Provides online substance use disorder treatment for individuals who cannot attend in-person sessions. Services available via telehealth include Intensive Outpatient Treatment, individual and group counseling sessions, and a Recovery Peer Support Program. Initial assessments for treatment are also available electronically.

Offers primary medical care as well as specialty care for HIV, HCV, and STDs. Provides behavioral healthcare. Prevention services include a PrEP clinic, free HIV/HCV/STD testing, outreach, and education.

Offers peer support groups for grieving children, adolescents, and their families. Also provides consultation, information and referral services, and education to community groups.

Provides therapeutic programming for people with memory care needs in a warm, caring, and secure setting.

Offers an engaging schedule of activities led by experienced, highly trained staff. The goal of the memory day care service is to encourage the members’ independence and self-esteem through peer interaction.

Participants are exposed to familiar as well as new experiences and are valued as unique individuals. The adult day care service provides support and peace of mind for regular caregivers so they are better able to take care of life’s daily responsibilities.

Offers specialized service for individuals who are in recovery from substance abuse and/or mental health. It is conducted by self-identified current or former clients of behavioral health services who have completed peer counseling and are certified to offer support and assistance to others in their recovery and community-integration process.

Provides children and families with the social services and medical attention they need to lead healthy and productive lives. Services include parenting groups, individual counseling, nutrition classes, and drug and alcohol counseling.

Provides call-in service/peer support to individuals with mental illness, their families, and friends. Anyone calling the Warmline will have the opportunity to discuss problems, access resources, or just have someone to talk to.

Offers services in Service Coordination; Mental Health services; Drug & Alcohol and Substance Use services, prevention, intervention, and treatment; Forensic Outpatient services; Children Outpatient services; Developmental and Intellectual Disabilities; MH/ID Residential; Vocational Support; Peer Support.

Offers supportive, sober environment where individuals with substance use disorders may participate in social activities and connect with peers. Information and referral for various social service agencies, including 12-step programs, also available.

Provides recovery meetings, support groups, food distribution, Narcan training and distribution, full-service kitchen, Certified Recovery Specialists, treatment and sober living referral, support for loved ones, and peer-to-peer recovery.

Provides referral and support for individuals with mental health struggles and their families. All phone calls received are kept confidential and callers may remain anonymous.

Offers connection to a Certified Peer Specialist (CPS), who is an individual with lived mental health experience who has been trained and certified in the state of Pennsylvania on how to assist others in recovery and wellness.

Certified Peer Specialists can:

A) Assist in the development of strengths-based individual goals

B) Serve as an advocate, mentor, or facilitator for resolution of issues that a peer is unable to resolve on their own

C) Help to develop community supports

D) Provide education on ways to maintain personal wellness and recovery

E) Provide education on navigating the mental health system

Offers social activities, pool tournaments, classes, community activities, and a safe place for adults with a mental health diagnosis to give and receive support. Offers advocacy services, peer support, and a free nutritious lunch.

POWER House consists of 26 private bedrooms, shared common areas including a playroom for visiting children. It is staffed 24 hours a day. Program features treatment plans, therapy options, peer recovery support services, and much more.

Offers peer recovery support services called mentoring. Mentors provide wellness and recovery coaching, helping to connect men and women to community-based health and human services and to the recovering community. These services are also available to high risk women, including those who are pregnant, homeless, or victims of violence. Most referrals to this program come from CYF, but anyone with a substance use or co-occurring disorder in need of mentoring is eligible.

POWER House consists of 26 private bedrooms, shared common areas including a playroom for visiting children. It is staffed 24 hours a day. Program features treatment plans, therapy options, peer recovery support services, and much more.

Provides outpatient mental health services including drug and alcohol counseling. Also offers training and consultation for organizations interested in becoming LGBTQ+ competent.

Provides residential drug and alcohol treatment services. Clinical services include group and individual therapy sessions, psychoeducation, medication-assisted treatment as prescribed, connections to mental health treatment services, and aftercare planning. Clients can be referred to Outpatient Services and Peer and Family Recovery Supports program, and may also be connected to health care services, employment services, housing assistance, and other basic needs programs.

Provides peer support services for individuals in recovery. Also provides telehealth services.

Provides outpatient and in-home/community based mental health and recovery treatment to children, adolescents, adults and families. Offers outpatient, family based mental health therapy, and peer support services in four counties in southwest Pennsylvania.

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

Assists senior adults with an IDD to help improve upon functioning in the community and offers a stimulating peer support group. Provides group activities for seniors with intellectual or developmental disabilities in an on site adult day center.

