Provides services to individuals who are not yet ready for the workforce, attend the AAC to continue their education and soft skill sets. The goal is to offer training at this level to transition the clients to an employment setting when they are ready.

Provides services to individuals who are not yet ready for the workforce, attend the AAC to continue their education and soft skill sets. The goal is to offer training at this level to transition the clients to an employment setting when they are ready.

Works with pregnant and breastfeeding parents to educate them about the benefits of breastfeeding. They can also help them start and continue breastfeeding. This program is designed to help increase the number of parents who breastfeed their infants in Allegheny County.

Provides assistance to single mothers in completing their college education. Participants must:

A) Attend and complete an 8-week Economic Stability Class facilitated by WCA staff

B) Earn a minimum of 12 credits annually

C) Maintain a GPA of 2.5 or higher

D) Meet regularly with M3 staff to assist them in staying on track and resolving any issues

E) Work part-time

Operates a residential facility that provides a continuum of care for children displaced from their family home. Includes group home and foster care services for children and youth who don't need the structure of the residential program. All residents attend local schools or the alternative education program on campus. Discharge plans may include family reunification, continuing placement, stepdown to less structure or independence.

Offers:
- BFA degree programs in Animation & Game Art, Fine Art, Graphic Design, Illustration, and Photography & Video
- Professional Certificate programs in Animation, Creative Business, Print Design, Web Design, and Social Media Marketing
- Pre-college studio courses and portfolio preparation
- Continuing Education and Youth Classes offer a variety of credit and non-credit studio and computer design courses for adults and studio courses for youth (Grades K-12). These courses are available evenings, weekends and during the summer.

Multidisciplinary community treatment teams provide intensive, individual support to individuals diagnosed with a serious mental illness in both Lehigh and Northampton counties. Specific services include psychiatric assessment, medication education and monitoring, treatment for co-occurring disorders, behavioral therapy, psychosocial services and education.

A separate, intensive/blended case management unit provides continuity of care for those individuals with serious mental illness residing in Lehigh and Northampton counties who no longer require the intensive level of multidisciplinary assertive community treatment team services.

The Lehigh Valley ACT Permanent Supportive Housing program provides independent, scattered site housing funded through a McKinney-Vento grant to chronically homeless individuals with serious and persistent mental illness. Location Northampton

A registered nurse visits in the home throughout pregnancy and until the baby is two years old. They assist new parents to build strong networks of support, get referrals for health care, childcare, job training and other support services available in the community, find ways to continue education and set goals for the future.

Promotes technical assistance and educational programmming on cardiovascular disease, risk factors, signs of a heart attack or stroke, prevention strategies, and when to call 911. A particular emphasis is placed on reaching disparate populations. Promotes the American Heart Asssociation CPR Anytime kit through presentations in community settings or worksites. Promotes and/or hosts online continuing education webinars for healthcare professionals. Provides educational programs on the Food Guide pyramid, BMI (body mass index), Food label reading, and the importance of exercise. Promotes and provides workplace wellness programs that encourage environmental and systems changes that reduce cardiovascular risks.

Provides academic and social support for students throughout their high school years and aid in choosing, applying for, and meeting the requirements for college acceptance or successful entrance into the world of work.

Provides adult basic education and continuing education courses. Also offers GED preparation, English as a second language, arts instruction, and family life education. Study skills instruction and tutoring services are also provided.

Provides a voluntary program for expectant mothers experiencing an unplanned pregnancy, who need time to establish stability in their lives while knowing they are in a safe and loving environment until they are able to live independently. The program places expectant mothers with an unpaid, compassionate host family before and/or after she delivers her baby, giving her time to adjust, continue her education, find stable employment, and/or locate safe housing. The mom will receive parent education and developmental screenings for her baby; she will be matched with a mentor and will meet regularly with a family coach. Safe Families hostings can last up to one year.

You will meet privately with a professionally credentialed clinician who speaks Russian and will listen to your concerns.
The clinician will help you identify areas in your life that you would like to change and help you develop a plan to make these changes.
You will meet regularly and be supported by the clinician as you take actions to bring about these changes.
The clinician will arrange for you to see a PATH psychiatrist, if indicated.
You will meet with a psychiatrist who will complete an evaluation and may prescribe medication for you.
If you meet with a psychiatrist who does not speak Russian, your clinician will also attend the appointment and act as your translator.
You may continue to see both the psychiatrist for medication appointments and see the clinician for therapy.

