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- Family Behavioral Resources
< Back Family Behavioral Resources At Family Behavioral Resources, our passion is you – our consumers! Our team of talented and dedicated clinicians and therapists provides world-class mental health care to consumers of all ages. We work in local schools, homes, and communities, serving children with diagnosed behavioral and mental health disorders. We also provide Outpatient Mental Health Therapy in numerous locations throughout the states of Pennsylvania and Ohio. If you or a loved one are in need of mental health care, Family Behavioral Resources and the Autism Education and Research Institute have the capability, devotion, and clinical expertise to treat you. We put clinical excellence above all else. It is for this reason that we are the superior choice for your mental health care needs. Locations Allegheny, Armstrong Beaver, Bedford, Butler Cambria Fayette, Franklin, Fulton Indiana Mercer Somerset Washington, Westmoreland
- BROKEN BRIDGES: HOW JUVENILE PLACEMENTS CUT OFF YOUTH FROM COMMUNITIES AND SUCCESSFUL FUTURES
< Back BROKEN BRIDGES: HOW JUVENILE PLACEMENTS CUT OFF YOUTH FROM COMMUNITIES AND SUCCESSFUL FUTURES
- The Safe Space Teens, Dating and Weight Loss
< Back The Safe Space Teens, Dating and Weight Loss My intention for this site is to make it a Safe Space for teens and their parents who struggle with body image issues and relationships. This site provides outreach to teens and young adults. Come and share your challenges, struggles, successes, and stories about relationships, dating, and weight loss. My name is Juanita, parent of 16-year old Alice, and I welcome you to TheSafeSpace!
- Fulfilling Connections Whispering Winds Stables and Retreat
< Back Fulfilling Connections Whispering Winds Stables and Retreat Angels in Horse Hairs d/b/a Fulfilling Connections is a Pennsylvania non-profit 501(c)(3) organization which offers alternative education through Equine Facilitated Learning. All of our workshops/programs are based on the powerful and engaging research of Search Institute. What do we do? This is not about horsemanship, or horseback riding. All interactive activities with the horses are working with the horse as artner. We ir an individual with a horse, usually of similar personality traits, and ask them to complete a task. Professionally trained and certified Equine Specialists co-facilitate the learning experience. Fulfilling Connections offers non-traditional learning at the farm, or a mobile program, in which members of a medical facility, schools, or institutions are engaged in our services at their facility. Fulfilling Connections currently offers day camps and after-school workshops for students of the autism spectrum disorder. The Autistic students learn to develop social skills: awareness of body language, identifying appropriate behaviors, awareness of others, listening skills, following directions, and having fun! They work at THEIR ownce, In a safe learning environment.Whispering Winds has offered personal growth and alternative education since 2004. In 2008 Claire LeJeune Kemp became an EAGALA Certified Equine Specialist.
- Cumberland Hospital for Children and Adolescents
< Back Cumberland Hospital for Children and Adolescents Cumberland Hospital for Children and Adolescents doesn't look like a hospital because it isn't like most hospitals; it is a unique environment that offers a different approach to help children with complex needs. Children who repeatedly fail in conventional settings find new opportunities at Cumberland. We understand the unique psychological, social and behavioral challenges that often interfere with successful treatment of chronic disease, brain injury, neurological impairment and other medical conditions
- Single Moms Embrace Grace and the Bloom Boutique Supports Armstrong County
< Back Single Moms Embrace Grace and the Bloom Boutique Supports Armstrong County Embrace Grace and the Bloom Boutique These two ministries are geared toward helping single mothers in our community. The Bloom Boutique offers single moms free items like cribs, diapers, clothes, and anything else a mom would need for the first year. It's all free thanks to the generosity of people in our community. Open every Sunday from 1 pm to 2 pm and by appointment for other days. For more information call 721.859.4361 Embrace Grace is a judgment-free support group and a free baby shower for single moms that meets in the fall and the spring semesters. To sign up visit embracegrace.com Tel. 724-793-7952 Email: kittanningfmc@gmail.org Kittanning Free Methodist Church 2339 Freeport Road Kittanning Pa, 16229
- Elliot Bilofsky, D.O., P.C. Otolaryngologist
< Back Elliot Bilofsky, D.O., P.C. Otolaryngologist
- First Up and The Southeastern Chapter of Pennsylvania Assoc. for the Education of Young Children
< Back First Up and The Southeastern Chapter of Pennsylvania Assoc. for the Education of Young Children Our Mission is to: We empower and equip early childhood professionals, families, and other adults influential in young children’s lives through training, coaching, and advocating to positively impact educational and developmental outcomes for young children. Chester, Delaware, Montgomery, and Philadelphia Counties The Southeastern chapter of PennAEYC is supported by First Up, Champions for Early Education. In addition to the many ways First Up supports the ECE community they also look for ways to support and engage the PennAEYC members living and working within Southeast PA. Over the last 50 years, First Up has made many significant, positive impacts on the Early Childhood Education (“ECE”) sector in Southeastern Pennsylvania. Our technical assistance team has helped hundreds of early childhood programs reach national accreditation standards. Our advocacy team has created a statewide grassroots advocacy network that has grown to more than 3,000 individuals and organizations working each day to influence public policy. To become engaged with the Southeast Chapter of PennAEYC please contact Charlene Nolten, Program & Community Relations Coordinator, charlene.nolten@firstup.org , 215-893-0130 x250.