Provide support and assistance with coordination of care, advocacy, and community resources, while providing the empathy, understanding, and support from someone with a lived experience who is in recovery themselves. The goal is to provide additional encouragement by assisting those receiving this service to live as independently as possible within their natural community setting, while delivering a non-traditional form of care through recovery orientation from a lived experience and perspective.

Offers drop-in center for mental health consumers. Consumers have the opportunity to interact, develop leisure skills, and participate in activities to enhance socialization, increase independence, assist in managing symptoms, promote community awareness and develop peer support.

Provides both general and specialized social services for all members of the family, particularly children, adolescents, and mothers. Services include: nurse home visiting, mental health services, substance abuse prevention and treatment, child development and school readiness, parenting education, and community building.

Provides both general and specialized social services for all members of the family, particularly children, adolescents, and mothers. Services include: nurse home visiting, mental health services, substance abuse prevention and treatment, child development and school readiness, parenting education, and community building.

Provides both general and specialized social services for all members of the family, particularly children, adolescents, and mothers. Services include: Family Support, Home Visiting, Parent Support groups, Life Skills and Goal Planning, Parent Leaders, Fatherhood group, Assistance and referral to Community Resources, School Readiness and Child Development screenings, Playgroups, Community health nurses provide pre and postnatal care and health education.

Provides both general and specialized social services for all members of the family, particularly children, adolescents, and mothers. Services include: nurse home visiting, mental health services, substance abuse prevention and treatment, child development and school readiness, parenting education, and community building.

Offers 90-day program designed for adult men and women in active recovery and who are referred from a treatment facility, probation, or justice-related services.

The program focuses on helping individuals move into long-term recovery in the community through peer support and mentoring, case management, and work with the Education Employment team.

Offers a wide variety of services, including: respite care; movement monitors; seizure response dogs; training for teachers/school nurses on seizure recognition, and first aid training; educational conferences; sleep and movement monitors/assistance with care coordination and more. Provides patient education, information and support for adults, young adults, and children with epilepsy and their families, and those working with individuals living with seizures.

Offers a wide variety of support programs for parents and guardians of children with mental health and behavioral challenges. Services include peer-to-peer support, education, and advocacy.

Prepares foster parents to meet the challenges of fostering adolescents.

Using their own experiences in fostering adolescents, the Foster Family peers help parents understand how the traumas their foster child has experienced impacts their behavior and helps them build understanding relationships

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

Offers in-home child development services, parenting and parental support, and support groups. The center can also help families to connect with services and overcome language barriers.

Provides services for families through home and center-based visits. Parenting education, child development, and other support services are designed to increase the strength and stability of families, to increase parents' confidence in their parenting abilities, and to afford children a stable and supportive family environment.

Offers peer counseling by consumers of behavioral health services who are trained and certified to offer support and assistance to others in recovery. Services are designed around personal choice and active involvement in recovery process. Forensic Peer Services are also provided to those individuals currently incarcerated.

Provides peer support services for individuals who are recovering from mental health challenges and/or have co-occurring disorders.

Provides information to participants and assist them in becoming better educated/knowledgeable in obtaining services as needed. Promotes knowledge to access and utilize available services and resources specified in the individual's Recovery Plan. With the participant's consent, the Peer Specialist can work with family, treatment providers, rehabilitative programs and community supports to achieve agreed upon goals.

Provides community-based delivered in a variety of settings including the consumer’s home, community, treatment provider locations, etc. Assists individuals with addiction issues or co-occurring mental health and addiction issues in need of outreach, mentoring, and peer support in all stages of the recovery process.

Provides a certified peer specialist (CPS) to a veteran diagnosed with severe mental illness. The CPS helps navigate recovery and personal challenges through support and guidance.

Shared/Supportive Housing is a peer support based housing option for individuals of Butler County who are afflicted with persistent symptoms of mental illness, but wish to return to the least restrictive form of independent and community based housing. Supportive Housing is often used for individuals who graduate from the Partial Care CRR but are still in need of a reduced level of support to maintain within the community. Common intervention includes landlord/tenant relations, conflict resolution with peers/roommates, liaison with utility providers and treatment team, etc.

Through supportive/shared housing, residents form a natural support system of their peers. Staff is available 24/7 for conflict resolution and independent living skills support and training. Staff monitors involvement in community resources to ensure that residents receive the maximum level of available benefits/supports. Staff networks with local and reputable landlords to ensure residents are offered a fair lease and secure a sound,

Offers special therapeutic interactions conducted by self-identified current or former consumers of behavioral health service who are trained and certified to offer support and assistance in helping others in their recovery and community integrations process.

Services include, but are not limited to the following: Acute Inpatient Behavioral Health, Outpatient, and Partial Hospital Treatment, Mobile Medication, Assertive Community Treatment Teams, Supported Employment, and a variety of other Recovery Oriented services such as Psychiatric Rehabilitation, Clubhouse and Peer services. Multiple residential and housing options are available as well for those who meet the criteria.

