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< Back PRADER-WILLI ASSOCIATION OF USA PWS is a complex genetic disorder affecting appetite, growth, metabolism, cognitive function and behavior. It is typically characterized by low muscle tone, short stature (when not treated with growth hormone), incomplete sexual development, cognitive disabilities, behavioral problems, and the hallmark characteristics – chronic feelings of insatiable hunger and a slowed metabolism that can lead to excessive eating and life-threatening obesity. Those who have PWS need intervention and strict external controls, sometimes including padlocking access to food, to maintain normal weight and to help save their lives.

< Back ADAMS COUNTY Moms Supporting Moms of Adams County Our Mission is to celebrate, honor, and support the rewards and challenges of parenthood through social, educational, and philanthropic opportunities for families in Adams County. MSMAC does not endorse any religious or political affiliation, parenting philosophy, or lifestyle. Are you a mom seeking other moms who understand what it’s like to be home with the kids all day? Are you struggling to juggle kids and work or just new to the area and looking for new friends for you and your kids? Are you looking for some adult conversation? Would you like to meet others who understand your joys and frustrations? We are located in Adams County Pennsylvania, the home of historic Gettysburg and its beautiful National Military Park. The county is also nicknamed “Apple Capitol, USA” for its bountiful apple orchards. Moms Supporting Moms of Adams County is open to members within the county, as well as all surrounding areas. Go to the website for all information. Parents of all kinds of children are welcome!

< Back Pittsburgh Public Schools Early Childhood Program The Pittsburgh Public Schools Early Childhood Program provides children, ages three to five, with a comprehensive, educational program designed to reinforce and respond to the unique strengths and needs of the individual child and family Early Childhood Education

< Back Suicide HALOS – CLC (Hope After a Loved One’s Suicide – Child Loss Chapter) Please contact Gail before coming to the first meeting. Meets 2nd Wednesday every month 7pm Meeting is held at Lehighton Hospital, St. Luke's 12th St., Lehighton, PA 18235 Contact Person: Gail Strohl 610.377.2035 oldngrey@ptd.net Charge: NO

< Back Autistic Women & Nonbinary Network, Inc. The mission of Autistic Women & Nonbinary Network (AWN) is to provide community support, and resources for Autistic women, girls, transfeminine and transmasculine nonbinary people, trans people of all genders, Two Spirit people, and all people of marginalized genders or of no gender. AWN is committed to recognizing and celebrating diversity and the many intersectional experiences in our community. Our goal is to dispel stereotypes and misinformation which cause unnecessary fears surrounding an autism diagnosis. We are committed to sharing information which works to build acceptance and understanding of disability. Newsletter, Info, Meet-Ups, Resources, Webinars etc

< Back Self-Assessment of Community Level Outcome Indicators 2011/12 DHS

< Back FASD and Sleep Disturbances Predict Anxiety Article Sleep Disturbance as a Predictor of Anxiety in Children With FASD and Typically Developing Children “This is the largest study to examine sleep in FASD. We report that a significant proportion of anxiety can be predicted by sleep problems. Children with FASD experienced significantly higher levels of sleep problems and anxiety than typically developing children, the majority at clinical levels. Sleep interventions should be a clinical priority for children with FASD.” - Research in Developmental Disabilities

< Back ABC Education Advocacy Step-by-Steprent Advocacy and Resources for families of children with special needs in public Schools

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< Back The Crisis Intervention Association of Pennsylvania The Crisis Intervention Association of Pennsylvania was organized in 1973. It is an Organization with a broad range of members including Professionals, Physicians, Crisis Intervention Workers, Disaster Responders and people who merely have an interest in the field of Crisis Intervention or Mental Health Emergency services.

< Back Pennsylvania School Counselor Association The PSCA Mission Statement The Pennsylvania School Counselors Association responsibly promotes engagement and facilitates ethical and contemporary professional identity of school counselors across our diverse Commonwealth to ensure equitable educational outcomes for all students. School Counselor vs. Guidance Counselor Historically, the term “guidance counselor” was used to refer to counselors working in the schools. This term has evolved to “school counselor” as the scope of duties has changed and evolved. Although some schools still used the outdated “guidance counselor” term, the Pennsylvania School Counselors Association encourages the use of “school counselor” to more accurately reflect the role. The PSCA Goals and Objectives Provide professional development relevant to the current and emerging practices of professional school counseling. Advocate for the role and programs of professional school counselors. Support and promote the implementation of evidence-based practices in school counseling. Define and promote professional and ethical standards that guide the conduct and practices of professional school counselors. Identify and implement an organizational structure that facilitates the accomplishments of the mission and goals in a fiscally optimal manner.

< Back Tobyhanna Kids Day Care Center Our Priority Is Our Children" Tobyhanna Kids Day care Center was founded on 3/1/1999. We strive to bring the best childcare services to our community. Learning is a fun and positive experience with us. Our commitment to provide the best Toddler, Preschool and Before After-School Programs in Tobyhanna has been the basis for our success. We are State licensed and fully insured. Our Staff is professional and caring. We strongly believe in parental involvement as we team up to succeed in our noble task of teaching and preparing our children for the future. We service children age 12 months to 12 years old. We accept all Subsidized Programs and Scholarships from our local Universities and Private organizations. Our hours of operation are from Monday to Friday, 7:00 AM to 6:00 PM. We are a Keystone STAR 4 center and a non-discriminatory organization. Please contact the administration for more information, to visit, register, volunteer or donate funds to support our center.