You will meet privately with a psychiatrist. A psychiatrist is a medical doctor who specializes in helping individuals with mental health problems. You will discuss, with your psychiatrist, your concerns and review the difficulties you are experiencing. You will receive a comprehensive evaluation to determine if medications could help to alleviate some of the symptoms you are experiencing. If medication is recommended, you are free to accept or decline the psychiatristâs recommendation. If you decide to take medications, the psychiatrist becomes a member of your treatment team and will meet with you on a regular basis to monitor your progress and facilitate your recovery. You may also meet with a nurse who will work closely with the psychiatrist to monitor your progress. You will continue to receive other PATH services that are recommended by your treatment team.

Helps homeless children and youth access Pennsylvania's public schools by removing barriers to a free and appropriate public education. The goal of the program is to have a child's education continue as uninterrupted as possible while he or she is homeless. The program also provides school supplies, transportation arrangements to and from school, and resources to the families of homeless children.

Homeless Children and Youth Initiative identifies students experiencing homelessness and implements strategies to address barriers to enrollment, attendance and participation in school activities. Students experiencing homelessness are entitled under law to
- Education on an equal basis with other children
- Continue to attend their home school of origin
- Immediate enrollment, even if they lack records
- Special assistance for the Allentown School District Homeless Liaison

Note: If a student is in a temporary living situation, he/she may be able to remain in his/her current school. Talk with ASD resources before dis-enrolling.

School district provides education to students grades K-12 in the city of Allentown.
Individuals can enroll fully online using the Sapphire online registration portal here: https://allentownsd-sapphire.k12system.com/CommunityWebPortal/Registration/login.cfm.
Use this link and select “Create a New Account” if individuals are registering a child for the first time. After individuals create their account, an email is sent which contains their validation code. They must enter that code by clicking “Confirm My Email Address” to verify their account. Once they have created and verified their Registration Account, use the same link to login and complete their registration. They may return to their registration form at any time.

United in Recovery is the word we use to promote our work. Each coalition continues its work in a targeted way in each of its communities. But together, we are United in Recovery. Our mission is to bring diverse organizations and individuals together to educate, change policies, expand access and improve treatment for opiod addication.

Preschool for continually learning and growing in an educational setting while getting ready to make a transition into kindergarten. Opportunities are provided for preschoolers to interact and engage socially in a variety of ways. Preschoolers are often free to make their own independent learning choices such as literacy, math, science, music, art and computer skills.

High quality early learning environments have a direct impact on your child’s ability to prosper and develop to their fullest potential. Children who participate in quality learning programs tend to be more successful in school, are more competent socially and emotionally, and show higher verbal and intellectual development.

Providing an infant program that promotes a standard of quality essential for optimal growth and development in the first year of life. Certified teachers provide a nurturing, safe and stimulating "small group" environment. Self imposed limit of 3 infants encourages continuous staff/child interaction.

Children in the play-centered toddler program are guided through development in learning areas aligned with age appropriate PA Learning Standards. These areas include speech and language development, social and emotional growth, physical and motor activities, and creative expression. Also, providing a full day preschool with a well-developed curriculum that is aligned with PA Learning Standards. Our program is child-centered using the Creative Curriculum with learning areas in creative arts, language and literacy, mathematics, social & emotional development, large motor activities (including swim lessons), science and social studies. Learning activities and group lessons are repeated to provide optimal experience.

Provides a tool used to assist foster parents in preparing young adults to live on their own. Utilizing the tools from the Casey Life Skills web-based system, FCCY has developed a program of continuous evaluation and planning, with a strong emphasis on the role of the foster parent.

Offers a home visiting program for first-time mothers. New mothers enroll early in their pregnancies and are seen on a regular basis by a nurse home educator. The visits continue through pregnancy until the child is two.

Dolly Parton's Imagination Libary is a free book program.
Each month a new, carefully selected book will be mailed in a child's name directly to their home. Programming will continue until the child turns five years old as long as you remain a resident of the Berwick Area.

