Provides homework help from trained tutors, served a nutritious meal, participate in Bible studies and enjoy recreational activities. Tiger Pause maintains six after-school sites in Beaver Falls, serving approximately 150 students each day. Two centers operate four days a week and the other four run three days a week.

Offers after school programming for children and youth (grades K through 12). Services include meals, tutoring, and enrichment activities.

Addresses the needs of high-risk youth for a safe place, adult support and guidance, a sense of belonging in a positive peer group, an opportunity to earn money, and the possibility of family support. Youth attend at least 3 times per week after school, where they share a meal, work on academics, and engage in life skills sessions. Provides the opportunity to learn business and entrepreneurial skills.

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

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

Seton Hill Child Services provides school-age care for children ages 5-12. School-age care refers to all programs that operate before school, after school, and during the summer and holiday breaks. Structured time in a school-age program can offer children opportunities to make friends, develop relationships with adult role models, and build self-esteem and conflict resolution skills.

Seton Hill Child Services also offers Summer Camps led by full-time professional staff, the number of campers is limited to ensure a fun learning experience! Summer camp includes weekly field trips and all meals!!

With reasonable rates and a flexible schedule, Seton Hillâs school age program can meet your needs as well as the needs of your child.

Available at Greensburg and Irwin Early Care and Education Centers.

Provides academic instruction for at-risk preschoolers. The program includes 135 hours of instruction from a Head Start instructor and a district teacher, socialization, and learning skills development. Meals are served each class day and transportation provided to and from school.

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

Afterschool program for children K – 12 at school centers throughout Carbon and Schuylkill Counties. Students are referred primarily for academic purposes. Educational programs, including homework assistance and STEAM-focused projects, are taught and a hot meal is served. Also offers summer programs.

Povides meals for children who normally receive subsidized meals from their school. Located at 18 various PHA community centers around Philadelphia, SFSP serves two healthy meals a day-either breakfast or snack and a hot lunch while school is out.

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

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

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

Summer Day Camp: State licensed care for children enrolled in city and county public, private or parochial schools. Provides age appropriate activities, meals and snacks. Weekly field trips and swimming.

Summer Camp program locations:
* YWCA, 110 N Lime Street, Lancaster
* Penn Manor School District

The Give A Meal Program is a joint venture between the York County Food Bank and area school districts that seeks to provide holiday meals for families who cannot afford them.

Participating school districts host food drives for non-perishable food goods, and volunteers from the Food Bank package these goods into holiday meals for local families.

Through this program, many families who are not usually able to afford traditional holiday meals are able to enjoy them.

This is also a wonderful way to give back to your community by volunteering to run a drive and/or help prepare the meal boxes for distribution.

Offers in-person meals throughout the summer months.

Offers in-person meals throughout the summer months.

Offers in-person meals throughout the summer months.

Offers in-person meals throughout the summer months.

Individuals who plan food and nutrition programs and supervise the preparation and serving of meals. They help to prevent and treat illnesses by promoting healthy eating habits and recommending dietary modifications such as the use of less salt for those with high blood pressure or the reduction of fat and sugar intake for those who are overweight. Dietitians manage food service systems for institutions such as hospitals and schools; provide dietetic and nutritional services for individuals served by public health clinics, home health agencies, health maintenance organizations or their own private practice; promote sound eating habits through education; and conduct research.

Individuals who plan food and nutrition programs and supervise the preparation and serving of meals. They help to prevent and treat illnesses by promoting healthy eating habits and recommending dietary modifications such as the use of less salt for those with high blood pressure or the reduction of fat and sugar intake for those who are overweight. Dietitians manage food service systems for institutions such as hospitals and schools; provide dietetic and nutritional services for individuals served by public health clinics, home health agencies, health maintenance organizations or their own private practice; promote sound eating habits through education; and conduct research.

