Offers in-person and virtual computer skills training.

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.

Offers access to educational/vocational training and employment for public housing families. Other services will include literacy/GED training, after school programs, child and respite care, and support groups.

Provides an afterschool program for teens ages 13-19. Offers lectures, field trips, and hands-on classes about financial literacy, public speaking, post-secondary education, and entering the workforce. A focus on health and wellness is also included; participants have access to the pool and fitness center on Wednesdays. Meals provided.

Offers a space for the community to gather, and learn about and use technology. Public computers are available, and one-on-one technology help is offered by appointment. Also provides a public meeting space and a gaming and entertainment area.

Offers education programs designed to help children develop skills and build academic self-esteem.

Services are available for children of all grades and skill levels, and cover areas such as social readiness, reading, writing, math, and study skills. Offers Orton-Gillingham tutoring for students with dyslexia. Teachers create individualized plans that outline the starting point, goals, and methods to assist each child.

Also offers support in study skills, organization, test-taking, SAT preparation, and credit recovery (summer school).

Provides services including: vocational assessment, in-home counseling, development of support services, and 24-hour crisis intervention. Project Match provides placement services to youth with severe disabilities transitioning from school to work. Services include: career awareness, job training, and workplace literacy.

Offers one-to-one and small group instruction in computer skills, English language learning, math, reading, and high school equivalency (GED/HiSET) preparation. Also provides job preparation assistance and U.S. citizenship classes. Both in person and Zoom classes are available at varying days and times.

Offers courses in basic computer skills, navigating the internet, using email, Windows, Microsoft Office (Word, PowerPoint, Excel), Google Docs, LinkedIn, and job search skills. Both online and in-person classes are offered.

Open lab time is also available for individualized instruction and assistance with formatting a resume or cover letter.

Participants have an opportunity to earn a Northstar Digital Literacy certificate that can be added to their resumes and LinkedIn profiles.

Offers one-to-one and small group instruction in computer skills, English language learning, math, reading, and high school equivalency (GED/HiSET) preparation. Also provides job preparation assistance and U.S. citizenship classes. Both in person and Zoom classes are available at varying days and times.

Offers courses in basic computer skills, navigating the internet, using email, Windows, Microsoft Office (Word, PowerPoint, Excel), Google Docs, LinkedIn, and job search skills. Both online and in-person classes are offered.

Open lab time is also available for individualized instruction and assistance with formatting a resume or cover letter.

Participants have an opportunity to earn a Northstar Digital Literacy certificate that can be added to their resumes and LinkedIn profiles.

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.

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 literacy support services, math support, homework help, summer day camp, and Options Resource Center.

Assistance with post high school plans, including FAFSA form completion, college entrance applications, college visits, and more.

Offers a homeownership education program consisting of online courses and one-on-one counseling. The course is designed to enable clients to make informed decisions during the transition from renter to homeowner. This course places an emphasis on financial literacy for first-time homebuyers, particularly in the low to moderate income population.

Operation HOME has developed partnerships with the Pennsylvania Housing Finance Agency (PHFA), local lending institutions, social service agencies, and local real estate organizations to help reach its goal of creating successful homeowners throughout Western Pennsylvania.

Provides library services and literacy-based programs, including library services, summer reading program, and after school programming. Computers and free wi-fi available for use on site.

Provides case management and information & referral services. Services include linkage to public and private benefits, financial literacy education, and referrals to employment and training programs.

Provides drop-in services for individuals experiencing homelessness.

Offers grab-and-go lunches, charging stations, access to computers, laundry facilities, showers, mail services (clients may use the address to receive mail), and information and referral to other agencies/services.

Offers homework help, reading and math assistance, group counseling, cultural activities and outings, career exploration, and behavioral health.

Offers help to young people with homework, reading, and math. Offers group counseling, cultural activities, and outings.

Makes technology available to people most in need through refurbished equipment, computer literacy resources, training, and support.

Provides assessments, instruction in reading and writing, and tutoring. Remedial reading provided. Located at the School of Education, Duquesne University. Pre-enrollment is required through school district. This provider is willing to implement an IEP developed in another program.

Provides services and support designed to increase student learning and achievement in reading. The center's programs and services offer Allegheny County educators access to professional development, high quality materials and resources to transform and sustain effective reading instruction in grades Kindergarten to 8.

