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- Office of Children, Youth & Families Headquarters Harrisburg, PA Social Services Office | DCFOffices.org
Office of Children, Youth & Families Headquarters Harrisburg, PA Social Services Office | DCFOffices.org < Back Office of Children, Youth & Families Headquarters Harrisburg, PA Social Services Office | DCFOffices.org https://www.dhs.pa.gov/contact/DHS-Offices/Pages/DHS-Offices.aspx all program offices in PA under Dept of Human Services
- DDAP Find Addiction Treatment in PA
DDAP Find Addiction Treatment in PA < Back DDAP Find Addiction Treatment in PA Find Addiction Treatment in PA https://prdddap.pwpca.pa.gov/Pages/Find-Treatment.aspx
- Gateway North Hills
Gateway North Hills < Back Gateway North Hills Drug and alcohol rehab - outpatient drug rehabilitation treatment andrtial hospitalization/day treatment for adolescents
- Network of Care Website in Pennsylvania
Network of Care Website in Pennsylvania < Back Network of Care Website in Pennsylvania Network of Care is a highly interactive, single information place where consumers, community-based organizations and municipal government workers all can go to easily access a wide variety of important information. The resources in this "virtual community" include a fast, comprehensive Service Directory, links to pertinent Web sites from across the nation, a comprehensive, easy-to-use Library, a political advocacy tool, community message boards, and many others.Mental Health Services
- Philadelphia County Juvenile Probation
Philadelphia County Juvenile Probation < Back Philadelphia County Juvenile Probation
- Chestnut Ridge School District
Chestnut Ridge School District < Back Chestnut Ridge School District Our board of education, faculty, staff, administration, andrents are all dedicated to providing the very best educational environment for our children. We are committed to fostering a love of learning, inspiring academic excellence and focusing on success for every child. We are very proud of the schools and, most of all, the dedicated staff of our district.children's education
- Pennsylvania Department of Aging and Grandparents
Pennsylvania Department of Aging and Grandparents < Back Pennsylvania Department of Aging and Grandparents Enhancing the quality of life of all older Pennsylvanians by empowering diverse communities, the family and the individual. Resource list for grandparents and link to all county Area Agency on Aging Offices.
- Effects of Chronic Prenatal Alcohol Exposure on Nociceptive Responses to Mechanical and Thermal Stimuli in Rats
Effects of Chronic Prenatal Alcohol Exposure on Nociceptive Responses to Mechanical and Thermal Stimuli in Rats < Back Effects of Chronic Prenatal Alcohol Exposure on Nociceptive Responses to Mechanical and Thermal Stimuli in Rats https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/39324680/
- Hamilton Health Center Harrisburg
Hamilton Health Center Harrisburg < Back Hamilton Health Center Harrisburg Our MissionTo improve the health of Central Pennsylvania’s residents by delivering high quality, respectful andtient-centered health and related social services that promote access, treatment, education, and prevention regardless of health, economic, or insurance status. Healthcare services
- Safe Haven Law OCYF
Safe Haven Law OCYF < Back Safe Haven Law OCYF What is the Safe Haven Law in Pennsylvania? If you're not ready to take care of a newborn and don't have anyone to ask for help, there's a place where you can take your baby to ensure his or her safety and health. Under the Safe Haven law, you may bring your newborn (up to 28 days old) to any Pennsylvania hospital, to a police officer at a police station, or an emergency services provider at an EMS station. As long as the baby is unharmed and not a victim of any crime, you will not be in trouble. The baby will be examined by a doctor and provided any medical care needed. The local county children and youth agency will take custody of the baby and find him or her a loving family. For additional information, call the Safe Haven Helpline at 1-866-921-SAFE (7233) Safe Haven Resourcesposters, Relinquish forms, bulletin available here https://www.dhs.pa.gov/secretsafe/Pages/Resources.aspx Safe Haven Website https://www.dhs.pa.gov/secretsafe/Pages/default.aspx#:~:text=Under%20the%20Safe%20Haven%20law,will%20not%20be%20in%20trouble Other information on above website include FAQ’s, Safe Haven locations in PA etc
- Substance Use Disorder in Older Adults DDAP
Substance Use Disorder in Older Adults DDAP < Back Substance Use Disorder in Older Adults DDAP Pennsylvania Substance Abuse Programs - Seniors Or Older Adults https://www.tapartnership.org/treatment/Pennsylvania/seniors-or-older-adults.htm www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov Substance Use Disorder in Older Adults: Mini Review With an estimated prevalence of 4%, substance abuse amongst persons who are 65 years and older is increasing. The most common substances abused are alcohol, prescription drugs such as opiates and benzodiazepines (BZD), and over-the-counter (OTC) medications. ... ‘ Vulnerable’ and ‘overlooked’, state officials highlight need to address substance use disorder in older adults • Pennsylvania Capital-Star penncapital-star.com ‘Vulnerable’ and ‘overlooked’, state officials highlight need to address substance use disorder in older adults • Pennsylvania Capital-Star Older adults “are underdiagnosed when it comes to the disease of addiction," the official told reporters during a Thursday news conference. 'Vulnerable And Overlooked,' Older PA Residents Battle Substance Abuse | Across Pennsylvania, PA Patch patch.com ‘Vulnerable And Overlooked,' Older PA Residents Battle Substance Abuse State officials said adults aged 55 and older battling substance abuse are a "vulnerable and overlooked" demographic. Casey Holds Hearing on Substance Use Dis... | Senate Committee On Aging www.aging.senate.gov Casey Holds Hearing on Substance Use Disorders Among Older Adults | United States Senate Special Committee on Aging ?Substance use disorder affects nearly four million older adults over age 65 Gaps remain in coverage...
- Pittsburgh Public Schools Early Childhood Program
Pittsburgh Public Schools Early Childhood Program < 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