Provides support for LGBTQIA+ individuls and information on events, organizations, and establishments of interest to members of the community. Advocates for community education, and support. Connects individuals to resources, including medical care, psychiatric support, youth and family opportunities, and more.

Offers youth a variety of academic enrichment programs, attendance support, and Bible clubs. Also offers parent support groups, food pantries, and Bible study activities.

Provides varied after-school programs including Dance & Drama, Life Skills for teenage girls, Career Exploration, 5 on 5 basketball, Music Studio, Change & Explore, Rec Room, and swimming. Parents may get involved with dance and drama by chaperoning and support with teaching.

Provides students with a place to spend their weekday afternoons and evenings. Offers training opportunities, age and skill appropriate tutorial classes, educational seminars, self-improvement classes, field trips, recreational activities, and community service projects.

Offers activities for babies and children of all ages. Programs include My Baby and Me, after-school care, school days off care, teen programs, special needs programs, family and holiday programs, summer day and overnight camps, and more. Please see JCC website at JCCPGH.org for complete listings.

Presents and hosts arts and cultural programs that reflect, involve, and enrich our community. Anchoring the JCC's cultural arts program is the American Jewish Museum (AJM). Musical theater programs are offered for school-age youth and teens and the JCC offers dance classes for all ages.

Offers activities for babies and children of all ages. Programs include teen programs, special needs programs, fitness, family programs, and more. Click here for complete information.

Offers pre-school and kindergarten program.

Offers after-school programming with academic support, along with recreational activities and club opportunities aligned to career exploration.

Provides students with academic programming combined with various enrichment activities and educational field trips.

Offers professional supervision of parental visitation and structured parent training for parents and their children up to age ten. Parents are referred by the court, private attorneys, mediators, and Allegheny County Children, Youth and Family Services

Provides community-based educational seminars, workshops, and other activities that support the enhancement of personal skills in the following areas: Child Care and Parenting Training; Community Leadership; Youth Development and 4-H; Nutrition, Health, and Wellness; Food and Nutrition Training for Low Income Families (nutrition links); Green Industry Business Management (small business); Home Gardening and Landscaping; Horticultural Pest Management; and Pesticide Safety. Other topics may be available upon request.

Offers a drop-in center for youth that provides connections to employment, education, financial literacy, housing, health, mental health and substance abuse services, legal assistance, and parenting resources.

Provides a community environment for LGBTQ2+ youth of color to grow, celebrate, and express themselves. Services offered include HIV/STI testing, life skills groups, and linkage to various services.

Offers Community/Drop-In Center and a shelter for LGBTQ+ youth experiencing homelessness in Pittsburgh/Allegheny County. Also provides emotional support and resources to help LGBTQ+ youth develop the skills needed to live independently.

Provides an After School Program for children age 6 and older and a Summer Camp Program for children in grade 1 through grade 6.

Provides activities to help keep senior citizens active and independent. Services vary and include social, recreational, spiritual, and educational programs. Programs are often supplemented by service projects performed by the Afterschool and Youth of the Nation Youth programs to promote intergenerational relationships.

Assists residents facing issues regarding tenant /landlord disputes, housing discrimination, and tenant council. Provides Outreach Advocacy -- partnering with county government agencies and community leaders to ensure resources and services are available to residents. Palisades Plaza provides programming to encourage positive and healthy attitudes for the youth with the Palisades Summer Reading Program and several other programs and activities for youth programs.

Offers juvenile prevention and/or intervention program that focuses on educating, motivating, and supporting youth and families. Provides a 12-week program that introduces different educational, social, health, and career resources available within the participant's community.

Provides school to adult life transition services for youth with intellectual disabilities or autism. Offers opportunities for the clients to explore their interests and identify strengths and preferences. Includes instructional work classes, vocational assessments, community tours, volunteer opportunities, and paid work experiences.

The Hub is an outreach and drop-in center for runaway and homeless youth. Offers counseling, meals and a computer Lab with internet access.

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.

Provides outreach programs/activities that meet the needs and interest of our youth and adults in the City of Aliquippa and Beaver County, Pennsylvania. Develops and implements initiatives through collaboration/partnerships with faith based and community based organizations, educational institutions (school districts, colleges/universities), local, county, state and federal governmental entities, churches, and human services agencies in the tri-state area.

A community-based center, the goal of which is to promote positive and healthy child and youth development, and to provide parenting skills and opportunities for economic and social self-sufficiency.

Offers after school activities, including a computer center, homework help, Step-It-Up reading program, community service projects, bully prevention meetings, PNC financial literacy sessions, youth council, and gym recreation. Other services including a summer program, computer and internet access for low-income families, high school Action Team club, and Operation Backpack to provide students with school supplies and books.

Offers consultation and education, as well as prevention and intervention with families involved with Allegheny County Children, Youth & Families. Victims of intimate partner violence who are CYF clients are offered assistance through legal options counseling, help through legal processes, support groups, and a CYF advocate, as well as other resources offered through Women's Center & Shelter of Greater Pittsburgh.

Offers youth development programs, health and wellness activities, a computer lab, and volunteer opportunities. Services include: school-age child care, summer day camp, traveling basketball team, group exercise classes, personal training, and Pittsburgh CONNECTS Hilltop Computer Center.

