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Franklin County Human Services
A guide to human service agencies & programs serving
Franklin County, Pennsylvania
Franklin County
Human Services Directory
The Directory is a guide of Human Service agencies and services in Franklin County.
This guide is not intended to include numbers commonly found in the phone book.
Please use the Human Services Guide in the phone book as an additional resource.
Franklin County Commissioners
David S. Keller, Chairman
Robert L. Thomas
Robert G. Ziobrowski
Information Compiled By:
Franklin County Human Services Information & Referral
425 Franklin Farm Lane, Chambersburg, PA 17202
Phone: (717) 261-2561 Fax: (717) 261-0999 Email: [email protected]
www.co.franklin.pa.us/Pages/InfoandReferral.aspx
Funding for this project was provided by the Pennsylvania Department of Public
Welfare/Human Services Development Funds
Disclaimer
Those involved in compiling this directory are not responsible for errors or omissions. Furthermore, appearance in this
directory in no way indicates a provider's particular level of skill or competence. Every effort was made to treat all
agencies/providers fairly and include all those wishing to appear in this directory. An unfavorable inference should not be
drawn from the absence of any particular agency/provider.
Table of Contents
Frequently Asked Questions .................................................................................1 - 2
Important Numbers
.....................................................................................................1 - 4
Alphabetical Listing of Agency Profiles ...........................................................1 - 5
Service Index
..................................................................................................................1 - 2
Agency and Service Profiles ...............................................................................1 - 203
Appendix:
........................... Apartment Options (Income-Based & Senior)
........................... Child Care (Subsidized)
........................... County Offices
........................... Federally Funded Community Health Center
........................... Food Assistance
........................... Food Pantries
........................... Hospice
........................... In-Home Care
........................... Legislative Information
........................... Libraries
........................... Licensed Personal Care Homes
........................... Municipalities
........................... Nursing Homes
........................... Police
........................... Prescription Assistance
........................... Recreation
........................... Senior Centers
........................... Support Groups
........................... Thrift Stores
........................... To Acquire or File
Would you like your program added? Need to make a change? See an error? Contact:
Franklin County Human Services Information & Referral
425 Franklin Farm Lane, Chambersburg, PA 17202
Phone (717) 261-2561 Fax (717) 267-0812 Email [email protected]
Frequently Asked
Questions
(FAQ's)
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there a local office of the Better Business Bureau?…………Harrisburg Office (717) 364-3250
Who do I contact regarding birth or death certificates?
.....................................Dept. of Health, Vital Records, 877-724-3258, or www.dsf.health.state.pa.us
Is there one Board of Education for Franklin County?
……………………No, each of the school districts has its own elected “Board of School Directors”
Who do I contact regarding cash assistance, food stamps and a medical assistance card?
……………………Franklin County Assistance Office (717) 264-6121, www.compass.state.pa.us
Who should I call to complain about a damaged road?
…………………Pennsylvania Department of Transportation 1-800-FIX-ROAD (1-800-349-7623)
Where do I go to look up a deed?
…………………………Register & Recorder (Courthouse) (717) 261-3872, www.co.franklin.pa.us
Where do I go to get: dog license, hunting license, doe license, fishing license, bingo license?
……………………………Treasurer’s Office (Courthouse) (717) 261-3120, www.co.franklin.pa.us
…………………… (hunting/fishing) PA Game Commission (814) 643-1831, www.pgc.state.pa.us
How do I contact Unemployment Compensation? …………. (888) 313-7284, www.dli.state.pa.us
What is the phone number for the Franklin County Extension Office?
……………………………………………Penn State Cooperative Extension Office (717) 263-9226
Who do I contact regarding hazardous waste disposal?
………………………………………Planning Commission (717) 261-3855, www.co.franklin.pa.us
What is the name and number of the local Federally-Qualified Community Health Center?
…………………………Keystone Healthcare Network (717) 263-2230 or www.keystonehealth.org
What is the phone number for the Humane Society?
…………………………………………………………Antietam Humane Society (717) 762-9091
…………………………………………………Cumberland Valley Animal Shelter (717) 263-5791
Who handles the inspections of eating establishments in Franklin County?
