Works to improve maternal and child health through education, advocacy, case management, and information and referral to community-based services. Emphasizes prenatal care, breastfeeding education, health education, and family planning. Also provides postpartum depression screening, intervention and referral, and parenting classes for mothers and their partners. Eligible participants may receive diapers, books, educational toys, and other household items.

Offers a shared living environment for pregnant adults (age 18 and older). Residents are expected to participate in community/household responsibilities. Parenting skills financial literacy/budgeting education are required.

Provides primary health care services to residents of Allegheny, Armstrong, Butler, and Westmoreland County. Offers medical both and behavioral health services. Is a Patient Centered Medical Home.

Services vary by location; call for more details.

Services include treatment for high blood pressure, cholesterol, asthma, diabetes, and COPD services; gynecological services; pap testing; STD testing, treatment and counseling; HIV testing; family planning; immunizations; drug screening, diet and nutrition services; TB testing; laboratory testing; referral services; employment, school and non-CDL drivers physicals; counseling with a Social Worker; peer support services; application assistance for Medicaid, CHIP, VA and Marketplace Insurance; and community education.

Provides primary health care services to residents of Allegheny, Armstrong, Butler, and Westmoreland County. Offers medical both and behavioral health services. Is a Patient Centered Medical Home.

Services vary by location; call for more details.

Services include treatment for high blood pressure, cholesterol, asthma, diabetes, and COPD services; gynecological services; pap testing; STD testing, treatment and counseling; HIV testing; family planning; immunizations; drug screening, diet and nutrition services; TB testing; laboratory testing; referral services; employment, school and non-CDL drivers physicals; counseling with a Social Worker; peer support services; application assistance for Medicaid, CHIP, VA and Marketplace Insurance; and community education.

Provides primary health care services to residents of Allegheny, Armstrong, Butler, and Westmoreland County. Offers medical both and behavioral health services. Is a Patient Centered Medical Home.

Services vary by location; call for more details.

Services include treatment for high blood pressure, cholesterol, asthma, diabetes, and COPD services; gynecological services; pap testing; STD testing, treatment and counseling; HIV testing; family planning; immunizations; drug screening, diet and nutrition services; TB testing; laboratory testing; referral services; employment, school and non-CDL drivers physicals; counseling with a Social Worker; peer support services; application assistance for Medicaid, CHIP, VA and Marketplace Insurance; and community education.

Recovery home and halfway house for males.

Provides early child development services to low income pregnant families and/or have children under the age of three. Services include developmental screenings and assessments, weekly home visits, monthly socialization groups, community resources and maternity support services.

Services for children:
- Weekly home visits with hands-on child development activities
- Parent-child focused socialization's
- Inclusive environment for infants and toddlers with disabilities
- Childcare center

Services for families
- Prenatal education, support and referrals
- Health and nutrition education, support and referrals
- Behavioral health and wellness education and support
- Support for families with children with disabilities
- Various events, activities and volunteer opportunities

A transitional housing program located in Allentown, Pennsylvania that provides a safe and transformative place for women ages 18-21 who are pregnant and homeless or near homelessness. This structured group home setting welcomes expectant mothers at any stage in their pregnancy, where they can stay until their baby is one year old. This person-centered program is designed to embrace each Mom right where they are in life. A team approach allows Moms to work closely with their client advocate, house manager, case worker, trauma-informed counselor, and other maternity home staff and volunteers to address their unique needs and transition to self-sufficient, independent living.

Pregnancy Resource Center
* Pregnancy Services: Offers free and confidential pregnancy testing. Pregnancy options education is available and referrals are provided for healthcare, social services and other community resources.
* Obstetrical Ultrasounds: Offers free and confidential early pregnancy ultrasound to those who qualify.
* Educational Classes: Provides free classes or individualized appointments about: Prenatal care and development, Newborn care, Parenting, Life Skills and Healthy Relationships.
* Baby Boutique: Clients participating in our Earn While You Learn Program earn 'Baby Bucks' when they attend an educational class or appointment. Clients can use their 'Baby Bucks’ to shop at any of our Baby Boutiques in the Lehigh Valley.

NFP nurse helps mother-to-be plan for a healthy pregnancy, prepare for delivery, and get ready to welcome new baby in a safe, loving home environment. Nurse will connect clients with health care and social services, and provide client with caring and compassionate advise to support overall health during pregnancy. During home visits, Nurse provides care, needed support and answers questions to build confidence as a mom and guidance through all the changes experienced.