Assessment/Case Management - includes evaluation of the problem, development, implementation and monitoring of a service plan, referral to other agencies, and periodic review of the service plan to insure that it meets the person's needs.

Provides a range of nutrition services and education for pregnant women, postpartum and breastfeeding women, infants and children under age five in a supportive environment. Breastfeeding support, including peer counselors, a lactation consultant and a breast-pump loan program is available.

Provides permanent supportive housing assistance.

Housing is provided at various apartment locations.

Services include:

Emergency Shelter,
Permanent Supported Housing,
Case Management,
Life Skills Training
, Outreach and Advocacy,
Peer Support
, Vocational/Educational Support
, Participant Savings Plan.

Provides information, support, encouragement, and referral to individuals living with mental illness or substance abuse issues. The peer support team is there to listen to callers' concerns and will share names and phone numbers of local service providers if requested. The Warmline staff are NOT therapists or counselors.

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.

Offers advocacy, peer support, skills training, information and referral, and Transition. Center for Independent Living that addresses needs related to a disability. Services include, but are not limited to: assistive technology, waiver enrollment, HCBS advocacy, understanding and navigating services and benefits in the community, connection to appropriate services or agencies in the community, Transitioning out of a nursing home to a community based living environment, special education advocacy, New Castle office has in house gym and adaptive workout specialist

Provides men, women, and young adults with peer specialists who have experienced some of the same challenges they are facing. Focuses on living with mental health or substance abuse disorders, rather than being overcome by them. Mentors clients on self-care and resiliency skills, setting achievable goals, building on personal strengths, and making informed decisions.

Provides men, women, and young adults with peer specialists who have experienced some of the same challenges they are facing. Focuses on living with mental health or substance abuse disorders, rather than being overcome by them. Mentors clients on self-care and resiliency skills, setting achievable goals, building on personal strengths, and making informed decisions.

Offers a wide spectrum of programs and services to meet the needs of the local disability community.
Services include:
*Disability Advocacy
*Person Centered Counseling
*Voter rights
*Peer Support
*E-sports
*Technology Center

Provides an opportunity for individuals who have achieved significant progress to assist others in their recovery journeys with appropriate social networking, education and employment support, and to supplement existing treatment with providing ways to navigate the system to success.

Provides mental health case management services, Assists making referrals to children and adolescent services system program (CASSP), community hospital integration projects, partial hospitalization, inpatient treatment, peer support and any other services available to those suffering with a serious mental illness.

Provides enhanced Peer Support Services in an effort to assist participants with moving forward in their recovery, encourage the use of natural supports and community integration, and empower individuals to self-direct their own recovery journey.

Offers peer support to adults through phone call or text messaging.

Offers peer support to teenagers through phone calling and text messaging. Connects with a fellow teen to discuss whatever is on your mind with absolutely no judgments. Whatever you need to talk about, you'll have someone who understands what you're going through because they're a teenager like you. There's no topic that's off limits because all calls are completely confidential and you can even remain anonymous.

Offers peer support to teenagers through phone calling and text messaging. Connects with a fellow teen to discuss whatever is on your mind with absolutely no judgments. Whatever you need to talk about, you'll have someone who understands what you're going through because they're a teenager like you. There's no topic that's off limits because all calls are completely confidential and you can even remain anonymous.

Provides a forum for consumers, family members and mental health professionals to participate in mental health service development, share information and plan anti-stigma activities. CSP includes educational workshops, computer skills training, conference scholarships, wellness and nutrition classes, community activities/fitness club/bowling and a research library.

Conducts confidential interviews to gather information from individuals who use mental health or drug and alcohol services. Teams of peers survey various agencies on an annual basis and results are shared with the local community support program committee, CCBH and the Mental Health Offices of Bradford and Sullivan Counties.

Provides peer counseling. Certified Peer Specialists are individuals in recovery who have experienced mental health difficulties and serve as role models for others and to demonstrate that recovery is possible. This service focuses on cultivating a supportive and resourceful relationship with individuals who are experiencing mental health difficulties.

Offers a telephone service for individuals to call and speak with a peer support worker. This is not a crisis line and workers are not equipped to handle emergency crisis calls.

Guides teens through troubling situations, models social skills, and promotes independence.

Peer Support is a mobile service so your Peer Specialist can meet you when and where it is convenient for you both. Together you develop a goal plan that builds on your strengths to help you successfully navigate services, system and community supports.

Provides non-clinical, consumer-run services that offer peer support, recreation, education, advocacy and referrals to mental health services for mental health consumers. The centers offer members a recovery oriented environment to participate in meaningful activities that promote wellness and enhance self-esteem. Offers members challenges and opportunities to succeed and to reach their full potential.

