Provides a series of employment exploration experiences for youth by starting them out in the nonprofit and public sectors.
Once youth have displayed basic job skills and a positive work attitude, they are offered the opportunity to attend YouthWorks Job Readiness Training and compete for a placement in the private sector. In general, 14 and 15 year olds participate in career exploration, for which they are paid a stipend. 15 and 16 year olds, as well as older youth with no prior work experience, are placed in entry-level positions in their community for which they receive an hourly wage.

Provides search tool to assist individuals in finding food resources, including food pantries, summer food programs for children, soup kitchens, and senior food boxes.

Offers an after school program for teens that seeks to educate and empower high school youth living in the Homewood-Brushton community of Pittsburgh through a seamless integration of curriculum-based arts programming, leadership development, academic support, and service learning experiences.

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.

Provides seamless delivery of services to Pittsburgh's older adults, providing support to live as independently as possible. Provides art, culture, educational, and social recreational programs for older adults.

Offers community-focused effort to engage youth in participating in community service programs. Targets youth who face economic, educational, or personal barriers such as deficiencies in basic literacy skills, parenthood, and minor legal issues.

Youth of a Nation Program is a service-learning model, designed to educate and prepare students through practical application. Service-learning integrates community service with academic study to enrich learning and teach civic responsibility.

Provides emergency assistance for individuals and families in crisis seeking help with food, clothing, shelter, rent, household utility expenses, and similar miscellaneous living needs.

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.

Offers a two-week camp on the campus of Duquesne University designed for young adults with disabilities to enhance their independent living skills. Teaches individuals how to manage day to day activities.

Provides comprehensive case management, remediation, education with special emphasis on individuals with limited English proficiency, skills training, work activities, job placement, and retention activities, as well as providing supportive services, including payment for childcare. Included in EARN are services especially designed to meet the needs of out-of-school pregnant and parenting youth between the ages of 18 to 22, as well as non-assistance custodial or non-custodial fathers. Work activities in EARN include unsubsidized employment, subsidized employment, paid work experience, and community service.

Provides family support, family development, child development, drop-in activities, community development, warm-line, home visits, and case management. Program is run by the Allegheny County Human Services Department, Family and Community Services.

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 assessments by licensed optometrists, prescriptions for optical aids, and the opportunity to try out aids ranging from magnifiers, writing guides, special lighting devices, and closed-circuit TVs. Prevention of blindness programs including free vision screenings for children 12 months to 6 years of age.

Transportation:
This free door-to-door service provides rides to essential medical appointment or critical service need, such as obtaining a photo ID or grocery shopping. Individuals must live in Allegheny County and meet the program criteria. Appointments requested to be made in advance.

Provides 10 weeks of summer day camp programming for youth. Youth will participate in various activities such as arts & crafts, swimming, field trips, community service, and much more.

Provides access to supports and services for young people, living in Allegheny County, as a diversion to the Juvenile Justice and Child Welfare Systems.

Call if you are concerned about a child or teen who is displaying disorderly conduct, fighting, truant from school, or experiencing conflict with their parent or guardian.

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.

Works closely with the Allegheny County District Attorney's Office and the police to assist in interactions with both entities and work to ensure your rights. Center for Victims is a separate, non-profit organization that serves the needs of crime victims, witnesses, families, and communities impacted by violence.

Offers Rights, Information, and Legal Support; Accompaniment & Advocacy; Counseling and Therapy; Victims Compensation; Offender Release Information & Notification; Victim Offender Dialogue (Restorative Justice Program).

Domestic Violence Services: Protection From Abuse Order Assistance; Counseling & Safety Planning; Children's Advocacy and Counseling; Medical Advocacy.

Sexual Assault Services: Medical Advocacy & Accompaniment Visit.

Provides community based support for families with children ages prenatal through kindergarten. Services include: home visits, developmental screenings, goal planning, parenting classes, Parent Council, Parent Leadership opportunities, Fatherhood group, nurses provide pre and postnatal care and health education, Toddler Class, preschool class, referral to community resources, and fun family activities. A therapist is available to work with parents and children together and to refer to the parent child interaction therapy program.

Offers career preparation, GED preparation, and job search and placement services to out of school youth. Program is run by the Allegheny County Human Services Department, Employment and Training Services.