Provides an early childhood home visiting program for families with children. Focuses on early literacy and school readiness, using education to break the cycle of poverty for families.

Provides one free book sent directly to a child's home every month until age 5.

Offers instruction in reading and literacy.

Serves as the Coordinated Entry General Assessment Agency for Lawrence County.

Offers comprehensive supportive services for individuals and families experiencing homelessness; assists them to obtain and retain housing, increase their income, and move toward self-sufficiency.

Provides individualized financial literacy and/or budgeting assistance, help finding suitable housing in the location of the participant's choice, assistance with landlord/participant negotiations. Helps to secure and maintain utility services for participants, and assists them to get furnishings, utensils, and other necessary living items.

Provides emergency relief for bills and rent to prevent termination or eviction as well as offers assistance for security deposits. Can also help with car repairs by purchasing replacement car parts (up to $250), but will not cover the cost of labor.

Provides tutoring services through programs that cover Adult Basic Education (ABE), English as a Second Language (ESL), Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL ), Citizenship preparation, and General Equivalency Diploma (GED) test preparation. Also offers a children’s literacy program and a baby book bag program.

Provides books, periodicals, videotapes, and other materials for loan. Offers fax, computers, and internet access; story hour, reading, and crafts programs for children; and adult literacy tutoring services. Serves as warming/cooling center during periods of extreme cold/heat.

A home visiting program for children who are two years old that focuses on parent-child interaction and pre-literacy skills to prepare children to succeed in school. Participating families are given educational books and toys and are visited weekly for two times a week for 23 weeks.

Provides one to one and small group instruction to individuals that cannot read.

Loans books, magazines, audio cassettes, compact discs, records, video cassettes, puppets, and vertical information files. Offers public computers and Internet access. Also provides in-house and telephone reference services, Inter-library Loan, and reference materials including CD-ROM databases. Serves as warming/cooling center during periods of extreme cold/heat.

Supports fathers and father figures through educational programs and career development assistance. Stipends are provided to enrolled clients who participate in sessions to help assist with transportation, food, or childcare expenses incurred while participating. Offers family outings, certificates and certifications, and provides information about and referrals to additional services.

Supports fathers and father figures through educational programs and career development assistance. Stipends are provided to enrolled clients who participate in sessions to help assist with transportation, food, or childcare expenses incurred while participating. Offers family outings, certificates and certifications, and provides information about and referrals to additional services.

Supports fathers and father figures through educational programs and career development assistance. Stipends are provided to enrolled clients who participate in sessions to help assist with transportation, food, or childcare expenses incurred while participating. Offers family outings, certificates and certifications, and provides information about and referrals to additional services.

Supports fathers and father figures through educational programs and career development assistance. Stipends are provided to enrolled clients who participate in sessions to help assist with transportation, food, or childcare expenses incurred while participating. Offers family outings, certificates and certifications, and provides information about and referrals to additional services.

In-home visiting program that helps parents through support and knowledge.

Each family that enrolls in the program is assigned a Parent Educator who brings them activities that are developmentally appropriate for their children, books to encourage literacy, information about key parenting topics, and connections to resources.

wYse Women Workshops are financial literacy workshops offered several times per year at no charge to the community. Topics have included: balancing a budget, social security, retirement planning, identity theft, Medicare, and investing.

Offers training, support and classes for those seeking to learn new technology skills or improve upon technology skills.

Technology classes are offered in small class sizes (8 people maximum) that meet morning, afternoon, or evening starting at the beginning of each month. Over 20 different classes offered, which include Computer Basics, Windows 11, Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Smartphones and Tablets, Virtual QuickBooks Online, Canva, Social Media for Seniors.

These classes provide a comfortable learning environment, sensitivity to beginners, private tutoring, practice time, and financial assistance.

Provides adult literacy programs that helps individuals improve reading skills.

Offers PA State regulated childcare, as well as literacy programs and Early Head Start. Parents can apply through the Early Learning Resource Center for funding for childcare if needed.

Offers basic adult education in the areas of reading, writing, math, computer literacy, ESL and GED test preparation.

Invites teens to participate in Teen Reading Lounge, an award-winning interactive book club designed exclusively for teens by the Pennsylvania Humanities Council.