Offers aquatics, basketball, group exercise classes, karate, leaders club, learn-to-swim, low impact and step aerobics, yoga, pilates, pre- school-age and school-age child care, physical fitness, summer day camp, youth employment service, and recreation, volleyball. PHYSICAL FACILITY: meeting and community rooms, gymnasium, indoor swimming pool, barbell center, universal weight machines, exercise rooms, life steps, tread mills, exercise bikes, elliptical trainers, recumbent bikes, men's residence rooms, indoor running track, wellness center, youth play groups, art classes, and handball, racquetball, and squash courts.

Develops and administers after-school programs that help students recover lost credits, receive online tutoring, and prepare for paid internships and permanent jobs. Community LEARNS provides after-school and summer educational, recreational, support, and employment services to students from University Prep at Pittsburgh Milliones Grades 6 to 12. The 21st Century Program provides year-round after-school programs and day camps for Fort Pitt School students (Grades K to 5).

Basic recreational programs: swimming pools, gymnasiums, a wide variety of programs for youth, adults, and families; and physical therapy center.

Team of youth specialists who work with youth, their families, schools, churches, communities, and other agencies to defuse gang-related activity. Services include: crisis intervention to youth and families; support to youth and families in dealing with negative changes in their community; training for professionals who interact with youth involved in violence; and community outreach. In-home counseling is provided, but preference is that youth visit the office. The team consists of City of Pgh. Police, Housing Authority police officers, two community support consultants, and advocates from the Center for Victims of Violent Crime.

Helps youth access daily living skills, education, life skills, employment, housing, and tutoring. This one-stop center serves as a gateway for youth transitioning into adulthood by providing support for those youth who are or have been in the Allegheny County Children, Youth, and Families (CYF) system.

Offers drop-in afterschool programming for youth.

STEM and Fine Arts activities and instruction, cooking classes, and life skills workshops are available regularly.

Provides opportunities for youth to engage in community service and civic engagement activities.

Projects are conducted in partnership with Scouting organizations, local non-profits, and local & state government officials as well as other community service professionals. Individuals and organizations are welcome to reach out to administrative staff to plan an event.

Offers after school snacks and nightly dinner for youth. Youth are also able to assist in cooking and meal preparation on Fridays.

Provides programming for youth to engage in outdoor adventures to learn about nature and survival skills in a fun social context at various sites throughout Pittsburgh. Boot and Rain Gear Lending Program available free of charge. Lunch is provided.

Offers social services to Latino immigrants in and out of Allegheny County. Provides aid to Latino families based on their individual needs, as well as youth tutoring and mentoring.

Provides social, educational, and recreation activities and meals for older adults. Centers have exercise studios and offer a variety of classes.

Offers registration assistance for ACCESS and the Allegheny County Older Persons Transportation (OPT) Program.

Provides social, educational, and recreation activities and meals for older adults. Centers have exercise studios and offer a variety of classes.

Offers registration assistance for ACCESS and the Allegheny County Older Persons Transportation (OPT) Program.

Provides social, educational, and recreation activities and meals for older adults. Centers have exercise studios and offer a variety of classes.

Offers registration assistance for ACCESS and the Allegheny County Older Persons Transportation (OPT) Program.

Provides social, educational, and recreation activities and meals for older adults. Centers have exercise studios and offer a variety of classes.

Offers registration assistance for ACCESS and the Allegheny County Older Persons Transportation (OPT) Program.

Provides social, educational, and recreation activities and meals for older adults. Centers have exercise studios and offer a variety of classes.

Offers registration assistance for ACCESS and the Allegheny County Older Persons Transportation (OPT) Program.

Provides social, educational, and recreation activities and meals for older adults. Centers have exercise studios and offer a variety of classes.

Offers registration assistance for ACCESS and the Allegheny County Older Persons Transportation (OPT) Program.

Provides social, educational, and recreation activities and meals for older adults. Centers have exercise studios and offer a variety of classes.

Offers registration assistance for ACCESS and the Allegheny County Older Persons Transportation (OPT) Program.

Provides social, educational, and recreation activities and meals for older adults. Centers have exercise studios and offer a variety of classes.

Offers registration assistance for ACCESS and the Allegheny County Older Persons Transportation (OPT) Program.

Provides social, educational, and recreation activities and meals for older adults. Centers have exercise studios and offer a variety of classes.

Offers registration assistance for ACCESS and the Allegheny County Older Persons Transportation (OPT) Program.

Provides social and recreational opportunities for Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing (HoH) children and youth to interact with other members of the Deaf and HoH community. Weekly activities and special events are available.

Provides outreach and services to a community that has undergone economic hardship and demographic change in what has been designated a distressed community. Services include a food pantry, fresh market, outdoor food lockers, Thursday night dinners, and youth programs.

Offers mediation services as an alternative to the court for resolving disputes such as: landlord/tenant problems, "fence" disputes between neighbors, disputes involving children/youth, minor civil/criminal complaints, domestic disputes, business/consumer disputes, and multi-party/multi-issue disputes. Offers training on mediation skills and workshops and seminars on conflict management, communication skills building, team building, and negotiation for adults and youth.