Individuals who plan food and nutrition programs and supervise the preparation and serving of meals. They help to prevent and treat illnesses by promoting healthy eating habits and recommending dietary modifications such as the use of less salt for those with high blood pressure or the reduction of fat and sugar intake for those who are overweight. Dietitians manage food service systems for institutions such as hospitals and schools; provide dietetic and nutritional services for individuals served by public health clinics, home health agencies, health maintenance organizations or their own private practice; promote sound eating habits through education; and conduct research.

Offers summer feeding Monday through Thursdays at all elementary schools, plus participating middle schools and high schools, and mobile sites at Jamestown and Oakbrook. Serves breakfast and lunch. Meals are not available on weekends.
Program starts June 20, 2023 and ends July 13, 2023. RKAA City Line continues till August 30, 2023. Oakbrook at Berks Community Pavillion continues to serve till July 27, 2023.

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Temporarily inactive due to the pandemic.

Before/After School Enrichment Program is available for children in grades 1-5, Monday through Friday. Available 6:30am to 6:00pm at YMCA branch in Allentown School District. Program is school-based in the East Penn and Parkland School Districts and is available 7:00am to 6:00pm. Full-time and part-time options are available. Registration required. Fees vary.

Provides free access to healthy snacks and meals.

Operates a Meals For Kids program ensuring that children have access to nutritious meals while schools are closed due to COVID-19.

Provides a place to stimulate the development of children, nutritious meals, features safe indoor and outdoor environments for children, including resilient surfacing on the playgrounds and fun learning activities. Offers a before/after school program during the school year and a summer recreation program during the summer for school-age children.

Offers an intensive, multi-cultural, community-based treatment program designed to reduce juvenile crime. Through case management, works with youth and their families individually, in the community, at school, and at home. Runs 4 to 6 months and covers self stabilization, self development, and ongoing sustainability. Provides a daily meal, and public transit funds. Uses Aggression Replacement Training, restorative justice, and trauma-informed therapy. Connects youth to community resources.

Offers an intensive, multi-cultural, community-based treatment program designed to reduce juvenile crime. Through case management, works with youth and their families individually, in the community, at school, and at home. Runs 4 to 6 months and covers self stabilization, self development, and ongoing sustainability. Provides a daily meal, and public transit funds. Uses Aggression Replacement Training, restorative justice, and trauma-informed therapy. Connects youth to community resources.

Offers an intensive, multi-cultural, community-based treatment program designed to reduce juvenile crime. Through case management, works with youth and their families individually, in the community, at school, and at home. Runs 4 to 6 months and covers self stabilization, self development, and ongoing sustainability. Provides a daily meal, and public transit funds. Uses Aggression Replacement Training, restorative justice, and trauma-informed therapy. Connects youth to community resources.

Offers an intensive, multi-cultural, community-based treatment program designed to reduce juvenile crime. Through case management, works with youth and their families individually, in the community, at school, and at home. Runs 4 to 6 months and covers self stabilization, self development, and ongoing sustainability. Provides a daily meal, and public transit funds. Uses Aggression Replacement Training, restorative justice, and trauma-informed therapy. Connects youth to community resources.

Engages high school youth in a variety of art forms including painting, drawing, sculpture, and filmmaking to create artwork through a social justice lens. Provides instruction about urban agriculture, harvesting, and cooking nutritious meals. Includes a stipend through the Philadelphia Youth Network.

Methodist Services for Children and Families (MSCF) Summer Camp Programs operate on the Monument Road campus as well as at the Beacon Community Center in the Kensington neighborhood of Philadelphia. Each program is well-structured, has low student to counselor ratios and offers swimming instruction and free swim time daily. All students receive a full meal at lunch-time and two snacks.

The eight one-week sessions start at the end of the school year, and continue through mid-August. Regular activities include off campus trips to area museums, amusement parks or movie theaters to see newly released films and other area cultural or historic places.

Through a special collaboration with Black Women in Sports Foundation, athletic activities include non-traditional sports such as fencing, golf, dance lacrosse and tennis.