Provides adult education services, including GED preparation, English as a Second Language (ESL), and digital literacy classes. Helps participants improve their skills in order to gain employment or enter post-secondary education.

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

Non-profit organization that provides after-school programs, arts activities, athletic programs, literacy instruction, recreation/leisure activities, STEAM lessons for children, tutoring and homework help for children and adolescents, and senior programs.

Provides seniors with essential digital skills. Offers interactive workshops, personalized assistance, and comprehensive tech support covering computers, smartphones, etc. Additional computer classes for adults include basic skills, internet usage, Microsoft office product instruction, and career search skills. Library also provides Northstar Digital Literacy for all adults, offering training modules and certificates.

Provides fun and educational summer programming for children from Preschool through Teens

Public library. Call or check website for events and programs.
Offers summer programs.

Public library. Call or check website for events and programs.
Offers summer programs.

Reach Out and Read (ROR) is a national pediatric early literacy program. The mission of Reach Out and Read is to make literacy promotion a standard part of pediatric primary care, so that children grow up with books and a love of reading. Reach Out and Read trains doctors and nurses to advise parents about the importance of reading aloud and to give new books to children at pediatric well visits (check-ups) from 6 months to 5 years of age, with a special focus on children growing up in poverty. By building on the unique relationship between parents and medical providers, Reach Out and Read helps families and communities encourage early literacy skills so children enter school prepared for success in reading.

Reach Out and Read (ROR) is a national pediatric early literacy program. The mission of Reach Out and Read is to make literacy promotion a standard part of pediatric primary care, so that children grow up with books and a love of reading. Reach Out and Read trains doctors and nurses to advise parents about the importance of reading aloud and to give new books to children at pediatric well visits (check-ups) from 6 months to 5 years of age, with a special focus on children growing up in poverty. By building on the unique relationship between parents and medical providers, Reach Out and Read helps families and communities encourage early literacy skills so children enter school prepared for success in reading.

Reach Out and Read (ROR) is a national pediatric early literacy program. The mission of Reach Out and Read is to make literacy promotion a standard part of pediatric primary care, so that children grow up with books and a love of reading. Reach Out and Read trains doctors and nurses to advise parents about the importance of reading aloud and to give new books to children at pediatric well visits (check-ups) from 6 months to 5 years of age, with a special focus on children growing up in poverty. By building on the unique relationship between parents and medical providers, Reach Out and Read helps families and communities encourage early literacy skills so children enter school prepared for success in reading.

Reach Out and Read (ROR) is a national pediatric early literacy program. The mission of Reach Out and Read is to make literacy promotion a standard part of pediatric primary care, so that children grow up with books and a love of reading. Reach Out and Read trains doctors and nurses to advise parents about the importance of reading aloud and to give new books to children at pediatric well visits (check-ups) from 6 months to 5 years of age, with a special focus on children growing up in poverty. By building on the unique relationship between parents and medical providers, Reach Out and Read helps families and communities encourage early literacy skills so children enter school prepared for success in reading.

Reach Out and Read (ROR) is a national pediatric early literacy program. The mission of Reach Out and Read is to make literacy promotion a standard part of pediatric primary care, so that children grow up with books and a love of reading. Reach Out and Read trains doctors and nurses to advise parents about the importance of reading aloud and to give new books to children at pediatric well visits (check-ups) from 6 months to 5 years of age, with a special focus on children growing up in poverty. By building on the unique relationship between parents and medical providers, Reach Out and Read helps families and communities encourage early literacy skills so children enter school prepared for success in reading.

Reach Out and Read (ROR) is a national pediatric early literacy program. The mission of Reach Out and Read is to make literacy promotion a standard part of pediatric primary care, so that children grow up with books and a love of reading. Reach Out and Read trains doctors and nurses to advise parents about the importance of reading aloud and to give new books to children at pediatric well visits (check-ups) from 6 months to 5 years of age, with a special focus on children growing up in poverty. By building on the unique relationship between parents and medical providers, Reach Out and Read helps families and communities encourage early literacy skills so children enter school prepared for success in reading.

Luzerne County Head Start, Inc. is a federal and state funded early childhood education program that focuses on promoting the school readiness of eligible children ages 3 to 5 through family involvement, health and nutrition, education and family social services. The Head Start program is designed to increase children’s literacy, cognitive development, and social-emotional development, as well as support children’s health and well-being. Children receive vision, hearing and lead screenings on-site and are provided with a nutritious breakfast and lunch daily.