- BladeRunners Complex
< Back BladeRunners Complex Lodging, Special Events, Ice Hockey, Figure Skating, Pulic Sessions, Birthdayrties, Pro Shop, In-line Hockey, Learn to Skate
- CAMBRIA COUNTY Behavioral Health/Intellectual Disabilities/Early Intervention Program
< Back CAMBRIA COUNTY Behavioral Health/Intellectual Disabilities/Early Intervention Program The Cambria County Behavioral Health/Intellectual Disabilities Programs' mission is to view a new horizon of hope and recovery, empowering every individual to direct their treatment and rehabilitation in a manner that is responsive to their individual needs and values and which promotes a satisfying and sustainable lifestyle. Satellite Office Human Services Building 401 Candlelight Drive, Suite 150 Ebensburg, PA 15931 (814) 472-4400 Ebensburg Satellite Office Call either office for services for mental health, drug, and alcohol, intellectual or developmental disabilities, or early intervention. Behavioral Health/Intellectual Disabilities & Early Intervention services provided: Administrative Case Management – Each individual who enters the system is assigned a case manager who will assist the individual in identifying and linking to appropriate and necessary services. Blended Case Management Services - a specialized, more intensive level of case management afforded to individuals living with serious mental illness. Offers support and linkage to needed community resources; the intensity of the case management is defined by the needs presented. Other services are available, depending on the individual's needs. The Cambria County Intellectual Disabilities Program provides case management to individuals referred to the system. Case management is the process of coordinating and linking community resources required to implement the plan of treatment while encouraging maximum consumer participation. Cambria County Intellectual Disabilities program provides: Early Intervention – Serves children with developmental delays from birth to three years of age with a variety of services to meet the family’s needs. It is an entitlement program for all individuals who meet the specified criteria. Congregate Care – Provides a safe and supervised environment that promotes socialization and recreation interaction while the attendant’s family is at work. Primary hours are from 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. Socialization Recreation – Offers recreational activities including summer camps, swimming, and bowling to consumers. Respite Care - Professional sitters provide service in the consumer’s home to allow caregivers relief. Short-term respite (40 hours a month) or Long-term respite (30 days a year) in or outside of the home is also available. Adult Training Facility/Daycare – Provides enhancement of daily living skills, pre-vocational skills, personal function skills, and recreation to the consumer. Workshops/Vocational Rehabilitation – Sheltered employment for consumers who are interested in enhancing their vocational/employment skills. Job coaching, job support, and assistance with job finding are available through Transitional Employment Training. Residential Facilities Lifesharing – Facilitates and sponsors adult placement from full care to supported living arrangements for consumers who are interested in developing independent/semi-independent lifestyles. Life sharing is the placement of adult consumers with host families who provide a protective and supportive environment. Adult Minimal Supervision (AMS) – An agency staff person visits the home of an MR individual who lives alone to provide support with their independent living situation. The staff ensures there is adequate food, bills are paid, medications are taken and appointments are kept, etc.
- SAFE
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- Especially forrents
< Back Especially forrents Especially forrents is an online network and forum whererents of children and youth with special health care needs can share knowledge and offer support. Members are able to start a discussion, share tips, tricks and shortcuts, offer support to others, write a blog, create a group forrents with similar interests or situations, create a virtual meeting spot for a local community group, invite friends to become community members, and promote events