Provides services and activities to children, youth, young adults, and their families through year-round programs that are active during both the school year and the summer months. Staff and counselors will assist children and youth with their homework, supervise recreational play, and provide assitance in preparing for post-graduation life.

Provides assessment for substance abuse, and referrals for housing, employment, education, and drug/alcohol rehabilitation. Will provide a meal and box of groceries for those in need. Rec Center for youth provides a safe space for fun and offers snacks and meals. In conjunction with local law enforcement authorities, provides a location where offenders, both youth and adults, can work off court assigned community service hours.

Assists with resume writing, job leads, interview preparation training referrals, and career assistance for adults and youth. A career counselor for youth, ages 14 to 21, helps with job readiness, resume preparation and job search/placement. Free computer classes offered.

Operates a community and recreation center for youth. Sponsors job training and internships at the ministry's coffee shop, where youth can learn the basics of working in customer service. Offers a leadership program for African-American males, a Christian youth Bible study group, outreach to at-risk youth, and community service programs.

Provides comprehensive emergency shelter and outreach services to homeless and at-risk youth for up to 60 days. Staff works with each youth to ensure that their medical, behavioral health, and basic needs are addressed. Additionally, DOCS helps the youths obtain secondary or post-secondary education and/or employment, so that the youth can transition successfully to adulthood.

Offers year-round and summer day camp enrichment programs for children and youth. STEM-focused after-school program, and special interest day camps that focus on business, science, the environment, and the arts.

Emergency Assistance for financially struggling individuals and families in crisis seeking assistance for such things as food, clothing, rent, household utility expenses and similar miscellaneous living needs. Referrals made for assistance not offered at facility. May also offer seasonal assistance, such as school supplies, winter coats, and holiday toys or food where funds are available.

Also offered at this location is The Salvation Army Bridging the Gap program - a juvenile prevention and/or intervention program that focuses on educating, motivating, and supporting youth and families. Candidates for this program are males and females, ages 12-17, who are having truancy, or behavioral issues. Provides a 12 week life-changing experience that will inspire participants to make positive changed within their lives. The program also introduces different educational, social, health and career resources available within the participantâs community.

A Back 2 Work Gear program is also offered for individuals

Juvenile prevention and/or intervention program that focuses on educating, motivating, and supporting youth and families, providing a 12 week life-changing experience that will inspire participants to make positive changed within their lives.

Assists improvement of academic outcomes for Latino youth, while simultaneously building students’ pride in their native language and heritage. Program goals include academic advancement, cultural empowerment, social-emotional development, and family engagement. Students who participate in SOY Pgh also receive a snack and dinner daily.

Assists improvement of academic outcomes for Latino youth, while simultaneously building students’ pride in their native language and heritage. Program goals include academic advancement, cultural empowerment, social-emotional development, and family engagement. Students who participate in SOY Pgh also receive a snack and dinner daily.

Provides winter emergency shelter.

Offers a hot dinner, a place to sleep, personal hygiene and clothing items, breakfast, and non-perishable bag lunch items.

Provides youth events and activities for local 6th through 12th graders at West Sides youth facility.

Provides library services for the community. Adult and youth programs with special clubs offered.

Offers educational, social, cultural, and recreational services; drug and alcohol prevention, youth development; job training, and other programs to meet needs of multi-generational participants.

Programs that provide an alternative, non-residential environment that youth with any of a variety of issues can visit on an informal basis to find mutual support and access to social and recreational activities. People can drop by whenever they like without the need to make an appointment and have the option of participating in whatever activities are currently underway.

Supervised visitations are provided to families who are currently working with Children and Youth Services of Indiana County or families that have been court ordered. Provides opportunity for safe child access in vulnerable custody situations

Provides resources for a peer group of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Transsexual, Questioning, Queer, Asexual, and Allied (LGBTQA) youth. Also hosts 2nd Friday Nights Potluck for a monthly social gathering for the LGBTQA community of all ages, an over 18 Trans Peer Group, and an LGBTQA Senior group.

Provides many youth focused services, including the Pregnant and Parenting Teen program, ECHO (Educate Children for Healthy Outcomes) an educational mentoring program, POWER (sexuality education in schools), Peer Education, and the Common Ground Teen Center.

Provides recreational youth program (Football, Basketball, Boxing, Cheerleading Youth Flag Football and Indoor Rec. Soccer); Summer playground ; adult volleyball; high school summer basketball (boys and girls); youth lacrosse. Vernon C. Neal Sportsplex Soccer U-8 to high school and adult pick up. Youth Flag Football, Summer In-Line Hockey, Summer Girls Jr. High Volleyball)

Provide a confidential safe space where youth can speak about sexual orientation or gender identity/expression issues.

This includes coming out issues, relationship concerns, bullying, school issues, HIV/AIDS anxiety, safer sex information, suicide, and more.

Offers moderated chat rooms for youth ages 19 and younger to talk in a safe space and be able to express themselves without fear of being judged.

Provides a lunch for children during summer school break.

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.

Serves as a public library with digital resources, mobile hotspots to rent, a youth resource center, mobile printing, family literacy programs, and community events.