Provides a forum for consumers, family members and mental health professionals to participate in mental health service development, share information and plan anti-stigma activities. CSP includes educational workshops, computer skills training, conference scholarships, wellness and nutrition classes, community activities/fitness club/bowling and a research library.

Conducts confidential interviews to gather information from individuals who use mental health or drug and alcohol services. Teams of peers survey various agencies on an annual basis and results are shared with the local community support program committee, CCBH and the Mental Health Offices of Bradford and Sullivan Counties.

Provides peer counseling. Certified Peer Specialists are individuals in recovery who have experienced mental health difficulties and serve as role models for others and to demonstrate that recovery is possible. This service focuses on cultivating a supportive and resourceful relationship with individuals who are experiencing mental health difficulties.

Provides non-clinical, consumer-run services that offer peer support, recreation, education, advocacy and referrals to mental health services for mental health consumers. The centers offer members a recovery oriented environment to participate in meaningful activities that promote wellness and enhance self-esteem. Offers members challenges and opportunities to succeed and to reach their full potential.

Provides a home-like recovery environment, utilizing a three phase treatment program with a life skill curriculum to build upon strengths for long-term recovery. Includes evidence-based practices including motivational, enhancement therapy and cognitive behavioral Therapy. Peer support available. Residents are allowed to work or volunteer outside the facility. MAT (Medical Assisted Treatment) available for eligible clients.

Provides specialists to partner with adults to identify strengths, personal resources, and goal for overall well-being.

CPS services can help in the following areas:
A) Mentoring
B) Advocacy/ Mediation
C) Engagement
D) Provide hope
E) Teach wellness strategies
F) Provide education (e.g. agency services, community supports, recovery principles etc.)

Services include case management, low vision occupational therapy, orientation and mobility skills training, educational and peer support groups, access to assistive technology, and Braille instruction.

Private behavioral health care facility; provides comprehensive services in age specific units identified for children, adolescents, and adults. Programs include telephone and mobile crisis, outpatient therapy and medication managment, intensive outpatient programs for adults, school based outpatient therapy, partial hospitalization for children and adolescents, behavioral health rehabilitative services (BHRS), blended case management, peer support services, and family based mental health.

National resource that can be accessed by phone or the internet. Offer real-time one-on-one support from trained Peer Advocates. Peer Advocates are trained to offer support, information and advocacy to those involved in dating abuse relationships as well as concerned parents, teachers, clergy, law enforcement, and service provides.

Provides skills training classes, peer support, advocacy, information and referral, nursing home, and youth transition services to individuals with disabilities.

Provides victims of domestic violence with counseling and options for accessing the legal system as well as other social services. Services include:
Advocacy options within the legal system, safety planning, individualized in-person and telephone counseling, peer counseling, support groups, elder abuse advocacy and counseling, and referrals to community and other Domestic Violence resources including (therapists, lawyers and other social service providers).

Provides victims of domestic violence with counseling and options for accessing the legal system as well as other social services. Services include:
Advocacy options within the legal system, safety planning, individualized in-person and telephone counseling, peer counseling, support groups, elder abuse advocacy and counseling, and referrals to community and other Domestic Violence resources including (therapists, lawyers and other social service providers).

Provides victims of domestic violence with counseling and options for accessing the legal system as well as other social services. Services include:
Advocacy options within the legal system, safety planning, individualized in-person and telephone counseling, peer counseling, support groups, elder abuse advocacy and counseling, and referrals to community and other Domestic Violence resources including (therapists, lawyers and other social service providers).

Provides victims of domestic violence with counseling and options for accessing the legal system as well as other social services. Services include:
Advocacy options within the legal system, safety planning, individualized in-person and telephone counseling, peer counseling, support groups, elder abuse advocacy and counseling, and referrals to community and other Domestic Violence resources including (therapists, lawyers and other social service providers).

Provides victims of domestic violence with counseling and options for accessing the legal system as well as other social services. Services include:
Advocacy options within the legal system, safety planning, individualized in-person and telephone counseling, peer counseling, support groups, elder abuse advocacy and counseling, and referrals to community and other Domestic Violence resources including (therapists, lawyers and other social service providers).

Provides victims of domestic violence with counseling and options for accessing the legal system as well as other social services. Services include:
Advocacy options within the legal system, safety planning, individualized in-person and telephone counseling, peer counseling, support groups, elder abuse advocacy and counseling, and referrals to community and other Domestic Violence resources including (therapists, lawyers and other social service providers).

