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< Back Child Care Works Subsidized Child Care Program Armstrong, Beaver, Butler, Indiana, Lawrence Early Learning Resource Centers (ELRCs) are the hub of child care information in your local area. ELRCs provide you and your family with information on quality child care and personalized child care referrals to child care providers based on your specific needs or preferences. ELRCs also administer the Child Care Works subsidized child care program. For all of your child care questions and needs, contact the ELRC for your local area or call the Child Care Works Helpline at 1-877-4-PA-KIDS.

< Back VENANGO COUNTY Mental Health Services Go to website to find the providers and information.

< Back Penn State Beaver Children's Day Camp Robotics Rockets Away Digital Video Princess Camp Spanish Cheerleading C.S.I. Camp Musical Theatre * Wizardry School Basketball Fitness Softball Soccer Volleyball Golf Baseball Tennis Softball New for 2009 ! Pirate Camp Kids Learn to Cook * Wizardry School is based on the Harry Potter novels by J. K. Rowling. Disclaimer: This event is not endorsed, sanctioned or any other way supported, directly or indirectly, by Warner Bros. Entertainment, the Harry Potter book publishers, or J.K. Rowling and her representatives.

< Back GENERATIONS UNITED SENIORS 4 KIDS Civic engagement initiative that demonstrates the important role older adults can play in support of issues directly benefitting children and youth. We help adults age 50+create statewide networks of community leaders and grassroots volunteers that raise visibility of older adults in support of high-quality early care and education

< Back Wayne County Adult/Juvenile Probation JUVENILE PROBATION https://waynecountypa.gov/269/Probation---Juvenile 570-253-5970, ext. 2332 Function The Wayne County Juvenile Probation Department is an arm of the Juvenile Court. The department is responsible for the investigation and supervision of juvenile offenders who are alleged to have committed, or who have committed, felony or misdemeanor offenses prior to a juvenile’s 18th birthday. Mission Statement The department’s mission is guided by Pennsylvania’s Juvenile Justice Philosophy, Balanced and Restorative Justice. Three principles are equally incorporated into its philosophy; Community Protection, Accountability, and Competency Development. In adhering to the balance of these principles, each juvenile offender is assessed individually to determine their level of risk and needs. Quick Links Family Guide to the Pennsylvania Juvenile Justice System (PDF) Other links on the website are above!

< Back Military Resources & PA CARES Taskforce with PA Human Services https://www.dhs.pa.gov/Services/Mental-Health-In-PA/Pages/VeteransMilitary-Families.aspx PA CARES Taskforce Governor's Advisory Council Veterans Peer Support Training Star Behavioral Health Providers (SBHP) ​Additional Resources • Military Cultural Competence Training • Veterans Crisis Resources Opens In A New Window • Suicide Prevention Resources A-Z PA Resources • PA Department of Military and Veterans Affairs • PA Veterans Registry • PA Veterans FoundationOpens In A New Window • Veterans Resources Online Directory • PA State Veteran’s Benefits Opens In A New Window • PA Department of Motor Vehicles - Military Personnel/ Veterans • PA Vet CentersOpens In A New Window • PA Veterans Courts National Resources • U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Opens In A New Window • PTSD: National Center for PTSD Opens In A New Window • National Resource Directory Opens In A New Window • Homeless Veterans Opens In A New Window • Vets.gov Opens In A New Window

< Back Special Education Helpline at Philadelphia HUNE Inc Bilingual Special Education Helpline

< Back SOCIAL SECURITY Ticket to Work Information including Red Book for 2021! Red Book has all the rules etc.

< Back Elliot Bilofsky, D.O., P.C. Otolaryngologist

< Back PA Masonic Learning Centers for Children Inc The Children’s Dyslexia Centers are equipping students with the skills and confidence they need to approach learning with eagerness and without fear. Our proven therapeutic techniques have a documented success rate, generally resulting in significant gains in reading level. Pennsylvania Centers Central Pennsylvania Lori Lewis Co-Director Krista Michak Co-Director Scottish Rite Cathedral, 2701 N. Third Street (Rear Entrance) Harrisburg, PA 17110 Lancaster Heather Brown Director 213 West Chestnut Street Lancaster, PA 17603 Lehigh Valley Cindy Brown Co-Director Lisa Jones Co-Director 1533 Hamilton Street Allentown, PA 18102 Pittsburgh Patricia Broskey Director 3579 Masonic Way Pittsburgh, PA 15237 Reading Sue Hissick Co-Director Benita Bates Co-Director 430 South Seventh Avenue West Reading, PA 19611 Western Pennsylvania Elise Orazem Co-Director Robyn Goodlin Co-Director 110 East Lincoln Avenue New Castle, PA 16101

< Back Advisory Council for the Deaf & Hard of Hearing Pennsylvania's Advisory Council for the Deaf & Hard of Hearing (ACDHH) was established as a result of Act 1997-37, which required the establishment of the Office for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing and the Advisory Council. The Council is mandated to provide recommendations to public and private agencies, advocate for services and act as a bureau of information. It is comprised of 17 members. The members are not paid for their council work; however they are reimbursed for hotel, travel (mileage, parking and tolls) and subsistence, in accordance with the Commonwealth's reimbursement policy. They travel to Harrisburg for meetings and do subcommittee work between meetings. The Council functions in accordance with its bylaws and the Sunshine Act. APPLICATION FOR MEMBERSHIP

< Back MONTGOMERY COUNTY Juvenile Probation Satellite Office 102 Old York Rd. Willow Grove, PA 19090 Ph: 215-784-5406 Fx: 215-784-5449