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  • DADS MATTER PROGRAM

    DADS MATTER PROGRAM < Back DADS MATTER PROGRAM DADS MATTER DADS MATTER is a responsible fatherhood program designed to support fathers and father figures in resolving barriers that impact their ability to be actively engaged in their children’s lives. DADS MATTER is located in Fayette, Washington and Westmoreland counties in Southwestern Pennsylvania. The DADS MATTER goal is to provide services to 1,060 DADS through September 2020. We have a research-based national curriculum that identifies topics useful to Dads raising their kids. We also can help with job searching and have training monies available for dads as well. Father Engagement Sessions include: Fathering & Family Roles Self-Awareness & Caring for Self Attachment & Nurturing Trust Understanding What Your Child Stresses About Workforce Training and On-The-Job Training/Support DADS MATTER is a program designed to support fathers and father-figures to be more present in their children’s lives. Who’s Eligible? YOU are! If you are a father or in a fathering role, YOU are able to participate. Michael Lavelle DADS MATTER Facilitator Private Industry Council 219 Donohoe Road Greensburg, PA 15601 724-836-2600 ext. 211 mlavelle@privateindustrycouncil.com

  • DuBois YMCA Child Care

    DuBois YMCA Child Care < Back DuBois YMCA Child Care

  • Human Services Center of Lawrence County Mental Health, Developmental, Early Intervention, Crisis

    Human Services Center of Lawrence County Mental Health, Developmental, Early Intervention, Crisis < Back Human Services Center of Lawrence County Mental Health, Developmental, Early Intervention, Crisis The Human Services Center is a comprehensive community behavioral healthcare provider. We are one of the region’s largest providers of outpatient mental health services. Websites for each listing. Go to the website and pick under Services Adolescent Partial Hospitalization Case Management Services Child Partial Hospitalization Clinical Services Crisis Intervention Services Developmental Services Family Based Services Medical Services Mobile Medication Services Outpatient Services Psychiatric Rehabilitation Services Residential & Vocational Services Student Assistance Program Vocational Services

  • Danville Area Head Start

    Danville Area Head Start < Back Danville Area Head Start Danville Head Start provides early childhood education services to children ages 3-5, and social services to their familiesearly childhood education

  • eKidzCare Pediatric Home Health Care

    eKidzCare Pediatric Home Health Care < Back eKidzCare Pediatric Home Health Care Our mission is to be a leading force in providing medical home care to children with special needs. Using our experience and dedication to the pediatric health care industry, we will take every opportunity to make the lives of our children and families more comfortable, enjoyable, and fulfilled. eKidzCare provides a full spectrum of pediatric home health care services including: Pediatric Home Health Care Extended-hour Shift Care Skilled Nursing Visits Injection and Diabetic Teachings Assistance at School and on School Field Trips\ The children we commonly care for are medically fragile, frequently requiring feeding tubes, tracheostomy tubes, and ventilators.

  • Mental Health Services US Veterans Affairs

    Mental Health Services US Veterans Affairs < Back Mental Health Services US Veterans Affairs Mental Health Services US Veterans Affairs All of the following information and more are at the website below! We encourage you to go there and see what other possibilities exist at the VA and other places. www.va.gov VA mental health services | Veterans Affairs Find out how to access VA mental health services for posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), psychological effects of military sexual trauma (MST), depression, grief, anxiety, and other needs. You can use some services even if you’re not enrolled in VA health care. Posttraumati c stress disorder (PTSD), psychological effects of military sexual trauma (MST), depression, grief, anxiety, and others are some of the challenges veterans may face. You can use some services even if you’re not enrolled in VA health care. Our Veterans return from service with wounds we cannot always see. VA is committed to providing our Veterans with the mental health services they deserve. Too often, the emotional scars of service can contribute to Veteran homelessness or place Veterans at risk of homelessness. VA offers many mental health services for Veterans to help them get back on their feet. VA mental health services PTSD Depression Suicide prevention Military sexual trauma Substance use problems Getting started If you need support for a specific mental health problem—or if you’re having problems sleeping, controlling your anger, or readjusting to civilian life— you are not alone. And we can help. Over 1.7 million Veterans received mental health services at the VA last year. Our services range from peer support with other Veterans to counseling, therapy, medication, or a combination of these options. Our goal is to help you take charge of your treatment and live a full and meaningful life. How do I schedule my first appointment? If you’re already using VA medical services, ask your primary care provider to help you make an appointment with a VA mental health provider. If you’re not already using VA medical services, contact your nearest VA medical center or Vet Center to talk about your needs. Find your nearest VA medical center or Vet Center What if I’m not sure what kind of help I need? You can call 877-222-8387 to find the right resources for your needs. If you have hearing loss, call TTY: 800-877-8339 . We’re here Monday through Friday , 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. ET. Can I get mental health services online? Yes Can I speak to a fellow Veteran who’s been through this before? Yes What other options do I have? Eligible service members, Veterans, and family members can visit one of our Vet Centers to get free individual and group counseling. You don’t have to be enrolled in VA health care or receive disability compensation to use these services. Vet Centers offer these types of services: Individual and group counseling Couples and family counseling Military sexual trauma (MST) counseling Readjustment counseling, like mental health services, and educational and employment counseling Bereavement (grief) counseling Substance use assessment and referral Help to apply for VA benefits Find a Vet Center near you You can also call 877-927-8387 ( TTY: 711 ) to talk with a fellow combat Veteran about your experiences, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. If you’d like to connect with other Veterans, families, and local services, you can visit our Make the Connection website. This site connects millions of Veterans, and their family members and friends, to local VA and community mental health resources. Visit the site to access these referral resources and hear Veteran testimonials of strength and recovery. Go to Make the Connection