Empowers families with knowledge and skills to manage their own lives by providing parenting and budgeting education and to provide much needed transportation services for families requiring help with transportation to medical and other necessary services. Services are provided in-home and at the Family Center.

Offers parenting classes.

The American Legion Auxiliary is the largest women's patriotic organization in the world. The organization supports volunteer programs that center on the three major areas: veterans, young people and the community. Through volunteering in the many programs, you develop leadership in the community, have the opportunity to educate the youth and advance the programs of the American Legion Auxiliary. Working side-by-side with women of all ages and different life experiences, memories and life-long frienships will be made.

The American Legion Auxiliary is the largest womens patriotic organization in the world. The organization supports volunteer programs that center on the three major areas: veterans, young people and the community. Through volunteering in the many programs, development of leadership will be made in the community, have the opportunity to educate the youth and advance the programs of the American Legion Auxiliary. Working side-by-side with women of all ages and different life experiences make memories and life-long frienships will be made.

Provides community and wilderness based services for at-risk and court-adjudicated youth and young adults

Programs:
Wilderness Challenge, Boiling Springs PA
Adjudicated males 13-18 years
Short-term outdoor mobile program

Center Point Day Treatment, Boiling Springs PA
Referred males and females 11-19 years
Day treatment program

Flight Program
Any male 17-24 years
(Adams, Bucks, Cumberland, Dauphin, Franklin, Lancaster, Perry, York)
Mentoring and training program for youth aging out of system

WAP (Weekend Alternative Program), Boiling Springs PA
Pre/Post-adjudicated males 12-18 years
10 weekends

GWAP (Weekend Alternative Program), Boiling Springs PA
Pre/Post-adjudicated females 12-18 years
10 weekends

Bridge, Boiling Springs PA
Pre/Post-adjudicated males 11-18 years
150 days

Bridge Prep, Boiling Springs PA
Pre/Post adjudicated males and females 17-18 years
30-45 days

Turning Point, Lancaster PA
Evening Reporting Center for males
Alternative to secure detention

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Diakon Youth Services have a range of community based treatment, vocational training, counseling, and mentoring services for at-risk youth.
- Center Point Day Program @ Diakon Wilderness Center
- The Bridge Program
- The Flight Program
- Greenhouse & Native Plant Nursery
- Turning Point Program
- Weekend Alternative Program @ Diakon Wilderness Center
- Youthful Offenders Program
- Outdoor Group Challenges @ Diakon Wilderness Center

Investigates all allegations of child abuse and neglect, as mandated by state law.

Provides a wide range of services to abused and neglected children and their families. Also provides services to adolescents who are at severe risk due to their behavior or that of their parent.

Services include:

• Adoption Services
• Child Sexual Abuse Center
• Child Welfare Day Care
• Community Education
• Emergency Services
• Emergency Shelter Care
• Family Support Services
• Foster Care and Kinship Care Services
• Independent Living Services for Transition-Age Youth
• Information and Referral
• In-Home Protective Services (SCOH)
• Intake Evaluations
• Residential Placement
• Supervised Independent Living

Investigates all allegations of child abuse and neglect, as mandated by state law.

Provides a wide range of services to abused and neglected children and their families. Also provides services to adolescents who are at severe risk due to their behavior or that of their parent.

Services include:

• Adoption Services
• Child Sexual Abuse Center
• Child Welfare Day Care
• Community Education
• Emergency Services
• Emergency Shelter Care
• Family Support Services
• Foster Care and Kinship Care Services
• Independent Living Services for Transition-Age Youth
• Information and Referral
• In-Home Protective Services (SCOH)
• Intake Evaluations
• Residential Placement
• Supervised Independent Living

Early Childhood Programs:
Children ages three to 12 years old are eligible to participate in programs such as Head Start, day care, after school care, and other education programs from 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m Monday through Friday. Seven sites throughout Philadelphia offer these services. Call (215) 684-1061 for details.

Skills for Life:
This program offers children ages 14 and older opportunities to learn about careers, receive tutoring, learn about and use computers and get summer employment. Call (215) 684-1196 for details.

Summer Youth Employment â Agri-Explore:
This program offers summer employment for 14 to 21 year olds who will work with the Summer Food Program. Call (215) 684-1196 for details.

Recreation, Education and Cultural Arts After School Programs:
Enroll children eight to 13 years old in Freedom Theater, Philly Moves, and/or the Family Service Center, which offers tutoring, instruction in the performing arts, and computer training after school. Sites are located throughout Philadelphi

In collaboration with schools, daycare centers, congregations and institutions, JFCS offers services such as educational programs, parenting classes, peer mediation and trainings to provide youth and teens with skills and coping mechanisms to manage the myriad challenges of childhood, adolescence and parenting.

In collaboration with schools, daycare centers, congregations and institutions, JFCS offers services such as educational programs, parenting classes, peer mediation and trainings to provide youth and teens with skills and coping mechanisms to manage the myriad challenges of childhood, adolescence and parenting.

In collaboration with schools, daycare centers, congregations and institutions, JFCS offers services such as educational programs, parenting classes, peer mediation and trainings to provide youth and teens with skills and coping mechanisms to manage the myriad challenges of childhood, adolescence and parenting.

