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PA Families Inc. offers support and resources for individuals and families affected by Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD). Learn about prevention, diagnosis, and strategies for managing FASD to support healthier outcomes. Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder At PA Families Inc., we understand the challenges of living with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD). That's why we offer a range of support services that provide education, training, and a sense of community for families affected by this condition. The Pacarepartnership program provides valuable resources to parents and caregivers, while our Parent Support Group and Collaborative Support Group Calendar help to connect families. The Center for Excellence in FASD Education teaches skills for parents and teachers alike, ensuring the best possible care for those affected by FASD. Addtional Resources FASD Media Toolkit & Resources Click Here FASD UNITED (Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder) National Org. Click Here Strategies for Improving Outcomes FASD VIDEO Dan Dubovsky Click Here FASD & Mental Health Dan Dobovsky VIDEO Click Here Families Moving Forward Program FASD Intervention, Training & Research Click Here Notes From the Navigator. FASD quarterly newsletter to provide caregivers with tips and resources Click Here Rewards and Consequences FASD VIDEO Dan Dubovsky Click Here "Myth busting Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders" Podcast Click Here (FASD): Thirty Reasons Why Early Identification Matters By Gordon R. Hodas MD Click Here Addiction Substance Abuse Mental Health What to do! Click Here Addressing the Challenge of Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder By Gordon R. Hodas, M.D. Click Here Alcohol and brain structure across the lifespan Click Here CDC Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder FASD Click Here CDC Releases Annual Update to the Disability and Health Data System 2022 Click Here CDC Releases New Video; Obtaining Prenatal Alcohol History in a Pediatric Setting Click Here Common Strengths of Students with FASD VIDEO Dan Dubovsky Click Here Comparing ODD, ADHD, and FASD VIDEO Dan Dubovsky Click Here FASD Studies Birth Defects & Costs Click Here FASD Finding Help in PA; Who are you going to call? Click Here FASD Task Force PA CARE PARTNERSHIP Click Here FASD United Family Navigator Postcard Contact Info for Help! Click Here FASD United Monthly Policy Forum Meetings Click Here FASD and Sleep Disturbances Predict Anxiety Article Click Here Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder and Systems of Care: Intervention at a Higher Level By Gordon R. Hodas, MD Click Here Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder: VIDEO Bending the Trajectory National Center for Substance Abuse and Child Welfare Click Here Fostering Interdependence FASD VIDEO Dan Dubovsky Click Here Functional Domains Affected By FASD: Growing Independence Of Motor Skills And Intelligence With Increasing Developmental Age Click Here How Common Are Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASD)? By Gordon R. Hodas, M.D. Click Here Mental Health Disorders and FASD Dan Dubovsky VIDEO Click Here NIAAA Research: FASD in Preschool-aged Children and Early Life Factors Click Here NIH FASD Heavy Prenatal Alcohol Linked to Long-term Impacts on Brain Development Click Here PA State Medical Insurance Enrollment Click Here PENNSYLVANIA Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) TASK FORCE Click Here Prenatal Substance Exposure Workshop for Foster, Adoptive, and Kinship Parents Click Here Teachers' needs for an FASD-informed resource: ncbi.nlm.nih.gov Click Here The Adoption & Foster Care Journey Podcasts on FASD Click Here The Approach with FASD VIDEO Dan Dubovsky Click Here The FASD United Weekly Roundup Email Newsletter Click Here The State Correctional Institution at Albion SCI Albion Erie County Special Needs Population Click Here Trying Differently Rather Than Harder from FASCETS Click Here