Offers counseling, life skills education, case management, service planning, and employment service. Program is run by the Allegheny County Human Services Department, Family and Community Services.

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.

KEYS AmeriCorps members tutor and mentor youth and engage them in service to their communities. Members are placed with local schools, after-school programs, and community-based and faith-based organizations.

In exchange for their service, AmeriCorps members receive a modest living allowance and may be eligible for forbearance on qualified student loans, child care, and health insurance. Upon successful completion they may be eligible for financial assistance for their education.

Provides programming designed to reduce the risk factors leading to substance abuse and violence.

Available as a stand-alone program and incorporated into all services for children and youth, Project Rediscovery includes age-appropriate education, refusal and resistance skills, and community advocacy.

Offers family support, child development, family groups and celebrations, home visits, counseling, single parent support group, and case management. Program is run by the Allegheny County Human Services Department, Family and Community Services.

Assists families with a child at risk for out-of-home placement. High Fidelity Wraparound (HFW), in partnership with Allegheny County Joint Planning Teams (JPT). High Fidelity Wraparound is a process used to recognize the complex needs of children and youth with a mental health diagnosis and their families who are involved with several service systems. Wraparound is a way to improve the lives of children with complex behavioral needs and their families. The integration process of wraparound develops an individualized plan of care so that children and youth grow up in their homes and communities.

Provides residential services to children and youth who are diagnosed with a mental illness and are in need of a specialized residential care as they transition home or into another community setting.

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.

Counseling services for youth and adolescents. Offers psychiatric evaluations, peer to peer support individual, group and family therapy, and medication management.

Counseling services for youth and adolescents. Offers psychiatric evaluations, peer to peer support individual, group and family therapy, and medication management.

Provides counseling services for youth and adolescents.

Provides counseling services for youth and adolescents.

Provides counseling services for youth and adolescents.

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.

The Transitional Care Center for Mental Health is a long term structured residence which resulted from a collaborative effort between the Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Butler, Butler County MH/MR/D&A Program, and the Irene Stacy Community Mental Health Center, along with support from Armstrong County and Value Behavioral Health.

Provides Intensive Behavioral Health Services to children and their families in the home, school, and community settings. Therapy and treatment plans address symptoms or behaviors associated with autism, pervasive developmental disorder, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, and more. Offers private outpatient counseling.

Provides Intensive Behavioral Health Services to children and their families in the home, school, and community settings. Therapy and treatment plans address symptoms or behaviors associated with autism, pervasive developmental disorder, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, and more. Offers private outpatient counseling.

Provides Intensive Behavioral Health Services to children and their families in the home, school, and community settings. Therapy and treatment plans address symptoms or behaviors associated with autism, pervasive developmental disorder, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, and more. Offers private outpatient counseling.

Services include foster care services and foster to adopt programs, family and community based services, as well as visitation services. Provides independent living and transitional living services to youth. Also provides after-school programs and truancy intervention services.

The 21st Century Cohort 11 out-of-school time program will provide academic enrichment opportunities to students in grades 1st to 5th from Benjamin Franklin & Lafayette Schools in the Uniontown Area School District. The students from these schools attend programming at the East End United Community Center on Monday through Thursday from 3 pm to 5:30 pm. The other site is at the Waynesburg Central Elementary School grades 1st to 5th from the Central Greene School District. Students attend this program Monday through Thursday from 3:15 pm to 5:45 pm. Both programs follow the school district schedule based on delays, holidays, in-services, etc. There will also be a five-week summer school program that starts in mid-June and ends in late July that will run from 9 am to 1 pm. Finally, both programs receive free dinners through the Child and Adult Food Care Program and Summer Food Service Program.

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.

Provide prevention and educational programs to community groups, businesses, and students. For more information on prevention education programs, please visit the agency website.

Provides residential treatment services for children and adolescents who have developmental disabilities & autism spectrum disorders, as well as mental health issues. Services include community based residential program, therapeutic foster care, and a summer camp.

Venturing is based on a unique and dynamic relationship between youth, adult leaders, and organizations in their communities. Local community organizations establish a Venturing crew by matching their people and program resources to the interests of young people in the community. The result is a program of exciting and meaningful activities that helps youth pursue their special interests, to grow, to develop leadership skills, and to become good citizens.
Venturing crews can specialize in a variety of avocation or hobby interests. Venturing programs are developed around six experience areas of emphasis: Citizenship; Leadership; Fitness; Social; Outdoor; Service.