Weekly support around maintaining health, wellness, and reaching health goals

Staffed primarily by people with the lived experience of mental health and co-occurring challenges. Our direct service includes both individual and group peer support. Additionally CIC coordinates the training institute for the Montgomery Co. Office of Behavioral Health. The mission of the training institute is to increase the competency of our workforce particularly in delivering recovery best practices and in evidence-based treatments.

An ARCIL peer helper is a person with a disability who is living independently and is able to share their experiences and offer their support to others. They work one on one with individuals, helping them make adjustments to live with their disability, learn problem solving skills, explore options and use community services more effectively.

Provides peer-based support, crisis care, casualty casework assistance, and grief and trauma resources to those grieving the death of one in military service.

Offers a Help Line for those feeling anxious, in need of reassurance. Staffed by trained certified peer specialists and call specialists who have been there.

Trans-disciplinary team approach that provide acute, active and ongoing community-based clinical services, psychiatric treatment, assertive outreach, rehabilitation and support. Provides psychosocial services directed to adults with mental illness who often have co-occurring problems such as substance abuse or are homeless or involved with the judicial system. Services are comprehensive and highly individualized. Services vary in intensity based on the needs of the person served.

Services include:
* Assessments
* Client Centered Treatment Plan
* Medication Management, Medication Distribution
* Individual and Group Supportive Therapies
* Service Coordination, Co-Occurring Disorder Services
* Vocational-Related Services
* Activities of Daily Living
* Social/Interpersonal Relationship and Leisure-Time Skills
* Peer Support Services
* Crisis/Diversion Services

Trans-disciplinary team approach that provide acute, active and ongoing community-based clinical services, psychiatric treatment, assertive outreach, rehabilitation and support. Provides psychosocial services directed to adults with mental illness who often have co-occurring problems such as substance abuse or are homeless or involved with the judicial system. Services are comprehensive and highly individualized. Services vary in intensity based on the needs of the person served.

Services include:

Assessments

• Client Centered Treatment Plan
  
• Medication Management, Medication Distribution
  
• Individual and Group Supportive Therapies
  
• Service Coordination, Co-Occurring Disorder Services
  
• Vocational-Related Services
  
• Activities of Daily Living
  
• Social/Interpersonal Relationship and Leisure-Time Skills
  
• Peer Support Services
  
• Crisis/Diversion Services

Provides peer specialists who have been trained and have the desire to partner with mental health consumers to help them gain strength, support and hope in their road to recovery.

Aims to ease isolation angst and inspire healthy lifestyle choices through a group format with goal setting, introspective discussions and plenty of silliness such as trivia hours, book club chats, film discussions, exercise classes, a joke hour and, of course, virtual world field trips.

Offers education, advocacy and peer-support services. Services include life skills training and mentor project through three regional coordinating offices: Pro-Act, Rase Project, and Message Carriers.
Provides training on addiction treatment and recovery, youth support groups, a peer support mentoring program, and advocates for recovery.

A peer to peer program where certified peer specialists partner with clients and share personal experiences to assist the client in recovery.

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

Matches clients with certified peer specialists who have:
A) Physical disability and/or experience working with persons who have physical disabilities
B) lived experience managing behavioral health challenges.
Services may include building a network of natural supports; developing a Wellness Recovery Action Plan; facilitating collaboration with service providers, healthcare providers, transportation, and other resources; and assistance with nursing home transition planning.

Offers a 4-week program to fully reintegrate individuals with criminal records into the economic and social mainstream through job training and employment opportunities, intensive case management, and peer-to-peer supportive services. Provides social-emotional coaching; cognitive behavioral therapy; financial supports for critical job readiness assets like credentialing; work uniforms; or down payments for affordable apartments; and job opportunities with partner employers.

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.

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

Provides services to schools for fostering a positive climate and supporting restorative practices in the schools. Services include Peer Mediation Training and Implementation, Conflict Resolution Education for Teachers, Circles in Schools, and Restorative Practices as a Classroom management Tool.

Provides outpatient substance use treatment for adolescents and adults. Services include initial assessment, individual and family therapy, peer recovery support, and case management. Also assists clients with accessing Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT), psychiatric services, or other levels of treatment as appropriate.

Provides residential treatment services to adults with behavioral health needs and intellectual disabilities. supervision of skills training, vocational/educational planning, psycho-social assessment, counseling and peer support in order to increase greater level of independence, interdependence, peer/family support and empowerment.

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.

Because children of migrant farm workers move so frequently to accommodate harvest demands, they often fall behind their non-migrant peers developmentally, socially and educationally. The Migrant Education program works to ensure that migrant students receive educational services necessary to develop to their fullest potential.

The Migrant Education program annually provides supplemental educational services to over 2,000 children in Bucks, Chester, Delaware and Montgomery Counties, and in the city of Philadelphia.