………Inside the Borough of Chambersburg: The Chambersburg Borough Office (717) 264-5151
………………Anywhere else in Franklin County: The Department of Agriculture (717) 787-3400
Who do I call about getting a passport?
……………………………Chambersburg, Fayetteville, Shippensburg or Waynesboro Post Offices;
……………………………………………….and Lillian S. Besore Memorial Library (see Appendix)
What is the phone number for the Pennsylvania Game Commission?
…………………………………………………………………..(814) 643-1831, www.pgc.state.pa.us
FAQ’s 1
Where do I go to get a Photo ID made?………………...Driver and Vehicle Services (800) 932-4600
Who do I contact regarding Recycling?
……………………………………………….Franklin County Planning Commission (717) 261-3855
……………...your local township or borough office and waste management provider (see Appendix)
……………………………or Advanced Recycling Technology, Inc. for electronics, (717) 262-4383
Where can I get a Rent Rebate / Property Tax Rebate Application?
………………………………………Area Agency on Aging (717) 263-2153, www.co.franklin.pa.us,
……………………………………………your local state representative, or www.revenue.state.pa.us
Who do I contact to report welfare fraud?………………..Office of Inspector General 800-932-0582
What is the phone number for the “Welfare Office?”
……………………………………………………Franklin County Assistance Office (717) 264-6121
Important Numbers
Important Numbers
Abuse/Assault
Child Abuse Hotline/Childline
(800) 932-0313
Coalition Against Rape
(800) 692-7445
Domestic Violence Hotline
(800) 777-1960
Elder Abuse/Protective Services
(800) 642-6990
(717) 263-2153
Franklin County Children & Youth Services
(717) 263-1900
Women In Need, Inc. (WIN)
(717) 264-3056
Office
(717) 264-4444
(800) 621-6660
Hotline
(717) 485-5840
McConnellsburg
Children/Parents
Child Care Information Services of Adams, Franklin,
and Fulton Counties (CCIS)
(717) 263-6549
(800) 682-5702
CONNECT Early Intervention Services
(800) 692-7288
Day Care Licensing
(800) 222-2117
(717) 263-1900
Franklin/Fulton County Developmental Disabilities &
Early Intervention Program
(717) 709-4321
Healthy Baby Hotline
(800) 986-BABY
Healthy Kids Hotline
(800) 986-KIDS
Lead Information Line
(800) 440-LEAD
National Adoption Center (Information & Support)
(800) 862-3678
National Center for Missing and Exploited Children
(800) 843-5678
National Runaway Switchboard
(800) 621-4000
Nurse-Family Partnership
(717) 782-2335
(800) 841-3593
(877) 499-3299
Parent Education & Advocacy Leadership Center
(PEAL)
Parent to Parent of Pennsylvania
Toll Free
(412) 281-4404
(866) 950-1040
(412) 281-4409
TTY
(888) 727-2706
Toll Free
(717) 540-4722
Parents Without Partners
(800) 637-7974
Pennsylvania State Adoption Exchange
(800) 227-0225
Important Numbers 1
Toll Free
Important Numbers
Children/Parents
PMI Pregnancy Resource Centers
(717) 267-3738
Chambersburg
(717) 762-8066
Waynesboro
(717) 532-4446
(717) 597-2447
Shippensburg
(800) 638-0743
Toll Free
Pregnancy Counseling Helpline
(800) 537-2229
Statewide Adoption Network (SWAN)
(717) 772-7040
Greencastle
(800) 585-7926
Employment Assistance
(717) 264-4584
PA CareerLink Franklin County
Environmental
Animal Poison Hotline
(888) ANI-HELP
Department of Environmental Protection
(717) 705-4700
Fish and Boat Commission
(717) 657-4518
Hazardous Waste Pickup
(800) HHW-PKUP
South Central Region Office
8-1-1
Know What's Below
National Park Service
(800) 365-2267
National Wildlife Federation
(703) 790-4000
Pennsylvania Game Commission
(814) 643-1831
General/Hunter Education
(800) 742-8001
Turn-In-Poacher Hotline
Pennsylvania State Forests
(717) 783-7941
Pennsylvania State Parks
(888) 727-2757
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
(800) 344-9453
General Information
AARP
(866) 389-5654
Harrisburg Office
(215) 629-7445
Info Center
Commonwealth Information Center
(800) 932-0784
Federal Information Center
(800) 333-4636
United States Postal Service