Provides seasonal after-school programs, teen clubs, service clubs, and organized sports.

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

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

Provides mental health services, referrals, case management, children and adolescent services, system program (CASSP), community hospital integration projects, partial hospitalization, inpatient treatment, and peer support.

Investigates reports of child abuse. Services include Protective/Family support services, Independent Living program to prepare teenage foster children for life after foster care, Foster care, Adoption, Parenting education, and providing nformation and referrals to community services. All calls are confidential.

Provides evidence-based programs for parents, youth, and children that are proven to strengthen protective factors within the family. Partner with community groups to offer programs ranging from a brief workshop to 18 week programs. Descriptions of programs and workshops are available on website.

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.

Provides services designed to help children and their families achieve success with the natural resources that are available within their communities. Services include Behavioral Health Rehabilitation Services, Intensive Care Management, Theraputic Summer Camp, and Family Based Program.

Provides services and supports to assist youth and young adults with a mental health diagnosis overcome barriers to independent living. Focuses on living and housing support, educational opportunities, employment and career advisory, community life functioning, and personal effectiveness and well-being.

Provides services that includes:

• Preventative After Care: intensive in home service used to maintain or reintegrate youth into the community.


• Nurturing Parenting: intensive individualized in-home parenting program. This program is an evidence-based program.


• Independent Living: this service is provided to youth primarily in the foster care or placement system in order to assist with the challenges youth face with living independently.

Provides behavioral health services for youth with mental health conditions such as depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, attention deficit disorder, phobias, post-traumatic stress disorder, and more Treatment is provided in the home, school, and other community settings in order to help improve daily functions.

Provides vision services, orientation and mobility training, and enrichment activities to children and adolescents with vision loss. Offers age-appropriate activities to participants in three age groupings: birth to 5, 6 to 12, and 13 to 18. Provides information, consultation, and direct services to families, partnering agencies and school districts throughout the community.

Provides comprehensive services to children and adults who have experienced sexual violence. Direct services to victim-survivors and significant others include:
Individual and group counseling and therapy
24 hour Sexual Assault Hotline
Medical Advocacy: Accompaniment to hospital
Legal Advocacy: Accompaniment to law enforcement interviews and court proceedings. Support with SVPOS and PFA
Information and referral to appropriate resources
Primary prevention programs, presentations and workshops available to the community, schools and other professional organizations
Act 126 Mandated Reporter Training offered for any agency that interacts with children on a daily basis i.e.: school districts, faith-based organizations, after school programs, etc.

The Sexual Assault Prevention and Counseling Center provides a Volunteer Advocate Training for individuals interested in becoming hotline volunteers.

Before-school program “Wake Up, Washington” includes hands-on educational activities and breakfast for all participants. Available to current Washington Elementary School students.

Provides adults and youth with pre-employment activities, community work assessments, benefits counseling, job placement, job coaching, and follow-up job support services.

Provides adults and youth with pre-employment activities, community work assessments, benefits counseling, job placement, job coaching, and follow-up job support services.

ACHIP is a Lehigh Valley Children's Hospital home visiting program for pregnant women and families with children (birth to age 5) who live in the downtown Allentown area. ACHIP promotes health and well-being, addresses health needs and connects families with the community resources they need.

Provides a short-term residential program for adolescents ages 12-17 years. Provides 24-hour supervision in a structured, treatment-intensive, non-inpatient environment to enable youth to develop a level of functioning that will allow a safe and successful transition to a less-restrictive, community based setting. The length of stay usually ranges from 4 to 6 months.

Enable youth to improve their functioning in the home, school and community by providing structured treatment services during the afternoon and evening hours.

Provides therapeutic activities such as: social skills activities, sharing and listening activities, partner time activities, therapeutic recreation, homework time, community field trips and family outreach.

Enable youth to improve their functioning in the home, school and community by providing structured treatment services during the afternoon and evening hours.

Provides therapeutic activities such as: social skills activities, sharing and listening activities, partner time activities, therapeutic recreation, homework time, community field trips and family outreach.

Enable youth to improve their functioning in the home, school and community by providing structured treatment services during the afternoon and evening hours.

