Full service adoption agency licensed in Pennsylvania to provide domestic adoption placement for children. Provides options counseling, doula services, case management, legal, matching and post placement support for expectant parents. Collaborates with placing agencies to offer continuous support for families throughout their unique adoption journey.

Leaving jail and returning to the community can be exciting and overwhelming. Having a serious mental illness provides additional challenges. At Justice Related Services, case managers are available to help adults with serious mental illness navigate the forensic system. Their goals include diversion from jail, a shorter length of stay in jail, and successful reentry into the community. They practice a person-centered approach of support and encourage the client to use their own strengths in achieving success and independence. They believe recovery in mental health is real, successful reintegration into the community is possible and will support the client in that process.

Blended Case Managers help identify
resources and coordinate care to
connect children and young adults
with serious mental illness or emotional
disorders to services that provide
assistance for the entire family.
Helps families
build a responsive network of support
and access to resources needed
most to address a variety of basic and
unique needs including physical and
behavioral health concerns as well as
social, and educational services. Builds
upon strengths and establishes a
foundation for a healthier individual and
more informed and supported family.

Helps Spanish-speaking individuals, children and families to resolve emergency and other needs for health, housing, employment, education, and legal aid. Also ensures access to family development resources. ACLAMO co-sponsors Norristown Latino Mental Health Initiative. Currently Hispanic residents of Montgomery County can also apply for rental Assistance with ACLAMO. Hispanic individuals should contact ACLAMO for eligibility and intake requirements.

Helps Spanish-speaking individuals, children and families to resolve emergency and other needs for health, housing, employment, education, and legal aid. Also ensures access to family development resources. ACLAMO co-sponsors Norristown Latino Mental Health Initiative.

Assists low-income, Spanish-speaking, elderly to resolve personal needs and gain access to health care and the range of community service resources. Helps seniors to avoid isolation and remain independent.

Medical Case Managers work in partnership with clients to remove practical and emotional barriers to primary medical care, access to medications, housing, benefits and entitlements, and transportation services.

Medical Case Managers work in partnership with clients to remove practical and emotional barriers to primary medical care, access to medications, housing, benefits and entitlements, and transportation services.

Medical Case Managers work in partnership with clients to remove practical and emotional barriers to primary medical care, access to medications, housing, benefits and entitlements, and transportation services.

Medical Case Managers work in partnership with clients to remove practical and emotional barriers to primary medical care, access to medications, housing, benefits and entitlements, and transportation services.

Services are provided in the homes of eligible adults who require assistance with bathing, skin care, grooming, dressing, ambulation, meal prep or supplemental housekeeping. Persons receiving this service may have a difficult time completing these activities on their own. With this service, older adult can remain independent at home. Services may include: Personal Care, Caregiver Support, Emergency Response System, Care Management, Home Delivered Meals, Protective Services, and Nursing Home Transitional Care.

Through its outreach services, case management, information & referral and life skills workshops, this program provides assistance to African immigrants.

The Objectives :
- Provides case management and referral services and help new Americans, especially, African refugees and asylees access services and programs they are eligible for in greater numbers.
- Provide culturally appropriate orientation on adjusting to the American way of life to newly arrived African/Caribbean refugees/asylees.
- Eliminating impediments through education and resource mobilization.
- Assisting refugees and asylees to gain self sufficiency by helping them to access training, language skills, re certification, etc.
- Assisting African older refugees and asylees access needed services.
- Provides after school programs to refugee and asylee youth through ACANA’s cultural training and after school and youth development program.

The AIDS Care Group is a non-profit organization that provides medical care, dental care, and social services to uninsured and underinsured minority residents of Chester, Delaware County, Pennsylvania. The AIDS Care Group is the largest and most comprehensive fully dedicated HIV/AIDS service provider for the city and its many small surrounding communities.

*COVID UPDATE* Office is not open to the public. Case managers are working with clients over the phone, email and through home visits. Food pantry and support groups are suspended. Testing by appointment only.
Connects consumers with HIV/AIDS with medical, psychosocial, and social services. Generally requires monthly face-to-face contact.

Program provides drug & alcohol services to include prevention, intervention, outpatient, case management, recovery support, and community based services. Also provides gambling outpatient treatment.

Program provides drug and alcohol services to include prevention, intervention, outpatient, case management, recovery support and community based services. Also provides gambling outpatient treatment.