Specific services include: educational support services, extended school-day programs, summer programs, pre-school instruction, parental involvement, post-secondary orientation programs, health and social service agency referrals, leadership skills development and survival skills.

Provides education programs in areas such as agriculture, farming, food preservation, nutrition, child care, as well as training in the natural gas industry. Advisors are available to go to homes to provide nutrition education for low-income clients.
Also provides information on chemical safety, such as using pesticides, and advises which products should be used for a specific cause.

Pathway To Recovery offers community mental health services those experiencing behavioral and psychiatric difficulties.

Support group for older adults raising children of a family member. Offers access to potential resources, community programs and services, and agencies available to provide connections, guidance and peer support to older persons who are living with, caring for and parenting the children of loved ones. Child care and refreshments provided at the meeting.

Provides substance use disorder assessments and referrals to all levels of treatment, substance use disorder recovery support services, warm hand-off (24/7 access to care) at both local emergency departments, mental health case management services, and a urinalysis testing center.

Offers support for Grandfamilies and Kinship Families to assist them personally and in raising the children in their care. Services include providing information and referral resource,
household Items, and peer support
groups.

Offers peer support provided by Certified Peer Specialists (CPS) who have had their own experience of recovery. Helps support individuals to become and stay engaged in the recovery process. Services include one-on-one sessions, group sessions, and wellness-based trainings.

The Work Ordered Day Program consists of six work units: Clerical, Food Service, Education, Administrative, and Transitional Employment. New members may choose to experience each unit during an orientation period in order to determine which area is of greatest interest to them.

The Clerical Unit’s duties involve receptionist work, scheduling of appointments, outreach, and member intakes and orientation. Computers are available for training in word processing, database development, preparation of monthly newsletters, and research. Additional responsibilities include Database Management, Network Management, Internet Services, Web site Administration and Computer User Technical Support. Finally, this unit is also responsible for the ordering of supplies, photocopying and filing.

The vanAmerigen Food Service Unit’s responsibilities include meal preparation, grocery shopping, menu planning, outreach, cashiering, bank deposits, financial procedures, and operation of food service equipment and maintenanc

Provides Certified Peer Specialists who help clients develop their own Individualized Service Plans and Crisis Plans; identify community resources, develop organizational skills for daily living, and plan social supports. Meets clients where they are most comfortable, in their home or community.

Provides treatment to young adults who recently experienced their first episode of psychosis. Services include low-dose medication management, individual and group therapy, family psychoeducation and support, case management, supported education and employment, and peer support services. Services and treatment are offered for up to 2 years.

Provides Certified Peer Specialists who help clients develop their own Individualized Service Plans and Crisis Plans; identify community resources, develop organizational skills for daily living, and plan social supports. Meets clients where they are most comfortable, in their home or community.

Provides Certified Peer Specialists who help clients develop their own Individualized Service Plans and Crisis Plans; identify community resources, develop organizational skills for daily living, and plan social supports. Meets clients where they are most comfortable, in their home or community.

Provides treatment to young adults who recently experienced their first episode of psychosis. Services include low-dose medication management, individual and group therapy, family psychoeducation and support, case management, supported education and employment, and peer support services. Services and treatment are offered for up to 2 years.

Provides treatment to young adults who recently experienced their first episode of psychosis. Services include low-dose medication management, individual and group therapy, family psychoeducation and support, case management, supported education and employment, and peer support services. Services and treatment are offered for up to 2 years.

Provides a street outreach program designed to help runaway, homeless, nomadic and street youth in Bucks County, Philadelphia, Allentown, and Dauphin County. The program offers survival supplies (food, clothes, hygienic products, sleeping bags, tents, tarps, etc.), peer support, informal counseling (individual, family, or group), information and referral services and assistance to get off the streets, if desired.

Provides a street outreach program designed to help runaway, homeless, nomadic and street youth in Bucks County, Philadelphia, Allentown, and Dauphin County. The program offers survival supplies (food, clothes, hygienic products, sleeping bags, tents, tarps, etc.), peer support, informal counseling (individual, family, or group), information and referral services and assistance to get off the streets, if desired.

Provides a street outreach program designed to help runaway, homeless, nomadic and street youth in Bucks County, Philadelphia, Allentown, and Dauphin County. The program offers survival supplies (food, clothes, hygienic products, sleeping bags, tents, tarps, etc.), peer support, informal counseling (individual, family, or group), information and referral services and assistance to get off the streets, if desired.

Provides a street outreach program designed to help runaway, homeless, nomadic and street youth in Bucks County, Philadelphia, Allentown, and Dauphin County. The program offers survival supplies (food, clothes, hygienic products, sleeping bags, tents, tarps, etc.), peer support, informal counseling (individual, family, or group), information and referral services and assistance to get off the streets, if desired.