  • 40 Developmental Assets! RESOURCE

    40 Developmental Assets! RESOURCE < Back 40 Developmental Assets! RESOURCE 40 Developmental Assets! RESOURCE 40 Developmental Assets® The 40 Developmental Assets® framework was created by Search Institute® consisting of preventative measures, positive experiences, and qualities that young people need to grow up healthy, caring, and responsible. These assets are protective factors that have been consistently shown, by research, to buffer youth from risk. The more assets a child has the higher probability that the child will not be involved in behaviors such as teen pregnancy, school dropout, substance abuse, delinquency or violence. Subscribe to our enewsletter - insights&practice In this monthly enewsletter, we share insights and resources to help you promote positive youth development and build developmental relationships. Search Institute 3001 Broadway Street NE #310 Minneapolis, MN 55413 800.888.7828 612.376.8955 info@searchinstitute.org

  • YOUR MOVE with Andy Stanley RELATIONSHIPS! Videos, PDF, Articles!

    YOUR MOVE with Andy Stanley RELATIONSHIPS! Videos, PDF, Articles! < Back YOUR MOVE with Andy Stanley RELATIONSHIPS! Videos, PDF, Articles! About Your Move Your Move was started in 1976 by two friends in a garage in Silicon Valley. Oh wait, that was Apple. But similarly, Your Move is a worldwide exporter of innovative ideas designed to simplify and enhance life for its users, and this site helps you explore how to do that across important life topics like relationships, personal development, money, and more. About the only difference is Your Move also works on a PC and Android (not to mention your television). If we’re honest, some pretty important decisions are made on the weekends. So that’s why we're on Friday and Saturday late-night television. Like Andy said in the beginning, “We want to help people make better decisions and live with fewer regrets.” The show is called Your Move because Andy does all the talking, so it needed a title that helps you remember you’re supposed to do something. Otherwise, it’s just a lecture, and that’s what high school was for.

  • IU 17 RIGHT TO EDUCATION LOCAL TASK FORCE BLaST Bradford, Lycoming, Sullivan, Tioga

    IU 17 RIGHT TO EDUCATION LOCAL TASK FORCE BLaST Bradford, Lycoming, Sullivan, Tioga < Back IU 17 RIGHT TO EDUCATION LOCAL TASK FORCE BLaST Bradford, Lycoming, Sullivan, Tioga The Local Task Force for the Right to Education (LTF) serves parents in Bradford, Lycoming, Sullivan and Tioga Counties. We hope to be able to contribute insightful recommendations that will improve, strengthen and help expand services for students with special needs. We provide resources, referrals, information and networking for and between our members and the community. We desire to foster strong, solid working foundations between parents and their school district’s officials so that everyone who is invested in the education of a student receiving special education services is able to function as a team to obtain the best possible education for the student. March 27, 2019 – 1:00-2:30 May 15, 2019 – 1:00-2:30 held at BLaST IU17 Canton Office 33 Springbrook Drive Canton, PA 17724

  • Canadohta Lake

    Canadohta Lake < Back Canadohta Lake Well-known for its good fishing, sailing, fun spots, and all around friendly people. We are one of Pennsylvania's best-kept secrets with much of the natural beauty unchanged except for what's getting better. Canadohta Lake is an affordable community well-fitted to a variety of people's tastes and budgets. There are area activities in abundance for all ages. Stay with us for an afternoon, a day or choose one of the many accommodations for a longer leisurely stay.

  • PA DHS CHILD SUPPORT PROGRAM

    PA DHS CHILD SUPPORT PROGRAM < Back PA DHS CHILD SUPPORT PROGRAM The Pennsylvania Child Support website is an easy way to access child support program information and case details. If you are already receiving or paying support, are an employer who wants to manage wage-attached employees, are an attorney that wants to request support services on behalf of your client, or would like to search dockets or liens, please click on the appropriate tab above. Forms, Resources and more.

  • MY ODP

    MY ODP < Back MY ODP Training, News, Events, Webinars and much more! Training Resource Center! https://home.myodp.org/

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