Program provides drug and alcohol services to include prevention, intervention, outpatient, case management, recovery support and community based services. Also provides gambling outpatient treatment.

Program provides drug and alcohol services to include prevention, intervention, outpatient, intensive outpatient, case management, recovery support and community based services. Also provides gambling outpatient treatment.

Program provides drug and alcohol services to include prevention, intervention, outpatient, intensive outpatient, case management, recovery support and community based services. Also provides gambling outpatient treatment.

Program provides drug and alcohol services to include prevention, intervention, outpatient, intensive outpatient, case management, recovery support and community based services. Also provides gambling outpatient treatment.

- Primary Medical Care/Family Medicine

- Mental Health Counseling Services

- Psychiatric Services

- HIV Support Services and Prevention Programming

- STD Screening and Treatment

- HIV Testing

- Health and Wellness Programs
- Activities and Workshops

- Family Planning Services

- Cervical, breast and chest screenings

The Lancaster office provides residents of the community with:

- Mental Health Counseling Services

- HIV Support Services and Prevention Programming

Service Coordinators from All Abilities provide the connection to community resources and services for individuals age 18 and older with physical disabilities by developing a specific plan to meet individual goals. Some of the coordinated services include: Personal Assistance Services, Home Adaptations, Specialized Therapies, Assistive Technology, Skilled Nursing Services, Adult Daily Living Services, Durable Medical Equipment, Employment Services, Home Delivered Meals, Non-Medical Transportation, Nursing Home Transition, Personal Emergency Response, Residential Habilitation, and Vehicle Modifications.

Programs that evaluate an individual's capacity for self-care and his or her ability to function independently in the context of everyday living.

Programs that evaluate an individual's capacity for self-care and his or her ability to function independently in the context of everyday living.

The Allegheny Link connects people in need to available resources in an effort to maintain their independence and quality of life. The Allegheny Link assists:
- people with disabilities to find needed resources
- older adults to remain in the community
- people who are homeless or at risk of homelessness to reach the goal of stable housing
- parents and caregivers of children 0-6 by connecting them to home visiting programs

Office of Developmental Supports provides intake and registration for supports coordination to eligible individuals with intellectual disability and/or autism. Questions can be answered about available services and supports regarding assistance for families of children age 0-9 with developmental disability.

Staff is available to provide presentations or host information tables for schools and community events, parent and 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. Fact Sheets include: How to Register and Eligibility and Supports Coordination.

Helps very low-income, single parent families in Allegheny County to secure and maintain decent, affordable housing and higher levels of self-sufficiency. A counselor helps program participants to develop and implement action plans which contain specific goals and objectives for self-sufficiency and the steps which participants need to take to achieve these goals. The case manager works on an individual basis with each participant, linking them to key services, monitoring their progress, and guiding them on their personally designed paths toward self-sufficiency.

Psychiatric case management.

Providing reentry supportive services for families impacted by our criminal justice system

- Housing Assistance (varies based on need)
- Transitional Living Support (female clients only)
- Training (Family Reunification & Cognitive Behavioral Intervention)


- Mentoring (one on one)
- Case Management Services
- Referral Services
- Food
- Clothing
- Educational Support
- Employment Assistance
- Photo Identification Cards
- Bus Passes for Employment

Providing reentry supportive services for families impacted by our criminal justice system

- Housing Assistance (varies based on need)
- Transitional Living Support (female clients only)
- Training (Family Reunification & Cognitive Behavioral Intervention)
- Mentoring (one on one)
- Case Management Services
- Referral Services
- Food
- Clothing
- Educational Support
- Employment Assistance
- Photo Identification Cards
- Bus Passes for Employment

Program in which individuals can choose to live with a family in a protected living arrangement in the community when they otherwise could not live independently due to social and economic situations.

Coordinates and connects mental health, intellectual disability and early intervention consumers with appropriate agencies.

Provides case management for individuals seeking help with mental health or intellectual disabilities, coordinates and connects mental health consumers with appropriate agencies.

Services include: intensive case management, respite, consumer driven drop-in center, limited transportation, family support services, family living, resource coordination, children's services, crisis intervention, mobile crisis, psychiatric rehabilitation, supportive housing, consultation and education, early intervention, representative payee program, psychiatric emergency services, community living arrangements, community residential rehabilitation, inpatient and partial hospitalization, aftercare services for persons released from State and County facilities, rehabilitation and training (sheltered employment and therapeutic activity centers), supported employment.