Offers a summer college prep program at Chester High School for rising 9th graders. Course work included writing, mathematics, PSAT and SAT prep, technology, and recreational activities with the goal of preparing students to become scholar-leaders in their schools who will graduate from high school and continue with post-secondary education.

Children's favorite books inspire art projects, music, movement and theater games. Their youngest campers create in a nurturing and caring environment in their drop-off program that combines the art forms to promote socialization, early literacy skills and a lot of FUN.. Led, by Miss Becky, this camp has less transitions moving between spaces than the multi-arts camp, while continuing to provide access to guest Teaching Artists who join the group throughout the week for special activities. Also have playground and snack time.

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Programs offered focus on increasing awareness of career opportunities in healthcare for K-12; supporting students in post secondary health professions programs; continuing education for health professionals; and working collaboratively to offer programs that address unmet needs in the community. Some of the programs we currently offer are PA AHEC SEARCH Academy for High School Students; PA AHEC Scholars Program for Health Professions Students; Community Health Worker Training; Comprehensive Tobacco Treatment Services; Diabetes Prevention Program and Poverty Simulation. Also offer online one year SAT/ACT prep for $60/year.

The competition for jobs is intense. A high school diploma is a necessity. Don't be at a disadvantage! It's never too late to get ahead. We can prepare you for the General Education Diploma examination. Enrollment is continuous.

The competition for jobs is intense. A high school diploma is a necessity. Don't be at a disadvantage! It's never too late to get ahead. We can prepare you for the General Education Diploma examination. Enrollment is continuous.

Offers aging adults and their families support, guidance, education, and social programs to help navigate life transitions and seniors continue to be active, healthy and engaged.
Operates as a cooling center during extreme heat emergencies (Code Red).

Promotes natural resource stewardship and provides scholarships for graduating seniors who will be focusing on natural resources or conservation in continuing their education

Offers a variety of undergraduate and graduate liberal arts, adult education, and pre-professional programs.

Provides the following services:
- Lawyer Referral Service: A public service to connect individuals with the appropriate type of attorney to assist with their legal needs. Pay $50 for a referral and a 30-minute consultation. Anything beyond 30 minutes is between them and the attorney. Not a free or reduced-price service.
- Publishes Lancaster County's weekly legal periodical, the Lancaster Law Review.
- Judiciary Ratings: The Judiciary Committee's ratings of judicial candidates are the only non-partisan source for voters in Lancaster County, and its investigations are based on a broad range of objective qualifications for judicial services.
- Accredited provider of continuing legal education for attorneys licensed to practice in Pennsylvania
- Volunteer Attorney Program: Free legal services for income eligible persons. Intake through MidPenn Legal Services.
- Hosts Law Day events and arranges volunteers for high school mock trials
- The Lancaster Law Foundation is the Association's charitable

Offers adult, continuing education with technical and basic skills courses and services.

Offers apprenticeships, training through business practice firms, classroom training, internships, on-the-job training, and work experience opportunities that prepare people for specific types of employment.

Provides continuing education programs.

Provides continuing education programs.

Provides help to young adults who are homeless and without family support. Young people live in supervised apartments in the community while they are continuing their education or finding and maintaining employment.

Participants will meet with a physician and a social service person for an evaluation of their physical, emotional and cognitive health. The senior will be given a list of recommendations that the team has made to share with their personal physician. The purpose of the program is to educate seniors and their families about services and programs that can help them continue to be active and independent in their communities.

Offers a combination of psychiatric rehabilitation services, peer support services and outpatient treatment services. Services are consumer driven, emphasizing four pillars: Community Integration, Family Inclusion & Leadership, Peer Culture/Peer Support/Peer Leadership and Recovery Planning. The Consortium is also encouraging a holistic approach to care, so we will also be including an emphasis on the Wellness of individuals. Services can be delivered either on site or off site in the community. This offers our members many more opportunities to learn to further integrate and find natural supports in the community. Also will continue to support the many individuals in program who are already working, pursuing their education and/or in vocational programs, while encouraging and supporting those individuals just beginning their quest to do so.