NFP nurse helps mother-to-be plan for a healthy pregnancy, prepare for delivery, and get ready to welcome new baby in a safe, loving home environment. Nurse will connect clients with health care and social services, and provide client with caring and compassionate advise to support overall health during pregnancy. During home visits, Nurse provides care, needed support and answers questions to build confidence as a mom and guidance through all the changes experienced.

Provides direct services to alleviate a military family's or individual's actual/complete emergency financial burden, as well as counseling and/or recovery support. Emergency financial assistance is in the form of checks paid directly to mortgage lenders, auto mechanics, contractors, hospitals, doctors, dentists and other providers. Other emergency funding assistance, which an applicant receives within 24 to 72 hours, includes the following:

- Financial assistance

- Emergency food

- Emergency home repairs

- Critical baby items: formula, food and diapers

- Home and appliance repair

- Furniture and household items

- Local moving assistance

- Community events

- Wounded Warrior Transitional Family Housing
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Provides individualized recuperative care in the home when special need arises following surgery or illness. Services include Physical therapy, Occupational therapy, Speech therapy, Diabetes care, Oncology care, medication management for seniors, IV therapy, catheter care, medical social services, home health aides, Palliative care, maternal child health care.

Serving mothers during pregnancy and post-delivery, their children, and families through in-home support, counseling, and material assistance. Program Services:
In-home visitation
Person-centered case management
Parenting education
Sibling support
Unlimited home visitation during pregnancy and post-delivery
Health care navigation
Direct support or referrals for childcare, housing, employment searches/application assistance, clothing, and food
Information and education on GED classes /higher education
STD education
Personal finance and budgeting
Assistance applying for benefit and entitlement programs
Access to baby, family, and food pantries

Maternity Home for homeless, pregnant women ages 16-21years of age. Can stay the Duration of Pregnancy, and up to three months after the baby is born.

Lehigh Valley Hospital-Hazleton, formerly Hazleton General Hospital, has 150 beds and provides inpatient acute care, rehab care at Gunderson Center for Inpatient Rehabilitation, emergency care, maternity and home care. It was the first accredited Primary Care Stroke Center in northeast Pennsylvania. In November 2015, the Pennsylvania Trauma Systems Foundation granted Level IV Trauma Center accreditation to LVHâHazleton.

Offers public health and clinic services including family planning, immunizations, STD testing and treatment, lead abatement, emergency preparedness, maternal and child health, limited dental care, in-home asthma trigger assessments, injury prevention, and chronic disease education.

Cradle of Hope is a home for single mothers and their children. It offers housing and support services for up to 6 mothers and their children for up to 12 months in the greater Philadelphia area. Helps individuals develop skills to get full-time employment and permanent housing.

Offers free linguistically and culturally-appropriate health services, education, and social services to pregnant women, children ages 0 to 3, and their families.
Services include weekly home visits providing education and support services during pregnancy through baby's third birthday; education and family support services for families with eligible children at state licensed child care center; services to children with disabilities; and connections to resources for healthcare, housing, and emergency supplies.

Facilitates parent-child activities to promote optimal child development, screens for developmental delays, and ensures connections to early intervention programs. Provides a home visiting service, Nurturing Parenting classes, breastfeeding peer support groups, and fatherhood involvement activities.

Offers free linguistically and culturally-appropriate health services, education, and social services to pregnant women, children ages 0 to 3, and their families.
Services include weekly home visits providing education and support services during pregnancy through baby's third birthday; education and family support services for families with eligible children at state licensed child care center; services to children with disabilities; and connections to resources for healthcare, housing, and emergency supplies.

Offers free linguistically and culturally-appropriate health services, education, and social services to pregnant women, children ages 0 to 3, and their families.
Services include weekly home visits providing education and support services during pregnancy through baby's third birthday; education and family support services for families with eligible children at state licensed child care center; services to children with disabilities; and connections to resources for healthcare, housing, and emergency supplies.

Provides maternity and birth services to women seeking a safe, comfortable, out-of-hospital birth experience in a home-like setting. Focus is on a midwife model providing a high level of personal care and prioritizing uninterrupted skin-to-skin contact between mother and baby immediately after delivery and comprehensive education and support for breastfeeding and lactation.

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.

The Autism Diagnostic Clinic uses a telehealth model to serve residents of Berks, Carbon, Lehigh, Monroe, Northampton and Pike counties. The clinic operates using a telehealth model so that the child is evaluated in their home in familiar surroundings, families do not have to travel for services, and geographic barriers are eliminated. A psychologist and/or developmental nurse practitioner administers the evaluation via teleconference while guiding the parent through activities with the child. Bilingual clinicians are available. The clinic is conducted in collaboration with specialists at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) and St. Christopher’s Hospital for Children. Families receive a same-day diagnosis and the service is provided at no cost to families thanks to funding from the Pennsylvania Department of Health. In 2022, the Autism Diagnostic Clinic was recognized as an Emerging Practice for the early detection of autism by the Association for Maternal and Child Health Programs.