Receives, administers, and allocates state and federal drug and alcohol funds targeted for Armstrong, Indiana and Clarion.

Provides information about Autism and the latest treatment techniques and services. Information and referral services related to Autism.

Help adults with autism or behavioral health challenge gain access to services, support and resources in the community that can help with employment, medical care, education, judicial system, etc..

Help children with autism or behavioral health challenges and their families gain access to services, support and resources in the community that can help with employment, medical care, education, judicial system, etc.

Assists single minority mothers in developing self-sufficiency and achieving their goals by providing education, transportation, housing, and employment support through foundation sponsor groups. Case management is handled by the sponsoring agency.

Provide supportive services for children and adults with persistent mental illness by supplying a link to resources in the community to meet identified needs.

Resource Coordination (RC) is provided to adults in Forest County with serious and persistent mental illness or emotional disturbances. Resource Coordination focus is more on the assessment of the consumer's need and coordination of resources and services for the consumer.

Beaver County's Direct Services Unit (DSU) provides a variety of services, including but not limited to, intake assessment and case management. Our purpose is to ensure that all children and adults with behavioral problems are provided appropriate treatment options. Services are provided to all eligible children, adults and their families. Services are person-centered, delivered in the least restrictive manner, family focused, culturally competent and community based.

Emphasizes health promotion, prevention, early intervention, resiliency, recovery and rehabilitation. Creates opportunities and environments that empower those that are served to succeed in the accomplishment of their goals and reconnect with family, friends and community.

Homemaker Service:

For those receiving personal care services from BCOA, shopping, laundry, light housekeeping and other services may be available when health problems prevent maintenance of household activities.


Respite Care provides relief to families caring for and living with an elderly homebound person for up to four hours a week and can provide personal care if needed.


Adult Daily Living provides day programs for the frail elderly with physical and/ or mental impairment. Provides respite for family caregivers. Day Care centers are open daily and provide supervision, meals, and activity.


Ombudsman Service

investigates and resolves complaints made by or on behalf of residents in nursing homes, personal care boarding homes and Domiciliary care homes. Complaints may include any issue that affects the health, safety, welfare and rights of a resident.


Health and Wellness

program provides community-based programs on health-related issues. Topics are intended to promote the benefits of a healthy lifestyle. Available in the Senior Community Centers.



Older Adult Protective Services responds to reports of suspected abuse, neglect, exploitation, abandonment, inappropriate relocation and emergency/ crisis situations. A case manager investigates the report and provides any necessary intervention.

Bebashi's Medical Case Management Services help HIV positive clients access care, adhere to treatment, and obtain resources and support to improve their health and quality of life.

Provides case management for parenting women who are at high risk of alcohol/drug abuse

An in-home assessment is completed with an older person to determine individuals needs. A plan is developed that provides the necessary support to meet these needs so the individual may remain at home. A care manager may be assigned to provide on going support and assistance.

Protects children, up to eighteen years of age, from abuse and neglect by investigating all reports of child maltreatment in Berks County

Multisystem involved children and their families can request assistance in coordination of services.

Provide communication link for deaf and hard of hearing individuals in a variety of situations.

D/A assessments and referrals to all levels of treatment for uninsured and publicly insured Berks County residents; D/A Recovery Support Services; Warm Hand-off (24/7 access to care) at both local emergency departments; Mental Health Case Management services; urinalysis testing center

Services include:

In-home individual and family therapy
One-on-one support and modeling in home, school and community
Case management services
Psycho-education
Crisis intervention
Evaluation and medication management through our Mental Health Clinic
Coordination of needed supports and services prior to discharge

Offers permanent housing and recovery services to individuals.

Offer effective prevention, education, intervention, and referral to treatment services to individuals and families in our county. We work closely with state, county and local agencies to prevent and reduce substance abuse. We work to address the devastating impact of substance use on the individual, their families and the community.

Case and care management for older adults.

Services such as transportation and supportive services for those that qualify.

Personal Adjustment to Blindness Training (PABT) teaches persons who are blind, vision-impaired or deaf-blind how to use their other senses, special equipment and new techniques to live independently. General curricula have been established, but each person benefits from an individualized program.

Through individual sessions and classes, caseworkers assist clients to identify career options, help them enroll in post-secondary schools and apply for financial aid.