Provides therapeutic activities such as: social skills activities, sharing and listening activities, partner time activities, therapeutic recreation, homework time, community field trips and family outreach.

Enable youth to improve their functioning in the home, school and community by providing structured treatment services during the afternoon and evening hours.

Provides therapeutic activities such as: social skills activities, sharing and listening activities, partner time activities, therapeutic recreation, homework time, community field trips and family outreach.

Provides support services for teens, women and men experiencing an unplanned pregnancy with professional staff and trained volunteers. Includes free pregnancy tests, a limited OB ultrasound, medical consultation and options counseling, education on pregnancy, STD's, abortion, and alternatives to abortion, adoption referrals upon request,
pre-natal and parenting education, baby clothes, baby supplies and baby furniture under an Incentive Program,
assistance with finding housing, maternity only, post abortion support groups or individual counseling, referrals for medical care, financial and legal aid, as well as other community resources, fatherhood mentoring program, teaches abstinence and STD education to schools and local youth groups upon request, offers training in the marketplace to employers and employees dealing with "single parenting /crisis pregnancy".

Affiliated with CARENET, NIFLA and ECFA

Operates seven alternative school programs for troubled young people referred by school districts, juvenile courts, children and youth agencies, and drug and alcohol commissions

Monitors juveniles awaiting adjudicatory hearings or final court dispositions. Designed to divert juvenile offenders who are in need of a highly structured, closely supervised program in lieu out-of-home placement or overcrowded detention facilities. Provides case management, daily home visits, nightly curfew calls, weekly school visits, psycho-educational workshops, advocacy, mentoring, community service, restitution payment, and monthly parent support meetings.

Offers parenting workshops for fathers in Philadelphia, in-person and virtually using Zoom. Also offers individual and group counseling and referrals to other community resources including job training, mentoring, and educational and social services programs. Pays a $30 stipend. Transportation assistance and childcare services are available upon request.

Uses a credible messenger model to prevent and reduce gun violence in Philadelphia’s most violent neighborhoods. Provides teams of crisis workers / credible messengers who ride and walk-through assigned Police Service Areas, mediate conflicts, and build meaningful relationships in the community to help prevent violence. Also provides outreach and referrals to resources to victims of violence crime.

Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) provides community-based psychiatric treatment, outreach, rehabilitation, and support to individuals with severe mental illness who may have co-occurring problems and who may have had multiple psychiatric and substance abuse hospitalizations. This program aims to fulfill needs and achieve goals that have not been met through traditional office-based treatment and rehabilitation services.

The Sellersville team also includes a Forensics Specialist whose primary role is to advocate for individuals as they move through the criminal justice system. The Forensics Specialist also serves as the team's liaison with the judicial system (e.g. police, county corrections, probation and parole officers, etc

Provides academic, recreation, and cultural activities, during the school year and during a six-week summer program. Provides snacks.

Provides academic, recreation, and cultural activities, during the school year and during a six-week summer program. Provides snacks.

Provides academic, recreation, and cultural activities, during the school year and during a six-week summer program. Provides snacks.

Provides academic, recreation, and cultural activities, during the school year and during a six-week summer program. Provides snacks.

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.

Provides a 90-day program for youth exhibiting at risk behaviors at home, in school, or in the community. Includes mandatory twice weekly visits with case managers, twice monthly counseling sessions, and once monthly home visits. Services include case management, referrals for wraparound services, and workshops covering anger management, conflict resolution, college preparation, and more. Uses Positive Action curriculum to deliver workshops.

Provides a 90-day program for youth exhibiting at risk behaviors at home, in school, or in the community. Includes mandatory twice weekly visits with case managers, twice monthly counseling sessions, and once monthly home visits. Services include case management, referrals for wraparound services, and workshops covering anger management, conflict resolution, college preparation, and more. Uses Positive Action curriculum to deliver workshops.

Provides GED preparation and acquisition, leadership development through Youth Council, job preparation, job placement and job retention services, and supportive services. Offers certified, industry-recognized and high demand occupation vocational training in construction trades, forklift operation, PennDot flagger, culinary arts, housing retrofit and insulation, EPA lead paint abatement, and security guard. Community service project required.