Uses the evidence-based Parents as Teachers model to teach pre- and post-natal health education during home-visits in addition to providing health screenings and referrals for conditions like maternal depression and child developmental delays, health insurance and food benefits enrollment assistance, information on reproductive healthcare, family planning, childcare, and overall socio-emotional support for pregnant and parenting people with children ages 0-18 months.

Helps pregnant women, families, caregivers, and infants affected by a substance use disorder. Produces a document that lists and directs possible referrals for services and supports to provide for the safety and well-being of an infant affected by substance use. Addresses concerns such as safe housing, medical/pediatric care, infant care items and supplies, mental health and substance use treatment, home visiting services, child welfare involvement, transportation, and others as needed.

Provides support in a variety of parenting aspects including establishing a daily routine, hygeine practices, appropriate discipline, healthy relationships, mental healthcare, and more. Also provides connections to stable housing, employment, education on budgeting, or other building blocks that make for a safe, stable home. Consists of three meetings (1-3 hours each) within a two-month timeframe.

Helps to promote early childhood development and school readiness by offering personal in-home visits, parent support groups, resource referrals, health insurance enrollment, child development, and parenting education.

Uses the evidence-based Parents as Teachers model to teach pre- and post-natal health education during home-visits in addition to providing health screenings and referrals for conditions like maternal depression and child developmental delays, health insurance and food benefits enrollment assistance, information on reproductive healthcare, family planning, childcare, and overall socio-emotional support for pregnant and parenting people with children ages 0-18 months.

Helps pregnant women, families, caregivers, and infants affected by a substance use disorder. Produces a document that lists and directs possible referrals for services and supports to provide for the safety and well-being of an infant affected by substance use. Addresses concerns such as safe housing, medical/pediatric care, infant care items and supplies, mental health and substance use treatment, home visiting services, child welfare involvement, transportation, and others as needed.

Provides support in a variety of parenting aspects including establishing a daily routine, hygeine practices, appropriate discipline, healthy relationships, mental healthcare, and more. Also provides connections to stable housing, employment, education on budgeting, or other building blocks that make for a safe, stable home. Consists of three meetings (1-3 hours each) within a two-month timeframe.

Helps to promote early childhood development and school readiness by offering personal in-home visits, parent support groups, resource referrals, health insurance enrollment, child development, and parenting education.

Uses the evidence-based Parents as Teachers model to teach pre- and post-natal health education during home-visits in addition to providing health screenings and referrals for conditions like maternal depression and child developmental delays, health insurance and food benefits enrollment assistance, information on reproductive healthcare, family planning, childcare, and overall socio-emotional support for pregnant and parenting people with children ages 0-18 months.

Helps pregnant women, families, caregivers, and infants affected by a substance use disorder. Produces a document that lists and directs possible referrals for services and supports to provide for the safety and well-being of an infant affected by substance use. Addresses concerns such as safe housing, medical/pediatric care, infant care items and supplies, mental health and substance use treatment, home visiting services, child welfare involvement, transportation, and others as needed.

Provides support in a variety of parenting aspects including establishing a daily routine, hygeine practices, appropriate discipline, healthy relationships, mental healthcare, and more. Also provides connections to stable housing, employment, education on budgeting, or other building blocks that make for a safe, stable home. Consists of three meetings (1-3 hours each) within a two-month timeframe.

Provides intense home visitation by nurses to first-time, low-income, at-risk mothers in Berks and Schuylkill counties.

Provides treatment and follow-up for children and adults with TB disease and TB infection. Provides immunization clinics for children and adults; HIV testing and counseling; home visits for maternal/ child health; monitoring of communicable diseases; and health education programs.

Offers family support services, therapeutic intervention, and case management.

Provides pregnancy test with verification, ultrasound pregnancy confirmation, education about pregnancy and infant care, Lay counseling as needed with parents, boyfriend, or husband, ongoing personal support, post-abortion Lay counseling, and referrals (for medical care, social services, legal aid, and adoption, housing, and foster home care). Assists with planning for future and other assistance depending on circumstances. Offers material assistance with maternity and baby needs. Provides assistance for new Dads: education, mentoring, and STI Testing and treatment for Chlamydia and Gonorrhea.

