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< Back Bristol Township School District Bristol Township School District will prepare and empower our students to be productive, competitive members in an ever-changing global societychildren's education

< Back Parent to Parent of PA Linking families of children or adults with disabilities or special needs. A network created by families for families of children and adults with special needs. We connect families in similar situations with one another so that they may share experiences, and offer practical information and/or support. At Parent to Parent of Pennsylvania , when someone asks what we do, we say we empower and support parents throughout our great state. We connect them with families of children & adults with special needs or disabilities who’ve had similar journeys. The peaks and valleys they experience along the way might sometimes feel a little overwhelming. So, we’re driven to ensure no parent feels alone. Ever. How? By providing the emotional support they need to help overcome whatever life throws at them. Share our own experiences and let them know, whatever happens, they’ve got this. Call us today for more information: https://www.parenttoparent.org/about/ 1-888-727-2706 At Parent to Parent of PA we are always striving to expand our reach to families who have a child or adult with a disability or special need. In those efforts, we have helped to create and administer the following support programs: Early Intervention Infant Toddler and Early Intervention Preschool Direct Referral programs (EI Direct Referrals); Pediatric Therapy Professionals “Family Connection” program (PTP); Neonatal Intensive Care Parent Support programs (NICU’s); Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP- Trisomy 21 Parent Peer program and Pulmonary Hypoplasia program) and the Family Connections for Language and Learning program.

< Back The SE Regional Mental Health Services - Mental Health First Aid Team The SE Regional Mental Health Services - Mental Health First Aid Team is here for you. Even though we cannot provide the face-to-face experience of Mental Health First Aid instruction during this difficult time, we'd like to share some Mental Health First Aid tips that can be useful in coping with stress and supporting others in times of crisis. Mental Health First Aiders: ENCOURAGE APPROPRIATE PROFESSIONAL HELP Are you aware that each of the counties in the Southeast Region of Pennsylvania has detailed information online for professional help? Whether you seek support for mental health or drug and alcohol services, case management, or respite for adults and children, a quick check online is a great first step toward finding available resources. Take some time to learn about your local resources. The best recommendation for an appropriate professional resource is one that you are familiar with. Learn what services they provide and how a person might access the service. A warm handoff is often the best way to connect someone to a needed resource. Bucks County: http://www.buckscounty.org/government/HumanServices/behavioralhealth Chester County: https://www.chesco.org/617/Mental-Health Delaware County: http://www.delcohsa.org/mh_adult.html Montgomery County: https://www.montcopa.org/1219/MentalBehavioral-Health Philadelphia County: https://healthymindsphilly.org/en/resources/ https://cbhphilly.org/cbh-members/ Mental Health First Aid teaches a 5-STEP ACTION PLAN to help loved ones, colleagues, neighbors, and others cope with mental health or substance use problems and how to use the steps in times of crisis: Assess for risk of suicide or harm Listen nonjudgmentally Give reassurance and information Encourage appropriate professional help Encourage self-help and other support strategies For more information about Mental Health First Aid www.Mentalhealthfirstaid.org National Council for Behavioral Health has provided additional resources to assist during this time: How to Care for Yourself While Practicing Physical Distancing How Do I Know Someone is Experiencing Anxiety or Depression? How to Help Someone with Anxiety or Depression During COVID-19 How to Support a Loved One Going Through a Tough Time During COVID-19 SE Regional Mental Health Services Coordination Office| www.fivecountymh.org

< Back Brookrk Recreation & Swimming Club Ince This is a private pool in the Brookrk Country Club. It is a square outdoor pool treated with Chlorine.

< Back Early Childhood Learning & Knowledge Center Website for Locating Head Start Learming Centers Nationwide.Early childhood education

< Back Neighborhood Art House The mission of the Benedictine Sisters of Erie Inner-City Neighborhood Art House is to enable children to experience beauty, grow in positive self-expression and self-discipline, and develop into full and productive human beings.social services•Why an Art House in Erie’s Inner City•Evening program for teens•Partners with the Art House•Neighbor to Neighbor Newsletter•Notable numbers•Come, Bring the children•Contact information and how you can helpMinistries Benedictines for PeaceBenedictines for Peace (BFP) carries the ancient quest for peace into contemporary times. As the peace and justice outreach of the Erie Benedictine community, BFP members advocate for nonviolence, social change and justice by direct action, prayer and bearing witness.Learn more ? St. Benedict Community CenterIn June 1999 the Benedictine Sisters purchased the former St. Mary’s Auditorium from the Erie Catholic Diocese. The building was re-dedicated as St. Benedict Community Center August 2000.Learn more ? St. Benedict Education CenterLocated in our former high school, Saint Benedict Academy in downtown Erie, SBEC offers intensive case management, academic remediation, job readiness preparation, job development and job placement assistance for some 800 people each year.The Center provides recreational opportunities for neighborhood children and those in the Erie community who have special needs and face mental or physical challenges.Learn more ? Inner-City Art HouseThe Art House provide classes in the visual, performing and literary arts to at-risk children in Erie in a safe, nourishing and caring environment.Learn more ? St. Benedict Child Development CenterSaint Benedict’s Child Development Center was Erie’s first accredited early child care facility. A staff of 40 full andrt-time manages a daycare program, head start for migrant children, and infant care.Learn more ? Benetwood ApartmentsMonastic hospitality is offered to low income, elderly, and handicapped persons at Benetwood. Located on property adjacent to the monastery, the low-rise, 75 apartment building is a government subsidized non-profit facility administered by the community.Learn more ? Emmaus MinistriesThe Emmaus Soup Kitchen serves 1,000 hot meals each week and its foodntry distributes 30,000 food bags per year. Sister Gus’ Kids Café provides a home cooked meal and recreational opportunities to 70 children a day. Other services include a women’s advocacy program and advocacy for seniors.Learn more ?