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

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

*in person services currently suspended*

SEAMAAC supports students and families who are having challenges with school attendance and performance. Case managers work with families to increase school engagement and connect them to community resources that will support the family. After school programs and summer programs focus on Hip Hop Heritage, cultural connections, and civic engagement.

Provides support for children, youth and families to achieve and maintain appropriate functioning that will transfer to community, home, and the school environment.

Outpatient Services (Ages 5 to 21 years): Provides individual, family and group therapy for children, youth and families who are experiencing difficulties such as traumatic, academic, emotional, or social stress.

Partial Hospitalization and Wellness & Resiliency Programs (Ages 8 to 14 years): Two on-site after-school and summer youth programs that offer intensive and individualized services that integrate therapeutic interventions and academic support.

The RETI-Wrap program connects the Department of Human Services-funded reintegration network and the Philadelphia School District's Re-entry Transition Initiative (RETI-WRAP). Supports children returning from delinquent placement transition back into regular school and community settings.

Provides support for children, youth and families to achieve and maintain appropriate functioning that will transfer to community, home, and the school environment. School Therapeutic Services provide support to children and youth who have emotional and/or behavior problems that make it difficult for them to learn in a classroom setting.

Provides support for children, youth and families to achieve and maintain appropriate functioning that will transfer to community, home, and the school environment.

Outpatient Services (Ages 5 to 21 years): Provides individual, family and group therapy for children, youth and families who are experiencing difficulties such as traumatic, academic, emotional, or social stress.

Partial Hospitalization and Wellness & Resiliency Programs (Ages 8 to 14 years): Two on-site after-school and summer youth programs that offer intensive and individualized services that integrate therapeutic interventions and academic support.

The RETI-Wrap program connects the Department of Human Services-funded reintegration network and the Philadelphia School District's Re-entry Transition Initiative (RETI-WRAP). Supports children returning from delinquent placement transition back into regular school and community settings.

Provides support for children, youth and families to achieve and maintain appropriate functioning that will transfer to community, home, and the school environment. School Therapeutic Services provide support to children and youth who have emotional and/or behavior problems that make it difficult for them to learn in a classroom setting.

Offers after school programming for up to 100 Patterson Elementary School students. Guest speakers visit the after school program to make educational presentations, particularly those focused on health and safety. Services are offered to latchkey, extended day students, and their siblings. All activities are available on weekdays only.

Activites include homework
help, recreation period of games
, leadership skills development, girls and boys clubs
, and anger management group training.

Addresses the behavioral concerns of youth and teens related to their behavioral health diagnosis in the home, school, and community. Services include creation and monitoring of individual treatment plan, case management, crisis management assistance, and mobile therapy that conducts weekly sessions in the home or at school. Community Behavioral Health (CBH) funded.

Provides youth and young adults ages14 to 26 who are impacted by or perpetrators of gun violence with an opportunity to receive paid employment training, skills, and mentorship. Services includes paid job training with local businesses for 3 to 6 months, wraparound support services, job coaching, and monthly community events driven by youth to foster community cohesion.

Provides residential services including moderate-care community residential rehabilitation and supported living. Provides services and support by trained mental health professionals to assist residents in building skills of adult daily living and to gain greater independence, self-sufficiency, and self-confidence, as well as, to enhance overall recovery. A portion of the program is dedicated to serving Transition Age Youth (ages 18 to 26).

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

Provides culturally-responsive, trauma-informed programming and intergenerational activities to all members of the AAPI immigrant community. Programs and services include wellness workshops for parents and youth, racial healing circles, support groups in Chinese languages, youth leadership programs to raise awareness of mental health issues and to improve intergenerational communication, and referrals to culturally situated mental health care for Asian immigrant families in Greater Philadelphia.

Provides early intervention programming for at-risk youth. Services include academic support and referrals as needed, social and emotional competency building, mentoring, recreation, work ready programming, and community service opportunities.

Provides individual and group counseling services to address a range of subjects including, gambling addiction, grief and bereavement, general mental health, anger management, parenting, and weight-related issues. Also offers psychological diagnostic testing, psychiatric and psychological evaluations, crisis intervention counseling, family empowerment programming, and services for delinquent youth.

Provides individual and group counseling services to address a range of subjects including, gambling addiction, grief and bereavement, general mental health, anger management, parenting, and weight-related issues. Also offers psychological diagnostic testing, psychiatric and psychological evaluations, crisis intervention counseling, family empowerment programming, and services for delinquent youth.