Provides pregnancy test with verification, ultrasound pregnancy confirmation, education about pregnancy and infant care, Lay counseling as needed with parents, boyfriend, or husband, ongoing personal support, post-abortion Lay counseling, and referrals (for medical care, social services, legal aid, and adoption, housing, and foster home care). Assists with planning for future and other assistance depending on circumstances. Offers material assistance with maternity and baby needs. Provides assistance for new Dads: education, mentoring, and STI Testing and treatment for Chlamydia and Gonorrhea.

Provides pregnancy test with verification, ultrasound pregnancy confirmation, education about pregnancy and infant care, Lay counseling as needed with parents, boyfriend, or husband, ongoing personal support, post-abortion Lay counseling, and referrals (for medical care, social services, legal aid, and adoption, housing, and foster home care). Assists with planning for future and other assistance depending on circumstances. Offers material assistance with maternity and baby needs. Provides assistance for new Dads: education, mentoring, and STI Testing and treatment for Chlamydia and Gonorrhea.

Operates a Community Pantry that provides food, clothing, and furniture items to expectant parents. Offers pantry items including diapers, baby toiletries, undershirts, sleepers, blankets, clothing, pacifiers, bottles, formula, and baby furniture when available.

Provides a maternity home with length of stay eight months including maternity care: prenatal and parenting, independent living skills, after-care plan for mother and child, and adoption referrals.

Provides skilled nursing services including wound care, diabetic instruction, medication management, and intravenous therapy. Offers maternal child health programs, physical, occupational, and speech therapies, Hospice programs; medical social services; home health aides; educational programs; flu vaccine clinics; and blood pressure screenings.

Provides physical, emotional and instructive nursing, medical social work support, as well as physical, occupational and speech therapy when needed for mothers and their children. Offers pre-and post-natal care and instruction, assistance with infants and children up to age 18, will skilled medical needs. Provides care that include assisting caregiver with IV medications or tube feedings or providing ongoing in-home therapy.

Provides skilled nursing services including wound care, diabetic instruction, medication management, and intravenous therapy. Offers maternal child health programs, physical, occupational, and speech therapies, Hospice programs; medical social services; home health aides; educational programs; flu vaccine clinics; and blood pressure screenings.

Provides physical, emotional and instructive nursing, medical social work support, as well as physical, occupational and speech therapy when needed for mothers and their children. Offers pre-and post-natal care and instruction, assistance with infants and children up to age 18, will skilled medical needs. Provides care that include assisting caregiver with IV medications or tube feedings or providing ongoing in-home therapy.

Provides lactation services, prenatal classes, in-hospital visitations, follow-ups, and home visits for lactation consultation. Offers prenatal care.

A home visitation program for new parents. A nurse makes a free home visit to discuss important maternal-infant health issues as well as issues on child development.

Offers a transitional maternity home for up to four (4) pregnant women. Accepts applications at any time during pregnancy, and accepted residents can live in the home up to four weeks after the birth of their child.

Provides case management, education, harm reduction, and support programs for straight and LGBTQ+ youth of color.

A medical facility offering maternity and women's services. Also offers basic childbirth and breastfeeding classes. Certified breast health educators offer classes, provide educational counseling and are available to speak to local civic and social groups. Resource materials may be borrowed and Internet access is available.

Prepared Childbirth Series offers couples expecting a first baby or couples who have never attended childbirth classes. Classes focus on both the physical and emotional aspects of labor and delivery, with emphasis on breathing and relaxation techniques. A virtual tour of the Maternity Unit will be provided. Class is held virtually.

Provides a virtual tour of the labor and delivery area, postpartum unit, and newborn nursery.

Offers maternity housing and support to pregnant women and parents in the community until a child's 1st birthday. Services include, but are not limited to, pregnancy counseling and classes; infant care/parenting skills training; nutrition and life skills classes; pregnancy tests; referrals to medical, mental health, housing, and adoption services; and help with baby items such as diapers, clothing, and formula.

Program seeks to meet the basic shelter needs of the community by providing temporary shelter for people who are in emergency situation, home improvement programs, housing location assistance, and a variety of housing alternatives.
Services and Programs:
A) Temporary shelter and transitional housing
B) Monitoring prenatal and postnatal care
C) Nutrition and health management
D) Childbirth and parenting education
E) Individual and family counseling
F) Vocational education and employment preparation
G) Identification and referrals to community support and medical services

Helps pregnant women and new mothers addicted to drugs, alcohol and/or tobacco. Provides intensive case management through prenatal or postpartum home visits, follow-ups, and substance abuse treatment referrals. Offers drug and alcohol education, and smoking cessation.