Provides a street outreach program designed to help runaway, homeless, nomadic and street youth in Bucks County, Philadelphia, Allentown, and Dauphin County. The program offers survival supplies (food, clothes, hygienic products, sleeping bags, tents, tarps, etc.), peer support, informal counseling (individual, family, or group), information and referral services and assistance to get off the streets, if desired.

Provides a street outreach program designed to help runaway, homeless, nomadic and street youth in Bucks County, Philadelphia, Allentown, and Dauphin County. The program offers survival supplies (food, clothes, hygienic products, sleeping bags, tents, tarps, etc.), peer support, informal counseling (individual, family, or group), information and referral services and assistance to get off the streets, if desired.

Provides a street outreach program designed to help runaway, homeless, nomadic and street youth in Bucks County, Philadelphia, Allentown, and Dauphin County. The program offers survival supplies (food, clothes, hygienic products, sleeping bags, tents, tarps, etc.), peer support, informal counseling (individual, family, or group), information and referral services and assistance to get off the streets, if desired.

Provides a street outreach program designed to help runaway, homeless, nomadic and street youth in Bucks County, Philadelphia, Allentown, and Dauphin County. The program offers survival supplies (food, clothes, hygienic products, sleeping bags, tents, tarps, etc.), peer support, informal counseling (individual, family, or group), information and referral services and assistance to get off the streets, if desired.

Provides a street outreach program designed to help runaway, homeless, nomadic and street youth in Bucks County, Philadelphia, Allentown, and Dauphin County. The program offers survival supplies (food, clothes, hygienic products, sleeping bags, tents, tarps, etc.), peer support, informal counseling (individual, family, or group), information and referral services and assistance to get off the streets, if desired.

Provides a street outreach program designed to help runaway, homeless, nomadic and street youth in Bucks County, Philadelphia, Allentown, and Dauphin County. The program offers survival supplies (food, clothes, hygienic products, sleeping bags, tents, tarps, etc.), peer support, informal counseling (individual, family, or group), information and referral services and assistance to get off the streets, if desired.

Provides a street outreach program designed to help runaway, homeless, nomadic and street youth in Bucks County, Philadelphia, Allentown, and Dauphin County. The program offers survival supplies (food, clothes, hygienic products, sleeping bags, tents, tarps, etc.), peer support, informal counseling (individual, family, or group), information and referral services and assistance to get off the streets, if desired.

Provides a street outreach program designed to help runaway, homeless, nomadic and street youth in Bucks County, Philadelphia, Allentown, and Dauphin County. The program offers survival supplies (food, clothes, hygienic products, sleeping bags, tents, tarps, etc.), peer support, informal counseling (individual, family, or group), information and referral services and assistance to get off the streets, if desired.

Provides a street outreach program designed to help runaway, homeless, nomadic and street youth in Bucks County, Philadelphia, Allentown, and Dauphin County. The program offers survival supplies (food, clothes, hygienic products, sleeping bags, tents, tarps, etc.), peer support, informal counseling (individual, family, or group), information and referral services and assistance to get off the streets, if desired.

Provides a street outreach program designed to help runaway, homeless, nomadic and street youth in Bucks County, Philadelphia, Allentown, and Dauphin County. The program offers survival supplies (food, clothes, hygienic products, sleeping bags, tents, tarps, etc.), peer support, informal counseling (individual, family, or group), information and referral services and assistance to get off the streets, if desired.

Provides a street outreach program designed to help runaway, homeless, nomadic and street youth in Bucks County, Philadelphia, Allentown, and Dauphin County. The program offers survival supplies (food, clothes, hygienic products, sleeping bags, tents, tarps, etc.), peer support, informal counseling (individual, family, or group), information and referral services and assistance to get off the streets, if desired.

Provides a street outreach program designed to help runaway, homeless, nomadic and street youth in Bucks County, Philadelphia, Allentown, and Dauphin County. The program offers survival supplies (food, clothes, hygienic products, sleeping bags, tents, tarps, etc.), peer support, informal counseling (individual, family, or group), information and referral services and assistance to get off the streets, if desired.

Provides certified peer specialists services to those individuals diagnosed with a significant mental illness.

Provides mental health services, including psychiatric and psychological evaluations, medication management, counseling, peer support, behavioral health rehabilitation services (BHRS), and mobile mental health services.

Hospice care can be provided at home, in long term care facilities or in St Luke's Hospice House in Bethlehem. Hospice also provides bereavement support and guidance for anyone dealing with the loss of a loved one, regardless of where their loved one died. Bereavement support services are free-of-charge, open to all and include support groups, workshops for adults and children, lectures/discussions and services of remembrance. Ryan's Tree is a six-week guided peer support program designed for children and adolescents, age 5 - 18, who are grieving the loss of a family member or friend. Call for current schedule of bereavement programs.