Enrollment is open for children who have completed Kindergarten through grade 6, space is limited, so early registration is encouraged. Subsidies are accepted and scholarships

Provides an after-school program that emphasizes the value of human life. Program cohorts run 12 weeks. Activities include training in influencer leadership, communication, study skills, career development, mental and physical wellness, entrepreneurship, and blockchain basics. Also includes dog training and art therapy involving painting, audio and video production, and performance. Each session begins with a meal, whoosah, and a "how was your day" check-in.

Provides after school and summer meal programs for school aged children as well as nutrition on wellness education to area schools and participating sites.

A kid-friendly supplemental nutrition program administered by the Second Harvest member agencies that have after-school programs. Staff members at each of the locations identify children who are currently enrolled in their programs and are in need of food assistance.
Once identified, these children receive a weekly backpack of kid-friendly food to supplement their meals from Friday night until they return to school on Monday morning. Each backpack contains cereal, peanut butter, canned vegetables and fruit, soup, macaroni and cheese, canned one-dish meals, and healthy snacks.

A kid-friendly supplemental nutrition program administered by the Second Harvest member agencies that have after-school programs. Staff members at each of the locations identify children who are currently enrolled in their programs and are in need of food assistance.
Once identified, these children receive a weekly backpack of kid-friendly food to supplement their meals from Friday night until they return to school on Monday morning. Each backpack contains cereal, peanut butter, canned vegetables and fruit, soup, macaroni and cheese, canned one-dish meals, and healthy snacks.

A kid-friendly supplemental nutrition program administered by the Second Harvest member agencies that have after-school programs. Staff members at each of the locations identify children who are currently enrolled in their programs and are in need of food assistance.
Once identified, these children receive a weekly backpack of kid-friendly food to supplement their meals from Friday night until they return to school on Monday morning. Each backpack contains cereal, peanut butter, canned vegetables and fruit, soup, macaroni and cheese, canned one-dish meals, and healthy snacks.

Provides a preschool program for low-income children ages birth through five year olds. It provides children with a developmentally appropriate early childhood education. The program ensures that young children get health checkups and screenings, including vision and dental, that they are fed a nutritious hot meal every day and that they are working toward outcomes/developmental milestones. We also have a school-age program and offerings for teens/young adults. Our agency provides support to parents as well.

Provides nutrition programs to adults who care for children and meet income eligibility for Free/Reduced School Meals, SNAP, WIC, Food Pantry Boxes, or Medicaid. The program includes lessons on meal planning, portion control, shopping on a budget, food safety and cooking.

Provides a backpack food program that provide families with at least, two breakfasts, two lunches, and two snacks each week on Fridays so students are able to have nourishment on the weekends.

Los Ninos Program offers state licensed, bilingual childcare services for children aged 6 weeks on up. Meals are provided. Fees apply - accepts welfare, Title 20 and private pay.

HAO partners with and was a founding sponsor of the Roberto Clemente Charter School for students in grades 6 through 12.

Evening Treatment Center that provides evidence based programs: Aggression Replacement Training, Thinking for a Change, Strengthening Families, and Alternatives. Youth participate in the following psycho-educational groups: Employment Skills Development, Life Skills Development, Coping Strategies, Relationship Skills, and Therapeutic Group Discussion. Goals and groups will be determined based on recommendations from the Juvenile Probation Officer or Children and Youth Caseworker, consultation with the parents/guardians, and results of various assessments. Length of the program will be determined by the participant’s treatment needs.

Participants are transported to the program after school and then transported home at 8:30pm as long as they live within a 12 mile radius of the facility. Participants will receive an evening meal and snack. They will be given time to complete their homework, as well as recreation time.

Parents/Guardians of participants are encouraged to participate in the program to e

Teachs and reinforces the values of buying, preparing, and eating freshly harvested nutritional foods. Ensures that any child who qualifies for free and reduced meals during the school calendar year continues to receive foods during the Summer months.