PA Families Inc. offers early intervention and child care support in collaboration with the Office of Child Development and Early Learning (OCDEL). Discover resources, programs, and assistance for children's healthy development. Early Intervention & Childcare OCDEL The Office of Child Development and Early Learning (OCDEL) https://www.education.pa.gov/Early%20Learning/Pages/default.aspx https://www.pa.gov/en/agencies/dhs/resources/early-learning-child-care.html OCDEL is a collaborative effort between the PA Department of Education and the PA Department of Human Services OCDEL pulls together the services under one department for ages 0-5 to help minimize the challenges of moving from Early Intervention (DHS) to Early Learning/Head Start (DOE) . Included in OCDEL is Child Care as well. Parents, schools, childcare providers, Early Intervention and Head Start programs, libraries, community organizations, and other stakeholders have joined with OCDEL to provide high-quality early childhood programs and effective family support programs to address challenges faced by families that affect school readiness and academic success. On the website, you will find information on all of the following. Child Care Providers Child Care Works Early Intervention Early Learning Standards Family Support Programs Keystone STARS OCDEL Preschool Programs Professional Development Resources Family Engagement Framework - Companion Guide for Families (PDF) Find Childcare and Early Learning Programs Competitive Grant Awardees Pre-K Counts Grants (PDF) Additional Resources Child Care Works — Subsidized Child Care Program CCW Click Here Early Intervention Resources for Families Click Here Early Intervention Services EI OCDEL Click Here Early Intervention Resources for Professionals Click Here Filing A Complaint on Child Care Facility Click Here Find a Child Care Provider /License and Inspection Reports Click Here Head Start Supplemental Assistance Program Click Here Head Start and Early Head Start Click Here Infant Early Learning Newsletters Sign Up PA KEYS Click Here Keystone Stars Rating Program for Child Care Provides in PA Click Here Local (County/Region) Interagency Coordinating Council (LICC) Pennsylvania State Interagency Coordinating Council (SICC) Click Here Preschool Programs Pennsylvania Pre-K Counts Click Here Regional Child Development Offices OCDEL Contacts and Map Click Here Senior Foster Grandparents AmeriCorps Click Here The Bureau of Early Learning Resource Center (ELRC) Child Care Click Here The Office of Child Development and Early Learning (OCDEL) Intro Click Here The Pennsylvania State Advisory Council on Early Childhood Education and Care (SAC) OCDEL Click Here

PA Families Inc. offers essential contacts and information for each county in Pennsylvania, ensuring families have access to local resources and services. Find vital information and support tailored to your community. County Contacts & Commonwealth Information At PA Families Inc., we are dedicated to providing resources and support to families in need. Our comprehensive list of county contacts and commonwealth information includes everything from housing assistance to job training and mental health services. If you need help navigating these resources or have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us. We are here to help you and your family thrive. Addtional Resources Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Click Here Armstrong Indiana Counties BDHP Intellectual Developmental and Autism Services Click Here Community Action Agencies in PA Click Here Grant Programs Government Click Here PA Commonwealth Phone Directory Click Here PA Public Utility Commission |Offices and Staff Directory | PA PUC Click Here PENNSYLVANIA 67 COUNTIES Click Here

PA Families Inc. collaborates with the Department of Education (DOE) to provide educational support and resources for families across Pennsylvania. Discover programs, services, and assistance to help children thrive in their academic journey. Education DOE The commonwealth’s K-12 education system serves more than 1.7 million students. Pennsylvania’s 500 school districts range in size from approximately 200 students to more than 140,000 students. In addition to traditional public schools, more than 160 brick-and-mortar charter schools and 14 cyber charter schools are responsible for educating 135,000 students. Pennsylvania’s 29 Intermediate Units (IUs) provide special education, professional development, and technical assistance services to school districts, charter schools, and private schools Career and technical education programs are provided at 136 high schools and 84 career and technical centers, offering over 1,720 approved programs of study to more than 66,000 students. Pennsylvania is also home to nearly 300 postsecondary and higher education institutions including 14 community colleges, 14 state-owned institutions, and four state-related universities. In addition, there are eight private, state-aided institutions and 88 private colleges and universities. Pennsylvania’s educational system also encompasses a network of 604 state-supported public libraries and 29 District Library Centers, which provide resources, technology, and programs that support pre-K to 12 students, as well as adult learners, in all 67 counties. PDE also oversees the State Library of