< Back JUNIATA VALLEY BEHAVIORAL & DEVELOPMENTAL SERVICES including Mifflin, Huntingdon, Juniata Counties The Administrative Office reports directly to the Joinder Board of Commissioners; and is responsible for planning, development and monitoring of services through contracts with over 40 individuals and agencies. Although in operation since 1969, the formal Joinder Board Agreement was established in 1976. The annual flow of events and decisions presented to the Commissioners is driven by the state fiscal year and the state reporting requirements. While the Joinder Board agenda is flexible, anyone can approach the Joinder Board at a public meeting held bi-monthly at 10:00 AM. Meetings for the Citizens Advisory Board are at 4 pm with a hybrid meeting style with in-person attendance in the JVBDS-Large Conference Room, Mifflin County, or via the ZOOM Meeting platform. Next Meeting: SEPTEMBER 25, 2023 in SUITE 101 of 152 E. Market St. A CAB is: To review and evaluate the county’s mental health & mental retardation needs, services, facilities, and special problems in relation to the local health and welfare needs, services, and programs. To develop, together with the administrator, annual plans for the mental health and mental retardation programs required by Section 301 and 509. To make recommendations to the local authorities regarding the program and any other matters relating to mental health and mental retardation services in the counties, including the purchase of service contacts and the extent of funds required to implement the program. To review performance under the mental health and mental retardation program and to recommend a system of evaluation.

< Back Tioga County Mental Health & Intellectual Developmental Disability Services The Tioga County Service Line is responsible for providing housing services and Base Service Unit operations for residents of Tioga County. Service Access and Management, Inc. provides these services through a contractual agreement with the Tioga County Human Services Department. The Base Service Unit assists individuals of all ages with accessing mental health services and supports in Tioga County based on their needs and preferences. The Base Service Unit intake department determines eligibility for various mental health programs and treatment in Tioga County. Intakes may be scheduled Monday-Friday 8:00 AM-4:00 PM and after business hours if necessary . Walk-in appointments are accepted based on availability. Mobile Intake services are provided for individuals as needed. To access a Base Service Unit staff for intake services or assistance please contact our office at 570-724-5766 or 800-242-5766 during our hours of operation or visit our office located at 1873 Shumway Road Wellsboro, PA 16901.

< Back Resource Guide for Supporting Deaf, DeafBlind, and Hard of Hearing Resource Guide for Supporting Deaf, DeafBlind, and Hard of Hearing The Office of Developmental Programs (ODP) is excited to announce the third annual publication of the Resource Guide for Supporting Deaf, DeafBlind, and Hard of Hearing Individuals The purpose of this guide is to offer resources in one central location for those who support or care for someone who is Deaf, Hard of Hearing, or DeafBlind and receives supports from ODP. The Guide provides some of the most frequently accessed resources to assist in addressing the unique needs of these populations, such as information about American Sign Language (ASL) courses, home modifications, assistive technology, a foundational organizations directory, and so much more! Development of this guide included input from individuals within the Deaf, DeafBlind, hard of hearing, and hearing communities and will be revised annually by ODP’s Deaf, DeafBlind, and Hard of Hearing Advisory Committee. This Guide will be available in the near future on MyODP.org under Training > Special Populations > Deaf Services For questions, email RA-ODPDeafServices@pa.gov PLEASE PASS ON THIS INFORMATION! POST IT FOR ALL TO SEE! Thank you for helping to spread the word!! Join our Email Network! Email pasocdianna@gmail.com for Information!

< Back Creative Beginnings We strive to fulfill the needs of our children and their families by:. providing a clean, safe, comfortable environment where each child is respected as an individual.. offering each child the opportunity to experience a variety of developmentally appropriate activities designed to promote his or her intellectual growth.. fostering the physical, emotional and social abilities of each child.. protecting the health and safety of each child.. communicating withrents and encouraging them to observe andrticipate in our programs.. giving each child a Creative BeginningEarly childcare and education

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< Back Center for Disease Control and Prevention CDC MissionHealthy PlacesCollaborating to create the expertise, information, and tools that people and communities need to protect their health – through health promotion, prevention of disease, injury and disability, and preparedness for new health threats.CDC seeks to accomplish its mission by working withrtners throughout the nation and the world to * monitor health, * detect and investigate health problems, * conduct research to enhance prevention, * develop and advocate sound public health policies, * implement prevention strategies, * promote healthy behaviors, * foster safe and healthful environments, * provide leadership and training. Those functions are the backbone of CDC′s mission. Each of CDC′s component organizations undertakes these activities in conducting its specific programs. The steps needed to accomplish this mission are also based on scientific excellence, requiring well-trained public health practitioners and leaders dedicated to high standards of quality and ethical practice.Health and Prevention services