COVID-19 UPDATES: Emergency Child Care starting March 23. Mon Fri 6:30am - 6 pm. Call first.

Babysitting services are available for children while their parents participate in activities at the YMCA facility. 24 hours notice is required for care of children under age 18 months; others can drop in during available care hours without notification.
Hours are as follows:
Mondays from 5:15pm to 7:00pm
; ; Tuesdays from 5:15pm to 7:00pm
; Wednesdays (2nd and 4th only) from 5:15pm to 7:00 pm
Thursdays from 5:15pm to 7:00pm
; Fridays &
Saturdays from 8:00am to 10:00pm.

COVID-19 UPDATES: Emergency Child Care starting March 23. Mon Fri 6:30am - 6 pm. Call first.

Babysitting services are available for children while their parents participate in activities at the YMCA facility. 24 hours notice is required for care of children under age 18 months; others can drop in during available care hours without notification. Hours are as follows:
Mondays from 8:45am to 11:00am and 5:00pm to 8:00pm
Tuesdays from 8:45am to 11:00am and 5:00pm to 7:30pm
Wednesdays from 8:45am to 11:00am and 5:00pm to 8:00pm
Thursdays from 8:45am to 11:00am and 5:00pm to 8:00pm
Fridays from 8:45am tp 11:00am
Saturdays from 8:00am to 11:30am

COVID-19 UPDATES: Emergency Child Care starting March 23. Mon Fri 6:30am - 6 pm. Call first.

Babysitting services are available for children while their parents participate in activities at the YMCA facility. 24 hours notice is required for care of children under age 18 months; others can drop in during available care hours without notification. Hours are as follows:
Mondays from 8:30 to 1:00pm and 4:00pm to 7:30pm
Tuesdays from 8:30am to 1:00pm and 4:00pm to 7:30pm
Wednesdays from 8:30am to 1:00pm and 4:00pm to 7:30pm
Thursdays from 8:30am to 1:00pm and 4:00pm to 7:30pm
Fridays from 8:30am to 1:00pm and 4:00pm to 7:30pm
Saturdays from 8:00am to 11:00am

AMPES is a weekly drop-in program offering crafts, recreational activities, light snacks, life-skills and socialization training. Every self-advocate will be able to interact with others in order to sharpen their social skills and skills associated with daily living. Everyone who comes is expected to participate in the activities.

NOTE
Operating on a modified schedule Monday through Friday, 10:00am to 4:30pm. Continuing to provide to-go meals Mondays and Fridays for members 12:00pm to 12:30pm in the parking lot.

A social/recreational club for adults recovering from mental illness. Provides friendship, recreational options and gentle, unobtrusive professional guidance to adults with serious mental illness. Drop-in-Center. Lunch is provided
Activities offered include:
- Crafts
- Games, pool, table tennis
- Field trips
- Guest speakers
- Entertainment (television, movies, music)
An evening meal is provided for a minimal fee.

An alternative, non-residential environment for people who have mental, emotional or social problems and which may offer recreational activities, socialization, etc.

Provides a social gathering place where children with serious, chronic or terminal illnesses or disabilities and their families can drop in and play or socialize with other people going through similar experiences.

Offers a variety of services designed to improve or support the consumer's adjustment and integration within the family and community through rehabilitative activities, social skills development, recreational or educational programs, activities of daily living, skills development, and other supportive services. Specific programs include:
Adult Developmental Training
Family Support Services (FSS)
Clubhouses
Drop-In Centers

Offers a variety of services designed to improve or support the consumer's adjustment and integration within the family and community through rehabilitative activities, social skills development, recreational or educational programs, activities of daily living, skills development, and other supportive services. Specific programs include:
Adult Developmental Training
Family Support Services (FSS)
Clubhouses
Drop-In Centers

Provides Crisis Hotline, Mobile Crisis, and a Drop-in Center to offer crisis counseling, resolution, suicide prevention, risk assessment, support and referrals.

Provides vitally important support for people with significant mental health concerns who are in recovery.

This is a place where people can relax, be themselves, feel accepted and safe, and find the support and encouragement they need to rebuild meaningful lives. Members participate in social interaction activities and trips and tours.