Community center offering educational, recreational and cultural programs for adults, families and youth.
Programs/activities include:
- Youth computer lab
- Summer science camp ages 5 to 12 years
- Cultural festivals
- After school programs, including Neighborhood Bridges
- Facility rentals for large events
- A library offering a wide variety of books, videos, and cassettes which chronicle African American history
- Home base African American Veterans Program and African American Historical Society
- Annual community-wide Martin Luther King Breakfast
- Youth Intervention Program: Focus on children of incarcerated parents
- Strengthening Families Program: For middle school youth and their parents
- Community Meals Site: Saturday and Sunday
- Holiday celebrations and gift-giveaways for neighborhood families

Provides access to nutritious food through programs such as School Pantry, Kids Cafe, Backpack, and Summer Meals. Coordinates programs in conjunction with local school districts and municipalities.

Help applying for state and federal benefits (some services are based on eligibility).



Services include:
Health care coverage (children)
, Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), also known as food stamps
, Temporary Assistance For Needs Families (TANF), also known as cash assistance, Low - Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP)
, Free or reduced price school meals
, Child Care Works (child care assistance for low-income families)

Operates an After School Program. Offers a variety of activities/facilities such as a full-size gymnasium, art-n-crafts room, game room, computer lab, homework/tutoring program, and an evening meal in the Dining Room.

After school program which provides a home-cooked meal, church lessons, crafts, gym-time, games, along with other various activities for the children.

Head Start is a comprehensive preschool program for low-income ages birth through five year olds. It provides children with a developmentally appropriate early childhood education. The program ensures that young children get health checkups and treatment, oral health screeenings, and that they are fed a nutritious hot meal every day.

Facilities include:
Bushkill, 131 North School Drive, Dingmans Ferry, PA
570-309-7964.

Wallenpaupack North 1, 500 Academy Street, Hawley, PA
570-251-3171.

Wallenpaupack North 2, 500 Academy Street, Hawley, PA
570-251-3171.

Wallenpaupack North 3 (PKC), 500 Academy Street, Hawley, PA 570-251-3172
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Wallenpaupack South 1, 989 Main Street, Newfoundland, PA
570-251-3170.
Wallenpaupack 2 (PKC), 989 Main Street, Newfoundland, PA
570-251-3170.

Head Start is a comprehensive preschool program for low-income ages birth through five year olds. It provides children with a developmentally appropriate early childhood education. The program ensures that young children get health checkups and treatment, oral health screeenings, and that they are fed a nutritious hot meal every day.

Facilities include:

Elk Lake, 100 School House Road, Dimock, PA 570-278-3953
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New Milford, 54 Church Street, New Milford, PA
570-465-7570.

Emergency runaway shelter and comprehensive residential services and educational programs which teach basic life skills and improve the academic competencies of at-risk youth

Residents are given help to complete high school, and encouraged, through the Y.E.S. Scholarship Program, to pursue college or technical training. Residents receive new clothes and shoes and a safe comfortable residence where they can feel at home. Meals provided at each location, as well as supervised recreational activities. Measures are taken to ensure that each resident has access to medical and dental care and psychological counseling when needed.

In addition to providing residential services, BCS YES! participates in the federal Runaway Homeless Youth Program (RHYP).

Emergency runaway shelter and comprehensive residential services and educational programs which teach basic life skills and improve the academic competencies of at-risk youth

Residents are given help to complete high school, and encouraged, through the Y.E.S. Scholarship Program, to pursue college or technical training. Residents receive new clothes and shoes and a safe comfortable residence where they can feel at home. Meals provided at each location, as well as supervised recreational activities. Measures are taken to ensure that each resident has access to medical and dental care and psychological counseling when needed.

In addition to providing residential services, BCS YES! participates in the federal Runaway Homeless Youth Program (RHYP).

Emergency runaway shelter and comprehensive residential services and educational programs which teach basic life skills and improve the academic competencies of at-risk youth

Residents are given help to complete high school, and encouraged, through the Y.E.S. Scholarship Program, to pursue college or technical training. Residents receive new clothes and shoes and a safe comfortable residence where they can feel at home. Meals provided at each location, as well as supervised recreational activities. Measures are taken to ensure that each resident has access to medical and dental care and psychological counseling when needed.