Head Start is a childhood education program that focuses on promoting the school readiness of eligible children ages 3 to 5 through family involvement, health and nutrition, education and family social services. The Head Start program is designed to increase children’s literacy, cognitive development, and social-emotional development, as well as support children’s health and well-being. Children receive vision, hearing and lead screenings on-site and are provided with a nutritious breakfast and lunch daily.

Head Start is a childhood education program that focuses on promoting the school readiness of eligible children ages 3 to 5 through family involvement, health and nutrition, education and family social services. The Head Start program is designed to increase children’s literacy, cognitive development, and social-emotional development, as well as support children’s health and well-being. Children receive vision, hearing and lead screenings on-site and are provided with a nutritious breakfast and lunch daily.

Head Start childhood education program that focuses on promoting the school readiness of eligible children ages 3 to 5 through family involvement, health and nutrition, education and family social services. The Head Start program is designed to increase children’s literacy, cognitive development, and social-emotional development, as well as support children’s health and well-being. Children receive vision, hearing and lead screenings on-site and are provided with a nutritious breakfast and lunch daily.

Head Start is a childhood education program that focuses on promoting the school readiness of eligible children ages 3 to 5 through family involvement, health and nutrition, education and family social services. The Head Start program is designed to increase children’s literacy, cognitive development, and social-emotional development, as well as support children’s health and well-being. Children receive vision, hearing and lead screenings on-site and are provided with a nutritious breakfast and lunch daily.

Luzerne County Head Start, Inc. is a federal and state funded early childhood education program that focuses on promoting the school readiness of eligible children ages 3 to 5 through family involvement, health and nutrition, education and family social services. The Head Start program is designed to increase children’s literacy, cognitive development, and social-emotional development, as well as support children’s health and well-being. Children receive vision, hearing and lead screenings on-site and are provided with a nutritious breakfast and lunch daily.

Head Start is a childhood education program that focuses on promoting the school readiness of eligible children ages 3 to 5 through family involvement, health and nutrition, education and family social services. The Head Start program is designed to increase children’s literacy, cognitive development, and social-emotional development, as well as support children’s health and well-being. Children receive vision, hearing and lead screenings on-site and are provided with a nutritious breakfast and lunch daily.

Head Start is a childhood education program that focuses on promoting the school readiness of eligible children ages 3 to 5 through family involvement, health and nutrition, education and family social services. The Head Start program is designed to increase children’s literacy, cognitive development, and social-emotional development, as well as support children’s health and well-being. Children receive vision, hearing and lead screenings on-site and are provided with a nutritious breakfast and lunch daily.

Luzerne County Head Start, Inc. is a federal and state funded early childhood education program that focuses on promoting the school readiness of eligible children ages 3 to 5 through family involvement, health and nutrition, education and family social services. The Head Start program is designed to increase children’s literacy, cognitive development, and social-emotional development, as well as support children’s health and well-being. Children receive vision, hearing and lead screenings on-site and are provided with a nutritious breakfast and lunch daily.

Luzerne County Head Start, Inc. is a federal and state funded early childhood education program that focuses on promoting the school readiness of eligible children ages 3 to 5 through family involvement, health and nutrition, education and family social services. The Head Start program is designed to increase children’s literacy, cognitive development, and social-emotional development, as well as support children’s health and well-being. Children receive vision, hearing and lead screenings on-site and are provided with a nutritious breakfast and lunch daily.

Luzerne County Head Start, Inc. is a federal and state funded early childhood education program that focuses on promoting the school readiness of eligible children ages 3 to 5 through family involvement, health and nutrition, education and family social services. The Head Start program is designed to increase children’s literacy, cognitive development, and social-emotional development, as well as support children’s health and well-being. Children receive vision, hearing and lead screenings on-site and are provided with a nutritious breakfast and lunch daily.

Provides a childhood education program that focuses on promoting the school readiness of eligible children ages 3 to 5 through family involvement, health and nutrition, education and family social services. The Head Start program is designed to increase children’s literacy, cognitive development, and social-emotional development, as well as support children’s health and well-being. Children receive vision, hearing and lead screenings on-site and are provided with a nutritious breakfast and lunch daily.