Services Include:

Transportation to and from the center
, Social interaction activities
, Trips and tours
, Recreation
, Skills training
, Education, Support Services.

Lunch is provided daily.

The following services are offered to homeless individuals seeking assistance with recovery on a drop-in basis: Crisis Intervention and Continuing Care ;Representative Payee Services; Information and Referral to Local Drug and Alcohol and Mental Health Services; Recovery Specialist on Staff; Resource Coordination; Sober and Supportive Day Room Environment.

Serves adult consumers of mental health services by providing them with educational, recreational, and socialization opportunities.

Available Services:
• Help gaining access to local services.
•Enrichment Programs for Children
•Family Activities
•Computer Access and Printing
•Access to Job Boards
•Social Service Referrals
•Clothing Closet
•Help filling out forms and applications. Understanding requirements needed to access other services.

Offers social rehabilitation for persons in a relaxed, enjoyable non-threatening environment. The facility provides recreational activities and equipment for individuals "at risk" for, or having history of psychiatric problems.

This is a drop-in program where children and teens win prizes for reading and other independent library activities. Children up to 6th grade receive stickers for each activity to win prizes. Teens in 7th-12th grades can fill out a prize raffle entry every time they read (for themselves or to a younger child), listen to a book on tape, watch a library video, or review a website. Call for specific dates.

This is a drop-in program where children and teens win prizes for reading and other independent library activities. Children up to 6th grade receive stickers for each activity to win prizes. Teens in 7th-12th grades can fill out a prize raffle entry every time they read (for themselves or to a younger child), listen to a book on tape, watch a library video, or review a website. Call for specific dates.

This is a drop-in program where children and teens win prizes for reading and other independent library activities. Children up to 6th grade receive stickers for each activity to win prizes. Teens in 7th-12th grades can fill out a prize raffle entry every time they read (for themselves or to a younger child), listen to a book on tape, watch a library video, or review a website. Call for specific dates.

This is a drop-in program where children and teens win prizes for reading and other independent library activities. Children up to 6th grade receive stickers for each activity to win prizes. Teens in 7th-12th grades can fill out a prize raffle entry every time they read (for themselves or to a younger child), listen to a book on tape, watch a library video, or review a website. Call for specific dates.

This is a drop-in program where children and teens win prizes for reading and other independent library activities. Children up to 6th grade receive stickers for each activity to win prizes. Teens in 7th-12th grades can fill out a prize raffle entry every time they read (for themselves or to a younger child), listen to a book on tape, watch a library video, or review a website. Call for specific dates.

This is a drop-in program where children and teens win prizes for reading and other independent library activities. Children up to 6th grade receive stickers for each activity to win prizes. Teens in 7th-12th grades can fill out a prize raffle entry every time they read (for themselves or to a younger child), listen to a book on tape, watch a library video, or review a website. Call for specific dates.

This is a drop-in program where children and teens win prizes for reading and other independent library activities. Children up to 6th grade receive stickers for each activity to win prizes. Teens in 7th-12th grades can fill out a prize raffle entry every time they read (for themselves or to a younger child), listen to a book on tape, watch a library video, or review a website. Call for specific dates.

This is a drop-in program where children and teens win prizes for reading and other independent library activities. Children up to 6th grade receive stickers for each activity to win prizes. Teens in 7th-12th grades can fill out a prize raffle entry every time they read (for themselves or to a younger child), listen to a book on tape, watch a library video, or review a website. Call for specific dates.

This is a drop-in program where children and teens win prizes for reading and other independent library activities. Children up to 6th grade receive stickers for each activity to win prizes. Teens in 7th-12th grades can fill out a prize raffle entry every time they read (for themselves or to a younger child), listen to a book on tape, watch a library video, or review a website. Call for specific dates.

This is a drop-in program where children and teens win prizes for reading and other independent library activities. Children up to 6th grade receive stickers for each activity to win prizes. Teens in 7th-12th grades can fill out a prize raffle entry every time they read (for themselves or to a younger child), listen to a book on tape, watch a library video, or review a website. Call for specific dates.