In addition to providing residential services, BCS YES! participates in the federal Runaway Homeless Youth Program (RHYP).

Emergency runaway shelter and comprehensive residential services and educational programs which teach basic life skills and improve the academic competencies of at-risk youth

Residents are given help to complete high school, and encouraged, through the Y.E.S. Scholarship Program, to pursue college or technical training. Residents receive new clothes and shoes and a safe comfortable residence where they can feel at home. Meals provided at each location, as well as supervised recreational activities. Measures are taken to ensure that each resident has access to medical and dental care and psychological counseling when needed.

In addition to providing residential services, BCS YES! participates in the federal Runaway Homeless Youth Program (RHYP).

Emergency runaway shelter and comprehensive residential services and educational programs which teach basic life skills and improve the academic competencies of at-risk youth

Residents are given help to complete high school, and encouraged, through the Y.E.S. Scholarship Program, to pursue college or technical training. Residents receive new clothes and shoes and a safe comfortable residence where they can feel at home. Meals provided at each location, as well as supervised recreational activities. Measures are taken to ensure that each resident has access to medical and dental care and psychological counseling when needed.

In addition to providing residential services, BCS YES! participates in the federal Runaway Homeless Youth Program (RHYP).

Emergency runaway shelter and comprehensive residential services and educational programs which teach basic life skills and improve the academic competencies of at-risk youth

Residents are given help to complete high school, and encouraged, through the Y.E.S. Scholarship Program, to pursue college or technical training. Residents receive new clothes and shoes and a safe comfortable residence where they can feel at home. Meals provided at each location, as well as supervised recreational activities. Measures are taken to ensure that each resident has access to medical and dental care and psychological counseling when needed.

In addition to providing residential services, BCS YES! participates in the federal Runaway Homeless Youth Program (RHYP).

Emergency runaway shelter and comprehensive residential services and educational programs which teach basic life skills and improve the academic competencies of at-risk youth

Residents are given help to complete high school, and encouraged, through the Y.E.S. Scholarship Program, to pursue college or technical training. Residents receive new clothes and shoes and a safe comfortable residence where they can feel at home. Meals provided at each location, as well as supervised recreational activities. Measures are taken to ensure that each resident has access to medical and dental care and psychological counseling when needed.

In addition to providing residential services, BCS YES! participates in the federal Runaway Homeless Youth Program (RHYP).

Emergency runaway shelter and comprehensive residential services and educational programs which teach basic life skills and improve the academic competencies of at-risk youth

Residents are given help to complete high school, and encouraged, through the Y.E.S. Scholarship Program, to pursue college or technical training. Residents receive new clothes and shoes and a safe comfortable residence where they can feel at home. Meals provided at each location, as well as supervised recreational activities. Measures are taken to ensure that each resident has access to medical and dental care and psychological counseling when needed.

In addition to providing residential services, BCS YES! participates in the federal Runaway Homeless Youth Program (RHYP).

Antietam
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Starting Tuesday, children under age 18 can get breakfast and lunch bags at two sites.
Food will be given out through Thursday at Mount Penn Elementary Center and Antietam Middle/Senior High School from 11 am to 12:30pm Weekend boxes will be given out on Thursday that contain extra food.
Children do not need to live in the district to get meals.
Those visiting the distribution sites are asked to stay in their vehicles while staff brings them their food.

Boyertown
Students will be able to pick up “grab-and-go” lunches at Boyertown High School starting Tuesday.
The meals will be available at the school’s loading dock between 11 a.m. and 1 p.m.

