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< Back LOCAL TASK FORCE LTF CENTRE, CLEARFIELD & CLINTON & Support Group IU 10 If you are interested in attending the Local Task Force (Family Support Group) you can contact your Chairperson Ryan Gill 814-342-0884 rgill@ciu10.org CIU 10-Centre County, 60 Decibel Road, Suite 107, State College, PA 16801 814-308-9012 CIU # 10 - Clearfield County Office, 345 Link Rd, West Decatur, PA 16878 Phone: 1-800-982-3375 The Local Task Force serves in an advisory and advocacy role to protect the rights of students with special needs, encourages cooperation among public and private agencies; accentuates progress, and acts as a catalyst for enhancing collaboration in education. The Local Task Force considers problems brought to its attention by its members and identifies system-wide issues that affect the education of all students. The Task Force investigates these issues and recommends solutions as well as provides speakers and presentations to address areas of concern. Parents, representatives of agencies serving people with disabilities, representatives of agencies advocating for people with disabilities, and educators are all eligible to become members of the Local Task Force. According to the Consent Decree, there should be a parent majority on the committee. Interested parents are critical to the membership to keep the Local Task Force effective. Our members are from Centre, Clearfield, and Clinton Counties. Meetings held at West Decatur (WD) & Centre County(CC) Offices: CIU 10-Centre County, 60 Decibel Road, Suite 107, State College, PA 16801 814-308-9012 CIU # 10 - Clearfield County Office, 345 Link Rd, West Decatur, PA 16878 Phone: 1-800-982-3375

< Back Families United Network, Inc Our MissionFamilies United Network, Inc. is dedicated to strengthening families by providing children and youth with a safe, nurturing, community environment through a continuum of services, which focuses on reunification or permanency.Adoption/Foster care services

< Back HEALTH CHOICES IN PA Behavior, Community and Physical ​Behavioral HealthChoices Connecting people who receive Medicaid benefits with mental health and drug/alcohol services. Community HealthChoices Serving more people in communities rather than in facilities by providing necessary supports. ​Physical HealthChoices Providing timely access to quality medical care through Pennsylvania's Medicaid program.

< Back COMMUNITY GUIDANCE CENTER OF JEFFERSON COUNTY Child and Adolescent Services Base Service Unit, Intake, Intellectual Disabilities, Outpatient, Case Management, Drug, and Alcohol, Psychiatric Services Adult Services CHIPPS, Partial Hospitalization, Psychiatric Rehabilitation KIDS SAP TEAMS, School-Based Outpatient, Family Based, Early Intervention, ALPHA

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< Back Community Links Resource Listing The goal of Community Links is to “link” families with everyday community learning opportunities... those places, in which all children can grow, learn and have positive experiences.Community Links staff locates and compiles information about everyday community resources and learning opportunities, and activities for young children in Dauphin, Cumberland, Perry, and Northern York Counties. The information is then populated into a searchable database and allows a map to be generated, if available.Community Links is based on the practice of “community mapping”. Community mapping is a process for identifying, cataloging, and informingrents, practitioners, and other community members about the types of community resources and learning opportunities available in a target neighborhood, community, city, or county. Your community resource spot for individuals of all ages and abilities in Dauphin, Cumberland and Perry Counties.

< Back MY ODP Newsletter PA Office of Developmental Programs Scroll to the bottom of the page and click on the current newsletter. To receive them yourself follow instructions at top of the page.

< Back Compassionate Friends of Laurel Mountain Chapter Meeting City: Mt. Pleasant, PA Meeting Info: 2nd Monday of each month 7:00 pm Chapter Number: 1776 When your child has died, suddenly it seems like all meaning has been drained from your life. When you wake in the morning, it’s difficult to get out of bed, much less live a “normal” life. All that was right with the world now seems wrong and you’re wondering when, or if, you’ll ever feel better. We’ve been there ourselves and understand some of the pain you are feeling right now. We are truly glad that you have found us but profoundly saddened by the reason. We know that you are trying to find your way in a bewildering experience for which no one can truly be prepared. When you’re newly bereaved, suddenly you find yourself on an emotional roller-coaster where you have no idea what to expect next. Here are thoughts on some of what you may be experiencing or feeling (many of these will apply to bereaved siblings and grandparents):

< Back State Food Purchase Program The State Food Purchase Program (SFPP) started in 1982 during the height of the recession to address the subsequent strains placed on volunteer charitable organizations for emergency food distribution during a time of increasing unemployment.

< Back Cocalico Care Center The Cocalico Care Center is an outreach ministry of St John's United Church of Christ. The purpose of the Cocalico Care Center's team of professionals is to provide a safe, loving Christian environment, to use the State Standards to ensure that extensive learning and teaching is achieved for every child through physical, social, academic and moral experiences, and to provide support for therents/guardians and their children

< Back COMMUNITY TABLE TYPE 1 DIABETES For those with diabetes and their families and friends. For those with diabetes and their families and friends. Welcome to the Community Table! Every month, all year long, Beyond Type 1 will be hosting conversations around under-discussed issues facing the diabetes community, bringing to the table community members, experts, and healthcare providers. Throughout 2022, these conversations will focus specifically on commonalities, questions, and difficulties that affect all of those living with diabetes, both type 1 and type 2. We’re excited and invite you to pull up a chair at the Community Table. You can register to join each conversation via Zoom Webinar or catch it live-streamed on Facebook. Sign up to be a part of these conversations, and find topics listed below held in 2022 GO TO THE WEBSITE FOR INFORMATION Conversations from 2022: Planning + Creating Goals with Diabetes – January 27th Finding Support as Spouses + Significant Others – February 24th Misconceptions, Misinformation, and Misdiagnosis – March 31st Why Culturally Sensitive Care Matters – April 28th Addressing Diabetes Stressors: Anxiety, Fear of Hypoglycemia, and Burnout – May 26th Sports, Fitness + Staying Active with Diabetes – June 22nd Getting Real About Eating Disorders + Body Image – July 28th Research, Tech Updates + Advancements in Diabetes – August 25th Screening for Diabetes + Why It Matters – September 29th Drugs, Alcohol + Diabetes – October 27th Resources for Newly Diagnosed – November 17th Pregnancy + Parenting with Diabetes – December 15th FIND US ON SOCIAL MEDIA Facebook – Beyond Type 1 Twitter – @beyondtype1 Instagram – @beyondtype1 and @beyondtype1daily YouTube – Beyond Type 1 LinkedIn – Beyond Type 1 FIND US IN ESPAÑOL Facebook – @beyondtype1ESP Facebook –@beyondtype2ESP Twitter – @beyondtype2ESP Instagram –@beyondtype2_ES