Provides a range of services for children and adults who need additional help in order to continue safely living in their own home. Services include bathing, grooming, medication reminders, meal preparation, housekeeping, companionship, and more.

Awards 100 scholarships to individuals looking to grow their skills in various technology fields. Individuals from underserved communities encouraged to apply.

Supports re-entering citizens upon release from Philadelphia Department of Prisons. Offers paid training in horticulture, landscape maintenance, greenhouse operations, carpentry, and masonry. Training includes job readiness, conflict resolution, health education, and occupational therapy. Also offers social support services. Program graduates receive continued case management support and job placement with partnering employers.

Provides continuing education programs and social events for member dentists. Also helps dentists who are new to the area become settled and established.

Provides interest free loans to Lancaster County residents attending an accredited institution of post-secondary education full-time and who demonstrate financial need. Applications must be submitted by the last Friday in April. Repayment begins 6 months after graduation or withdrawal from school and continues until loan amount is satisfied.

Provides two weeks of life skills and job readiness training, mentoring (continues post-program), trauma-informed group counseling, and job finding assistance. Participants receive a $15.00 per hour stipend and a daily complimentary meal.

Providing career services, placement, and reentry services. After enrollment program details, including participant responsibilities, are reviewed as well as any barriers the participant has that need to be addressed such as securing identification (photo ID, driver's license, birth certificate, social security card., etc.). While the participant is still incarcerated (pre-release), job readiness services are provided along with career exploration and discussions of education and occupational skills training opportunities. Post-release we continue to coordinate education, training, and employment activities while also encouraging participants in their continuation with any, court ordered or voluntary, mental health services and/or drug and alcohol treatment. We also continue to provide supportive services such as bus passes, work clothing, etc. From the date of initial enrollment, we are in contact with participants for about two or more years.

Provides counseling, mandated in some states in conjunction with a 24-hour waiting period, for women who have made a decision to terminate their pregnancy. Counseling provides information about fetal development, pregnancy prevention, the abortion procedure, risks and alternatives to the procedure as well as risks of continuing the pregnancy. The woman may be given written information to review and may be asked to sign an informed consent form.

Provides continuing education, information and referral for the community.

Provides service and assistance to Lehigh County's lawyers, including continuing legal education, the Lehigh Law Journal and the Barristers' Club.

Offers continuing education Advisers are available during day and evening hours; feel free to call 215-881-7400 to speak with someone or to schedule an appointment.

Provides space where elementary students can continue their online education at a host site in their local community with support from adult volunteers when staying at home isn’t feasible and going to school isn’t an option.

Provides a personal nurse to pregnant parents to provide visits to the parent. Offers support to parents in areas such as healthcare, parenting, continuing education, employment, linkage with community resources, fun activities to do with their child, and more.

Provides a home visit program. Pre-natal services are also available. Provides an evidence-based home visiting model which stresses the importance of a parent's role as the primary teacher for their child. Home visits include lessons in parenting skills and education as well as information and referrals for other identified needs in the household. Additionally, weekly parent-child group communication meetings are offered. Group meetings offer participating families to continue to work on their parent-child interaction skills as well as meeting with and socializing with other parents in programming.

Early Childcare programs strengthen families and boost youth development by offering infants, toddlers,
preschoolers and their families early learning readiness experiences and comprehensive child development
programs. Program addresses the development of young children by supporting early literacy, brain development and healthy habit development.
With a swimming pool and gymnasium at our disposal, ours is the only center in the area that offers weekly swimming activities for preschoolers.
All children enrolled in our childcare program will be provided
breakfast, lunch and snack daily.


LOCATIONS
Berwick Area YMCA
231 W. Third Street
Berwick PA. 18603

Y Care II at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
1600 Fowler Avenue
Berwick PA. 18603

Prepares participants for entry-level employment in manufacturing careers, seamless entry into the Industrial Maintenance Mechanic Registered Apprenticeship Program, or continued education. Covers hydraulics, industrial electricity, mechanical components, and programmable logic controls. Offers career counseling, resume development, interview preparation, and job finding help. Readies graduates for PMMI Mechatronics Level 1 and ACT National Career Readiness certification exams.