Head Start is a childhood education program that focuses on promoting the school readiness of eligible children ages 3 to 5 through family involvement, health and nutrition, education and family social services. The Head Start program is designed to increase children’s literacy, cognitive development, and social-emotional development, as well as support children’s health and well-being. Children receive vision, hearing and lead screenings on-site and are provided with a nutritious breakfast and lunch daily.

Luzerne County Head Start, Inc. is a federal and state funded early childhood education program that focuses on promoting the school readiness of eligible children ages 3 to 5 through family involvement, health and nutrition, education and family social services. The Head Start program is designed to increase children’s literacy, cognitive development, and social-emotional development, as well as support children’s health and well-being. Children receive vision, hearing and lead screenings on-site and are provided with a nutritious breakfast and lunch daily.

Provides individual or small group assistance to community members who need low-cost home internet service, an affordable computing device, and foundational digital literacy training to make the most of the internet and its opportunities. Assistance is provided in person, by phone, via email, or by text within the context of a full-time position, volunteers, and community partners. The program is designed to meet community members where they are.

Assists residents who are preparing for homeownership by providing extensive Housing Counseling Services. Housing Counseling Services offer participants training and Pre-Purchase Counseling including Needs Assessment /Action Plans, Credit Counseling and Financial Education. Prospective homeowners should also consider signing up for PHA's Financial Literacy Improvement Program.

Provides financial literacy training as well as guidance to develop and achieve financial goals.

Offers a program to provide the participants with skills in financial literacy, resume writing, job-seeking, health and wellness tips, family law, civic engagement, and education options.

IDA Program provides Individual Development Accounts (IDAs) to individuals who are first time home buyers. It is a structured savings program that provides matching funds for participants who meet a savings goal and complete financial education. First time home buyers who save $2,000, complete 6 hours of financial literacy education, and participate in 5 hours of housing counseling are eligible to receive $4,000 in matching funds. Funds may be used for down payment or closing costs.

Offers free English as a Second Language (ESL), English Language/Civics (citizenship), pre-high school equivalency, and high school equivalency (HSE) instruction through classes and tutoring.

Offers a literacy program for families. Subjects taught integrate adult education, parenting, and early childhood education

An in-home early literacy and parenting program that prepares young children for school success by increasing language and literacy skills, enhancing social-emotional development, and strengthening the parent-child relationship. During the school year, home visitors go to homes twice each week for 30 minutes and take a new book or educational toy for the child to keep. They show the parents how to use the item to promote school success.

Provides a drop-in program for children and youth offering an array of youth enrichment activities and educational programs.

Provides a drop-in program for children and youth offering an array of youth enrichment activities and educational programs.

Offer a Childcare Center, literacy and technology training for teachers, computer classes for adults and girls, college classes, GED, and ESL classes.

Offers adult assessment and education through teachers, tutors, and computer instruction.

Provides a range of employment and educational services. Offers training programs for certifications, support for dislocated workers, and job retraining assistance. Also assists with applying for benefits through the Department of Human Services, filing an initial Unemployment Claim, and Workers' Compensation Benefits.

Provides up to 18 months of case management services and rapid re-housing funding.
Case Management Services consist of life skills case management, with an emphasis on money management, self-awareness, parenting, decision making, goal setting, increasing income through education, and significant job training to attain employment at a livable wage.

Offers a program in Adult ESL Literacy. All family members are encouraged to participate. All levels of English language proficiency are welcome.

Delivers information and educational services through various workshops, trainings, and programs. Services include
A) Monthly newsletter
B) Workplace Violence and Financial Literacy workshops
C) Professional training in domestic violence counseling and identification
D) Healthy relationships program teaching non-violent behavior to teens and young children
E) Community education programs in community groups, schools, businesses, churches, and synagogues to teach about abuse dynamics and identify methods to help victims of domestic violence

Assists participants to become financially independent and self-sufficient. The program focuses on education, job training, job placement, and addressing other family needs.

Educational system supported by public funds for the Altoona area.

Offers members the ability to borrow materials from a mobile lending library.

Provides tablets, data plans, and support for older adults who do not have access to technology.

