Services include: KEEP Healthy kidney screening; Your Kidneys & You kidney health awareness presentation; Big Ask Big Give living donation program; Organ Donor Awareness; Kidney Cars Donation Program; Patient Advocacy; NKF Peers phone-based mentoring program; NKF Cares toll-free patient helpline; Professional Education, Administrator for the Chronic Renal Disease Program (CRDP) Transportation Reimbursement Program

Christian organization offering free pregnancy tests; counseling regarding abortion and abortion alternatives; referrals for medical care and legal assistance, housing, transportation, childbirth instruction; referrals for adoption; post-abortion counseling. May be able to provide diapers, maternity clothing, and used or new baby items to clients.

Community Care manages the mental health and substance abuse services offered to Medical Assistance recipients through the HealthChoices Program.



Services may include:

Answering questions about the behavioral health plan and benefits and treatment programs.

• Help in finding treatment for mental health or drug and alcohol problems.
  
  
  
• Connects clients to transportation services for appointments to mental health or drug and alcohol appointments.
  
  
• Provides health coordination for all client's procedures.
  
  
  
• Care managers work with providers to plan treatment for behavioral health services.
  
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  Provide referrals to health and social services not covered by the plan and to support groups.

Organization dedicated to improving the quality of life and care of nursing home, personal care home and isolated older adults in the community through community transportation services. Volunteer Visitation services, ombudsman/advocacy and guardianship services.

Provides free transportation to program participants to essential service providers and appointments such as: the Welfare Office; Social Security Office; Local, State and Federal Court appearances; doctor and hospital appointments; NA and AA meetings; and to MWFHE organized special events.
Provides free lunch to program participants on the weekends.

The National Resource Directory is a website for connecting wounded warriors, Service Members, Veterans, and their families with those who support them. The Directory is available at https://www.nationalresourcedirectory.gov/ . The Directory provides access to services and resources at the national, state and local levels to support recovery, rehabilitation and community reintegration. Visitors can find information on a variety of topics including benefits & compensation, education & training, employment, family & caregiver support, health, homeless assistance, housing, transportation & travel and other services & resources. The Directory is a partnership among the Departments of Defense, Labor and Veterans Affairs. The information contained within the Directory is from federal, state and local government agencies, Veterans service and benefit organizations, non-profit and community-based organizations, academic institutions and professional associations that provide assistance to wounded warriors and t

Offers transportation to medical appointments and essential community resources. Provides transportation to our low vision and diabetic support groups that are held quarterly. Support services encompass a variety of activities from organizing shopping lists and household items to reading mail and assisting the client to pay bills.

Pre-School immunization services provide immunization to children between birth and six years of age, Concilio promotes the healthy growth of children, particularly in the North Philadelphia area.

Services Include:
- Home visits
- Immunizations follow-up
- Referrals to medical facilities
- Community health workshops
- Transportation of children to medical facilities

The Community Leadership Institute enhances leadership capabilities of individuals in the greater Indian Valley and North Penn region. Class members develop skills that make them more effective in their own organizations and prepare them to take on volunteer roles in the community. Our program, customized for our unique community, explores a variety of topics including: Arts & Culture, Community Building, Economic Development, Education, Grant Makers, Media & Other Key Stakeholders, Health Care Delivery, Human Services, Judicial & Legislative Systems, Local Government, Non-profit & Municipal Roles & Responsibilities, Servant Leadership, and Transportation. Participants attend one, day-long session per month for ten months. Class members agree to serve for three years on a non-profit or municipal board or committee. Each class carries out a service project that aids the community and reinforces learning.

The Claymobile is an award winning mobile ceramic art program that partners with schools, community based organizations and social service agencies in the greater Philadelphia region to bring hands-on art education to some of the region's most underserved communities. Staffed by artists with expertise in ceramics and experience teaching in diverse settings, the Claymobile van contains all of the equipment and materials needed for a ceramics class and is also outfitted to transport the finished pieces back to Claymobile Support Center in the Crane Arts Building for firing. The program provides an inexpensive way of adding ceramics to educational and cultural programs, by sparing host institutions the cost of obtaining the expensive equipment needed to produce ceramics. Classes are not held in van, but rather in spaces provided by the host.

The Claymobile program runs year round. Most class sessions fit into four terms, summer, fall, winter and spring, while several sites run year-round. Classes meet once

Provides non-medical, in-home care services for seniors to help them continue living independently in their own homes. Services include personal care, companionship, light housekeeping, meals preparation assistance, medication reminders and management, transportation and errand assistance, organization and technology assistance, transition care for the recently hospitalized, in-home respite care, and hospice support services.

This program is a tool to assist probation in holding their clients (ages 14-18) accountable for restitution owed to crime victims and/or to close cases where the client has fulfilled all their requirements except paying monies owed.
The goals of this program are to provide clients with:
â¢The opportunity to earn a stipend up to $1,485 during the summer and $180 during spring break;
â¢Employability enhancement, job skills, and a work reference;
â¢Workshops to help the client job search, develop a career plan, and a resume;
â¢CPR, AED and First Aid training and certification; and
â¢A structured and supervised setting.

Provides round trip transportation, supervision, water, safety equipment, and lunch. Our staff will supervise clients as they complete various projects for local government and non-profit organizations. They will also participate in Career Development Job Search Workshops conducted by our staff in our offices. Each Friday is an administrative day for staff for calculation of stipe

Provides residential programming on a short-term and long-term basis for adults with post-acute brain injury and other neuropsychological conditions. Skills associated with daily routines and developed in a natural home environment through training, supervision and functional application. Skills taught may include cooking, shopping, laundry, money management, cleaning, planning and organizing leisure activities, time management, self care, transportation and interpersonal skills. Programming emphasizes individual learning.