In collaboration with schools, daycare centers, congregations and institutions, JFCS offers services such as educational programs, parenting classes, peer mediation and trainings to provide youth and teens with skills and coping mechanisms to manage the myriad challenges of childhood, adolescence and parenting.

Provides free self-administered pregnancy test, parenting education, and supplies including clothing for maternity/infant/toddler, diapers, formula, and referrals. Offers youth classes, English classes, computer classes, and baking and cooking classes.

Provides volunteer opportunities for individuals age 55 and older to mentor and tutor disadvantaged or disabled youth in a classroom setting, such as daycare centers, Head Start centers, and schools.

Provides services to youth and the community for the prevention of sexual violence, teen pregnancy, school drop out, gender bias and racism.

Provides family-focused behavioral health to children and youth.
Their care team model provides each child and family they serve with a Psychiatric Services Provider, Therapist, Family Formation Specialist, and Care Coordinator.
* Psychiatric Services: evaluations, assessments, and medication management
* Behavioral Health counseling
* Assessments, case management and support

Composes of two distinct youth care programs housed in one facility. Provides life skills, goal setting, cognitive behavioral programs, a 52-week group curriculum with counseling seven nights a week. Offers family counseling, psychiatric consultation, discharge, and continuing care planning.

Treatment programs for adolescents, usually age 12 or 13 through 17, who have adjustment problems, behavior problems, emotional disturbance, a personality disorder or incipient mental illness. The programs may help youth troubled by low self-esteem, social isolation, peer pressure, bullying, school performance issues, truancy, anger management issues, family problems, grief and loss, sexual promiscuity, sexually transmitted disease, alcohol or drug addiction, eating disorders, oppositional and defiant behaviors, depression and anxiety, suicidal thoughts or other difficult issues

Youth and Money Program: This is an program encourages and prepares youth between the ages of 7-17 to start their own business. Youth will learn basic characteristics of successful entrepreneurs, risks and rewards of running a business, life skills (including budgeting and investing), the importance of a business plan, and steps on how to write one. The Business Center will expose students to skills that translate into successful business ventures, better job opportunities, and enhanced real-world skills.

Advocates on behalf of children who are involved in the child welfare system including abused or neglected children placed in foster homes, delinquent youth sent to residential treatment facilities or adult prisons, or children in placement with specialized services needs. Does not offer direct service work or individual representation, but can answer general questions.

Our Woodland Academy Child Development Center provides day care and youth services for children and families in Philadelphia, specifically in the Southwest section of our city. Serving children between the ages of six weeks and 14 years, our goal is to offer services that are both enriching and stimulating in a safe environment, and provide a safe passage for children to develop into adulthood.

Our after-school "Youth Services Program," located in a newly renovated wing of the center, houses a computer lab, art room, library and a large multi-purpose room. Music, art, and ceramics are some of the enrichment activities children can participate in as part of the after-school program.

Woodland Academy is licensed by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.

Services include:
-computer lab
-tutoring available
-shower facilities
-onsite laundry facility
-exercise equipment
-snacks

Hosting the first annual Northumberland County Grandparents Raising Grandchildren Caregiver Health Fair on Thursday, August 15, 2019. Fair will take place at Sunbury Senior Action Center at 601 Pennsylvania Avenue in Sunbury. Grandparents and other relative caregivers, community members, advocates and professionals are encouraged to attend to meet with over 20 community organizations and collaborative partners for specific resources and services in Northumberland County. Participants will have the opportunity to connect with other families and individuals with similar life experiences and learn more about the Area Agency on
Aging and Children & Youth support groups for this population of caregivers.

Offers a free and confidential helpline in partnership with the School District of Philadelphia as a resource for students and caregivers. Offers grief and loss support, emotional support, and counseling. Provides dedicated service hours for grieving Spanish speakers and LGBTQ2+ youth. Interpretation line supports over 150 different language needs.

Provides peer-to-peer grief support groups to youth, grades K through 12th, and their adult caregivers after the death of someone close to them. Peer groups are available for children, teens, and young adults, and are separated by the developmental age of the participants.Kindergarten to 2nd grade aged children attend groups together with their caregivers. Caregivers can also meet separately in adults-only group meetings.

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.

Provides virtual learning support as well as after school programming. Lunch and dinner will be provided for all youth in attendance. Club registration will be limited to 50 youth per site to begin and comply with all C.D.C. And social distancing guidelines.

Comprehensive Youth Development Afterschool Program. Academic Success: homework centers, college access, goals for graduation. Healthy Lifestyles: Fitness & nutrition, sports & recreation, alcohol, tobacco, and drug prevention, team sports. Good character & citizenship: volunteerism, character building, mentoring, leadership. Provides a wide array of music, drama, dance, theater, vocal, and instrumental classes.

Comprehensive Youth Development Afterschool Program. Academic Success: homework centers, college access, goals for graduation. Healthy Lifestyles: Fitness and nutrition, sports and recreation, alcohol, tobacco, and drug prevention, team sports. Good character and citizenship: volunteerism, character building, mentoring, leadership.