Offers classes for adult, non-native speakers of English to improve their basic English language skills in order to actively increase their participation in the larger society, continue their education into academic programs, or to prepare for citizenship. Provides Listening Labs where students can further practice their English speaking skills and listening skills.

Offers a CLE program of over fifty accredited ethics and substantive courses annually which provides members annual savings on state required CLE courses, often exceeding the cost of MBA Membership. Provides live, virtual, and online courses.

Coordinates services for Schuylkill County Schools. Services include special education, vocational education and defined mandated services including Continuing Education, Curriculum Services, Instructional Materials Services, Educational Planning, Pupil Personnel Services, and Federal and State Liaison responsibilities.

Provides community and school based mentoring. Partners with parent/guardians, volunteers and others in the community.

Classes gain work skills, to retrain for a new career or are just seeking personal enrichment. Multiple different services and programs available.

Guiding early education and school-age practitioners and childcare providers with achieving quality STAR rating, continuous improvement, applying for grants and awards.

Outpatient Individual Therapy
Traditional one on one hourly counseling focuses on issues such as family of interpersonal relationships, stress, anxiety and other emotional concerns in conjunction with chemical dependency (CD).

Outpatient Group Therapy
Weekly group therapy focuses on strategies for maintaining a sober, healthy lifestyle and developing a supportive external environment for recovery. This group also assists in identifying and resolving emotional/behavioral issues that could lead to relapse. Clients may continue with aftercare following treatment.

Outpatient Family Therapy
This program provides the family with education and support regarding the disease of chemical dependency (CD). We believe that families become ill when one or more members are chemically dependent and that the illness will progress without treatment. The program's goal is to offer awareness and alternatives to the frustration and confusion that results from the disease of chemical dependency (CD).

Outpatient Individual Therapy
Traditional one on one hourly counseling focuses on issues such as family of interpersonal relationships, stress, anxiety and other emotional concerns in conjunction with chemical dependency (CD).

Outpatient Group Therapy
Weekly group therapy focuses on strategies for maintaining a sober, healthy lifestyle and developing a supportive external environment for recovery. This group also assists in identifying and resolving emotional/behavioral issues that could lead to relapse. Clients may continue with aftercare following treatment.

Outpatient Family Therapy
This program provides the family with education and support regarding the disease of chemical dependency (CD). We believe that families become ill when one or more members are chemically dependent and that the illness will progress without treatment. The program's goal is to offer awareness and alternatives to the frustration and confusion that results from the disease of chemical dependency (CD).

Outpatient Individual Therapy
Traditional one on one hourly counseling focuses on issues such as family of interpersonal relationships, stress, anxiety and other emotional concerns in conjunction with chemical dependency (CD).

Outpatient Group Therapy
Weekly group therapy focuses on strategies for maintaining a sober, healthy lifestyle and developing a supportive external environment for recovery. This group also assists in identifying and resolving emotional/behavioral issues that could lead to relapse. Clients may continue with aftercare following treatment.

Outpatient Family Therapy
This program provides the family with education and support regarding the disease of chemical dependency (CD). We believe that families become ill when one or more members are chemically dependent and that the illness will progress without treatment. The program's goal is to offer awareness and alternatives to the frustration and confusion that results from the disease of chemical dependency (CD).

Outpatient Individual Therapy
Traditional one on one hourly counseling focuses on issues such as family of interpersonal relationships, stress, anxiety and other emotional concerns in conjunction with chemical dependency (CD).

Outpatient Group Therapy
Weekly group therapy focuses on strategies for maintaining a sober, healthy lifestyle and developing a supportive external environment for recovery. This group also assists in identifying and resolving emotional/behavioral issues that could lead to relapse. Clients may continue with aftercare following treatment.

Outpatient Family Therapy
This program provides the family with education and support regarding the disease of chemical dependency (CD). We believe that families become ill when one or more members are chemically dependent and that the illness will progress without treatment. The program's goal is to offer awareness and alternatives to the frustration and confusion that results from the disease of chemical dependency (CD).

Outpatient Individual Therapy
Traditional one on one hourly counseling focuses on issues such as family of interpersonal relationships, stress, anxiety and other emotional concerns in conjunction with chemical dependency (CD).

