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< Back SOS: A Handbook For Survivors of Suicide This is a brief handbook to help people who have experienced a loss by suicide cope with their emotions and questions.

< Back Human Services Center of Lawrence County Mental Health, Developmental, Early Intervention, Crisis The Human Services Center is a comprehensive community behavioral healthcare provider. We are one of the region’s largest providers of outpatient mental health services. Websites for each listing. Go to the website and pick under Services Adolescent Partial Hospitalization Case Management Services Child Partial Hospitalization Clinical Services Crisis Intervention Services Developmental Services Family Based Services Medical Services Mobile Medication Services Outpatient Services Psychiatric Rehabilitation Services Residential & Vocational Services Student Assistance Program Vocational Services

< Back Feeling Safe by Autumn Grace and Mom Children's story book.our goal is to educate children and adults about sexual abuse prevention and healing.improve the lives of children and adults around the worldChild Sexual Abuse Prevention

< Back AARON'S ACRES SUPPORT GROUP DURING CAMP In addition to our summer camp sessions, we offer programs for the whole family. Sometimes it’s to unwind, and sometimes it’s for an extra layer of support. No matter the reason, our goal is to offer the same level of care and attention that we believe everyone deserves. Our summer parent programs provide the following: Open communication with other parents of children and young adults with developmental disabilities https://aaronsacres.org/programs/for-parents/

< Back Armstrong/Indiana Mental Health Svcs. for Children, Youth, Young Adults BDHP Armstrong and Indiana Mental Health Services for Children, Youth, Young Adults BDHP Children Mental Health Services booklet updated January 2024 revised .ppt Download PPT • 1.19MB https://www.aibdhp.org/

< Back Human Services Provider Online Directory Program, Service, License Status Department of Public Welfare (DPW) online directory of licensed human services facilities and operations in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. This directory is updated on an ongoing basis. It includes the basic identifying information on Pennsylvania's licensed human services facilities and providers. ADOPTION SERVICES ADULT TRAINING FACILITIES ASSERTIVE COMMUNITY TREATMENT ASSISTED LIVING ASSISTED LIVING - SPECIAL CARE COMM. RES. REHAB. HOST HOME SVCS. FOR CHILDREN COMM. RES. REHAB. SVCS. FOR ADULTS COMMUNITY LIVING HOMES FOR INDIVIDUALS W/ INTELLECTUAL DISABILITIES OR AUTISM COUNTY CHILDREN AND YOUTH AGENCIES CRISIS INTERVENTION DAY TREATMENT FAMILY-BASED SERVICES FOSTER FAMILY CARE INPATIENT INTENSIVE BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES INTERMEDIATE CARE FACILITIES FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH INTELLECTUAL DISABILITIES (8 BEDS OR LESS) INTERMEDIATE CARE FACILITIES FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH INTELLECTUAL DISABILITIES (9 BEDS OR MORE) INTERMEDIATE CARE FACILITIES FOR PERSONS W/OTHER RELATED CONDITIONS LIFE SHARING HOME LONG-TERM STRUCTURED RESIDENCE MOBILE PROGRAM OUTDOOR PROGRAM OUTPATIENT PARTIAL HOSPITALIZATION PEER SUPPORT SERVICES PERSONAL CARE HOMES PRIVATE C & Y AGENCY (ALTERNATIVE TREATMENT) PRIVATE C&Y AGENCIES (SUPERVISED INDEPENDENT LIVING) PRIVATE CHILDREN AND YOUTH AGENCIES PSYCH REHAB PSYCH. UNIT RESIDENTIAL SERVICES RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT FACILITY FOR ADULTS SECURE CARE SECURE DETENTION TRANSITIONAL LIVING VOCATIONAL FACILITIES License Status: APPROVED AWAITING RENEWAL CLOSED EXPIRED FULL GRANTED LICENSED LICENSE REVOKED NON-RENEWAL PDR-APPEAL PEND PENDING LICENSE PRELIM REVOC ORD REVOKED UNDER APPEAL UNDER CLOSURE UNDER REVOCATION Region: CENTRAL NORTHEAST SOUTHEAST WESTERN

< Back Monessen City School District Monessen, a very caring and unique school district, relies on versatility in meeting the needs of our very special young people by assisting them to become productive citizens and confident individuals in our own and world community.children's education

< Back Pennsylvania Client Assistance Program ​​​YOU CAN COUNT ON THE CLIENT ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (CAP) TO HELP YOU; Obtain pre-employment transition services Access the services you need to pursue a meaningful career and live independently Understand how the Office Of Vocational Rehabilitation (OVR) and Centers for Independent Living (CIL) provide these services Know your rights and responsibilities under these programs, and Title 1 of the ADA Navigate The OVR program to achieve a successful employment outcome Resolve any concerns you may have with OVR or CIL