Comprehensive Youth Development Afterschool Program. Academic Success: homework centers, college access, goals for graduation. Healthy Lifestyles: Fitness & nutrition, sports & recreation, alcohol, tobacco, and drug prevention, team sports. Good character & citizenship: volunteerism, character building, mentoring, leadership.

Comprehensive Youth Development Afterschool Program. Academic Success: homework centers, college access, goals for graduation. Healthy Lifestyles: Fitness & nutrition, sports & recreation, alcohol, tobacco, and drug prevention, team sports. Good character & citizenship: volunteerism, character building, mentoring, leadership.

Comprehensive Youth Development Afterschool Program. Academic Success: homework centers, college access, goals for graduation. Healthy Lifestyles: Fitness & nutrition, sports & recreation, alcohol, tobacco, and drug prevention, team sports. Good character & citizenship: volunteerism, character building, mentoring, leadership.

Comprehensive Youth Development Afterschool Program. Academic Success: homework centers, college access, goals for graduation. Healthy Lifestyles: Fitness & nutrition, sports & recreation, alcohol, tobacco, and drug prevention, team sports. Good character & citizenship: volunteerism, character building, mentoring, leadership.

(Student/Parent/Ally, Resource Community). The group is both educational and activity based for youth that identify as LGBTQ+. The adolescents will have the opportunity to connect with peers that identify similarly.
Parents will meet simultaneously discussing the challenges and questions that may arise while raising an LGBTQ+ identified adolescent.

National Learning and Resource Center
Honest to Goodness Project: A set of youth shoplifting prevention and character building programs designed to reduce the number of kids who become involved in shoplifting
National Shoplifting Prevention Coalition
National Self-Help and Support Center
Criminal and Juvenile Justice Center: For criminal and juvenile justice professionals

Through the Sexual Integrity Program, clients learn the way to improve their “love life” by relationship education and self-esteem building. The youth program, Destinations, is the abstinence education division of Crossroads Pregnancy Center, providing education in public schools and youth groups in the community.

Through the Sexual Integrity Program, clients learn the way to improve their "love life" by relationship education and self-esteem building. The youth program, Destinations, is the abstinence education division of Crossroads Pregnancy Center, providing education in public schools and youth groups in the community.

Through the Sexual Integrity Program, clients learn the way to improve their "love life" by relationship education and self-esteem building. The youth program, Destinations, is the abstinence education division of Crossroads Pregnancy Center, providing education in public schools and youth groups in the community.

Through the Sexual Integrity Program, clients learn the way to improve their "love life" by relationship education and self-esteem building. The youth program, Destinations, is the abstinence education division of Crossroads Pregnancy Center, providing education in public schools and youth groups in the community.

Through the Sexual Integrity Program, clients learn the way to improve their "love life" by relationship education and self-esteem building. The youth program, Destinations, is the abstinence education division of Crossroads Pregnancy Center, providing education in public schools and youth groups in the community.

A 24-hour emergency care for children from birth through age five. This service also provides:
A hotline for referrals and support for parents in distress.
Referrals to counseling services and parenting classes.
Links to developmental assessments for children.

Offers drug and alcohol case management, outpatient treatment, referrals, youth programs, educational and training programs. Online educator course available.

The Althea Gibson Community Education and Tennis Center is a nonprofit tax-exempt organization that provides after school and summer camp programs for youth ages 8 to 14. Located in North Central Philadelphia, Pennsylvania the Center is celebrating its 5th anniversary in 2008.

Our mission is building strong minds and bodies through educational, arts and sports programs such as: health /nutrition, graphic arts design, scrabble, gardnering, leadership development, chess, homework help and special projects and initiatives. Although the sports aspect is quite possibly the main attraction for our youth, it is the educational component that will maintain them and provide long-term advancement opportunities.

Provides job readiness training, job finding assistance, and education supports to youth and young adults ages 16 to 24. Services include resume preparation assistance, mock interviews, job placement assistance including paid interships. Also offers transportation assistance, GED prep and testing, other education supports, and incentives for meeting weekly program goals.

Offers structured activities and a safe space for youth. Activities include academic help, cooking classes, coding, conflict resolution training, family engagement, job readiness training, mental health support, mentoring, sports activities, and violence prevention. Provides referral services for families needing additional resources and services.

Summer program for youth.

Provides After school programs for K-8th Grade; After School Youth arts program for 10-18 year olds (Orange Korner Arts), Free Legal clinic every 2nd and 4th Thursdays

Provides a safe space and youth enrichment programming for area youth. Staffed by youth mentors. Services include case management, counseling, career development, educational opportunities, and workshops using the Positive Action curriculum that addresses a range of topics such as digital literacy, conflict resolution, and entrepreneurship. Facilities include computer lab, video and arcade games, classrooms, and a snacks pantry.

In-Home Detention
Located in Philadelphia, youth in this program receive 22 to 25 hours of community based activities per week as well as intensive supervision. Activities are designed to develop competencies, provide education, foster victim awareness and protect the community utilizing BARJ (Balanced And Restorative Justice) principles. Activities include sessions focusing on drug and alcohol issues, sexual health, career development, community resources, and skill development. Additionally, all youth participate in activities coordinated in conjunction with Philadelphia organizations and grassroots efforts. Youth workers monitor school attendance and curfew, and report adjustment and recommendations back to the court.

