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< Back Lawrence County Adult and Juvenile Probation JUVENILE PROBATION https://lawrencecountypa.gov/courts/juvenile-probation (724) 656-2173 Email - https://lawrencecountypa.gov/courts/juvenile-probation/contacts/patrick-micco Lawrence County Government Center Juvenile Probation Office 430 Court Street New Castle, PA 16101 Located on the 3rd floor of the Lawrence County Courthouse

< Back SPECIAL NEEDS Planning We will help build a financial plan that will help ensure that your entire family, including your loved one with special needs, is protected, cared for, and able to achieve their most important goals. We can help you look beyond the day-to-day challenges and create a plan that will give you peace of mind, knowing that you have done everything you can to ensure your loved one will have the resources for a financially secure life! We understand the challenges you face and can help ensure a better quality of life for your loved one with special needs and help avoid mistakes that could deprive him or her of essential government support and benefits! We’re a team of experts who want to help you navigate the complexities of all special needs planning. We share a common bond; as we are parents, friends and family of people with special needs. One thing for sure, we are dedicated to providing you the highest quality service and advice, as well as the latest information on legal developments! Our team is designed to be thorough and committed to assisting you and your family through our experience and expertise!

< Back CARErent Education Program * Offersrents the opportunity to learn about child development from the ages of birth through 12 *rents can also learn effective disciplinary techniques, communication skills, stress management, anger management, and how to build self-esteem

< Back FOSTER GRANDPARENT PROGRAMS IN PA Providing senior citizens the opportunity to serve as mentors, tutors, and caregivers for at-risk children and youth or children and youth with special needs in schools and in the community. A referral is not required for enrollment. Click on your county for information! ALLEGHENY COUNTY LUZERNE COUNTY UNION-SNYDER COUNTIES BLAIR COUNTY Allegheny, Beaver, Butler, Fayette, Greene, and Washington Counties C AMBRIA COUNTY

< Back Meadowlands Gymnastics Probably more than any other sport, gymnastics develops in the successful gymnast all the "BEST" physical, mental and moral virtues that make up the nature of a truly admirable person. At the same time however, it requires of the gymnast the best that he or she can deliver, before success can be achieved. It is the aim of the Meadowlands Gymnastics Training Center and its staff to develop the best gymnasts - CHAMPIONS - by providing its students with the BEST coaching experience and skill, BEST training facilities, BEST competition, where, after all, championship qualities emerge and are proven.

< Back Lebanon County Mental Health / Intellectual Developmental Disabilities / Early Intervention Program Eligibility determination: Through the intake process, a person’s eligibility for services and funding is determined and referrals are made to appropriate programs in the community that correspond to service needs. To be considered for services, individuals must be a resident of Lebanon County. Every individual served by the Lebanon County Mental Health / Intellectual Disabilities / Early Intervention programs will be given the opportunity to select culturally competent services that support their growth, wellness, and inclusion in their community, with the benefits of a natural support system. The MH/ID/EI office provides the intake process to determine eligibility for services to: Adults with serious mental illness Children and adolescents with a mental illness or serious emotional disturbance Individuals with an intellectual disability Individuals diagnosed on the autism spectrum Children birth to three years old who have special needs due to a developmental delay or disability Individuals with a medically complex condition aged 0-21 Individuals with a developmental disability under the age of nine (9)

< Back Parents League for Emotional Adjustment PLEA Helping individuals and families facing behavioral and developmental challenges through Programs for Living, Education, and Advocacy We provide specialized programs in education, vocational training, recreational programs, and community living options. Through PLEA, our clients can move into a journey of growth and personal fulfillment. We recognize that no single program will meet the needs of everyone, therefore we customize specialized programs based on a full assessment of each person’s abilities, needs, and interests. We understand that behavioral and developmental challenges affect entire families. Therefore, in addition to working with the individual, PLEA also works with the families to provide that needed support and care. The active and informed involvement of family members in all planning of individualized services and support is also strongly encouraged.

< Back Cerebral Palsy Association of Chester County The Cerebral Palsy Association is a non-profit agency located in Chester County, Pennsylvania. We service residents in Chester County and its surrounding areas who have disabilities. We are also known as Chester County Disability Services because we focus not only on people with cerebral palsy but a variety of physical disabilities such as spinal cord injuries, and MS. Our Children’s Early Intervention program provides comprehensive services to infant and toddlers with developmental delays. We also provide services to people with brain injury and Autism. All services assist individuals to maintain their independence in the community.

< 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 Wyoming County Juvenile Court Services 44th Judicial District Intake and Assessment

< Back PROGRESSIONS COMPANIES INC Progressions has an esteemed history of responding to the needs of children and adults struggling with mental illness and/or substance addiction. We are committed to providing the highest quality outpatient psychiatric services. Our professional focus is primarily mental health and substance abuse treatment.special needs healthcare

< 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