* Free summer learning and reading programs for youth ages 0-18.
* Offers storytimes, take-home projects, art activities, performances, and more. See library website for calendar of events.
* Read and complete challenges to earn prizes and raffle tickets during summer.
* Sign up for a library card to borrow books, eBooks, toys, movies, music and more.

Operates an after-school program from September to May. Offers summer enrichment program at a designated Harrisburg City Park. Provides homework assistance, tutoring, one-on-one and group mentoring, culinary arts classes, sewing classes, financial literacy classes, literacy circle, arts and crafts, CPR/First Aid training, various recreational activities, and much more.

Provides basic education and review program designed to start the adult student on the road to a GED program.

Provides basic education and review program designed to start the adult student on the road to a GED program.

Provides assistance for recently arrived Korean immigrants and refugees. Provides help with cultural and language barriers.

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.

Offers comprehensive arts education programs created for children and youth. Students learn about both the creative and academic aspects of arts education, seeking to become proficient in the academic standards for arts education as well as literacy. Art programs may be offered virtually, after-school, or at special sessions.

Offers an academically rigorous program that includes math, science, social studies, and 2.5 hours of literacy instruction daily. Students also have classes in art, PE, music, and yoga. Additional services include college counseling, Saturday school, summer school, field trips, and social services for students and their families.

Offers an academically rigorous program that includes math, science, social studies, and 2.5 hours of literacy instruction daily. Students also have classes in art, PE, music, and yoga. Additional services include college counseling, Saturday school, summer school, field trips, and social services for students and their families.

Offers an academically rigorous program that includes math, science, social studies, and 2.5 hours of literacy instruction daily. Students also have classes in art, PE, music, and yoga. Additional services include college counseling, Saturday school, summer school, field trips, and social services for students and their families.

Offers an academically rigorous program that includes math, science, social studies, and 2.5 hours of literacy instruction daily. Students also have classes in art, PE, music, and yoga. Additional services include college counseling, Saturday school, summer school, field trips, and social services for students and their families.

Provides low-income residents of Bucks County with the education, resources and skills necessary to thrive independent of government assistance. Conducts comprehensive assessment. Pairs clients with a Self Sufficiency Coach who helps to design an individual education and employment plan and meets with client weekly for up to five years.

Provides low-income residents of Bucks County with the education, resources and skills necessary to thrive independent of government assistance. Conducts comprehensive assessment. Pairs clients with a Self Sufficiency Coach who helps to design an individual education and employment plan and meets with client weekly for up to five years.

Provides low-income residents of Bucks County with the education, resources and skills necessary to thrive independent of government assistance. Conducts comprehensive assessment. Pairs clients with a Self Sufficiency Coach who helps to design an individual education and employment plan and meets with client weekly for up to five years.

Provides low-income residents of Bucks County with the education, resources and skills necessary to thrive independent of government assistance. Conducts comprehensive assessment. Pairs clients with a Self Sufficiency Coach who helps to design an individual education and employment plan and meets with client weekly for up to five years.

Offers free one-to-one tutoring, small, groups and classes in the community and at the Bucks County Correctional Facilities to prepare adults to function effectively in their roles as family members, employees and citizens.

Provides educational services in the Bucks County Correctional Facility, the Community Corrections Center, and the community for re-entrants. Provides basic literacy and GED prep. Cognitive behavioral skills instruction, decision making, and employment readiness.

Offers free adult basic education for adults who wish to improve reading, writing, and math skills. Focuses on core skills needed to obtain HSE diploma or transition to a training program/post-secondary institution.

An intensive year round program to assist ESL parents in gaining literacy and parenting skills to become full partners in their children's education, as they are their child's first teachers.

An intensive year round program to assist ESL parents in gaining literacy and parenting skills to become full partners in their children's education, as they are their child's first teachers.

Provides instruction in practical academic skills and life skills geared toward finding and maintaining employment. Also offers non-disabled adults with low literacy skills and/or no high school diploma intensive literacy instruction in the Community Adult Basic Education Program.

Offers instruction on the following computer skills: basic use of computers, laptops, tablets, and smart phones; creating and using email accounts; accessing online governmental resources; paying utility bills online; accessing web conference meetings using Zoom, Microsoft Teams, and Google Hangouts; searching and applying for job opportunities via websites; using search engines, online resources, and web security.