School Based Social Services
Services are delivered by Resource Specialists in schools located in the Central Region of the Philadelphia School District. Short term case management, brief intervention, and crisis stabilization supports are provided. Youth are identified by school

Dependent Foster Care
Dependent Foster Care services are provided in Pennsylvania to youth including treatment level, mother/baby placement, kinship care, and traditional foster care.

Behavioral Health Rehabilitation Services or "Wraparound"
These services are provided by mobile therapists, behavioral specialists, and therapeutic staff support (TSS) workers working together as a treatment team in Pennsylvania. Services are provided in the home, school and community setting either individually or in any combination depending on the need. The treatment team collaborates with other systems and services being provided to the family. Services must be recommended by a licensed psychologist or psychiatrist and must be preauthorized by the applicable medical assistance payer. Referrals can be made directly to NET by calling (215) 408-4944.

Family Focused Behavioral Health Services:
This Pennsylvania based program is designed to serve as an alternative to traditional "wraparound." A team comprised of a lead clinician, a case manager, and a crisis worker provides intensive support to all members of the family in the home, school, or community setting. Intensive coordination between the

These services are provided in Philadelphia at two staff secured short term residential facilities for adjudicated youth awaiting disposition by the court system. The two facilities are the Firehouse, which is an all boys residential facility and Henry House, which is an all girls residential facility. While in placement, youth receive counseling, medical and dental care, case management services, court representation and life skill supports. All referrals come directly from the City of Philadelphia Family Court.

These services are provided in Philadelphia at two staff secured short term residential facilities for adjudicated youth awaiting disposition by the court system. The two facilities are the Firehouse, which is an all boys residential facility and Henry House, which is an all girls residential facility. While in placement, youth receive counseling, medical and dental care, case management services, court representation and life skill supports. All referrals come directly from the City of Philadelphia Family Court.

The In-Home Protective Services (IHPS) program, located in Philadelphia, will provide case management support to families identified by the City of Philadelphiaâs Department of Human Services (DHS). Families for whom abuse or neglect is indicated or for whom the risk of abuse is high will be referred to the IHPS program. The IHPS program will implement a Family Service Plan, monitor safety of the youth, assist families in gaining access to community and other resources, and assist families in developing appropriate parenting skills. A parent coordinator will develop specific parenting classes or activities designed to educate parents regarding child development, behavior modification and other parenting techniques.

The purpose of LOGAN Hope's Afterschool Program is to assist more children and youth in improving their grades and behavioral development through tutoring, Christian mentoring, and teaching students about God through His word, worship songs, life-skill lessons, games, and trips. To accomplish these purposes, we adopted a Christian afterschool curriculum called Kidtrek. Kidtrek focuses on mentoring at-risk kids toward a Christ-centered hope-filled future. In the long run, we hope the Afterschool program will attract more Cambodian students from the public schools as a broader outreach to the community.

Offers weekly summer day camps for children and youth ages 3 to 5. Includes arts and crafts, STEM learning, field trips, swimming and water play, and more. Serves meals and snacks.

Offers weekly summer day camps for children and youth ages 3 to 5. Includes arts and crafts, STEM learning, field trips, swimming and water play, and more. Serves meals and snacks.

Offers weekly summer day camps for children and youth ages 3 to 5. Includes arts and crafts, STEM learning, field trips, swimming and water play, and more. Serves meals and snacks.

Offers weekly summer day camps for children and youth ages 3 to 5. Includes arts and crafts, STEM learning, field trips, swimming and water play, and more. Serves meals and snacks.

Offers a wide range of programs and services designed to provide youth with support and skills. Provides counseling
, After school programs for youth age 14 and older, education, and social programming.

Assist LGBTQ youth in building the skills necessary to succeed in school, jobs or careers, and the community. Provides activity groups, academic enrichment, case management, internship opportunites, and computer use.

CSI is an affiliate of the State-Wide Adoption Network (SWAN). As an affiliate we conduct adoption services for "special needs" children.
Children who are readily available for adoption through SWAN meet the following criteria:
- Age 5 years or older
- Are a member of an available sibling group
- Member of a minority group
- Have a physical, intellectual, emotional disability or handicap
- May have a predisposition to a disability due to genetic or environmental factors

Children who meet the SWAN "special needs" criteria are in the custody of one of the 67 country Children and Youth Agencies in Pennsylvania as foster children. These children need families who are willing to accept the "demanding job of meeting their special needs, look at their possibilities and help them rebuild their lives." CSI provides adoption services in five county areas ( Philadelphia, Bucks, Chester, Delaware, and Montgomery counties.) Most adoption services are provided at no cost to the adoptive parent(s). Legal fees

CSI is an affiliate of the State-Wide Adoption Network (SWAN). As an affiliate we conduct adoption services for "special needs" children.
Children who are readily available for adoption through SWAN meet the following criteria:
- Age 5 years or older
- Are a member of an available sibling group
- Member of a minority group
- Have a physical, intellectual, emotional disability or handicap
- May have a predisposition to a disability due to genetic or environmental factors

Children who meet the SWAN "special needs" criteria are in the custody of one of the 67 country Children and Youth Agencies in Pennsylvania as foster children. These children need families who are willing to accept the "demanding job of meeting their special needs, look at their possibilities and help them rebuild their lives." CSI provides adoption services in five county areas ( Philadelphia, Bucks, Chester, Delaware, and Montgomery counties.) Most adoption services are provided at no cost to the adoptive parent(s). Legal fees

Offers walk-in access to medical care and social services including STI screening and treatment, access to PrEP (pre-exposure prophylaxis), PEP (post-exposure prophylaxis), HIV care, birth control, and mental health care.