The Administrative Entity (AE) is responsible for:
-eligibility determinations for intellectual disabilities and autism
-monitoring of waiver services
-oversight of Intellectual Disability service delivery in Bradford and Sullivan Counties
-Monitoring of provider compliance with State and Federal regulations
-Managing State and County funding allocations to maximize services within the allocation.
The department is responsible for state mandated programs as administered by the state Department of Human Services and the Office of Developmental Programs.

Bradford/Sullivan County Supports Coordination Organization (SCO) is responsible for:
The development of the Individualized Support Plan and insuring the appropriate implementation as required by the Pennsylvania Office of Developmental Programs.
Monitoring of provider and family compliance with the plan.
Monitoring consumer progress and safety.

Provides case management and information and referral services. Brashear Association cultivates deep insight into participants’ circumstances by meeting consumers where they are, delivering essential services with empathy and without judgment to preserve the participants’ dignity and foster their success. Services include linkage to public and private benefits and financial literacy education, referrals to employment, training programs, and tangible assistance including food, holiday, and utility assistance.

Provides case management and information and referral services. Brashear Association cultivates deep insight into participants’ circumstances by meeting consumers where they are, delivering essential services with empathy and without judgment to preserve the participants’ dignity and foster their success. Services include linkage to public and private benefits and financial literacy education, referrals to employment, training programs, and tangible assistance including food, holiday, and utility assistance.

One on one case management for those in need - referrals to local agencies/help

Residential living for those seeking a wide range of independent living services in a senior community.

An unrivaled range of personal services include:

Personal care

• Adult day services
  
• In-patient rehab
  
• General health care
  
• Memory support
  
  A nationally accredited Continuing Care Retirement Community.

Rental Assistance, Case Management, Social Networking

Bridge of Hope's location in Chester County offers resource development for housing and employment, life skills education, and emotional and financial support to single women with children.

Offers single moms experiencing homelessness or at risk of being homeless the opportunity to get permanent housing and establish family and financial stability over a period of 12-15 months.

Our Professional Care Managers visit adults who are age 60 or older at home to explain available resources of help. They may complete a comprehensive assessment of needs and coordinate appropriate In-Home Services. They often can provide guidance about available options and resources and can assist with entitlement and benefit applications. Care Management is a service available free of charge to individuals of all income levels.

Our Professional Care Managers visit adults who are age 60 or older at home to explain available resources of help. They may complete a comprehensive assessment of needs and coordinate appropriate In-Home Services. They often can provide guidance about available options and resources and can assist with entitlement and benefit applications. Care Management is a service available free of charge to individuals of all income levels.

Our Professional Care Managers visit adults who are age 60 or older at home to explain available resources of help. They may complete a comprehensive assessment of needs and coordinate appropriate In-Home Services. They often can provide guidance about available options and resources and can assist with entitlement and benefit applications. Care Management is a service available free of charge to individuals of all income levels.

Provides comprehensive assessment, care management and in-home services for persons over 60 who wish to remain at home with adequate care.

Provides services which include information and referral/assistance, outreach, case/care management, escort, transportation, homemaker/chore, personal care, home repair and rehabilitation, home delivered meals, congregate meals, adult day care, elder abuse prevention, nursing home ombudsman, legal assistance, employment and training, health promotion and disease prevention and senior centers as well as services that support caregivers including respite care, counseling and education programs. AAAs may provide a number of other services in situations where local service provider options are limited.

To assist families in linking with the mental health system and to coordinate needed services for children/adolescents with a mental health diagnosis. Involves child and family centered Inter-agency Service Planning Team meetings where families meet with service providers, educators, CASSP Coordinators and others to plan for home, school, and community treatment options. For individuals needing a higher level of care, a CASSP Case manager will assist the family in choosing a Residential Program that will best meet the needs of the child. CASSP partners with family members to coordinate and monitor these services.

The flagship initiative for filing both federal and state income taxes for working families and individuals. CWF strives to ensure that working people take full advantage of the tax credits available to them including the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC), a refundable tax credit for low to moderate wage earners. In addition to tax preparation, at our larger tax sites we offer screenings for public benefits such as SNAP, LIHEAP, CHIP, and Credit Reports. CWF offer US Saving Bonds and Pre-Paid Debit Cards at all sites.

Until further notice, all CWF tax preparation locations are restricted to drop off services, and are by appointment only. Please refer to https://cwfphilly.org/reopening-sites/ for important details.