(800) 275-8777
Health/Safety
(800) 342-AIDS
AIDS Hotline
Important Numbers 2
Important Numbers
Health/Safety
AIDS Information
(800) 243-7889
American Cancer Society
(717) 264-6266
(800) 227-2345
After Hours
(800) DIA-BETES
American Diabetes Association
(717) 657-4310
Auto Safety Hotline
(800) 424-9393
Aviation Safety Hotline
(800) 255-1111
Boating Safety Hotline
(800) 368-5647
Central Pennsylvania Poison Center
(800) 521-6110
Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP)
(800) 986-5437
Consumer Product Safety Commission
(800) 638-2772
Cumberland Valley Breast Care Alliance
(717) 263-7191
Keystone Crisis Intervention Program
(717) 264-2555
(866) 918-2555
Muscular Dystrophy Association
(800) 572-1717
National Response Center
(800) 424-8802
Pennsylvania Department of Health
(800) 692-7254
Poison Control Center
(800) 722-7112
Rhonda Brake Shreiner Women's Center
(717) 217-6750
Safe Drinking Water Hotline
(800) 426-4791
Legal/Financial Assistance
(877) 375-7139
Disability Rights Network of PA (DRN)
(800) 692-7443
Federal Housing Administration
(800) 225-5342
Franklin County Assistance Office (Welfare Office)
(717) 264-6121
(877) 289-9177
Franklin County Crime Solvers
(717) 263-3000
Immigration and Naturalization Service
(800) 375-5283
Internal Revenue Service (IRS)
(800) 829-3676
(800) 829-1040
Lawyer Referral Service
(800) 692-7375
Office for Civil Rights
(800) 368-1019
Pennsylvania Crime Stoppers
(800) 4PA-TIPS
Important Numbers 3
TDD
Important Numbers
Reporting
Better Business Bureau
(717) 364-3250
Bureau of Consumer Protection
(717) 787-7109
Harrisburg
(800) 441-2555
Drug Dealer Hotline
(800) 323-9222
HUD Fraud Line
(800) 347-3735
Identity Theft Hotline
(877) 438-4338
Liquor Violations Hotline
(800) 932-0602
Tax Fraud Line
(800) 829-0433
Welfare Fraud
(800) 932-0582
Substance Abuse/Addictions
Al-Anon/Alateen (York)
(888) 452-2666
Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) District 35
(800) 296-9289
Alcoholism Helpline
(800) ALC-OHOL
Cocaine Hotline
(800) 692-7445
Franklin County Drug Task Force
(717) 261-1113
(800) 344-3127
Gambler's Anonymous
(888) 442-7085
Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD)
(800) 848-6233
Harrisburg
Narcotics Anonymous (NA)
(800) 445-3889
(Information on Locations)
Pennsylvania Driving Under the Influence Association
(800) 627-2384
Sex Addicts Anonymous
(800) 477-8191
Important Numbers 4
Alphabetical Listing
of Service Profiles
Alphabetical Listing of Agency Profiles
Name
Location
21st Century Community Learning Center
1
A Little Help
2
Abraxas Youth Center
3
Adams-Hanover Counseling Services, Inc.
4
Adult Education Classes
5
AHEDD
6
AIDS Community Alliance of Southcentral PA
7
Allegheny Power Universal Services
8
9
10
American Heart Association
11
American Lung Association
12
American Red Cross, Franklin County Chapter
13
Antrim Family & Walk-in Care
0
Aseracare Hospice
0
Attendant Care Program
14
BOPIC, Inc.
15
Brook Lane Health Services
16
17
C&S Reed Consulting
18
Candle Heart Center
19
CareCheckers
20
Catholic Charities
21
Center for Child Development/Early Intervention
22
Center for Independent Living Opportunities (CIL)
23
CenterPoint Counseling and Consulting
24
Chambersburg City Cab
25
Chambersburg Cold Weather Drop-In Shelter
26
Chambersburg Hispanic American Center
27
Chambersburg Hospital
28
Chambersburg Hospital Wound Care Center
29
Chambersburg Noontime Lion's Club
30
Chambersburg YMCA
31
Child and Adolescent Service System Program (CASSP)
32
Child and Family Development Program
33
Child Care Information Services of Adams, Franklin, and Fulton Counties (CCIS)
34
Children's Aid Society of Franklin County
35
Christ Among Neighbors (CAN)
36
ChristianCompanion Senior Care
37
Comfort Keepers
38
Community Behavioral Health Network of PA (CBHNP)
39
Community Home Healthcare, Inc.