Mission:
The Community CARES Learning Center aims to be a center of community involvement that addresses serious issues facing the communityâs families. The mission of this Center is to provide youth, adults, families, and community members with the resources and programs they need to enjoy a healthy life through innovative fitness, health, education, art, literacy, and family life initiatives. This Center represents a partnership between First Philadelphia Charter School for Literacy (Frankford Valley Site) and New Foundations Charter School (Holmesburg Site). This Center will strive to be a place of learning, enrichment, and growth through Collaboration, Arts, Recreation, Education, and Service with curriculum available to every member of the community.

Description:
Collaborating together to build this new learning center, programs are available to the entire community at both NFCS, located at Torresdale Avenue and Rhawn Street, and First Philadelphia, located at Church and Tacony Streets. Both sites

Works across the country to enforce and promote the rights and well-being of children who come into contact with the justice, child welfare and other public systems. Services and advocacy are focused on minimizing court and systems involvement, promoting fairness in the courts, improving outcomes for court-involved youth, and securing access to services and opportunities.

Mentoring is a one-on-one program where mentors, who are college students or young adults living in the Philadelphia area, get paired up with a youth, ranging from 10-18 years old. The mentor meets with the mentored on a weekly basis, doing various activities with them and just getting to know them and their family. For example, last winter, the mentors took the youth on a trip to New York City, where they had the chance to skate in Rockefeller Center and eat new york style pizza. The mentoring allows for the youth to experience life outside of Kensington, while having an older and godly example to follow.

Beacon programs include after school, youth development and family support services that engage children from birth to adulthood while providing necessary support for their families. Youth development activities include academic enrichment, recreational and cultural arts activities. Family support activities include childcare, early enrichment, parenting classes and peer support groups (including groups for fathers and grandparents). Additional activities and services include English as a Second Language classes (ESL).

Mach-7 (the acronym stands for (Motivation, Achievement, Confidence, Honor ) Mach-7 is a youth development program that teaches character building skills, with an emphasis on solving interpersonal conflict. Our program serves youth ages seven to sixteen. These young people learn very early that they can excel in all they do when motivated and committed.

Academic lesson plans include the General Educational Development (Comprehensive Study Program for the High School Equivalency Examination), and CIERA (Center for the Improvement of Early Reading Achievement) strategies through guided reading.
The over-all focus is on the five subject of the GED examination:
- Language Arts, Writing, Social Study, Science, and Mathematics
- Depending upon student needs, any one of these dimensions can be emphasized during a tutoring lesson.

Provides advocacy and professional support to ensure that public education is a reality for Pennsylvania's most vulnerable children. Focuses on underserved students, including students in poverty, students of color, students with disabilities, English learners, LGBTQ youth, students experiencing homelessness, and students in the foster care and juvenile justice systems.

Provides advocacy and professional support to ensure that public education is a reality for Pennsylvania's most vulnerable children. Focuses on underserved students, including students in poverty, students of color, students with disabilities, English learners, LGBTQ youth, students experiencing homelessness, and students in the foster care and juvenile justice systems.

Provides advocacy and professional support to ensure that public education is a reality for Pennsylvania's most vulnerable children. Focuses on underserved students, including students in poverty, students of color, students with disabilities, English learners, LGBTQ youth, students experiencing homelessness, and students in the foster care and juvenile justice systems.

Provides advocacy and professional support to ensure that public education is a reality for Pennsylvania's most vulnerable children. Focuses on underserved students, including students in poverty, students of color, students with disabilities, English learners, LGBTQ youth, students experiencing homelessness, and students in the foster care and juvenile justice systems.

Provides social services for Asian-American youth and their family. To assist families in crisis through intervention and counseling.

Provides the following services: individual therapy services, family therapy services and group therapy services. Psychiatric evaluation, to include medication consultation, medication management services and the services of a Nurse Care Manager are available. Crisis management and intervention services and inter-agency treatment team meetings are also provided.

Work to Ride (WTR) is a 501 c3, non-profit community-based prevention program that aids disadvantaged urban youth though constructive activities centered on horsemanship, equine sports and education. The program is housed at Chamounix Stables, located in Fairmount Park, Philadelphia. This setting provides a unique opportunity to bring urban youth in contact with animals and nature.

Work to Ride is designed as a long-term program for 7 to 19 year-old youth who must commit to a minimum of one year of participation. It is, however, expected that participants will choose to remain with the program through high school graduation. Work to Ride graduates receive help with college enrollment, and most also choose to return to Chamounix to mentor new participants.