Eligibility: Youth males 10 to 18 years of age who have been adjudicated for a crime of sexual agression and have been removed from their home by court order.

Eligibility: Individuals who meet the following criteria: 7-18 years of age, Mental Health Diagnosis, Experiencing Difficulty, Require Immediate Care

Eligibility: Children and adolescents diagnosed with co-occurring
Mental Health & Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities
diagnoses.

Eligibility: Call for information

Eligibility: Children and adolescents diagnosed with co-occurring
Mental Health & Intellectual / Developmental Disabilities
diagnoses.

Eligibility: Youth with a mental health diagnosis and intellectual/developmental disabilities

Eligibility: Youth from age 6 to age 18

Eligibility: 12-18 years old

Eligibility: Emotionally troubled children ages 8 - 17

Eligibility: Medical Assistance/Medicaid members, Childrenfrom age 6 and up

Eligibility: Child Guidance Resource Centers serves children and their families.

Eligibility: Dependent/Delinquent Children (in custody of Children & Youth or JPO)

Eligibility: Children grades 5-12, who struggle behaviorally within their home school. Approval by school district; willing to have 30 day review to discuss appropriateness for program.

Eligibility: Youth ages 12 to 18 years who meet criteria

Eligibility: Young women between the ages of 13 and 18

Eligibility: Delinquent adolescent males ages 15 to 18 years old.

Eligibility: Both male and female dolescents (ages 12-18) with behavioral health needs.

Eligibility: Adolescents and adults with intellectual disabilities.

Eligibility:

• Males
• Adolescents from age 12 to age 21

Eligibility: Ages 8-18 and living in Pennsylvania

Eligibility: Call for more information

Eligibility: Individuals with intellectual disabilities who may also have physical disabilities or complex medical conditions.

Eligibility: Adolescent females ages 12-20, requiring out-of-home placement. Referred by Pennsylvania’s County Children and Youth or Juvenile Probation agencies. Residents referred for admission generally have a history of drug and alcohol abuse, sexual abuse, incorrigibility, truancy, anger management issues, depression, parent/child conflict, or lack of structure in their home environment. Ashler Manor also accepts residents whose living conditions in the natural home present them to be at an intolerable level, or where either a full or partial loss of parenting rights have been assessed by the Court System. Referrals can be made through their website.

Eligibility: Children under the age of 18 with a mental health diagnosis and approved by the MCO

Eligibility: Children and/or adolescents from age 8 to age 21

Eligibility: Children and youth between the age 4 to 20 who are diagnosed with a mental illness.

Eligibility:

• Girls from age 12 to age 18
• Serious mental health and behavioral health treatment needs

Eligibility: Call or visit website for more information about eligibility.

Eligibility: Non-Residential Programs: For anyone in need of faith-based counseling, parenting classes or alternative schooling options.



HOHYP RESIDENTIAL PROGRAM ELIGIBILITY CHECKLIST:
- HOHYP accepts Girls, age 13-17, who are not pregnant
- Family lives within 75-100 miles from the HOHYP Campus
- Parents are required to attend weekly counseling, parent visitations and parenting classes at HOHYP
- The Parents will be required to make 3-4 trips a week to the HOHYP Campus
- Residents must be able to stay with their own family on HOHYP holiday/school breaks and weekends home
- Family involvement in the HOHYP Program with potential for reunification
- Resident must have a minimum IQ of 85 (average IQ is 115)
- Resident accepted with mild to moderate emotional and/or behavioral problems (the program is not equipped to handle severe emotional/behavioral problems)
- Resident must not have any current sexual offenses/charges
- Resident must not have current alcohol or drug dependency (our program is not equipped to Detox)
- Resident must not be actively suicidal or homicidal (we are not a crisis facility)
- Resident must have health insurance
- Family must provide required clothing to meet the HOHYP dress code
- Family must commit to pay HOHYP tuition
- Family must be committed to complete the HOHYP program (average stay is 12-18 months)
- Family must attend church weekly (or find a church home if not currently attending)

Eligibility: Children and adolescents (up to age 21) in Allegheny county who are in need of intensive behavioral health treatment

Eligibility: Inpatient hospital: Children and adolescents ages 5 to 21 who meet inpatient criteria
Residential Treatment Facility: Children and adolescents ages 6 to 21 who meet criteria and is medically necessary
Contact admissions to make referral and determine eligibility.

Eligibility: Children and youth ages 6-18 with behavioral and emotional challenges.

Eligibility: Resource parents must be at least 21 years of age, may be a single parent, may be employed full time, must pass an initial medical appraisal by a licensed physician, Criminal and ChildLine background check must be completed on all

Eligibility: Delinquent and dependent youth, ages 11-18, and their families.

Eligibility: Adolescent boys and girls

Eligibility: Children and/or adolescents

Eligibility: Children ages 5-18 experiencing significant psychiatric and/or trauma related issues.

Eligibility: Inpatient psychiatric treatment for boys and girls age 5 to 18 and residential treatment for boys age 5 to 18.

Eligibility: Families and children in Susquehanna county

Eligibility: Adolescents 12-17 years in age

Eligibility: Members of the plain community needing mental health services; Ages 14 years and older