Pennsylvania. https://www.statelibrary.pa.gov/Pages/default.aspx https://www.education.pa.gov/Schools/TypesofSchools/Pages/default.aspx Additional Resources Pennsylvania Human Relations Commission and Advisory Council (PHRC) Click Here Acronyms, Abbreviations, and Terms DOE Click Here Bullying Prevention DOE Click Here DOH School Health Program Click Here EDUCATION LAW CENTER Click Here Educator Misconduct in PA Types and Process /Forms DOE Click Here Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) Click Here Federal School Nutrition Programs Click Here MEETING LIST of PA IU Local Education Task Forces from The Peal Center Click Here Migrant Education Program Click Here PA Department of Education Contact Information DOE Click Here PA MAP OF SCHOOL DISTRICTS and INTERMEDIATE UNITS (IU) Click Here PATTAN Family Information/ Special Education Click Here Parent Education & Advocacy Leadership (PEAL) Center Click Here Pennsylvania Legal Aid Network Click Here Student Assistance Program in PA Schools SAP MH DDAP DOE Click Here Supports for Military-Connected Students and Families in Education Click Here Teachers' needs for an FASD-informed resource: ncbi.nlm.nih.gov Click Here The Bureau of Special Education Click Here The Office of Elementary and Secondary Education (OESE) Click Here Transition Checklist 7th grade and up from The PEAL Center Click Here U.S. Department of Education’s Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) Click Here Understanding the PA Education System Click Here File A Complaint Against an Educator in Pennsylvania Click Here Pennsylvania Education Directory/Maps/Education System Flow Charts & Listings Click Here Clearances/Background Checks Department of Education Click Here Education Leading to Employment and Career Training (ELECT) Click Here

PA Families Inc. provides crucial support for victims of domestic violence, offering resources, counseling, and safe havens. Our dedicated team is here to help you regain control and build a safer future. You are not alone. Domestic Violence DOMESTIC VIOLENCE PCAR The mission of the Pennsylvania Coalition to Advance Respect is to work to eliminate all forms of sexual violence and to advocate for the rights and needs of victims of sexual assault. PCADV's 59 community-based domestic violence programs work every day to create pathways to safety and justice for victims of domestic violence and their children, working collaboratively to end the domestic violence epidemic in Pennsylvania. Additional Resources Alateen Online /In-Person Support Groups Click Here Co-Dependents Online Support Group Click Here DOH Bureau of Emergency Medical Services, Preparedness /Response, SPECIAL POPULATIONS Click Here DOH Division of Violence Prevention DVP Click Here Military Sexual Assault Click Here PCADV PA Coalition Against Domestic Violence Click Here Pennsylvania Coalition to Advance Respect PCAR ( Against Rape) Click Here Pennsylvania Immigration Resource Center (PIRC) Click Here Pennsylvania Legal Aid Network Click Here

PA Families Inc. partners with the Office of Children, Youth, and Families (OCYF) to provide comprehensive support and resources for children and families in Pennsylvania. Discover programs, services, and assistance available for a brighter future. Children, Youth and Families OCYF Pennsylvania’s Child Welfare System is a state supervised and county administered. Every county has a Children and Youth Services Agency that organizes and manages the services that are available in that county. The name of the Children and Youth Services Agency may vary in each county. The purpose of a Children and Youth Services Agency is to provide child welfare services designed to protect children from abuse, neglect, and enable children to remain safely in their homes. It provides services to help families overcome problems that result in dependency, neglect, and delinquency, and to enhance the family’s capacity to provide for their children’s educational, physical, and behavioral health needs. The Children and Youth Service Agency provides adequate substitute care in foster family homes and child caring institutions for any child in need of care due to abuse or neglect. Services are available to children from birth to 18 years of age. However, if a youth should choose to stay involved, in the state of Pennsylvania they can stay until the age of 21. Children and Youth Services promote and protect the health and welfare of children with the focus of keeping families together through protective services. When placement does occur, the goal is to reconnect and reunify the child with the family in as an effective and timely way possible, while ensuring the safety of the child. Why Children, Youth and Families May