The Free Library of Philadelphia's Library for the Blind and Physically Handicapped (LBPH), as part of the National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, Library of Congress (NLS) serves Pennsylvania residents who have difficulty reading due to a physical impairment, a reading disability, or a vision challenge.
A non-profit, public-interest law firm, which provides legal services to low income persons and survivors of domestic violence in central Pennsylvania.
We deliver results in a wide variety of legal fields because our expert attorneys specialize in a wide variety of legal areas, including Family Law, Estate Planning & Trusts, Medicaid Law, Social Security & Disability law. You can find our team in legal offices throughout Central Pennsylvania and Maryland. See website for more details of services.
Emergency food for Perry County residents. Also, monthly food distribution at 8 locations throughout the county every 3rd Saturday of the month. The schedule and location publishes monthly in Perry County newspapers.nnAs of September 2008 the Perry County Food Bank is a collaborative project of the Perry County Commissioners, and Join Hands Ministry Inc. New Bloomfield
Located at First United Presbyterian Church - Provides limited emergency help such as rent and utilities services to persons living in the Big Spring School District.
Assists eligible persons in financial crisis: such as medical, food, shelter, money management, heating help, rent assistance, Met-Ed, and PPL utility help and information and referral is available.nnGood Bank services for residents of Mechanicsburg and adjacent townships on the third Thursday on each month 1:00 - 3:00, except in the month of May which will be scheduled for a different time.
The Center was designed to bring compassionate, competent care to the residents of Northern Dauphin County,in clean, confidential, conveniently located setting.n15 agencies are centrally located in the building:nND Human Services 717-905-2700nAdult ProbationnArea Agency on AgingnCase Management Unit 717-362-1212nNorthern Dauphin Food PantrynChildren and Youth ServicesnCrisis Intervention UnitnDrug and Alcohol ServicesnJuvenile Probation OfficenNHS Human Services/EdgewaternThe Naaman Center
A federal program through Cumberland County Cooperative Extension that is designed to assist persons with limited resources in acquiring the knowledge, skills, attitudes, and changed behavior necessary for nutritionally sound diets, and the improvement of the total family diet and nutritional well-being.
A restored victorian house designed for preschoolers - young adults who are grieving the loss of a loved one, parent, grandparent or pet. A Lending Library is also open to the public and has hundreds of books and videos available.nnAdditional location: 101 Baltimore Street, Hanover, PA 17331n717-698-3586
Find Child Care and Pre-Schools Near YounnnnPA Department of Human ServicesnVisit www.findchildcare.pa.gov and enter your zip code and the age of the children who needs child care. You will get a list of the facilities and programs closest to you. Results include the Keystone STARS ratingsnnnn
The PBA Lawyer Referral Service (LRS) refers callers to lawyers in the counties that do not have a referral service of their own. This service covers 45 of the 67 counties in the commonwealth of Pennsylvania.nnLawyers participate in this service on a voluntary basis and have indicated the areas of law in which they will accept referrals. Computerization ensures lawyers are rotated automatically by county according to the type of case.
Cash assistance, food stamps, medical assistance, and heating assistance for lower income families. Program also offers referrals for training, education, and jobs.
Offers protection services, crisis intervention and family counseling for children experiencing abuse, neglect and/or endangerment.nnAdoption Services, Foster Care, and Parent Education also available.nn
Services include: information and education on parenting skills and child development, in-home, personalized visits, group family meetings, pregnant and parenting teen progam, lending library, car seats, loaner programs, and more.nnLending library of toys, books, videos, and tapes.nnOperation Help/PP&L Fund pays electric bills for customers who, as a result of hardships and limited income, have difficulty paying their electric bills.
Food Bank, Farm Stand, Gleanig, Baby room, Back Pack, and Senior Pack ServicesnnPlease refer to website or all for specific program details.
A coordinator of charitable human services for the benefit of the community and to assist low-income individuals help themselves by providing services and programs to meet their needs. Empowers, Engages, End Poverty. Provides family and asset development: Support Circles, Homelessness Programming, Recovery Services, Weatherization, Community Work
As of July 1, 2010, we serve those who live in our service area which is defined as the 17109, 17111 and 17112 zip codes.n nnWHEN DO WE SERVE?nDates: Second and fourth Thursday of each month, except when a nationally recognized or church holiday falls on or very close those days. In such instances, distribution will be on Tuesday of the week of distribution.nHours: 4:30 PM - 6:00 PMnNote: Inclement weather closings are based on a decision by the oversight committee and are communicated to local radio and TV stations.
Food Bank Services
Through a national network of cooperating libraries, NLS administers a free library program of braille and audio materials circulated to eligible borrowers in the United States by postage-free mail.
Rental of wheelchair accessible vans by the day, week, or month. Some vehicles are equipped with hand controls and transfer seats to allow the diabled person to drive. All vans are fully automatic with power doors, wheelchair lifts and tiedowns.