Provides referral assistance, educational diagnosis, audiological evaluation, speech and language therapy, occupational and physical therapy, educational programs for children with disabilities, assistive technology and partial hospitalization

Dedicated to combating poverty in Carbon County. All programs have income guidelines. Agency provides case management services to assess each individual's needs and will provide information and referral to applicable outside and agency operated services based on that assessment.

Area Agencies on Aging provide local services, act as advocates, and generally assist older citizens to remain active in their communities. They operate under guidance from the Pennsylvania Department of Aging.

Services include:
- Senior Centers and other activities
- Legal Assistance
- Benefit Counseling/Assistance with applications
- Volunteer Opportunities
- Ombudsman Services
- Pre-admission Assessment
- Transportation
- Provides Caregiver Support Program
- Provides daily hands-on care
- Protective Services for older adults to investigate reports of abuse, neglect, exploitation or abandonment and services to reduce risk for incapacitated persons.
- Senior Farmer's Market Program distributes free vouchers for residents age 60 or older that meet income guidelines

Core services offered after a clinical evaluation:
- In-home services
- In-home meals
- Care/Case management
- Consumer reimbursement
- Adult Day Care
- Personal Emergency Response System
- Personal Care services

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

Plans, coordinates and administers drug and alcohol services for the tri-county community, especially the un-insured or under insured. Centralized intake service conducts an assessment interview to determine the proper treatment protocol for an Individual based on degree and severity of drug and/or alcohol use, as well as his/her medical, social, family, educational and vocational history. All of the Commission's inpatient and outpatient treatment services are provided through contracts with various providers.

Drug and Alcohol assessments, drug and alcohol outpatient/Intensive outpatient/Case management services and DUI offender program

*COVID-19 UPDATES* - Buildings will be closed to the public. Phone, Internet and Zoom services will be provided. In Person sessions by appointment only.
Office Hours - Phone Only - Mon - Fri 8:30 am - 5 pm.

Supports Coordinators assist individuals in developing their Individual Support Plans, choosing providers and informal supports, and monitoring the administration of services.

*COVID-19 UPDATES* - Buildings will be closed to the public. Phone, Internet and Zoom services will be provided. Face-to-Face sessions by appointment only.
Office Hours - Phone Only - Mon - Fri 8:30am - 5 pm.
Provides information and referral services to residents needing to access the state's BH/DS system. Also provides Intake and case management services to assess individual needs, assist individuals in accessing appropriate services, assess financial resources available and coordinate service delivery.

The early intervention program provides individualized supports and services for families with infants/ toddlers, birth to age three, who are at risk of a disability and/or have a developmental delay.

Mental Health Crisis Intervention is available on a 24-hour basis to individuals with a mental disability and/or who are experiencing a crisis.

*COVID-19 UPDATES* - Buildings will be closed to the public. Phone, Internet and Zoom services will be provided.
Office Hours - Phone Only - Mon - Fri 8:30am - 5 pm.
Supports Coordinators assist individuals in developing their Individual Support Plans, choosing providers and informal supports, and monitoring the administration of services.

Registered nurses certified through the National Academy of Certified Care Managers oversee all aspects of a client's care, ensuring the individual receives proper health care services at home and in a hospital, nursing home, and assisted living facility. They arrange for a variety of in-home and out-of-home services to keep clients safe and healthy.
Services can include: Conducting care plan visits. Seeking out government resources to provide in-home care. Assisting with bill paying and insurance coverage. Providing counseling and support services. Arranging and monitoring in-home assistance. Coordinating transportation for errands and physician's appointments. Attending physician appointments as a family liaison. Ensuring medication compliance through weekly or bi-weekly pill box fills or medication reminders. Conducting regular visits and provide status reports to loved ones. Recommending appropriate living facilities. Providing crisis intervention. Suggesting community events or outings. Encouraging appropriate behaviors for safe and healthy living.

Mobile Psychiatric Rehabilitation (MPR) services provide one-to-one direct skills training and development of community resources to adults with serious mental illness. An MPR Specialist conducts an assessment with the client to identify strengths, personal and community resources to pinpoint specific area of need. Together they develop a service plan that outlines the tasks needed to what the program participant wants and needs.

CareLink provides an array of servicesâ??assessment,
residential, supported living, education and employment support, and moreâ??that
are designed to increase the independence, self-sufficiency, and quality of
life of adults with serious mental illness and other development challenges.

CareLinkâ??s programs are driven by the unique needs, interests, and goals of each person served. Their programs provide support and life skills instruction to help people live as independently as possible in the community.