Offers a weekly summer learning program with community demonstrations and hands-on learning opportunities for children.

Provides individuals with an opportunity to learn academic, job readiness, and occupational skills by preparing them to make a successful transition into post-secondary education, the construction industry and other high-growth occupational sectors.

The SBBH Team Program is a mental health program designed for youth ages 5 to 13 years who are experiencing social, emotional, and or behavioral difficulties that impair their ability to function in school and other settings. Provides a "clinical home" for youth and families, ensuring that services are accessible, coordinated across child serving systems, integrated with school interventions, and comprehensive in nature. The SBBH Team is based in the school but delivers services to the child and family in the school, home and community settings. By acting as the single point of contact for children and families, the team will assume clinical responsibility for treatment interventions, coordination of care and case management activities.

Services includes breakfast service, after school snacks, and lunch on non-school days, homework support and project supplies, and supervised playtime, arts and craft space, library and music room, creative play space, game room, and multipurpose room. Also included are walking trips to local parks when the weather permits, field trips during non-school days, carnivals, talent shows, holiday celebrations, and other activities.

Works to strengthen and promote charitable giving in Schuylkill County and encourages philanthropy at all levels. Provides comprehensive donor services and responds to changing community needs and opportunities in areas such as art and culture, education, environment, health and human services, youth programs, and volunteer programs.

An evening recreation program for youth with disabilities ages 12 to 21 years (over age 21 as appropriate). Participants enjoy spending time with friends in a safe, nurturing, supportive environment while parents enjoy an evening of respite. The program takes place in locations throughout the community to experience a variety of fun activities. Fridays, 6:00pm to 8:00pm. TSS and other support staff are welcome.

See website for session dates.

Provides community educational sessions as well as one-on-one counseling on Social Security and Medicare benefit planning, long-term living planning, check writing and budgeting, and fiduciary bookkeeping. Helps to develop individualized plans to meet the needs of each client.

Provides education, training, resources, and advocacy to parents with children involved in any of the child-serving systems: Mental Health/Developmental Disabilities; Children and Youth Services; Juvenile Probation; Drug & Alcohol; Special Education.

Offers an eight-week paid employment experience with a challenging life- and leadership skills development curriculum. Provides an opportunity for young people to engage in community building activities and service projects.

We provide three programs that address the needs of persons under the age of 22. They are as follows:

1. Our School-to-Work program is designed to provide high school-aged students with an IEP (Individualized Education Program) transition into the workplace. Through a vocational evaluation by our licensed psychologist and work done by the student in our workshop, the employment potential of the student is enhanced and assessed. In the workshop students develop vocational and employability skills that help them to successfully transition from school to work. If appropriate, students can also progress to participating in transitional work crews in the community. Students are paid at piece rate for the work they do in the workshop and at an hourly rate for community work crew. In addition, at the request of the school district, we can provide job development and job coaching. The School-to-Work program is funded by school districts, the Chester County Intermediate Unit or county programs.

2. The ESY

Operates an outpatient community mental health clinic. Services include individual and group therapy, mental health evaluations, medication management, on-site and mobile psychiatric rehabilitation services, and a wellness program to bridge the gaps between mental and physical health care.

Offers a range of services and programs including early childhood education, after school care, youth programs, camps, arts & culture programming, aquatics, sports, fitness and wellness activities, and programming for members of all ages.

Variety After School Program offers a wide range of Educational, Recreational, Therapeutic, Cultural and Social activities during the after school hours in locations throughout the Greater Philadelphia Region for children with disabilities. Students benefit from high staff to student ratios. Activities offered at Variety help meet or exceed appropriate state and local academic achievement standards in reading and math (based on criterion found in each student's IEP) and improvement in school attendance, classroom performance as well as reduced disciplinary referrals. After school programs can play a key role in engaging youth in the learning process by providing opportunities to explore interests, gain competency in real work skills, solve problems, assume leadership roles, develop a group identity with similar aged peers, connect to adult role models and mentors, and become involved in improving their communities. The program also offers parents and families educational workshops, a Community Advisory Bo

Organizes and mobilizes the community to reduce the risk factors that contribute to youth violence and substance abuse.