Brandywine Heights
Students who qualify for the federal free and reduced lunch program can pick up “grab-and-go” meals starting Monday.
The meals will be available from 8 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. at Brandywine Height Intermediate/Middle School. They will be delivered thro

Programs and activities offered to the community include older adult social clubs, emergency assistance, counseling and youth programs. Youth programs include after school programs, summer camp and open gym throughout the year. Also provides holiday assistance (toys, food, meals) for families in Schuylkill and Carbon Counties.

After school program for all children, age 6-13, includes computer lab, sports, tutoring and a snack. Full dinner meal twice per week. Program follows the Allentown School District school calendar.

Youth classes in basketball, soccer, dance, flag football and cooking are offered during school year. Schedules and age requirements vary - call for information.

Provides weekly meals to the students of Central Dauphin School District. Food offered consist of cereal, fresh fruits and vegetables, pasta, sauce, rice, juice, and more.

- Youth Center: A safe place for youth in grades 7-12 to connect with one another, have recreation, free meals and caring volunteers
- Mentoring: Offers students a place to have safe relationships with caring adults who will listen, encourage and teach life skills. One-to-one mentoring provides a student the opportunity to reach their full potential
- Free After School Tutoring: Offers a safe place to receive one-to-one tutoring in a variety of subjects
- Cross Jr: An after school program for youth in grades 3-5

The 11th and Pike Recreation Center provides safe and fun recreation activities to City youth all year long. During the school year, the recreation center is open every day from 3:30 p.m.-8:00 p.m. and in the summer hosts a playground program daily from 12:30 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.

The center has an elementary-size gymnasium, a game room, homework room, and cafeteria. During the year, daily activities include arts and crafts, board games, sports activities, tutoring, career development workshops and clubs. Some of the most popular clubs include Art and Dance Clubs.

11th and Pike was host to several special events in 2012 including our Easter Celebration and a special visit from Disney’s Phineas and Ferb.

The recreation center serves as a "home away from home" to many kids. They are provided meals every day through our Kids Café program, receive homework help and valuable mentoring time with our qualified staff.

Provides supplemental food to families who meet income eligibility in the Palmyra and Annville-Cleona School Districts.

2019 Thanksgiving Basket Distribution:
Monday, November 18, 10:00am to 12:00pm
Wednesday, November 20, 10:00am to 12:00pm and 5:30pm to 7:00pm
Friday, November 22, 10:00am to 12:00pm
Saturday, November 23, 10:00am to 12:00pm

Kids packs will be available for families with school-aged children, to supplement meals the child(ren) would have otherwise received during school hours, during the holiday break.

Provides food for children during the 11-week period of summer vacation. Each participating child in the Palmyra and Annville-Cleona School Districts will receive 5 days’ worth of breakfast and lunch to replace what they would receive in school. Those who receive free or reduced meals throughout the school year are encouraged to sign up for the program.

Provides supplemental food to families who meet income eligibility in the Palmyra and Annville-Cleona School Districts.

2020 Christmas Basket Distribution:
Monday, December 14, 9:00am to 1:00pm
Tuesday, December 15, 9:00am to 1:00pm
Wednesday, December 16, 3:00pm to 6:00pm
Thursday, December 17, 9:00am to 1:00pm
Friday, December 18, 9:00am to 1:00pm

Kids packs will be available for families with school-aged children, to supplement meals the child(ren) would have otherwise received during school hours, during the holiday break.
2020 Kids Pack Distribution:
Monday, December 14, 9:00am to 1:00pm
Tuesday, December 15, 9:00am to 1:00pm
Wednesday, December 16, 3:00pm to 6:00pm
Thursday, December 17, 9:00am to 1:00pm
Friday, December 18, 9:00am to 1:00pm

For 7 weeks during the summer, the Shippensburg Community Resource Coalition works cooperatively with local agencies to provide the Shippensburg Summer Lunch program. This program strives to improve the quality of life for children residing in the Shippensburg area community by providing meals and healthy living education to help ensure that their nutritional needs are met during the summer break from school. It is also an open site for the USDA Summer Food Service Program free lunch.