< Back The Pennsylvania Department of Corrections (DOC) DOC is responsible for overseeing the operation of: 24 state correctional institutions and one motivational boot camp https://www.cor.pa.gov/Facilities/StatePrisons/Pages/default.aspx 14 community corrections centers and oversees contracts with nearly 50 contract facilities a training academy https://www.cor.pa.gov/Facilities/Pages/Training-Academy.aspx County prisons in Pennsylvania are not under the jurisdiction of the DOC. https://www.cor.pa.gov/Facilities/CountyPrisons/Pages/default.aspx https://www.cor.pa.gov/Facilities/CountyPrisons/Pages/Inspection-Schedule,-Statistics-And-General-Info.aspx Minimum Operating Standards for County Prisons https://www.pacodeandbulletin.gov/Display/pacode?file=/secure/pacode/data/037/chapter95/chap95toc.html&d=reduce Parole decisions for incarcerated individuals are under the authority of the Pennsylvania Parole Board . Parole 101 https://www.parole.pa.gov/Parole%20101/Pages/default.aspx The entire state prison system is accredited by the American Correctional Association. Offices and Bureaus https://www.cor.pa.gov/About%20Us/Pages/Offices-and-Bureaus.aspx Division of Treatment Services Office of County Inspection and Services Administration Central Services Chief Counsel Bureau of Community Corrections Bureau of Investigations and Intelligence Bureau of Reentry Coordination Communications Office County Probation and Parole Officers' Firearm Education and Training Commission Education Equal Employment Bureau of Facility Security and Special Operations Field Region Offices Western Field Region Office Coordinates and manages the activities of all districts and sub-offices in the counties of Greene, Fayette, Somerset, Bradford, Fulton, Washington, Allegheny, Westmoreland, Cambria, Blair, Huntingdon, Mifflin, Beaver, Lawrence, Butler, Armstrong, Indiana, Clearfield, Clarion, Jefferson, Elk, Mercer, Venango, Forest, Crawford, Erie, Warren, and McKean. Central Field Region Office Coordinates and manages the activities of all districts and sub-offices in the counties of Franklin, Adams, York, Cumberland, Perry, Dauphin, Lebanon, Lancaster, Centre, Snyder, Northumberland, Montour, Cameron, Clinton, Lycoming, Sullivan, Potter, Tioga, Union, Bradford, Schuylkill, Berks, Lehigh, Northampton, Columbia, Luzerne, Carbon, Monroe, Wyoming, Lackawanna, Susquehanna, Wayne, and Pike. Eastern Field Region Office Coordinates and manages the activities of all districts and sub-offices in the counties of Chester, Delaware, Philadelphia, Montgomery, and Bucks Food Services Office Grants, Standards, and Court Services Division Health Care Housing Office Human Resources Delivery Center Information Technology Institutional Parole Office Interstate Probation and Parole Services Division Operations Parole Services Division Pennsylvania Correctional Industries Planning, Research and Statistics Policy and Legislative Affairs Population Management and Sentence Computation Probation Services Psychology Office ​ Provides oversight to facility psychology departments and other departments in the delivery of mental health services. Works with executive and management staff, facilities, community corrections centers, community contract facilities, and parole staff throughout the state to ensure psychological services, policies, and procedures are conducted ethically, efficiently, and effectively. Staff Development and Training Office Standards, Audits and Accreditation

< Back Behavioral Health/Intellectual Disabilities/Early Intervention Program The Cambria County Behavioral Health/Intellectual Disabilities Programs' mission is to view a new horizon of hope and recovery, empowering every individual to direct their treatment and rehabilitation in a manner that is responsive to their individual needs and values and which promotes a satisfying and sustainable lifestyle. Mental Health, Behavioral Health, Early Intervention, Intellectual Disabilities Services See website for full description.

< Back Pennsylvania Community Providers Association PCPA promotes a community-based, responsive and viable system of agencies providing quality services for individuals receiving mental health, intellectual disabilities, addictive disease and other related human services. To achieve that purpose, the Association serves as a forum for the exchange of information and experience, represents providers on legislative and administrative matters, and serves as a point of contact with other related statewide organizations

< Back OVERVIEW of the Dep. of Drug & Alcohol Program DDAP Department of Drug & Alcohol Program DDAP Overview Pennsylvania Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs DDAP The Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs is providing education, intervention and treatment programs to reduce drug and alcohol abuse and dependency for all Pennsylvanians. Gambling and pornography are also being abused as well these days. Bureau of Treatment, Prevention, and Intervention The Bureau of Treatment, Prevention, and Intervention performs numerous tasks within the Department to provide county authorities, providers, and communities throughout the Commonwealth with the tools they need to effectively prevent and treat drug and alcohol problems, as well as problem gambling. TREATMENT DIVISION Responsible for program planning and development of standards, policies, guidelines, service descriptions, and outcome data for the clinical functions of case management and treatment systems for drug and alcohol issues and problem gambling. PREVENTION AND INTERVENTION DIVISION Provides for the development, oversight, and management of substance abuse prevention services statewide, and strives to increase the effectiveness of implemented services through evidence-based programs and state-approved, effective programs and strategies. Bureau of Quality Assurance for Prevention and Treatment The Bureau of Quality Assurance for Prevention and Treatment is responsible for ensuring that drug and alcohol programs throughout the Commonwealth meet or exceed high-quality standards and licensure requirements. The Bureau is composed of the following two divisions: (1) EVALUATION AND CONTRACT COMPLIANCE DIVISION Ensures that the Single County Authorities (SCAs) adhere to grant agreement requirements and carry out their administrative functions effectively to ensure timely access to, and the provision of, a quality service delivery system, as well as efficiently manage all available resources at the local level. 2) PROGRAM LICENSURE DIVISION Safeguards the public by assuring that facilities providing drug and alcohol treatment services meet minimum standards of care based on published regulations.