Provides supportive services to older homeless adolescents.
Services include:

- Rent assistance

- Basic apartment furnishings

- Funds for food

- Case management, life skills training and parenting

- Clinical counseling

- Transportation assistance
- Utility assistance

- Assistance with developing an Individual Service Plan for independence

- Assistance with mainstream benefits qualification and application

- Referral/linkage to other community resources/services

Provides housing and supportive services to homeless families in the Lehigh Valley.

Services include:

- Rent assistance

- Assistance with mainstream benefits qualification and application

- Case management, life skills training and parenting

- Clinical counseling

- Transportation assistance

- Employment assistance

- Utility Assistance

- Referral/linkage to other community resources/services

Provides an in-home clinical & case management service designed to eliminate the destructive impact of substance abuse problems within families. Comprehensive and coordinated intensive clinical and case management services are provided to families in which children or adolescents are identified as being at risk of child maltreatment, due to substance abuse issues within the family. Any family member or caregiver may be identified as experiencing a substance use disorder. Primary outcome benefits are alleviation of the risk of abuse and neglect of a child or adolescent and the elimination of substance abuse behaviors for the affected individual.

Provides school and community-community based prevention and education. Topics of group focus may include: anger management, communication skills, refusal skills, decision making, conflict resolution, parental divorce, and substance abuse. Services are provided in Lehigh County middle and high schools during the school year as well as community sites throughout the year.

Truancy intervention is provided to identified schools and supported through the United Way and other donation dollars at no fee to the family. Staff works with the school-identified youth that missed ten or more days of school. Services can be from one to two hours per week and may include tutoring, mentoring, and counseling for both the youth and their family. Concrete needs of the family are also addressed. The youth and his or her family may be seen in school, home, or other community sites.

Provides supervised housing/residential transitional living services to older adolescents in care of the child welfare or juvenile justice system.

Services include:

- Community group living

- Life skills (individual/group training)

- Assistance in developing and completing and individual plan for independence and permanency

- Individual apartments: Case Management Services provided

Provides supervised housing/residential transitional living services to older adolescents in care of the child welfare or juvenile justice system.

Services include:

- Community group living

- Life skills (individual/group training)

- Individual therapy (additional per diem)

- Summer education: cultural and recreational events focusing on life skills development

- Also offers (supervised independent living) single apartments

Provides rental assistance and supportive services to homeless families in Luzerne County. Services include:
- Rental assistance
- Assistance with mainstream benefits qualification and application
- Case management
- Transportation assistance
- Employment assistance
- Referral/linkage to other community resources/services

13-bed runaway and emergency shelter for youth open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year offering the following services:
- Shelter (for youths)
- Crisis counseling
- Individual counseling, parent counseling, family counseling, group counseling
- Information and referral
- Transportation to home school provided or enrollment in Centennial School District
- Community integration and recreational programming

Serves students of various York Area High Schools who are in need of life skills classes and connections to community resources to prevent CYF involvement. Provides life skills development classes. Operates from the theory of Positive Youth Development focusing on Safety, Control, Connectedness and Opportunity. The programs utilize trauma informed approaches to engage and work alongside youth.

Provides alternative education programs for troubled and at-risk youth who are struggling with behavioral and emotional problems, including: learning difficulties; drug and alcohol abuse; legal problems; family problems; impulsive or aggressive behavior; lack of self-esteem; mental health issues; ADD/ADHD; oppositional defiance disorder; sexual, physical, or emotional abuse; truancy; school suspensions; and expulsions.

Provides a variety of community center services, education classes, and recreation programs. There are also two locations for older adults to connect with the community, share a meal, and make friends with those who has a common interests.

Offers the following programs: children and family disability services in the form of respite, foster care, behavioral therapy, and support groups.

Offers support to youth transitioning into adulthood through the TIP program.

Serve adults and families through programs such as respite, lifesharing, Life programs, supported living, home care and housing services, community resources and trainings, in-home supports, and adult autism services.

Community Residential Rehabilitation serves as a transitional program for youth who are being discharged from residential treatment centers or psychiatric hospitals who require intensive and flexible treatment services as they readjust to community living. Trained treatment parents provide structured and therapeutic home living environments while a comprehensive array of treatment services are employed.

Provides an array of public library services. This is the first library in Lancaster County to have a supporting partnership with a private organization (Houston Run Community Center) and the first library in the county to be designed as an integral part of a cafe.

