Frazier School District < Back Frazier School District The Frazier School District encompasses 59 square miles of northwestern Fayette County. The district is comprised of several residential communities including: historic Perryopolis, Newell Borough, Star Junction, Lower-Tyrone, Jefferson and Perry Townships. It is located approximately 30 miles south of Pittsburgh on Route 51, in the scenic Laurel Highlands. The Monongahela and Youghiogheny Rivers flow through the district and the National Hike and Bike Trail provides the nucleus of an excellent recreational center.children's education

The Bureau of Early Learning Resource Center (ELRC) Child Care < Back The Bureau of Early Learning Resource Center (ELRC) Child Care The Bureau of Early Learning Resource Center (ELRC) https://www.pa.gov/en/agencies/dhs/resources/early-learning-child-care/elrc.html ELRC County Locations at https://www.pa.gov/en/agencies/dhs/resources/early-learning-child-care/elrc.html The ELRCs are the hub of child care information within each region across the commonwealth and provide families with information on quality child care and personalized child care referrals to child care providers, based on their specific needs or preferences. Early Learning Resource Centers (ELRCs) are the hub of childcare information in your area. ELRCs provide you and your family with information on quality child care and personalized child care referrals to child care providers based on your specific needs or preferences. ELRCs also administer the Child Care Works subsidized child care program. If you have childcare questions and needs, contact the ELRC for your local area or call the Child Care Works Helpline at 1-877-4-PA-KIDS. ELRCs administer the Keystone STARS quality program and are the payees to childcare providers on behalf of OCDEL for CCW, Keystone STARS, and various grant initiatives.

Warren/Forest County Human Services < Back Warren/Forest County Human Services Child & Adolescent Services (CASSP) Administrative Case Management/ Forensic Case Management Community Advocate

Drop-In Centers OMHSAS < Back Drop-In Centers OMHSAS Drop In Centers www.dhs.pa.gov CDP-Drop In Centers A drop-in center is a safe haven for adults, an accepting place for anyone in need of support, advocacy and self-empowerment on their recovery journey. In Pennsylvania and elsewhere drop-ins are primarily run solely by individuals with lived mental health experience or in partnership with an auspice agency. A drop-in center, also sometimes called a peer resource center or self -help center is a place of choice and is non-clinical. The people who use the drop-in center develop socialization programs and whatever other programs they choose.

American Academy of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry < Back American Academy of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry The AACAP (American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry) is the leading national professional medical association dedicated to treating and improving the quality of life for children, adolescents, and families affected by these disorders.

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RP Health Management < Back RP Health Management Occupational Therapy Physical Therapy Speech Therapycontact info

Compassionate Friends of Laurel Mountain Chapter < Back Compassionate Friends of Laurel Mountain Chapter Meeting City: Mt. Pleasant, PA Meeting Info: 2nd Monday of each month 7:00 pm Chapter Number: 1776 When your child has died, suddenly it seems like all meaning has been drained from your life. When you wake in the morning, it’s difficult to get out of bed, much less live a “normal” life. All that was right with the world now seems wrong and you’re wondering when, or if, you’ll ever feel better. We’ve been there ourselves and understand some of the pain you are feeling right now. We are truly glad that you have found us but profoundly saddened by the reason. We know that you are trying to find your way in a bewildering experience for which no one can truly be prepared. When you’re newly bereaved, suddenly you find yourself on an emotional roller-coaster where you have no idea what to expect next. Here are thoughts on some of what you may be experiencing or feeling (many of these will apply to bereaved siblings and grandparents):

The Arc of Chester County < Back The Arc of Chester County The Arc of Chester County is a leading provider of services to people with developmental and intellectual disabilities and their families.

STAR-CENTER Survivors of Suicide Support Group < Back STAR-CENTER Survivors of Suicide Support Group What is the Survivors of Suicide (SOS) Group? SOS is a support group for bereaved family members and close friends of suicide victims. The group provides a safe place for survivors to deal with the painful questions and feelings that follow suicide. Members support one another while trying to understand the complex issues raised by this tragic death The meetings are held on Wednesday evenings from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. in a classroom at Bellefield Towers, located in the Oakland area of Pittsburgh. Parking is free. Please call 412-864-3346 for group start dates. BROCHURE

DHS Bureau of Quality Management and Data Review/OMHSAS Quality Management Committee < Back DHS Bureau of Quality Management and Data Review/OMHSAS Quality Management Committee www.dhs.pa.gov OMHSAS-Bureau of Quality Management and Data Review The bureau is comprised of two divisions: The Division of Quality Management and The Division of Systems Management and Data Review. The Division of Quality Management's responsibilities include: Evaluate the quality and effectiveness of behavioral health programs by systematically monitoring and evaluating the quality of care and services Develop and implement a Quality Management work plan that identifies specific activities, measures, and indicators that are the focus of the Quality Management program Staff the OMHSAS Quality Management Committee, including consumers, stakeholders, providers, county representatives, and OMHSAS staff, to develop goals and review outcomes of QM activities Oversee the satisfaction, complaint, grievance, and appeals processes for consumers and providers, including technical assistance to ensure that members understand their rights to file a complaint or grievance Disseminate information so that the outcomes of quality activities are reflected in program changes The Division of Systems Management's responsibilities include: Identify, collect, and analyze data from the counties, managed care organizations, and providers; monitor the source and quality of the data Assist in the development and enhancement of system capabilities so that full, accurate data is collected to assist OMHSAS in reporting on services provided and assessing the outcome of those services. Generate performance outcome reports for federal agencies, the Commonwealth, and OMHSAS that detail the amount of services, cost of services, and characteristics of persons using services Provide data support to behavioral health business partners necessary to assist them in meeting their data reporting obligations to the Commonwealth Amanda Roth, Director P. O. Box 2675 Harrisburg, PA 17105-2675 Receptionist: 717-525-5351 Fax: 717- 705-8165