Outpatient Group Therapy
Weekly group therapy focuses on strategies for maintaining a sober, healthy lifestyle and developing a supportive external environment for recovery. This group also assists in identifying and resolving emotional/behavioral issues that could lead to relapse. Clients may continue with aftercare following treatment.

Outpatient Family Therapy
This program provides the family with education and support regarding the disease of chemical dependency (CD). We believe that families become ill when one or more members are chemically dependent and that the illness will progress without treatment. The program's goal is to offer awareness and alternatives to the frustration and confusion that results from the disease of chemical dependency (CD).

Outpatient Individual Therapy
Traditional one on one hourly counseling focuses on issues such as family of interpersonal relationships, stress, anxiety and other emotional concerns in conjunction with chemical dependency (CD).

Outpatient Group Therapy
Weekly group therapy focuses on strategies for maintaining a sober, healthy lifestyle and developing a supportive external environment for recovery. This group also assists in identifying and resolving emotional/behavioral issues that could lead to relapse. Clients may continue with aftercare following treatment.

Outpatient Family Therapy
This program provides the family with education and support regarding the disease of chemical dependency (CD). We believe that families become ill when one or more members are chemically dependent and that the illness will progress without treatment. The program's goal is to offer awareness and alternatives to the frustration and confusion that results from the disease of chemical dependency (CD).

Outpatient Individual Therapy
Traditional one on one hourly counseling focuses on issues such as family of interpersonal relationships, stress, anxiety and other emotional concerns in conjunction with chemical dependency (CD).

Outpatient Group Therapy
Weekly group therapy focuses on strategies for maintaining a sober, healthy lifestyle and developing a supportive external environment for recovery. This group also assists in identifying and resolving emotional/behavioral issues that could lead to relapse. Clients may continue with aftercare following treatment.

Outpatient Family Therapy
This program provides the family with education and support regarding the disease of chemical dependency (CD). We believe that families become ill when one or more members are chemically dependent and that the illness will progress without treatment. The program's goal is to offer awareness and alternatives to the frustration and confusion that results from the disease of chemical dependency (CD).

Provides a program to make sure homeless youth have access to appropriate education while removing barriers that homeless children face. Its goal is have the educational process continue as uninterrupted as possible while the children are in homeless situations. Some of the other objectives of our program are to inform school districts of their responsibilities to homeless children and youth, increase awareness about the needs of homeless children, explain current legislation and policies and provide practical tips for working with homeless children.

* United Veterans Beacon House are a transitional homeless veteran housing and reintegration program.
* Military Support Package Project for military serving overseas and Support Packages to veteran families, Veteran Service Officers (VSOs)
* Veterans in Conflict with the Law (Incarcerated Veterans).
* Team Veteran Leader (a competitive military adventure racing team).
* Veteran information services, casework assistance, counseling resources and referral, 24-hour 1-800-VIETNAM phone line.
* Veteran Leader newsletter, VVnW web sites, Education and Scholarship Programs, FIND-* A-VET Locator program to help reunite Vietnam era veterans, Flag Awareness and community services.

Educational organization delivering science-based information to people, businesses, and communities. Provide access to face-to-face and online education programs dealing with; Animals, Plants & Pests, Natural Resources, Community & Business, Food & Health and Youth & Family.

Prepares young males making the transition from placement to independent living with the skills and resources necessary to become independent and productive members of society.
Live-in house parent supervision, access to normal community life and activities, and availability of New Life Alternative School if needed.
Life skills assessment and life skills plan for each young person.
Formal and informal opportunities for life skills education with a level system leading to readiness for living independently.

Opportunity to continue individual treatment through community and New Life resources.
On-going guidance and support for the client's next step whether it is returning to family, post high school training, the military, or living independently.

Provides primary health care and dental services, including routine well-care with disease prevention screening, immunizations, women's health, non-emergent acute care, and continuity care management of chronic medical conditions.

A free program especially for women who are pregnant with their first baby. Participants can enroll early on in their pregnancy up to the 28th week. A specialized maternal/child nurse visits clients at home during pregnancy and may continue until the baby turns two years old, providing education and support in childbirth and childcare.

Offers adult education including GED preparation, ESL for work, and family literacy classes.