ABC's For Children < Back ABC's For Children ages 6wks to 10yrs, long term certified teachers, hands on experience, low teacher to student ratio. Two large outside play areas, summer camp, weekly field trips.

Human Trafficking Awareness with Resources < Back Human Trafficking Awareness with Resources �� Putting an End to Human Trafficking �� Secretary's Office, PA Human Services RA-secretaryoffice@pa.gov via gmail.mcsv.net Fri, Jan 31, 12:45 PM PA DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES • JAN. 31, 2020 HUMAN TRAFFICKING PREVENTION Wrapping Up Human Trafficking Awareness Month with Resources Human trafficking can happen anywhere and to anyone. Sometimes it takes place at the hands of someone the victim knows. In Pennsylvania, state agencies and organizations are working together to put an end to human trafficking within the state and nationally. Human Trafficking is the most rapidly growing organized crime in the world. In 2016, 40 million people were victims of human trafficking. The National Human Trafficking Hotline reported 10,949 cases called in in 2018. In Pennsylvania, The Hotline receives 630 contacts regarding human trafficking in 2018, with 275 cases reported. These numbers are not indicative of the full scope of victims since not all cases are identified or reported. What is Human Trafficking? Adults and children can be trafficked or enslaved and forced to sell their bodies for sex. People are also trafficked or enslaved for labor exploitation, for example, to work on a farm or factory or in a house as a servant, maid, or nanny and receive little to no money for their work 10-16 hours every day of the week. The crime of human trafficking must involve the use of force, fraud, or coercion. PennDOT Response PennDOT is one of the first transportation agencies in the country to train employees to recognize the signs of a potential trafficking situation and how to report it to the authorities. To date, PennDOT has trained 564 driver license and welcome center employees, as well as almost 15,000 transit agency employees in human trafficking awareness. In 2018, PennDOT took the USDOT pledge to "Put the Brakes on Human Trafficking" and became a member of the National Transportation Leaders Against Human Trafficking initiative. Visit PennDOT's human trafficking landing page for more information on the initiative and helpful links. Get the Facts & Spot the Signs Polaris provides resources for human trafficking prevention and tracks data that can be used for targeted systems-level strategies to disrupt and prevent human trafficking. They provide myths, facts, and statistics to help better explain what human trafficking is and dispel common misconceptions. Keep Kids Safe provides additional information on human trafficking in Pennsylvania, as well as how to spot the signs of human trafficking for sexual exploitation. Report It If you witness or are a victim of human trafficking, get in touch with the U.S. National Human Trafficking Hotline. Call 888-373-7888, or text "BeFree" to 233733. The Pennsylvania Office of Victim Services provides help for victims of human trafficking who need to find local service programs, financial assistance, or visa assistance. Download and print human trafficking awareness posters from the Pennsylvania State Police Poster Size Version (17x11) Letter Size Version (8.5x11) Our mailing address is: Pennsylvania Department of Human Services P.O. Box 2675 Harrisburg, Pa 17105-2675 Trucking & Human Trafficking - lanierlawfirm.com/trucking-and-human-trafficking Jacob Bryant PR Coordinator pr@lanierlawfirm.com Lanier Law Firm, 10940 W. Sam Houston Pkwy N, Suite 100 Houston, TX 77064 www.lanierlawfirm.com

UPMC McKeesport < Back UPMC McKeesport

Care for Children < Back Care for Children Occupational Therapy Physical Therapy Special Instruction

Juvenile Detention Centers Association of Pennsylvania < Back Juvenile Detention Centers Association of Pennsylvania Mission Statement The Juvenile Detention Centers and Alternative Programs is a professional organization dedicated to supporting its members by promoting sound policies, advancing best practice standards, and maintaining a continuous learning environment within the juvenile justice system.

Monroe County Retired and Senior Volunteer Program < Back Monroe County Retired and Senior Volunteer Program RSVP Project Coordinator Merle Turitz RSVP is America's largest volunteer network for people age 55 and over. RSVP of Monroe County matches the talents, skills, and experiences of our RSVP volunteer with challenging and exciting volunteer opportunities at area non-profit agencies, schools, government offices, and other organizations. RSVP volunteers are building ramps, tutoring, visiting, grocery shopping, computing, Knitting, serving, driving and much more. Volunteers choose to serve daily, weekly, monthly, or at at-need, always accommodating their own busy schedules. RSVP of Monroe County is sponsored locally by the Area Agency on Aging and the County Commissioners. As part of the National Senior Corps, under the Corporation for National and Community Service, RSVP strives to improve lives, strengthen communities and foster civic engagement through service and volunteering.

UPMC-Bedford Memorial < Back UPMC-Bedford Memorial

Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Jefferson County < Back Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Jefferson County * One-to-one and group mentoring experiences for children ages 6-16 * Thorough background check and careful interview process to become an adult volunteer

Military PA Cares < Back Military PA Cares Vision: Returning veterans and their families will have access to resources that address their needs to facilitate a successful reintegration back to their family and community. Mission: To network and work collaboratively to develop initiatives to meet the needs of service members, veterans, and their families. Veteran services

Family Therapy w/Adolescents w/Depression: A Positive Biopsychosocial Approach Webinar WPIC PITT < Back Family Therapy w/Adolescents w/Depression: A Positive Biopsychosocial Approach Webinar WPIC PITT All clinical and research professionals, students, and trainees as well as interested family members and individuals with mental illness. Working with the adolescent population has always been a challenge for clinicians. Given the developmental issues (striving for independence from the family of origin), adolescents are often reluctant to engage in being a part of the family therapy process. The adolescent’s inclusion in family sessions frequently becomes a “battle” bringing the “power struggles” of the home life into the therapeutic arena. As the number of adolescents with depressive disorders and also para-suicidal and suicidal behaviors, the clinician has become more aware of the adolescent’s impact on the family system. This workshop will look at some concepts and issues in the effective use of family treatment with adolescent depression and suicidality. The focus will be placed on understanding the concept of the “reciprocal influence” between the mental illness and the family system. A four-step process for intervening with families will be presented.

Olmstead < Back Olmstead The mission of the Judge David L. Bazelon Center for Mental Health Law is to protect and advance the rights of adults and children who have mental disabilities. The Center envisions an America where people who have mental illnesses or developmental disabilities exercise their own life choices and have access to the resources that enable them torticipate fully in their communitiesJustice/Legal services

Clear Creek Staterk < Back Clear Creek Staterk Hiking, Canoeing, seasonal cabins, seasonal camping, nature study, fishing, hunting, swimming, sledding, cross country skiing.