Provides an array of public library services.

Additional services at this location:
- Children's programs such as preschool story times, films, baby lapsit programs, toddler time, sign language story time, dog day story time, chess club, book clubs, a variety of special children's programs and summer learning programs
- Community information
- Computer tutor
- Electronic magnifier available to people with vision problems
- Free music concerts sponsored by Susquehanna Bank, daytime and evening programs are offered
- Genealogy room with resources
- Homebound delivery service
- Internet access and technology programs
- Opportunities for life-long learning includes books, audio and video cassettes, CDs, DVDs, magazines, local and out-of-town newspapers and telephone books and large print materials for adults
- Special programs for youth and adults on history, health, gardening, travel, computers, nutrition, cooking, decorating, outdoor concerts, nature, family movies, crafts, book clubs, discussi

Works with students 1:1 and help them overcome barriers preventing them from being successful in school. Some barriers may include academics, behavior and/or attendance.

Works with students 1:1 and help them overcome barriers preventing them from being successful in school. Some barriers may include academics, behavior and/or attendance.

Works with students 1:1 and help them overcome barriers preventing them from being successful in school. Some barriers may include academics, behavior and/or attendance.

Works with students 1:1 and help them overcome barriers preventing them from being successful in school. Some barriers may include academics, behavior and/or attendance.

Provides Before and After School Fun Club. All locations offers supervision and homework assistance, recreation, socialization, and a snack.

Programs to fill children's summer daytime hours with supervised activities. Offers arts and crafts, sports and games, character counts and value lessons, aquatic lessons with recreational swim, and field trips to area attractions including Hershey Park.

Offers physical activities, fellowship, mentoring and Christian education.

Transportation provided: During the summer months these children are transported to the YMCA's Sam's Summer Day Camp site for eight full weeks of camping activities. Also offers membership privileges to 13 to19 year old underprivileged youth. Income verification is required for program participation.

Hosts a variety of specialty sports camps and clinics.

Operates a full-day early learning center focusing on the education, socialization, skill development, and spiritual development of every child. Ofers pre-kindergarten instruction, swim lessons, field trips, rest time, science experiments, dance and rhythm activities, story time, arts and crafts, and much more.

Provides the following programs:
- A state funded Bilingual Spanish/English Drug and Alcohol outpatient program, licensed by the Department of Health, Office of Drug and Alcohol Programs (ODAP), that provides therapeutic services to Hispanic clients and their families who suffer from problems of substance abuse. Services include assessments and evaluations; culturally relevant Latino and American outpatient drug and alcohol treatment for individuals, families and groups; medical referrals when appropriate; chemical abuse support groups; consultation services offering substance abuse education and prevention to families, schools, businesses, medical professionals, social services and community groups; and intervention programs for youth and adults involved in the program.

- A Mental Health Outpatient Center offering assessments and evaluations of mental health disorders, as well as culturally relevant mental health treatment for individuals and their families. This is NOT a crisis center; it is an ou

A school-based, 12-week prevention program for youth who exhibit leadership potential. Students work as a team after school to plan and implement a service-learning project of their choice that benefits their school and community.

LFG participants eligible to attend Kids Kamp overnight camp in June.

Prevents drug, alcohol, tobacco, and gambling through the Student Assistance Program (SAP) program and interrupted program educational intervention for at-risk youth. Attends community meetings, coalition building, and agency collaboration.

- Prepares job seekers for the global workforce through employment and job training services for youth, adult, older adult and dislocated workers
- Enforces regulations and safety standards in the workplace and administers the Commonwealth's programs for community service by young Pennsylvanians
- Administers benefits to unemployed individuals, oversees the administration of workers' compensation benefits to individuals with job related injuries and/or illnesses, and provides vocational rehabilitation to individuals with disabilities

Offers children's classes on Sunday, and youth group on Wednesday. We also have several community outreach events that we put on during the year including: Trunk or Treat, Night of Lights, and Christmas Eve service.

Provides after-school and summer enrichment focused on education, recreation, and social responsibility.

Provides a camp experience that include field trips, science lessons, swimming, sports, arts & humanities, and activities that help campers learn the importance of living a healthy lifestyle. Locations in Shrewsbury and Red Lion.