Home health care is provided by nurses and health aides to help patients recover from illness or injury. Serves individuals from infancy to adulthood. PATH program provides visiting nurses to families who need support with daily tasks and parenting. Nurse-Family Partnership (NFP) provides visiting nurses who work with low income, first time mothers on parenting, nu

Hospice care can be provided at home, in long term care facilities or in St Luke's Hospice House in Bethlehem. Hospice also provides bereavement support and guidance for anyone dealing with the loss of a loved one, regardless of where their loved one died. Bereavement support services are free-of-charge, open to all and include support groups, workshops for adults and children, lectures/discussions and services of remembrance. Ryan's Tree is a six-week guided peer support program designed for children and adolescents, age 5 - 18, who are grieving the loss of a family member or friend. Call for current schedule of bereavement programs.

Provides safe space to receive support from staff and peers, and participate in social and educational activities.

Provides a safe space, with support from staff and peers, to socialize and be educated on relevant topics.

Provides information and support concerning mental and emotional illnesses, including guidance to mental health services, education, family and individual advocacy as well as referrals to local psychiatrists, psychologists, counselors, and therapists. Offers advocacy and PEER support for individuals with a mental illness and their families. Also offers support for families of children with Individual Education Plans in schools. Conducts educational presentations for schools, clubs, employers, businesses and community groups on topics related to mental health. Makes referrals for anger management and community support groups.

Helps individuals meet with a Certified Recovery Specialist.

Provides programs and services to meet the needs of grieving families, including pre-death support, a WINGS social support group, educational and community support, a peer support program for children, and pet loss services. Offers a lending library and professional adjunct services that can sometimes help with the cost of outside therapies.

Provides programs and services to meet the needs of grieving families, including pre-death support, a WINGS social support group, educational and community support, a peer support program for children, and pet loss services. Offers a lending library and professional adjunct services that can sometimes help with the cost of outside therapies.

Offers adult mental health consumers recovery-oriented opportunities to build academic, social, recreational/leisure, educational/vocational, and daily living skills. Provides psychoeducational group and individual learning opportunities, including money management, wellness, and arts and crafts.

Provides non-clinical primary mental health services to insure that the most seriously mentally ill individuals receive additional support geared to improving the quality of their lives and reducing psychiatric hospitalization. Casemangers use natural occurring supports in the community, i.e., family, friends and neighbors. Services include: Psychiatric Evaluation, Medication Monitoring Service Coordination, Psychiatrist Supports Crisis Intervention, Social Skills Training Psychiatric Rehabilitation, Vocational Assessment Housing Supports, Activities of Daily Living Peer Support Services, Leisure Time Training

Offers financial assistance to leukemia, lymphoma, Hodgkin Disease, and myeloma patients. Provides information and referral, support groups, peer counseling, educational seminars, and educational materials.

Offers a Patient Financial Aid Program that can provide a limited amount of financial aid to help patients with significant financial needs and who are under a doctor's care for a blood cancer diagnosis. Hosts Family Support Groups for all patients, family members, and friends affected by blood cancer. Links patients and their family members with a trained peer volunteer who has successfully met the challenges of leukemia, Hodgkin or non-Hodgkin lymphoma, or myeloma through First Connection, a "peer-to-peer" telephone support program. Administers the Trish Green Back to School Program for Children with Cancer.

Warm Line is a confidential, one-on-one telephone support service staffed by individuals who are in recovery and understand the needs of their peers.

Offers inclusive and gender-affirming emergency shelter for LGBTQ+ identities who are facing housing insecurity, as well as other necessities such as food storage, bathrooms, showers, laundry facilities, and more. Other services offered include low-level case management, rapid rehousing, life skills education, nightly emergency drop in, and peer support from a harm reduction approach.

Provides a free and confidential evaluation with a professional who specializes in substance use and/or mental health illnesses. Offers peer support, free literature, and resources on special interests, as well as case management and intervention services. Hosts 'attorney only' recovery meetings throughout the state.

Offers a hospital and community-based violence intervention program that provides an integrated care model of trauma-focused healing services (counseling, supportive case management, and peer services) to victims of violent injury (stabbings, shootings, and assaults) between the ages of 8 and 35, as well as to those who may have been a witness to such violence.

Offers comprehensive prison services and reentry programming providing health linkages, supportive services, education, and advocacy for individuals, families, and communities impacted by mass incarceration. Services include case management, employment services, work-readiness and job retention initiatives, computer literacy, peer mentoring, expungement clinics, anger management program, parenting classes, and more.