Parenting classes available to the community. Transportation and child care are not provided.

Classes focus on topics such as:
Assertiveness skills
, Managing Stress
, Emotions/Expressing
, Needs of Childrenn,Appropriate behavior/positive parenting , Setting goals
, Childhood milestones
, Organizing your schedule, Budgeting/finances
and Referral/resources

The National Resource Directory is a website for connecting wounded warriors, Service Members, Veterans, and their families with those who support them. The Directory is available at https://www.nationalresourcedirectory.gov/ . The Directory provides access to services and resources at the national, state and local levels to support recovery, rehabilitation and community reintegration. Visitors can find information on a variety of topics including benefits & compensation, education & training, employment, family & caregiver support, health, homeless assistance, housing, transportation & travel and other services & resources. The Directory is a partnership among the Departments of Defense, Labor and Veterans Affairs. The information contained within the Directory is from federal, state and local government agencies, Veterans service and benefit organizations, non-profit and community-based organizations, academic institutions and professional associations that provide assistance to wounded warriors and t

AIDS Intervention Project case management staff assess client needs and recommend appropriate care. Financial assistance, support groups, transportation, check-in visits and supportive phone calls are provided. Staff and volunteers are available to offer prevention and education programs and outreach activities for schools, high-risk persons and community organizations.

Provides free air transportation to patients and their families requiring medical treatment far from their place of residence and who, due to financial and /or inaccessibility, or physical limitations cannot utilize commercial air transportation. Provide compassion flights to those supporting an individual family member in need of medical care or for other humanitarian and compelling reasons. Also transports organs for transplant.

Angels for Armed Forces provides free flights for military personnel and veterans who need access to medical care and for family members who need to travel to visit injured service members. Member of the Homeland Security Emergency Transportation System and provides air services in times of national emergency.

At Kamp For Kids, we aim to help many different audiences from children at risk to children with Autism, from entire families to just parents, but our organization at its core has one grand problem that we strive to solve.

How many times has a boy/girl wanted to go camping but their parents simply did not have enough money to send their child? How many times has a child wanted to go to an event but had no transportation? How often does the entire family get the opportunity to escape the stress of everyday life and enjoy a weekend of quality time together?

Kamp For Kids main goal is to help solve the financial and transportation struggle of families that prevent them from doing the things they love to do. There are things in life that every child should get the opportunity of experiencing, and there are things in life every family should be able to do together. Kamp for Kids wants to help make these things possible

Services include:

Meal planning, preparation and service
Wash dishes
Light housekeeping (vacuuming, dusting, cleaning clientâs bathroom, kitchen maintenance, etc.)
Personal laundry and linens
Make/change bed
Help with organization â clean closets, sort photos
Shopping
Errands
Grocery shopping
Incidental transportation
Out-of-town travel accompaniment
Pet care
Plant care

Offers Senior Center Services: Recreation, socialization, education; Computer programs; Information & referral to area agency on aging caseworker approved services and many other local organizations; Specialized transportation; Volunteer opportunities; Monthly minimal health screening; Weekday noon-time meals or home-delivered meals for home-bound unable to prepare their own; In-home services are available; Food distribution program-once a month, 2nd Tues, must be 60+ and meet income requirements.

Works to provide education and build awareness on the importance of organ and tissue donation, and to increase the number of Pennsylvanians who sign up to become donors. A collaborative initiative by Gift of Life, The Center for Organ Recovery & Education, Pennsylvania Department of Transportation, and the PA Department of Health.

RESET is an acronym for Road to Economic Self-sufficiency through Employment and Training. Provides case management, linkage with community employment and training organizations and financial aid for transportation costs for persons in the program. Uniforms, work shoes, clothing and other items needed to complete training may also be available through special allowances.

Transporting veterans to and from their VA medical appointments and are conveniently located at VFW posts. Has five DAV vans. Please Note: One ride is equivalent to an individual going to and returning from an appointment. Some organizations count a round-trip as two separate rides.

The Northeastern Pennsylvania Alliance (NEPA), designated by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania as the Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) for Carbon, Monroe, Pike, and Schuylkill Counties, convenes the Northeastern Pennsylvania Metropolitan Planning Organization (NEPA MPO) Technical Planning Committee, Policy Board and Transit Subcommittee, which serve to assist and advise NEPA with assessing the transportation needs of these counties. The committees review the area's Transportation Improvement Program (TIP), which is the primary funding source for the counties highway and bridge projects, and transit system improvements. Through the TIP, transportation projects are identified and advanced to provide for the restoration and development of an intermodal transportation infrastructure, which supports economic development by creating a safer and more efficient travel environment for the movement of people and goods.

The only organization in the Lehigh Valley dedicated to assisting persons with all types of disabilities. Provides community outreach and education, independent living skills, information on adaptive technologies/equipment, advocacy, information and referral, peer support, sign language interpreter referral service and specialized housing search and support. Provides information on programs that will pay for home modifications (to increase accessibility).



Transportation
Connect individuals with disabilities who are homeless to shelters

Offers a discretionary fund managed used to help individuals, families, and organizations with needs such as food and transportation.

Services may include:
Bathing/Hygiene Assistance
Light Housekeeping Services
Errands and Transportation
Attending Cultural Events
Organizing Special Events
Meal Enhancement
Medication Management
Preventing Hospital Re-Admissions