Various levels of support are available to clients who come from a variety of admission settings, including independent living environments, homes with family, supported housing, other community service providers, state hospitals, correctional facilities, or homeless shelters. Staff is available to help identify goals, teach daily living skills, and secure other services needed to maximize community living.

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Services offered include:

Individualized care management
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ife skills instruction

Advocacy
Assistance with financial benefits

Coordination of health care services

Connection to community resources

Money management guidance

Education and employment support

Encouraging constructive leisure and recreational activities

Crisis intervention

Transition Age Services address the educational, vocational, and community living needs of 18-22 year olds. Young adults who experience mental illness often find themselves caught between systems of care that aren't designed to meet their needs. Our flexible array of psychosocial rehabilitation services including residential services, care management, and family outreach can make it possible for people to reach their goals for stable, satisfying community living.

As of Monday, December 7, 2020, here are the updates to our services:

Clinics are open for in-person STD and HCV screenings and testing, HIV testing and treatment, and PrEP services.
Individuals who wish to obtain services from our clinics must schedule an appointment by dialing 570-931-1550 or using our online appointment scheduler.

Our HIV Medical Case Management department is providing services to our clients from our offices. We can also provide services via phone, e-mail, text, and telemedicine equipment for those in need.
For the protection of our clients, we ask that clients DO NOT come to our offices and instead practice social distancing and self-isolation techniques to protect themselves from potential exposure to COVID-19. We will be unable to provide agency-based medical transportation at this time and our case managers will not be doing any face-to-face visits with clients. We will instead utilize non-face-to-face methods to ensure that clients stay connected to services. Clients can continue to call, text, or e-mail their case managers as usual, and aside from transportation, we hope to continue providing normal client services. We can also still accept new clients who are living with HIV and in need of case management services at this time. Anyone with questions regarding case management services should call the Director of Case Management services at 570-899-9626.

As of Monday, December 7, 2020, here are the updates to our services:

Clinics are open for in-person STD and HCV screenings and testing, HIV testing and treatment, and PrEP services.
Individuals who wish to obtain services from our clinics must schedule an appointment by dialing 570-931-1550 or using our online appointment scheduler.

Our HIV Medical Case Management department is providing services to our clients from our offices. We can also provide services via phone, e-mail, text, and telemedicine equipment for those in need.
For the protection of our clients, we ask that clients DO NOT come to our offices and instead practice social distancing and self-isolation techniques to protect themselves from potential exposure to COVID-19. We will be unable to provide agency-based medical transportation at this time and our case managers will not be doing any face-to-face visits with clients. We will instead utilize non-face-to-face methods to ensure that clients stay connected to services. Clients can continue to call, text, or e-mail their case managers as usual, and aside from transportation, we hope to continue providing normal client services. We can also still accept new clients who are living with HIV and in need of case management services at this time. Anyone with questions regarding case management services should call the Director of Case Management services at 570-899-9626.

As of Monday, December 7, 2020, here are the updates to our services:

Clinics are open for in-person STD and HCV screenings and testing, HIV testing and treatment, and PrEP services.
Individuals who wish to obtain services from our clinics must schedule an appointment by dialing 570-931-1550 or using our online appointment scheduler.

Our HIV Medical Case Management department is providing services to our clients from our offices. We can also provide services via phone, e-mail, text, and telemedicine equipment for those in need.
For the protection of our clients, we ask that clients DO NOT come to our offices and instead practice social distancing and self-isolation techniques to protect themselves from potential exposure to COVID-19. We will be unable to provide agency-based medical transportation at this time and our case managers will not be doing any face-to-face visits with clients. We will instead utilize non-face-to-face methods to ensure that clients stay connected to services. Clients can continue to call, text, or e-mail their case managers as usual, and aside from transportation, we hope to continue providing normal client services. We can also still accept new clients who are living with HIV and in need of case management services at this time. Anyone with questions regarding case management services should call the Director of Case Management services at 570-899-9626.

As of Monday, December 7, 2020, here are the updates to our services:

Clinics are open for in-person STD and HCV screenings and testing, HIV testing and treatment, and PrEP services.
Individuals who wish to obtain services from our clinics must schedule an appointment by dialing 570-931-1550 or using our online appointment scheduler.

