Provides Group Home Shelter care for adolescents.

24 hour, confidential service to be utilized if one suspects or detects child abuse or neglect.

24- Hour crisis hotline for persons experiencing emotional distress.

Emergency shelter for adolescents who require specialized care and offers intensive group and individual therapy.

Provides 24 hour assistance to victims of domestic violence through crisis intervention, safety planning, information about domestic violence and referrals to local service providers.

Provides a free, confidential 24-hour hotline for victims of sexual, physical, and emotional abuse.

Provides services for low income individuals including: cash assistance, food stamps, medical assistance, emergency shelter assistance, employment and training services, and Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program.

Provides boxes of food to low-income families.

Assists persons in need of food, financial services, and clothing.

Assists with rent and utility payment as well as, medical and optical issues.

Provides rent assistance to families who are in imminent danger of losing their residence, or are currently without one.

Assists in securing an energy efficient home and educating clients on was to control heating costs; can help determine certain health and safety risks for occupants.

Available to individuals that are struggling to pay the full amount of their electric bill because of personal or family problems; Also provides budget counseling, energy audits/education and tailored payment plans.

A last stop option for providing assistance to those who have exhausted all other options of assistance that cannot purchase deliverable fuels or make utility payments.

Provides homeowners assistance with mortgage payments that have received an Act 91 foreclosure notice from their lending institution by acting as a counseling agency in preparing applications to forward to the PA Housing Finance Agency for processing.

Offers energy education and information on utility related energy conservation measures through the joint efforts of Alleghany Power, First Energy, and National Fuel Gas. Priority is given to low-income, high usage, payment troubled customers.

Provides assistance for heating emergencies by receiving referral applications from the Department of Public Welfare County Assistance Office and determining eligibility based on the level of need determined.

Provides individual and family counseling, premarital and marriage counseling, and bereavement support.

Mental Health Services: Outpatient, Partial Hospitalization, Psychiatric Inpatient, Social Rehabilitation, Vocational Rehabilitation, Residential, Intensive Case Management, Family Based Services, CAASP, Family Support.

Mental Retardation Services: Early Intervention, Case Management, Vocational Rehabilitation, Adult Development Training, Residential, Behavioral Consultation, Family Support Services.

Offers health education and counseling services for pregnant teenagers wishing to provide their children with a good start.

Provides family, individual and adoption counseling, also assists mothers with diapers and formula.

Offers a variety of services for drug prevention, intervention, and inpatient and outpatient treatment.

Assists with TANF- (Temporary Assistance for Needy Families) General Assistance and, Medical assistance.

A service of the Cameron County Christian Center and the Northwest Optical in Erie. Offers affordable, high quality glasses to needy persons in the community.

Offers skilled health care services and custodial care services in the home, occupational health services in the workplace and health education services in the community.

Free services for disabled or chronically ill children and adults who have demonstrated a financial need (uses 150% of the poverty level); no dental insurance; no significant savings; must require major dental treatment.

Programs and services that assist in receiving Survivor’s Disability, Medicare Health Insurance, and Supplemental Security Income (SSI).

An online, one stop guide for under or uninsured individuals in Pennsylvania that can be used to identify possible reduced cost medical care options.

Provider of free or low cost health insurance to uninsured children whose families earn too much to qualify for medical assistance, but not enough to afford health insurance.

For use by pregnant mothers to find out how to get prenatal check ups for themselves and the baby and answers health and developmental questions about children ages 0-12 months.

For use by parents of children over 1 year of age to find how to get a checkup for your child and answers health and developmental questions for children a year and older.

Provides information to pregnant woman and children under 21 on how to obtain a medical card to cover hospital, dental and prescription costs.

Offers legal assistance with many problems, including Public Benefits, Housing and Landlord Issues, Family Law Issues, Protection From Abuse, Education Issues, Bankruptcy, Utility Termination, Social Security Income and other areas.

Provides and promotes family interaction through Playgroup and Family Craft Nights at the center, as well as the Parents as Teachers Home Visit Program (PAT), where a Family Development Specialist visits clientele homes and provides and facilitates educational activities and other information for children and families.

Sponsors community programming that focuses on the healthy development of Cameron County Youth. These programs include, Totally Tuesdays Photography, Summer Rocketry Program, Forestry Club, Jr. Master Gardening, Outdoor Adventure Club, and Penn York Challenge.

Provides confidential assessment and development programs to special needs of infants and toddlers under age 3. Determines and works to assist children with developing areas such as: fine motor, gross motor, communication development, cognition, personal and social development, adaptive, vision and hearing development.

Provides employment and training services to job seekers and employers in Cameron County. Job seeker services include orientation and registration with CareerLink, job search and career exploration, help with job applications, resumes, and interviewing skills. GED services and basic skill upgrades.

Features adult education such as preparation for the GED and post secondary education entrance exams, parenting classes and parent/child activities. Encourages learning through shared reading activities between the parent/ child/school relationship. Books are provided to share at home with children. Free childcare is also available. This program is limited to parents/caregivers if a child from birth to 3^rd grade.

Provides children with clubs, after school programs school enrichment projects, prevention programming, summer day camps and residential camp.

Helps citizens currently receiving public assistance by providing training in job seeking skills (completing applications, resume preparation and cover letters, interviewing techniques, etc. to help them become self-sufficient.

Provides social interaction, structure, and asset building between caring adults and female preadolescents/adolescents. Girls from ages 4 to 17 can become scouts and summer day camp is also part of the girl scouting experience.

Provides social interaction, structure, and asset building between caring adults and male preadolescents/adolescents. boys from ages 6 to 18 can become scouts and become involved in numerous activities in the community and among one another.

Assists parents in cases where they are seeking Alimony/Spousal Support, and Child Support.

Receives funding from the PA Department of Public Welfare to provide subsidized child care services for licensed care facilities, as well as services in a relative/ neighbor’s home. Open to all eligible families with weekly co-payments that are determined by the household income and family size. Also provides consumer education and resource and referral services.

Offers preschool program to children ages 3 to 5, generally, families are within federal income guideline restrictions; however, 10% of total enrollment can be over the guidelines. Head Start also works with other agencies to provide appropriate services for children with special needs.

A non-profit, non-denominational organization that delivers low cost, high quality, brand name food products monthly. Each box is $ 25 and one can also purchase bonus offers. This service is available to anyone in the community.

Assists with pregnancy education and necessary material items (diapers, clothes, etc.) for newborns up to age 2 without cost.

Provides women who are pregnant, breastfeeding, or have given birth within the last 6 months and their children up until age 5 with nutritional information and supplemental foods. Clientele must meet income guideline and be at nutritional or medical risk.

Provides free clothing and household items to those in need. Only open the 1^st and 3^rd Tuesday of the month, and closed in January, February, June and July except for emergencies.

Provides comprehensive, safe, convenient, accessible, and affordable transportation to people ages 5 and up.

Receives donations of clothes, toys and small household albums and sells them by donation basis. Proceeds benefit those who are in financial trouble.

Receives donations and retails clothes, toys, and household items at low prices.

Low cost retailer of clothes, electrical appliances, furniture, household goods, etc. Open Tuesday through Saturday, 10 AM-4PM.