This is a drop-in program where children and teens win prizes for reading and other independent library activities. Children up to 6th grade receive stickers for each activity to win prizes. Teens in 7th-12th grades can fill out a prize raffle entry every time they read (for themselves or to a younger child), listen to a book on tape, watch a library video, or review a website. Call for specific dates.

This is a drop-in program where children and teens win prizes for reading and other independent library activities. Children up to 6th grade receive stickers for each activity to win prizes. Teens in 7th-12th grades can fill out a prize raffle entry every time they read (for themselves or to a younger child), listen to a book on tape, watch a library video, or review a website. Call for specific dates.

This is a drop-in program where children and teens win prizes for reading and other independent library activities. Children up to 6th grade receive stickers for each activity to win prizes. Teens in 7th-12th grades can fill out a prize raffle entry every time they read (for themselves or to a younger child), listen to a book on tape, watch a library video, or review a website. Call for specific dates.

This is a drop-in program where children and teens win prizes for reading and other independent library activities. Children up to 6th grade receive stickers for each activity to win prizes. Teens in 7th-12th grades can fill out a prize raffle entry every time they read (for themselves or to a younger child), listen to a book on tape, watch a library video, or review a website. Call for specific dates.

This is a drop-in program where children and teens win prizes for reading and other independent library activities. Children up to 6th grade receive stickers for each activity to win prizes. Teens in 7th-12th grades can fill out a prize raffle entry every time they read (for themselves or to a younger child), listen to a book on tape, watch a library video, or review a website. Call for specific dates.

This is a drop-in program where children and teens win prizes for reading and other independent library activities. Children up to 6th grade receive stickers for each activity to win prizes. Teens in 7th-12th grades can fill out a prize raffle entry every time they read (for themselves or to a younger child), listen to a book on tape, watch a library video, or review a website. Call for specific dates.

This is a drop-in program where children and teens win prizes for reading and other independent library activities. Children up to 6th grade receive stickers for each activity to win prizes. Teens in 7th-12th grades can fill out a prize raffle entry every time they read (for themselves or to a younger child), listen to a book on tape, watch a library video, or review a website. Call for specific dates.

This is a drop-in program where children and teens win prizes for reading and other independent library activities. Children up to 6th grade receive stickers for each activity to win prizes. Teens in 7th-12th grades can fill out a prize raffle entry every time they read (for themselves or to a younger child), listen to a book on tape, watch a library video, or review a website. Call for specific dates.

This is a drop-in program where children and teens win prizes for reading and other independent library activities. Children up to 6th grade receive stickers for each activity to win prizes. Teens in 7th-12th grades can fill out a prize raffle entry every time they read (for themselves or to a younger child), listen to a book on tape, watch a library video, or review a website. Call for specific dates.

This is a drop-in program where children and teens win prizes for reading and other independent library activities. Children up to 6th grade receive stickers for each activity to win prizes. Teens in 7th-12th grades can fill out a prize raffle entry every time they read (for themselves or to a younger child), listen to a book on tape, watch a library video, or review a website. Call for specific dates.

This is a drop-in program where children and teens win prizes for reading and other independent library activities. Children up to 6th grade receive stickers for each activity to win prizes. Teens in 7th-12th grades can fill out a prize raffle entry every time they read (for themselves or to a younger child), listen to a book on tape, watch a library video, or review a website. Call for specific dates.

This is a drop-in program where children and teens win prizes for reading and other independent library activities. Children up to 6th grade receive stickers for each activity to win prizes. Teens in 7th-12th grades can fill out a prize raffle entry every time they read (for themselves or to a younger child), listen to a book on tape, watch a library video, or review a website. Call for specific dates.

This is a drop-in program where children and teens win prizes for reading and other independent library activities. Children up to 6th grade receive stickers for each activity to win prizes. Teens in 7th-12th grades can fill out a prize raffle entry every time they read (for themselves or to a younger child), listen to a book on tape, watch a library video, or review a website. Call for specific dates.

This is a drop-in program where children and teens win prizes for reading and other independent library activities. Children up to 6th grade receive stickers for each activity to win prizes. Teens in 7th-12th grades can fill out a prize raffle entry every time they read (for themselves or to a younger child), listen to a book on tape, watch a library video, or review a website. Call for specific dates.