Our HIV Medical Case Management department is providing services to our clients from our offices. We can also provide services via phone, e-mail, text, and telemedicine equipment for those in need.
For the protection of our clients, we ask that clients DO NOT come to our offices and instead practice social distancing and self-isolation techniques to protect themselves from potential exposure to COVID-19. We will be unable to provide agency-based medical transportation at this time and our case managers will not be doing any face-to-face visits with clients. We will instead utilize non-face-to-face methods to ensure that clients stay connected to services. Clients can continue to call, text, or e-mail their case managers as usual, and aside from transportation, we hope to continue providing normal client services. We can also still accept new clients who are living with HIV and in need of case management services at this time. Anyone with questions regarding case management services should call the Director of Case Management services at 570-899-9626.

As of Monday, December 7, 2020, here are the updates to our services:

Clinics are open for in-person STD and HCV screenings and testing, HIV testing and treatment, and PrEP services.
Individuals who wish to obtain services from our clinics must schedule an appointment by dialing 570-931-1550 or using our online appointment scheduler.

Our HIV Medical Case Management department is providing services to our clients from our offices. We can also provide services via phone, e-mail, text, and telemedicine equipment for those in need.
For the protection of our clients, we ask that clients DO NOT come to our offices and instead practice social distancing and self-isolation techniques to protect themselves from potential exposure to COVID-19. We will be unable to provide agency-based medical transportation at this time and our case managers will not be doing any face-to-face visits with clients. We will instead utilize non-face-to-face methods to ensure that clients stay connected to services. Clients can continue to call, text, or e-mail their case managers as usual, and aside from transportation, we hope to continue providing normal client services. We can also still accept new clients who are living with HIV and in need of case management services at this time. Anyone with questions regarding case management services should call the Director of Case Management services at 570-899-9626.

As of Monday, December 7, 2020, here are the updates to our services:

Clinics are open for in-person STD and HCV screenings and testing, HIV testing and treatment, and PrEP services.
Individuals who wish to obtain services from our clinics must schedule an appointment by dialing 570-931-1550 or using our online appointment scheduler.

Our HIV Medical Case Management department is providing services to our clients from our offices. We can also provide services via phone, e-mail, text, and telemedicine equipment for those in need.
For the protection of our clients, we ask that clients DO NOT come to our offices and instead practice social distancing and self-isolation techniques to protect themselves from potential exposure to COVID-19. We will be unable to provide agency-based medical transportation at this time and our case managers will not be doing any face-to-face visits with clients. We will instead utilize non-face-to-face methods to ensure that clients stay connected to services. Clients can continue to call, text, or e-mail their case managers as usual, and aside from transportation, we hope to continue providing normal client services. We can also still accept new clients who are living with HIV and in need of case management services at this time. Anyone with questions regarding case management services should call the Director of Case Management services at 570-899-9626.

In-home assistance/companionship and care management services.

Provides a child-focused system that is flexible and committed to advocacy, education and empowerment for all children, especially those with special needs. Services include preventive and crisis intervention, identification, linking and monitoring of mental health services.

Case management services assist individuals with goal setting to help individuals and families to establish and sustain self-sufficiency. Referrals are made to the appropriate resources. Can provide housing and utility funds, budgeting and job search counseling and prescription assistance.

Financial support with groceries for Puerto Rican evacuees

Assists adults, age 55+, with services to enhance the quality of life and to support physical and emotional independence. Case management services are designed to meet physical, social and material needs. Services are provided in a person's own home, in our office, or at other convenient locations. Provides assessments and benefits check up to assure appropriate information and referrals. Volunteer match may be available to help with basic concerns.

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

Services include counseling, case management, information and referral to other services and adult day care (Orwigsburg only). Benefits Check-up is a benefits screening program to ensure that individuals are receiving all the assistance they are eligible for. Older adults may also participate in prime time clubs - social clubs for older adults based in parish churches. Individuals must be 55 and older. No fees.

Gatekeepers Program, trains companies employees to anonymously report the cautionary signs of physical, emotional and mental risks that could affect seniors.

To promote awareness of the resources that are available in the county. Provides case management/case work services. Provides referrals and assists with accessing the available resources in the County. Provides follow up calls to make sure that the appropriate resource was used.

Provides the following programs and services:

Food cupboard;
Diaper pantry;
Pregnancy education;
Counseling services

Offers a variety of supportive services to individuals and families experiencing or at risk for homelessness. Provides the tools and skills that are needed to prevent a homeless situation. Services include budgeting, life skills, job preparation and employment services, goal setting and achievement, household management and referrals to services, if necessary.