Be Involved With Your Family The Children, Youth and Families (CYF) works with families that are having a difficult time providing a safe and nurturing environment for their children. CYF is the agency designated by state law to look into allegations of child abuse and neglect. CYF receives referrals from friends, family, neighbors and others; the agency also receives referrals from parents themselves. CYF assigns a Caseworker to look into the allegations and to decide if CYF can help. By law, the agency will offer services to families when: Parents are not able to care for children and no other responsible adult is availableChildren that may have been injured, abused, or sexually molested by their parents or caretakers; children are not adequately cared for or supervised; in certain situations, when parents need help with their problems or their children’s problems. Keeping Families Together The agency’s preference is to keep families together. If your children can live with you and be safe, they will stay with you. Most families who are involved with OCYF continue to live together under the same roof. While parents continue to parent, they are also receiving services from the agency. A Caseworker will meet with family members in the home to assist the family in working through problems. The frequency of home visits will be decided by the parents and the Caseworker. If adults and children cannot live together safely, CYF will provide a safe, temporary home for the children. This “out-of-home” placement may be with relatives. It may be with a foster family. Less often, it is in a group home, a residential center or shelter. Additional Resources Adoption Read More CYF Mandated Reporting & Training Read More Clearances Read More DHS Clearances & Licensing for PA Residents and Employees Read More DOH Developmental and Behavioral Screening EPSDT Early and Periodic Screening, Diagnosis, and Treatment in Medicaid Insurance Read More Federal Health & Human Services HHS Agencies & Offices 13 total Read More Funding Child Welfare Services in Pennsylvania - PCCYFS Read More Funding for County CYF agencies from County, State and Federal Read More Intake/Referral Services in OCYF Read More Kinship Read More OCYF Resources, Data Sources Read More Overview of Children and Youth Services Read More PA Human Services Provider Directory with License Status Read More Pennsylvania Legal Aid Network Read More Safe Haven Law OCYF Read More Senior Foster Grandparents AmeriCorps Read More State, Regional, County and Federal Offices Read More What are my rights? Read More

PA Families Inc. provides comprehensive mental health support services for individuals and families. Our resources, counseling, and programs are designed to promote well-being and resilience for everyone facing mental health challenges. Mental Health OMHSAS Office of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services Our Mis sion and Vi sion: Every individual served by the Mental Health and Substance Abuse Service system will have the opportunity for growth, recovery and inclusion in their community, have access to culturally competent services and supports of their choice, and enjoy a quality of life that includes family members and fri ends. Our Goals: Transform the children’s behavioral health system to a system that is family driven and youth driven. Implement services and policies to support recovery and resiliency in the adult behavioral health system Assure that behavioral health services and supports recognize and accommodate the unique needs of older adults. Our Guiding Principles: The Mental Health and Substance Abuse Service System will provide quality services and supports that: Facilitate recovery for adults and resiliency for children; Are responsive to individuals’ unique strengths and needs throughout their lives; Focus on prevention and early intervention; Recognize, respect and accommodate differences as they relate to culture/ethnicity/race, religion, gender identity and sexual orientation; Ensure individual human rights and eliminate discrimination and stigma; Are provided in a comprehensive array by unifying programs and funding that build on natural and community supports unique to each individual and family; Are developed, monitored and evaluated in partnership with consumers, families and advocates; Represent collaboration with other agencies and service systems. Additional Resources Transportation Forms for Medicaid Click Here Families Moving Forward Program FASD Intervention, Training & Research Click Here IBHS Booklet on Children's MH Services with Definitions Included Click Here 40 Assets Search Institute Developmental Framework Click Here Addiction Substance Abuse Mental