This is a drop-in program where children and teens win prizes for reading and other independent library activities. Children up to 6th grade receive stickers for each activity to win prizes. Teens in 7th-12th grades can fill out a prize raffle entry every time they read (for themselves or to a younger child), listen to a book on tape, watch a library video, or review a website. Call for specific dates.

This is a drop-in program where children and teens win prizes for reading and other independent library activities. Children up to 6th grade receive stickers for each activity to win prizes. Teens in 7th-12th grades can fill out a prize raffle entry every time they read (for themselves or to a younger child), listen to a book on tape, watch a library video, or review a website. Call for specific dates.

This is a drop-in program where children and teens win prizes for reading and other independent library activities. Children up to 6th grade receive stickers for each activity to win prizes. Teens in 7th-12th grades can fill out a prize raffle entry every time they read (for themselves or to a younger child), listen to a book on tape, watch a library video, or review a website. Call for specific dates.

This is a drop-in program where children and teens win prizes for reading and other independent library activities. Children up to 6th grade receive stickers for each activity to win prizes. Teens in 7th-12th grades can fill out a prize raffle entry every time they read (for themselves or to a younger child), listen to a book on tape, watch a library video, or review a website. Call for specific dates.

This is a drop-in program where children and teens win prizes for reading and other independent library activities. Children up to 6th grade receive stickers for each activity to win prizes. Teens in 7th-12th grades can fill out a prize raffle entry every time they read (for themselves or to a younger child), listen to a book on tape, watch a library video, or review a website. Call for specific dates.

This is a drop-in program where children and teens win prizes for reading and other independent library activities. Children up to 6th grade receive stickers for each activity to win prizes. Teens in 7th-12th grades can fill out a prize raffle entry every time they read (for themselves or to a younger child), listen to a book on tape, watch a library video, or review a website. Call for specific dates.

This is a drop-in program where children and teens win prizes for reading and other independent library activities. Children up to 6th grade receive stickers for each activity to win prizes. Teens in 7th-12th grades can fill out a prize raffle entry every time they read (for themselves or to a younger child), listen to a book on tape, watch a library video, or review a website. Call for specific dates.

This is a drop-in program where children and teens win prizes for reading and other independent library activities. Children up to 6th grade receive stickers for each activity to win prizes. Teens in 7th-12th grades can fill out a prize raffle entry every time they read (for themselves or to a younger child), listen to a book on tape, watch a library video, or review a website. Call for specific dates.

This is a drop-in program where children and teens win prizes for reading and other independent library activities. Children up to 6th grade receive stickers for each activity to win prizes. Teens in 7th-12th grades can fill out a prize raffle entry every time they read (for themselves or to a younger child), listen to a book on tape, watch a library video, or review a website. Call for specific dates.

This is a drop-in program where children and teens win prizes for reading and other independent library activities. Children up to 6th grade receive stickers for each activity to win prizes. Teens in 7th-12th grades can fill out a prize raffle entry every time they read (for themselves or to a younger child), listen to a book on tape, watch a library video, or review a website. Call for specific dates.

This is a drop-in program where children and teens win prizes for reading and other independent library activities. Children up to 6th grade receive stickers for each activity to win prizes. Teens in 7th-12th grades can fill out a prize raffle entry every time they read (for themselves or to a younger child), listen to a book on tape, watch a library video, or review a website. Call for specific dates.

This is a drop-in program where children and teens win prizes for reading and other independent library activities. Children up to 6th grade receive stickers for each activity to win prizes. Teens in 7th-12th grades can fill out a prize raffle entry every time they read (for themselves or to a younger child), listen to a book on tape, watch a library video, or review a website. Call for specific dates.

This is a drop-in program where children and teens win prizes for reading and other independent library activities. Children up to 6th grade receive stickers for each activity to win prizes. Teens in 7th-12th grades can fill out a prize raffle entry every time they read (for themselves or to a younger child), listen to a book on tape, watch a library video, or review a website. Call for specific dates.