Offers a variety of supportive services to individuals and families experiencing or at risk for homelessness. Provides the tools and skills that are needed to prevent a homeless situation. Services include budgeting, life skills, job preparation and employment services, goal setting and achievement, household management and referrals to services, if necessary.

Offers a variety of supportive services to individuals and families experiencing or at risk for homelessness. Provides the tools and skills that are needed to prevent a homeless situation. Services include budgeting, life skills, job preparation and employment services, goal setting and achievement, household management and referrals to services, if necessary.

Family therapy to assist in keeping children at risk of out of home placement in their home. Assists children, adolescents and their families with mental illnesses or emotional disorders by gaining access to psychiatric, medical, social, educational, and other services.

Intensive, individualized services for children, adolescents and adults with a serious mental illness. The program offers a model that adjusts the intensity of services provided to meet the individual's needs while providing consistent case management.

Intensive, individualized services for children, adolescents and adults with a serious mental illness. The program offers a model that adjusts the intensity of services provided to meet the individual's needs while providing consistent case management.

Provides intake, assessment, referral and administrative case management to persons with a mental health diagnosis. All service authorizations are requested by the Base Service Unit and approved by the County Mental Health Deputy Administrator.

Provides permanent supportive housing assistance.

Housing is provided at various apartment locations.

Services include:

Emergency Shelter,
Permanent Supported Housing,
Case Management,
Life Skills Training
, Outreach and Advocacy,
Peer Support
, Vocational/Educational Support
, Participant Savings Plan.

Assists adults and children/adolescent mental health consumers to function more effectively in the community. A voluntary, consumer driven support. Provides 24-hour access for eligible enrollees.

Family Based Mental Health Services are designed to provide community based therapy and support services to children and adolescents with emotional and behavioral problems. Family Based Services provides therapy in a family’s home by a two-person team under the supervision of a Program Director and a Child Psychologist. In addition to providing therapy, the program offers case management services and a 24 hour/7 day crisis service.

Central's Case Management Services are provided through various levels of care which include Intensive Case Management (ICM), Resource Coordination (RC) and Service Case Management (SCM). These programs are designed to reduce homelessness and hospitalizations of persons suffering from severe and persistent mental illness.

Offers PrEP and free STD testing. Provides medical care to individuals with HIV and HEP C.

Offers PrEP and free STD testing. Provides medical care to individuals with HIV and HEP C.

Offers PrEP and free STD testing. Provides medical care to individuals with HIV and HEP C.

**COVID-19 UPDATES* - Continuing to provide services via phone and appointments only.
Individuals will receive intensive guidance and counseling to help address current basic needs, set goals and develop an action plan for the goal of self-sufficiency.

**COVID-19 UPDATES* - Continuing to provide services via phone and appointments only.
Individuals will receive intensive guidance and counseling to help address current basic needs, set goals and develop an action plan for the goal of self-sufficiency.

**COVID-19 UPDATES* - Continuing to provide services via phone and appointments only.
Individuals will receive intensive guidance and counseling to help address current basic needs, set goals and develop an action plan for the goal of self-sufficiency.

**COVID-19 UPDATES* - Continuing to provide services via phone and appointments only.
Individuals will receive intensive guidance and counseling to help address current basic needs, set goals and develop an action plan for the goal of self-sufficiency.

The Office of Mental Health / Intellectual Disabilities / Early Intervention & Drug and Alcohol provides crisis/emergency services, mental health services, intellectual disability services, early intervention, and drug and alcohol services.

All services are designed to support consumers and families, eliminate stigma, and to facilitate independence and inclusion.

Children and Youth Services provides social services to children and youth and their families.

The office works with families where there are problems concerning the safety and well-being of their children and/or youth to identify problem areas and to deal effectively in resolving the difficulties. If it is a case of suspected abuse or neglect of children, the office determines if the allegation is true, and takes the necessary steps to protect the child.

Case manager provides counseling, emotional support, advocacy, education, financial packaging, budget counseling, and resource identification.

Programs that develop plans for the evaluation, treatment and/or care of individuals who, because of age, illness, disability or other difficulties, need assistance in planning and arranging for services; which assess the individual's needs; coordinate the delivery of needed services; ensure that services are obtained in accordance with the case plan; and follow up and monitor progress to ensure that services are having a beneficial impact on the individual.