit organizations and schools in Clinton, Lycoming and Tioga Counties to provide service opportunities to meet the region's community needs. The program focuses on areas of Economic Opportunity and Capacity Building to engage unemployed individuals in service that leads to employment for members seeking employment as well as builds the capacity of partner host sites to increase efficiency and effectiveness in their service deliveries. Additionally, members as a corps will identify and provide opportunities for diverse individuals and families to become engaged in their community through volunteerism.

Provides Falls Prevention Classes, Exercise Classes
Nutrition Classes, Health Screenings, and Chronic Disease Self-Management Workshops.

Provides socialization, fun activities, educational programs, guest speakers, exercise classes, hot, nutritious meals and volunteer opportunities. General center daily activities include blood pressure screenings, exercise classes, crafts and games, bingo, table games, computer labs, inspirational speakers, pot luck, dining out and day trips.

Provides disease prevention and health promotion services at senior centers or other community sites.
Prevention programs include: "Live Your Best Life" a free, evidence-based, chronic disease self-management program and "Live Your Best Life with Diabetes" is a free diabetes self-management program.
Also, certified instructors present a free, evidence-based program on fall prevention. Medication reviews with a registered pharmacist from Evangelical Community Hospital are offered annually at each senior center and free blood pressure screenings are offered by licensed nurses at each senior center.

Provides socialization, fun activities, educational programs, guest speakers, exercise classes, hot, nutritious meals and volunteer opportunities. General center daily activities include:
Blood Pressure Screenings
, Exercise Classes,
Crafts and Games
, Computer Labs
, Inspirational Speakers
, Pot Luck and Dining Out
Day.

Provides socialization, fun activities, educational programs, guest speakers, exercise classes, hot, nutritious meals and volunteer opportunities. General center daily activities include cards, cornhole, dominoes, bingo, puzzles, exercise equipment, rummikub, Television, table shuffleboard and trivia.