This is a drop-in program where children and teens win prizes for reading and other independent library activities. Children up to 6th grade receive stickers for each activity to win prizes. Teens in 7th-12th grades can fill out a prize raffle entry every time they read (for themselves or to a younger child), listen to a book on tape, watch a library video, or review a website. Call for specific dates.

This is a drop-in program where children and teens win prizes for reading and other independent library activities. Children up to 6th grade receive stickers for each activity to win prizes. Teens in 7th-12th grades can fill out a prize raffle entry every time they read (for themselves or to a younger child), listen to a book on tape, watch a library video, or review a website. Call for specific dates.

This is a drop-in program where children and teens win prizes for reading and other independent library activities. Children up to 6th grade receive stickers for each activity to win prizes. Teens in 7th-12th grades can fill out a prize raffle entry every time they read (for themselves or to a younger child), listen to a book on tape, watch a library video, or review a website. Call for specific dates.

This is a drop-in program where children and teens win prizes for reading and other independent library activities. Children up to 6th grade receive stickers for each activity to win prizes. Teens in 7th-12th grades can fill out a prize raffle entry every time they read (for themselves or to a younger child), listen to a book on tape, watch a library video, or review a website. Call for specific dates.

This is a drop-in program where children and teens win prizes for reading and other independent library activities. Children up to 6th grade receive stickers for each activity to win prizes. Teens in 7th-12th grades can fill out a prize raffle entry every time they read (for themselves or to a younger child), listen to a book on tape, watch a library video, or review a website. Call for specific dates.

This is a drop-in program where children and teens win prizes for reading and other independent library activities. Children up to 6th grade receive stickers for each activity to win prizes. Teens in 7th-12th grades can fill out a prize raffle entry every time they read (for themselves or to a younger child), listen to a book on tape, watch a library video, or review a website. Call for specific dates.

This is a drop-in program where children and teens win prizes for reading and other independent library activities. Children up to 6th grade receive stickers for each activity to win prizes. Teens in 7th-12th grades can fill out a prize raffle entry every time they read (for themselves or to a younger child), listen to a book on tape, watch a library video, or review a website. Call for specific dates.

This is a drop-in program where children and teens win prizes for reading and other independent library activities. Children up to 6th grade receive stickers for each activity to win prizes. Teens in 7th-12th grades can fill out a prize raffle entry every time they read (for themselves or to a younger child), listen to a book on tape, watch a library video, or review a website. Call for specific dates.

This is a drop-in program where children and teens win prizes for reading and other independent library activities. Children up to 6th grade receive stickers for each activity to win prizes. Teens in 7th-12th grades can fill out a prize raffle entry every time they read (for themselves or to a younger child), listen to a book on tape, watch a library video, or review a website. Call for specific dates.

This is a drop-in program where children and teens win prizes for reading and other independent library activities. Children up to 6th grade receive stickers for each activity to win prizes. Teens in 7th-12th grades can fill out a prize raffle entry every time they read (for themselves or to a younger child), listen to a book on tape, watch a library video, or review a website. Call for specific dates.

This is a drop-in program where children and teens win prizes for reading and other independent library activities. Children up to 6th grade receive stickers for each activity to win prizes. Teens in 7th-12th grades can fill out a prize raffle entry every time they read (for themselves or to a younger child), listen to a book on tape, watch a library video, or review a website. Call for specific dates.

Aims to be a place of respite by providing immediate tangible needs and safety by providing women safe place to rest, confidentiality, food, hygiene and feminine products, and community resources. Also provides relational support and advocacy.

A drop-in center for Lehigh County residents ages 18 and older with mental health challenges. Provides social and educational activities such as a self-esteem group, arts and crafts and outings as well.

Provides support for individuals with mental illnesses and/or substance abuse issues. Services include meals, social activities, educational programs, help finding accommodation and work, and access to showers, telephones, and computers; some transportation is available.

Babysitting services are available for children while their parents participate in activities at the YMCA facility. 24 hours notice is required for care of children under age 18 months; others can drop in during available care hours without notification. Hours are as follows:
Mondays -----------------
Tuesdays from 8:45am to 11:00am
Wednesdays --------------
Thursdays from 8:45am to 11:00am
Fridays -------------------
Saturdays from 7:30am to 10:45am

Provides therapeutic recreational activities, skill-building groups, information and referral, peer and social support for individuals living with a diagnosis of mental illness or intellectual disability.