Helps pregnant women and new mothers addicted to drugs, alcohol and/or tobacco. Provides intensive case management through prenatal or postpartum home visits, follow-ups, and substance abuse treatment referrals. Offers drug and alcohol education, and smoking cessation.

Helps pregnant women and new mothers addicted to drugs, alcohol and/or tobacco. Provides intensive case management through prenatal or postpartum home visits, follow-ups, and substance abuse treatment referrals. Offers drug and alcohol education, and smoking cessation.

Helps pregnant women and new mothers addicted to drugs, alcohol and/or tobacco. Provides intensive case management through prenatal or postpartum home visits, follow-ups, and substance abuse treatment referrals. Offers drug and alcohol education, and smoking cessation.

Operates as a faith based family living maternity home for pregnant women over age 18. Provides residential care for young women who are in their first or second trimester of pregnancy. Offers individualized case management to help each woman come to a fully informed decision about her pregnancy. Women may stay at the facility through the birth of their baby and up to six months after delivery.

Provides support to mothers living within the community and to women who successfully discharge from the maternity home with opportunity to participate in a free, 12 week program that will help increase parents self-care practices through a positive strength based approach looking at experiences from their childhood to improve relationship with their child. Monthly support offers a meal and childcare.

Provides free health resources including COVID-19 home test kits, face masks, HIV test kits, condoms and other sexual wellness materials and information, pack n' play cribs for new and expecting parents, and air purifiers and filters for early childhood education centers and schools.

Provides free health resources including COVID-19 home test kits, face masks, HIV test kits, condoms and other sexual wellness materials and information, pack n' play cribs for new and expecting parents, and air purifiers and filters for early childhood education centers and schools.

Provides free health resources including COVID-19 home test kits, face masks, HIV test kits, condoms and other sexual wellness materials and information, pack n' play cribs for new and expecting parents, and air purifiers and filters for early childhood education centers and schools.

Provides free health resources including COVID-19 home test kits, face masks, HIV test kits, condoms and other sexual wellness materials and information, pack n' play cribs for new and expecting parents, and air purifiers and filters for early childhood education centers and schools.

Provides free health resources including COVID-19 home test kits, face masks, HIV test kits, condoms and other sexual wellness materials and information, pack n' play cribs for new and expecting parents, and air purifiers and filters for early childhood education centers and schools.

Proivdes Clinical Nutrition, Counseling Services, Discharge Planning, Expecting You (Maternity), Financial Assistance Program, Home Health Care, Intensive Care Unit, Medical Outpatient Clinic, Medical Surgical Unit, Radiology, Rehabilitation and Surgical Services.

Provides comprehensive skilled health services including nursing, home health aides, rehabilitative therapy, social services, maternal child health, mental health, and enterostomal therapy.

Provides emergency shelter for women during their pregnancy.

Provides housing and related services to teens and young women facing crisis pregnancies. Services include parenting classes, birthing classes, life skills classes, assistance with doctor appointments, help with obtaining medical assistance, enrollment in the local school district, GED instruction, job finding assistance, and researching suitable housing.

Provides shelter, care, counseling, and education as an alternative to abortion for pregnant women. Participants will be given the opportunity to learn parenting skills, and receive counseling and job training. After the birth of their child, mothers will receive assistance in securing housing, employment, day care, counseling and support, if required.

Delivers supportive pregnancy counseling to expectant parents, as well as parents of children under the age of one. Counselors provide educational, emotional and material support to individuals and families in either the home or office setting.

Provides supportive pregnancy counseling. Counselors provide educational, emotional and material support to individuals and families in either the home or office setting.

Specially trained Registered Nurses work in the home with high-risk newborns or children with serious illnesses. Teams of professionals to provide parents with education and support to care for their children.

CHIP is short for the Children's Health Insurance Program - Pennsylvania's program to provide health insurance to uninsured children and teens, up to age 19, who are not eligible for or enrolled in Medical Assistance. CHIP is there for your kids with quality, comprehensive health insurance coverage for routine doctor visits, prescriptions, dental, eye care, prescriptions and much more.

CHIP Coverage Includes:

• Immunizations

• Routine Check-ups & Well Visits

• Prescription Drugs

• Dental, Vision, Hearing Services
• Emergency Care

• Mental Health Benefits

• Hospitalization

• Durable Medical Equipment
• Substance Abuse Treatment

• Partial Hospitalization for Mental Health Services
• Rehabilitation Therapies

• Home Health Care & Hospice Services

• Maternity Care

Focuses on behavior stabilization, education, parenting skills, and independent living skills. The youth participate in parenting classes a minimum of five times a week.