Provides shared-ride service for eligible residents in Cumberland County. A CCTD vehicle or a subprovider's vehicle can provide transportation throughout Cumberland County between the hours of 8:00 AM and 4:00 PM, Monday through Friday. All vehicles are wheelchair accessible.
Services provide nutrition, education, and supplemental food program for pregnant, breastfeeding and postpartum women. Breastfeeding peer counselor available.
A direct service operated by the MH/MR Program - licensed 24-hour emergency mental health/substance abuse service that provides telephone hot line, walk-in and mobile individual and team outreach capability
Lawyer Referral Service- $51.50 non-refundable fee
Administrative Offices are located in the lower level of the McCormick Riverfront Library. Offers 8 library locations, a website and a 24-hour automated phone line.
Offers protection services, crisis intervention and family counseling for children experiencing abuse, neglect and/or endangerment.
A safe, supportive, and informal gathering where people can chat openly about death, dying, and grief. Offered the 3rd Tuesday of the month at Fredricksen Library in Camp Hill. Call the Library at 717-761-3900; extension 242 to register.
Charitable Organization that offers Early Intervention and Recreational programs for children, as well as Supported Employment, In-Home Community Supports, Companionship, and Respite for adults in Lebanon County.
Provides crisis intervention (24-hour toll free hotline), emergency shelter, legal and systems advocacy, individual and group counseling, children's program, community education/prevention and training programs, medical advocacy, information and referral services to victims of domestic violence, their dependent children and significant others, and batterer's intervention program.
Soup kitchen located in the Boyd Building of The Pine Street Presbyterian Church in downtown Harrisburg. Provides hot, nutritious meals, a phone, mail service, lockers, employment counseling, mental health evaluations, health screenings, legal advice, transportation, counseling, showers and haircuts. Supported by 19 area churches and synagogues.
Aims to empower women to achieve economic independence by providing a network of support, professional attire and development tools to help women thrive in work and in life.
Provides support and services to families with children, from birth to age five, with developmental delays and disabilities.
Non-profit legal advocacy organization dedicated to ensuring that all of Pennsylvania's children have access to a quality public education.
Food Pantry and Clothing Closet. Food pantry - must call ahead for an appointment. Leave message and you will be contacted the first upcoming Saturday the pantry is open.
Food Bank and Clothing Closet. Please call for program details.
Provides Medical, Dental, and Behavioral primary health care services to individuals, regardless of their income status, language or ethnicity. Upon request and at no charge to the patient/client, they will provide interpretation services to Limited English Proficient (LEP) individuals and individuals with hearing and vision impairments.
Anyone needing food can receive an emergency supply once every 30 days. No vouchers or appointments are necessary.
Food bank available twice a month to serve the Derry Township community by providing food and assistance with the temporary needs of families and individuals in financial distress.
Weekly or bi-weekly support groups for children and youth dealing with the death of a loved one. Support groups are also available for adults.
Offers legal services for families of children and adults with Brain, Spinal Cord, Burn, or Amputation Injuries.