The High School Support Program focuses on successfully transitioning students into quality high schools which meet their potential. It offers assistance in choosing and being accepted into high school, academic and social support for students throughout their high school years and aid in choosing, applying for and meeting the requirements for college acceptance or successful entrance into the world of work.

A drop-in center (a day shelter) open to all adults. There are 3 meals a day, showers, lockers, assisting with IDs, an employment navigator, Street Medicine, parish nurses, case managers, intensive case managers for homeless individuals with mental illness, street outreach, coordinated entry, landlord engagement navigator, life skills, coping skills, and various housing programs offering short and long term rental assistance.


Housing support

Case management available

Bilingual staff

Peer Specialist guide teens through troubling situations, model social skills, and promote independence.

Peer Support is a mobile service so your Peer Specialist can meet you when and where it is convenient for you both. Together you develop a goal plan that builds on your strengths to help you successfully navigate services, system and community supports.

Drop-in hours vary. Centers offer high speed internet, pool table, Nintendo Wii, daily meal prepared by members and a non-judgemental atmosphere.

Serves all behavioral health and developmental disabilities clients in Allegheny County who desire the opportunity to engage in fellowship with other clients. Helps participants re-establish links to the community through both informal activities and structured programming.

Food pantry for Chain of Hope program participants every Thursday.

Center is designed as a place where people with disabilities can learn how SMART technology can enhance their ability to live inclusively and independently in the community. Provides SMART tech libray, demonstrations and outreach services. Also offers short term socialization and assistance in multiple areas of support and advocacy.

After school teen drop in center for high school students.
Provides essentials such as food, clothing, and bathrooms, as well as services such as educational support, counseling, family reunification, and/or preparation for independent living. We Provides snacks, dinner and groceries to take home are available.

Safe place afterschool for teens that promotes a positive lifestyle. Functions as a non-profit drop-in center, but there are also groups who meet weekly. Organizes a two-week summer program for elementary aged students.

Provides a safe, supportive, and welcoming environment for individuals with and recovering from mental health issues, with opportunities for socializing and providing mutual support within a peer group. Also offers a wide range of educational workshops that help individuals to handle emotions and manage illness.

Provides social activities, meals once a day, pool tournaments, classes, community activities and a friendly safe place for adults with a mental health diagnosis to give and receive support. Offers advocacy services, peer support and free nutritious lunch.

Project SILK provides a safe, healthy, supportive community environment for LGBTQ2+ youth of color to grow, celebrate, and express themselves.

Provides HIV/STI testing, life skills groups, and linkage to various services

Drop in Center that fosters social growth by providing structured social rehabilitation programming, in a safe, culturally sensitive environment, to individuals in Northampton County who are coping with or recovering from mental illness.

Children can enjoy a variety of activities such as four square, video games, use of computers, board games, and music, or they may utilize a quieter room to do homework or read. Supervision during programming is provided by adult volunteers.

Our health promotion programs regularly include: exercise, managing chronic conditions, health assessments. Opportunities vary but include activities such as Tai Chi, line dancing, yoga, and classes on healthy aging including good nutrition , injury prevention, emotional well being, art and music. Classes are designed to be fun and interactive.

Offers a space where Trans and Gender Non-Conforming (TGNC) youth can express their creativity while creating a collaborative initiative that aims to improve service delivery outcomes for TGNC young people through the delivery of activities that build confidence, resilience, and leadership skills in TGNC youth.

Mountain View Hub Drop In Center provides an alternative, nonresidential environment for people who have mental, emotional or social problems which offers recreational activities, socialization, individual or group counseling, mutual support group meetings, information and referral and other similar services.

Mountain View Hub Drop In Center provides an alternative, nonresidential environment for people who have mental, emotional or social problems which offers recreational activities, socialization, individual or group counseling, mutual support group meetings, information and referral and other similar services.

Mountain View Hub Drop In Center provides an alternative, nonresidential environment for people who have mental, emotional or social problems which offers recreational activities, socialization, individual or group counseling, mutual support group meetings, information and referral and other similar services.