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< Back Health Trax Fitness and Wellness swimming lessons for children with special needs. College students with physical ed backgrounds.

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< Back Holy Family Social Services Professional counseling services, in-home counseling, groups, independent livingskills assessment & training, volunteer services, community-based mentoring,youth commission program, tutoring initiative free and family group decisionmaking.Counseling services

< Back FULTON COUNTY EARLY INTERVENTION Franklin/Fulton Mental Health/Intellectual Disabilities/Early Intervention partners with the community to develop and assure the availability of the quality MH/ID/EI services and supports for individuals and families. Franklin/Fulton County Mental Health, Intellectual Disabilities and Early Intervention provides and partners with the community to provide services to individuals birth to three, children, adolescents and adults with a serious mental illness, an intellectual disability or a developmental delay

< Back Beth El Nurser School NAEYC Accredited since 1991. Classes forrent/toddler, 2's 3's 4's & Kindergarten. Enrichment, exteded day full-day options, Jewish enrichment available, music and artsExperienced, nurturing staff, developmentally appropriate, child-centered curriculum. Large attreactive classrooms and play ground.

< Back Lackawanna Susquehanna Drug and Alcohol Jeff Thomas, Prevention Program Supervisor Phone: 570-963-6820 Ext: 1514 Fax: 570-963-6617 Rene Esgro, Case Management Supervisor Phone: 570-963-6315 Fax: 570-496-1703 Susquehanna Office Located in: First National Bank 61 Church St, Montrose, PA 18801 (570) 278-1000 Administration – programmatic and fiscal oversight of the drug and alcohol system within its county jurisdiction. This includes but is not limited to, planning, development, support, and maintenance of a comprehensive d/a system responsive to local community needs while ensuring compliance with state and federal regulations and guidelines. Of primary importance is maximizing the search and procurement of all available monies from diverse funding sources. Prevention – the primary source of most school-based and community-based programming in the Lackawanna County. Activities include but are not limited to, curricula training in substance abuse, violence prevention, and tobacco; PDE SAP trainers to northeast school districts; support group facilitation at elementary, middle, and high school levels throughout the county; in-service training for school faculties and social service agency staff; community organization in the development of “Partners in Prevention” initiative; parenting programs; sponsor conferences, organize semi-annual multi-media campaigns, and present diversified education and informational programs to the general public. Case Management – the point of entry into the drug and alcohol system for all Medical Assistance eligible clients, former welfare recipients, and the under-insured or uninsured in the county. Services include assessment, level of care determination, referral and placement, case management, and intensive case management. Served as the lead agency in the development of common service management protocols for SCA client populations in the northeast region, in the development of the ACT 53 court protocols in use in local and regional courts, and in the planning, implementation, and support of the county’s drug treatment courts.

< Back RAD Sibs Reactive Attachment Virtual Support Group for Siblings/Parents RAD Support Group including all forms of attachment disorders. We meet monthly in the Chambersburg area. The purpose of the group is to provide support & information torents who arerenting children with this very difficult diagnosis. This is a new Support Group which I formed in January of 2009. Who is RAD Sibs for? Parents and siblings of people with Reactive Attachment Disorder (RAD) or Developmental Trauma Disorder (DTD), and those who love and support them. Whether you’re from an adoptive, blended, foster, kinship, or biological family, all are welcome at RAD Sibs! Groups for parents and siblings, videos, etc Cost for virtual groups

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< Back Division of Home Health Care The Pennsylvania Department of Health has published final regulations requiring every home care agency or registry to apply for a license from the department's Division of Home Health before providing "home care services" directly or through independent contractors. The regulations became effective December 12, 2009.Home care services include personal care, assistance with instrumental activities of daily living (IADL), companionship services, respite care, and specialized care that makes it easier for an individual to live independently.The license application process requires the submission of a substantial amount of info rmation, including a civil rights survey, disclosure of ownership and control interest info rmation, a license survey, and other info rmation about an organization's management and operational policies. The regulations include hiring, training, competency testing, criminal background checks, and TB screening requirements for direct care workers and office staff.Any home care agency or registry operating as of December 12, 2009, may continue to operate after that date as long as it (1) applies for a license by February 10, 2010, and (2) complies with the new personnel and consumer rights requirements in the new regulations. A note of caution: All info rmation submitted with an application will be available to the public unless the appropriate claim of confidentiality is made under the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania 's Right-to-Know Law.Home Health Care Services

< Back RIGHT TO EDUCATION TASK FORCE Venago, Clarion, Forest, Jefferson Counties Chairperson Gina Nicholson 814-427-2250 Ivannn@comcast.net Vice-Chairperson Kelly Mong Kellymong1229@gmail.com https://www.riu6.org/Page/1