This project is supported by the Department of Agriculture, community donations, and volunteers and ensures a healthy lunch and snack to children when school is out of session. Contact the office to learn more about locations in Montour County where meals are served.

This project is supported by the Department of Agriculture, community donations, and volunteers and ensures a healthy lunch and snack to children when school is out of session. Contact the office to learn more about locations in Columbia County where meals are served.

This project is supported by the Department of Agriculture, community donations, and volunteers and ensures a healthy lunch and snack to children when school is out of session. Contact the office to learn more about locations in Columbia County where meals are served.

This project is supported by the Department of Agriculture, community donations, and volunteers and ensures a healthy lunch and snack to children when school is out of session. Contact the office to learn more about locations in Columbia County where meals are served.

Service for underprivileged children. Bags are filled with enough food for 6 meals, and 2 snacks. Bags are distributed to children on Fridays or the last day before school holidays in non-descript bags to not draw attention. Students can qualify for the program based on federal income eligibility guidelines.

Provides children with nutritious food when other resources, such as school lunches and after-school meals or snacks, are not available. Backpacks are discreetly distributed to participating children at schools on Fridays. Each backpack contains 2 breakfast items, 2 lunch items and 2 dinner items.

Offers after school enrichment as well as provides healthy meals, social and life skills development, and a myriad of cultural and educational activities.

Provides free nutritious meals to children and teens during the summer months when school is not in session.

Provides free nutritious meals and snacks to needy children. Free program that works hand in hand with our After School and Summer of Success Programs.

Serving meals to students on the free lunch program during COVID-19 closure. Features drive through service where lunches will be handed out.
The locations will be at Meadville Area Senior High, Second District Elementary, and Cochranton Elementary.
Meals will also be served via MOBILE DISTRIBUTION on the following schedule at https://filecabinet5.eschoolview.com/69AD4E83-B53D-4514-9999-01A68B8828AF/COVIDMealAnnouncement2020_03_24.pdf

Providing breakfast and lunch at the student drop off doors located in the back of the high school. Curbside pick up available or you may walk to the school to pick up your meals. If you do not have transportation and would like meals, please contact the school. Intends to continue the breakfast/lunch program as long as possible.

Keystone STARS participant. Full-time, part-time and hourly rates available. Older toddler and pre-K classrooms, Pre-K Counts Program, and after school and summer programs are available. Individualized programs to meet the needs of every child. Qualified staff and providers with specialized training in child development and developmentally appropriate programming. Meals offered through the USDA Child and Adult Care Food Program. Tuition assistance and scholarships available for eligible participants, subsidized payments accepted (CCW), state funded Pre-K Counts and Infant/Toddler Contracted Slots programs for qualifying families. Secured building entry systems. Outdoor play area. A state licensed and STARS 4 center. Transportation provided for some programs.

Quality childcare and early learning programs for children including Pre-K Counts, before and after school care with transportation to/from many Erie City schools, and summer care. Individualized programs to meet the needs of every child. Qualified staff and providers with specialized training in child development and developmentally appropriate programming. Meals offered through the USDA Child and Adult Care Food Program. Tuition assistance and scholarships are available for eligible participants, subsidized payments accepted (CCW), and state funded Pre-K Counts and Infant/Toddler Contracted slots programs for qualifying families. Keystone STARS participant and State licensed. Secured building entry systems. Outdoor play area. Host site for students from local colleges for practical experience, student teaching and work study. Partners with The Northwest Tri-County Unit's Early Intervention Program and Erie School District in order to provide an inclusive environment.

Provides after school tutoring, a Reading Literacy Program, homework help, daily devotions, a hot meal and an emergent arts experience. Students have the opportunity to participate in a 10 week course in subjects such as mosaic and mural arts, oil painting, photography, timbrels and brass music lessons. The course concludes with an art show and program by the students.

Targets high-risk youth. Presents activities that emphasize reading and following instructions through cooking, arts & crafts, and theater. Provides tutors (volunteers from Messiah College) daily to assist with homework. Organizes special activities surrounding the holidays. Operates a Kids Cafe that provides an evening meal for each student. Offers Peer Helpers: Teen-aged students perform responsible leadership helper roles between staff and their younger peers.