Health What to do! Click Here Child and Adolescent Social Service Program CASSP Click Here Community HealthChoices (CHC) Click Here Comparing ODD, ADHD, and FASD VIDEO Dan Dubovsky Click Here Consumer Family Satisfaction Teams in PA Click Here Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) Programs Click Here DHS Bureau of Quality Management and Data Review/OMHSAS Quality Management Committee Click Here DHS Clearances & Licensing for PA Residents and Employees Click Here DOH Bureau of Emergency Medical Services, Preparedness /Response, SPECIAL POPULATIONS Click Here DOH Developmental and Behavioral Screening EPSDT Early and Periodic Screening, Diagnosis, and Treatment in Medicaid Insurance Click Here Drop-In Centers OMHSAS Click Here FASD Task Force PA CARE PARTNERSHIP Click Here Federal Health & Human Services HHS Agencies & Offices 13 total Click Here Health Choices Mental Health/Drug and Alcohol Services Click Here MENTAL HEALTH Advanced Directive Plan for Unexpected Events Click Here MH Commitment Information in PA Click Here Mental Health State Overview, Regional Map, Children’s Bureau, Federal Information Click Here Mental Health Outpatient Click Here Mental Health Planning Council MHPC Advisory to OMHSAS Click Here Mental Health Program LICENSING New Provider Information Click Here Mental Health RESOURCES, Data Sources, and Support Groups/Organizations Click Here National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) Click Here OMHSAS Contact Information for State, Regional, Program Dir., Field Offices, State Hospitals Click Here OMHSAS General List Serve for News /Announcements Sign up Webpage Click Here OMHSAS Helpful Tips Hints for Mental Health /Behavioral Services Click Here OMHSAS Information, Events, Links and More Click Here OMHSAS Mental Health Glossary Click Here OMHSAS Mental Health PA REGIONAL OFFICE CONTACTS & Map Click Here Older Adults and Adults with Disabilities Benefits Trafficking: Human Trafficking of Older Adults and Adults with Disabilities Click Here PA Care Partnership the State System of Care Click Here PA County Mental Health, Intellectual Disabilities, Early Intervention Program Offices Click Here PA Health Choices Insurance Map; Physical Health and Behavioral Health Insurance Companies Click Here PA Human Services Provider Directory with License Status Click Here PA Intake Services Code Click Here PA State Medical Insurance Enrollment Click Here Pennsylvania Health Choices Click Here Post Traumatic Stress Disorder PTSD / Trauma & Substance Abuse Click Here Post Traumatic Stress Disorder PTSD and Traumatic Brain Injury TBI Click Here Statewide CSP Community Support Programs Meetings Mental Health Click Here Student Assistance Program in PA Schools SAP MH DDAP DOE Click Here Suicide Prevention Resource Center (SPRC) Federal site by SAMHSA Click Here Suicide Resources Click Here Suicide Risk and Addiction Click Here Trauma-Informed Care in PA Click Here Wellness Recovery Action Plan (WRAP) Click Here What are the Signs of Crisis? 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PA Families Inc. assists families with navigating Insurance, Medicaid, Medicare, and PH95 benefits. Our experts provide guidance to ensure you receive the coverage and support you need for a healthier future. Insurance Medicaid, Medicare, PH95 and others Insurance Medicaid, Medicare, PH95, and others Intro Medicaid covers a broad range of physical and behavioral health services, including doctor visits when you’re sick, preventive care like health screenings, vaccines, hospital stays, prescription medications, mental health and substance use disorder care, and more The Children's Health Insurance Program — or CHIP — is Pennsylvania's program to provide health coverage to uninsured children and teens who are not eligible for or enrolled in Medicaid/Medical Assistance. If you’re 21 or older and have both Medicare and Medicaid or receive long-term support through Medicaid because you need help with everyday personal tasks, you will be covered by Community HealthChoices (CHC) . Several Private Insurance Companies provide insurance coverage in PA. Additional Resources Transportation Forms for Medicaid Click Here Medical Assistance for Workers with Disabilities (MAWD) Click Here AmeriHealth Caritas Pennsylvania Insurance Click Here Carelon Health of Pennsylvania Insurance; PA Behavioral HealthChoices (Medicaid) MCO Click Here Center for Advocacy for the Rights and Interests of Elders CARIE Click Here Children's Health Insurance Program CHIP Click Here Community HealthChoices (CHC) Click Here Complaint, Grievance, and DHS Fair Hearing Process PA Community Health Choices Click Here Continuation of Health Coverage (COBRA) Click Here DOH Developmental