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 homework time, snack, recess and daily academic activities which include literacy, computers, Spanish and dance.

Provides a supervised, informal meeting place for men and women in recovery from substance abuse and facilitates ongoing connection with recovery support.

Offers services including: Peer mentoring and case management support, 12 step group support, emergency housing, flood, and clothing supports, social and recreational programs, GED attainment assistance, English as a second language, vocational training and career counseling, job search support and programming, financial literacy and planning, and credit restoration

Provides adults with limited English-language and employment skills as well as those lacking educational credentials receive literacy education, English as a Second Language (ESL) instruction, civics and citizenship classes, access to and support in the use of technology, support in transitioning to postsecondary education or employment, life skills, and counseling and case management.

Provides English language instruction, academic support and enrichment, literacy instruction, project-based learning, and exposure to arts and culture. Also offers academic support, physical activity, and cross-cultural experiences.

Provides English language instruction, academic support and enrichment, literacy instruction, project-based learning, and exposure to arts and culture. Also offers academic support, physical activity, and cross-cultural experiences.

Helps persons find low-cost Internet access, digital devices, and phone options. Provides digital literacy skills instruction and basic technical support concerning computers, tablets, smartphones, and connecting to WIFI and wireless networks.

Provides holistic support services for immigrants and refugees. Assists elders, adults, and families on employment support, digital literacy, Digital Navigator helpline, naturalization assistance, public benefits, health insurance, intimate partner violence, ESL, health access, information and referral, case management, advocacy, community programs, and collaboration with other health care and social service providers. Provides voter registration, voter education, and voter protection supports.

Helps persons find low-cost Internet access, digital devices, and phone options. Provides digital literacy skills instruction and basic technical support concerning computers, tablets, smartphones, and connecting to WIFI and wireless networks.

Offers one-on-one career coaching, resume writing assistance, practice interviewing and personal branding pitches, job finding assistance, and connections to employers seeking diversity candidates. Also provides a fully equipped computer lab and ongoing group workshops to build computer and digital literacy skills.

Resource program for schools and teachers regarding child literacy

Provides entrepreneurial training, individual business assistance, incentive savings programs, and access to business and financial resources.

Provides the full range of library services including browsing and circulating collections of materials such as books, magazines, and other media for all ages; library reference and research assistance; access to Internet-connected computers, printers, other electronic devices, and photocopiers; and spaces for meetings and quiet study. Allows borrowing of items for library cardholders. Sponsors and hosts an array of educational, instructional, and cultural programming for all ages.

Serves as a cooling center during extreme heat weather emergencies (Code Red).

Warming center is available for individuals and families.

Provides mentors to help girls overcome peer pressures in regards to drug-use or unsafe sexual activity. Helps offer alternatives through sports and literacy.

Hosts beginning, intermediate, and advanced English language courses. Students language skills are assessed at registration and they are placed in one of seven levels of ESL classes. Classes are open to the public and taught on-site at NSC to help students gain a richer understanding of US culture and society.

Provides residential

Individual and Group Therapy for individuals with substance use disorder.
Vocational Services include vocational assessment, job readiness, job placement.
Educational Services include GED preparation, literacy and basic education referrals.
Healthcare Services include medical and dental referrals and general health education, especially HIV/AIDS awareness and support.
Psychological Services include the use of our Medical Consultant to evaluate, monitor, and manage psychiatric behaviors.
Economic Services include budgeting, credit restoration, housing assistance, income support.
Recreation/Social Services include fitness, games, peer interactions.

Medication Assistance Services available

Teaches economically disadvantaged students to acquire assets by helping them establish a pattern of regular saving, offering financial literacy training, and providing an incentive for saving in the form of matching monies.

Provides paid summer job opportunities and internships for youth ages 14 to 18 through the WorkReady Program. Consists of programs that offer participants the opportunity to explore their interests and career paths and engage in learning experiences that will help them improve their financial literacy, leadership, and collaborative skills.

Provides the full range of library services including browsing and circulating collections of materials such as books, magazines, and other media for all ages; library reference and research assistance; access to Internet-connected computers, printers, other electronic devices, and photocopiers; and spaces for meetings and quiet study. Allows borrowing of items for library cardholders. Sponsors and hosts an array of educational, instructional, and cultural programming for all ages.