Provides healthy summer meals

Offers a program providing a mini meal, homework help, crafts, music, Bible lessons, and more activities.

Provides supplemental food to families who meet income eligibility in the Palmyra and Annville-Cleona School Districts.

2019 Thanksgiving Basket Distribution:
Monday, November 18, 10:00am to 12:00pm
Wednesday, November 20, 10:00am to 12:00pm and 5:30pm to 7:00pm
Friday, November 22, 10:00am to 12:00pm
Saturday, November 23, 10:00am to 12:00pm

Kids packs will be available for families with school-aged children, to supplement meals the child(ren) would have otherwise received during school hours, during the holiday break.

Operating June 8, 2020 – August 26, 2020

Provides food for children during the 11-week period of summer vacation. Each participating child in the Palmyra and Annville-Cleona School Districts will receive 5 days’ worth of breakfast and lunch to replace what they would receive in school. Those who receive free or reduced meals throughout the school year are encouraged to sign up for the program.

Provides supplemental food to families who meet income eligibility in the Palmyra and Annville-Cleona School Districts.

2019 Christmas Basket Distribution:
Monday, December 16, 10:00am to 12:00pm
Wednesday, December 18, 10:00am to 12:00pm and 5:30pm to 7:00pm
Friday, December 20, 10:00am to 12:00pm
Saturday, December 21, 10:00am to 12:00pm

Kids packs will be available for families with school-aged children, to supplement meals the child(ren) would have otherwise received during school hours, during the holiday break.
2019 Kids Pack Distribution:
Thursday, December 19, 2019 5:30pm to 7:00pm
Location: Christ Church UCC, 200 South White Oak Street, Annville PA

Provides emergency assistance for individuals and families in crisis seeking assistance for such things as food and similar miscellaneous living needs. Referrals made for assistance not offered at facility. Offers a food pantry, meal center, back to school services, winter clothing, holiday and toys programs. Also provides an after school program.

Provides multiple exciting activities during summer and school season for youth of Venango County. In addition to the daily activities, offers things like: swimming, movie day, bowling, picnics, and various other outings. Offers a nutritious meal throughout the summer.

Offers a one-on-one homework assistance and a warm nutritious meal throughout the school year. Many of our activities are learning-based and incorporate STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math).

Provides multiple exciting activities during summer and school season for youth of Venango County. In addition to the daily activities, offers things like: swimming, movie day, bowling, picnics, and various other outings. Offers a nutritious meal throughout the summer.

Offers a one-on-one homework assistance and a warm nutritious meal throughout the school year. Many of our activities are learning-based and incorporate STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math).

During the Summer, Youth Alternatives provides multiple exciting activities for the youth of Venango County to participate in. In addition to the daily activities, we offer things like: swimming, movie day, bowling, bake-offs, picnics, fishing and various other outings. Offers a nutritious meal from 1:00pm to 2:00pm throughout the summer.

During the school year, we offer one-on-one homework assistance and a warm nutritious meal from 3:30pm to 4:30pm throughout the school year. Also provides fun, varied after school activities for youth. Many of our activities are learning-based and incorporate STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math).

Provides multiple exciting activities during summer and school season for youth of Venango County. In addition to the daily activities, offers things like: swimming, movie day, bowling, picnics, and various other outings. Offers a nutritious meal throughout the summer.

Offers a one-on-one homework assistance and a warm nutritious meal throughout the school year. Many of our activities are learning-based and incorporate STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math).

Provides multiple exciting activities during summer and school season for youth of Venango County. In addition to the daily activities, offers things like: swimming, movie day, bowling, picnics, and various other outings. Offers a nutritious meal throughout the summer.

Offers a one-on-one homework assistance and a warm nutritious meal throughout the school year. Many of our activities are learning-based and incorporate STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math).