and Behavioral Screening EPSDT Early and Periodic Screening, Diagnosis, and Treatment in Medicaid Insurance Click Here Health Choices Mental Health/Drug and Alcohol Services Click Here Home and Community-Based Services (HCBS) Click Here How can I file a Medicare appeal? APPEALS The "Medicare & You" handbook Click Here How to Pay for Healthcare/RX Fact Sheet University of Pittsburgh Click Here MAGELLAN BEHAVIORAL HEALTH INSURANCE Click Here Managed Care /Medical Assistance/ Long-Term/ Consumer/ Committee' List Serve Sign Up Pages Click Here Medical Assistance For Children in Pennsylvania (Medicaid) Click Here PA Health Choices Insurance Map; Physical Health and Behavioral Health Insurance Companies Click Here PA State Medical Insurance Enrollment Click Here PERFORM CARE Insurance & Advocacy Assistance Click Here Pennsylvania Health Choices Click Here Pennsylvania Health Law Project (PHLP) The Advocates for PA Click Here Pennsylvania Medicare Education and Decision Insight - PA MEDI/SHIP Click Here Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committee List Serve Sign Up Click Here

PA Families Inc. helps individuals access Social Security Disability (SSA) benefits. Our dedicated team offers support and guidance throughout the application process to ensure you receive the benefits you deserve. Social Security Disability SSA Social Security provides financial protection for our nation’s people, supporting Americans throughout all of life’s journeys. We administer retirement, disability, survivor, and family benefits, and enroll individuals in Medicare. We also provide Social Security Numbers, which are unique identifiers needed to work, handle financial transactions, and determine eligibility for certain government services. Additional Resources Transportation Forms for Medicaid Click Here SOCIAL SECURITY Ticket to Work Information including Red Book for 2021! Click Here Social Security Resources Click Here The Basics About Disability Benefits and to Apply Click Here

PA Families Inc. offers guidance and support for individuals navigating probation, court, and legal challenges. We provide resources, legal aid, and advocacy to help you understand your rights and achieve the best possible outcomes. Probation/Court/Legal In June 2010, at the annual strategic planning meeting, the Executive Committee of the Pennsylvania Council of Chief Juvenile Probation Officers and The Juvenile Court Judges Commission (JCJC) agreed to develop the Juvenile Justice System Enhancement Strategy (JJSES ) . Shortly thereafter, the JJSES Statement of Purpose was developed to outline our vision: We dedicate ourselves to working in partnership to enhance the capacity of Pennsylvania's juvenile justice system to achieve its balanced and restorative justice mission by employing evidence-based practices, with fidelity, at every stage of the juvenile justice process; collecting and analyzing the data necessary to measure the results of these efforts; and with this knowledge, strive to continuously improve the quality of our decisions, services, and programs. Over the last decade, the juvenile justice system has been retraining and retooling to incorporate evidence-based practices. While the JJSES has fundamentally altered the operation of Pennsylvania's juvenile justice system, our sights remain firmly fixed on the BARJ goals. Evidence-based practices do not supplant BARJ; rather, they bolster our ability to attain BARJ goals - - Advancing BARJ through JJSES . The Chiefs' Council remains committed to achieving these goals in partnership with the following; Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency, Administrative Office of Pennsylvania Courts, Bureau of Juvenile Justice Services, Department of Human Services, Center for Juvenile Justice Training and Research, Pennsylvania Council of Children, Youth & Family Services, Office of Victim Advocate, and the citizens of Pennsylvania. Additional Resources Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency (PCCD) Click Here Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) Programs Click Here Difference between Complaints and Grievances Click Here Filing a Complaint against a Judge in PA JUDICIAL CONDUCT BOARD OF PENNSYLVANIA Click Here Loysville Youth Development Center Click Here PA County Prisons/Jails Click Here PA Department of Corrections (DOC) For Family and Friends Click Here Pennsylvania Council of Chief Juvenile Probation Officers JPO Click Here Pennsylvania Immigration Resource Center (PIRC) Click Here Pennsylvania Legal Aid Network Click Here The Pennsylvania Department of Corrections (DOC) Click Here The State Correctional Institution at Albion SCI Albion Erie County Special Needs Population Click Here