Warming center is available for individuals and families.

Offers a six month credit-building program, financial literacy workshops, and one-on-one financial capability counseling. Covers topics such as budgeting, investing, managing credit, managing risk, and taxes.

Offers research-based strategies to support early childhood reading in the home and neighborhood and trauma-informed ways to check in on your family's well-being.

The Chester County intermediate Unit provides preschool services for children with developmental delays, children from income eligible families, children of high school students enrolled in CCIU's Young Parents program, and children of CCIU employees.
The following preschool and child care services are available:
- Preschool Special Education (for preschool-age children with developmental delays)
- Even Start (for preschool-age children from families with literacy needs)
- Head Start (for preschool-age children from economically disadvantaged families)
- Infant & Toddler Center (for the children of high school students enrolled in the Young Parent's program)
- CCIU Early Care and Education Center (employee, tuition-based early care and education center)

Provides services and programming for individuals involved in the justice system and those with similar barriers to employment.
- Employment assistance includes employment preparedness, resume writing, financial literacy, education/skill assessments, computer lab access, and employment placement.
- Registered pre-apprenticeship program that provides career and technical education, hands-on learning, and an employment-focused curriculum with job readiness skills.
- Workforce development program for individuals with a criminal record and mental health diagnosis and currently receiving case management services at SAM, Inc.
- Workforce development program for individuals with a criminal record and an opioid use disorder and currently receiving case management services.
- Assistance with transportation and IDs.

Provides books, educational toys, and twice-weekly home visits from Early Learning Specialists over the two-year program cycle. Connects families to other needed supports, including housing, medical, and educational services. Program graduates also receive assistance with enrolling in preschool programs.

Offers adult literacy, ESL classes, one-on-one tutoring, and a computer lab for independent self-study. Teaches a Family Literacy program specially designed for ESL adults with children in third grade or younger, a Citizenship class for those preparing to pass the U.S. citizenship test, a Language Partnership class for those looking to learn either English or Spanish, and a workforce development program for recent immigrants looking to enter or advance up a career ladder.

Offers a child literacy program for children at no cost.

After school programs are held in collaboration with participating school districts in Northumberland County. School faculty and staff provide student referrals for programming. Programming provides supervised care and activities to build skills for literacy. Assistance with homework is also provided. This supportive environment aims to foster social and emotional skills that will help students build self confidence in academics at school. There is no cost for this program.

Provides adult basic education in reading, writing, and math.

Provides English as a Second Language (ESL) classes.

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.

Volunteer reading program that brings in MENtors and MENtor Assistants from Susquehanna County to read to kindergarten students for one hour each month to help foster early literacy. At the end of each reading visit students receive a copy of the book read to add to their own personal library.

Program provides summer learning literacy kits to children enrolled in PA Pre-K Counts classrooms. Kits aim to help PA Pre-K students from suffering the effects of summer slide during this important time in their development students are given learning materials to help reinforce the skills that they learned throughout the year and continue active learning during the summer.

Provides a free book program for children, birth to 5 years. Each month a new, carefully selected book will be mailed in a child's name directly to their home at no cost. Programming will continue until the child turns five years old as long as you remain a resident Susquehanna County.

Preschool literacy program that provides children with a new, free, age-appropriate, hardcover book each month.

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.

Pre-kindergarten programming with a focus on children who are at risk for academic failure. Services are provided by certified teachers at no charge and support the inclusion of children with diverse needs. Pre-K Counts is a kindergarten readiness programs for 3-, 4- and 5-year olds who are not yet enrolled in school. Services are available five days a week during the school year.

Administered at eight local school districts.

Central Columbia
Central Columbia Elementary School

Line Mountain
Line Mountain Elementary School

Millville Area
Millville Elementary School

Milton Area
Milton Area High School

Shikellamy
Grace S. Beck Elementary School

Southern Columbia Area
G.C. Hartman Elementary School

Warrior Run
Watsontown Elementary School

Berwick
Nescopeck Elementary School

Offers a before and/or after school program for students grades K - 6 funded by Title I that offers support and encouragement for learning math and/or reading skills. It emphasizes study skills and learning strategies in small group instruction.

Provides parents with education that will increase their own literacy skills while equipping them to be effective as their children's first and most important teacher.