40
Community Services Program for Persons with Disabilities
41
CONTACT Helpline
42
Alphabetical Listing 1
Name
Location
CROSS, Inc.
43
Crossroads Singles Network
44
45
Deafnet Association, Inc.
46
Diagnostic Preschool Clinic
47
Donated Dental Services
48
E.A.R.N.
49
Education Law Center
50
Education Program for Divorcing Parents
51
Elderday
52
Emmett, Michele K.
53
Epilepsy Foundation
54
Experience Works, Inc.
55
Family Care Services, Inc.
56
Family Literacy
57
Family Outreach
0
First United Methodist Church
58
ForSight Vision for Franklin County
0
Frances Leiter Center
59
Franklin County Area Agency on Aging
60
61
62
Franklin County Day Reporting Center (DRC)
63
Franklin County Domestic Relations Section
64
Franklin County Head Start
65
Franklin County Homeless Assistance Program (HAP)
66
Franklin County Housing Authority (FCHA)
67
Franklin County Information & Referral
68
Franklin County Juvenile Probation Department
69
Franklin County Legal Services
70
Franklin County Library System
71
Franklin County Literacy Council
72
Franklin County Safe Kids
73
Franklin County State Health Center
74
Franklin County Therapeutic Riding Center
75
Franklin County Transportation
76
Franklin County Transportation System
77
Franklin County Veterans Affairs
78
Franklin Family Services
79
Franklin Learning Center
80
Franklin/Fulton County ARC
81
Franklin/Fulton County Developmental Disabilities & Early Intervention Program
82
Franklin/Fulton County Drug & Alcohol Program
83
Franklin/Fulton County Mental Health
84
Name
Location
Fruitbelt Farmworker Christian Ministry
85
Girl Scouts in the Heart of Pennsylvania
86
Goodwill Industries of Central Pennsylvania, Inc.
87
Greencastle Family Practice and Psychological Services
88
Guardian In Home Services, Inc.
89
Habitat For Humanity of Franklin County
90
HACC Dental Hygiene Clinic
91
Harney, Kevin F., L.P.C.
92
Healthy Communities Partnership of Greater Franklin County, Inc.
93
Heartland Home Health Care & Hospice
94
Help Hotline
95
Helping Hands with Hearts, Inc.
96
Hoffman Homes for Youth
97
Home Instead Senior Care
98
Home Nursing Agency
99
Home-Based Waiver
0
Homeownership Program
100
Hoover-Miller, Sharon, L.P.C.
101
Housing Rehabilitation
102
Independence Waiver
103
Interagency Children's Advocacy Network/Local Interagency Coordinating Council (ICAN/LICC)
104
Interfaith Housing Alliance, Inc.
105
Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation of Central PA
106
Keystone Area Council, Boy Scouts of America
107
Keystone Center
108
109
Keystone Health
110
Keystone Health Center HIV/AIDS Program
111
Keystone Residence
112
Laurel Life
113
Laurel Life Services
0
Leaman, David R., Ed.D. & Yelinek, Edward, Ph.D.
114
LIFE Lutheran Services, Inc.
115
Lutheran Counseling Services, Inc.
116
Lutheran Home Care Services & Hospice, Inc.
117
Make-A-Wish Foundation
118
Manito, Inc.
119
Maranatha Ministries
120
March of Dimes
121
Mason-Dixon Council Boy Scouts of America
122
Meals on Wheels of Chambersburg
123
Meals on Wheels of Shippensburg
124
Mental Health Association
125
Name
Location
MidPenn Legal Services
126
Ministry for Self Worth
127
Mission of Mercy
128
Momentum Services, LLC
129
N.E.T. Work Ministries
130
National Multiple Sclerosis Society
131
New Hope United Methodist Church Clothing Center
132
NHS Franklin/Fulton
133
Non-Violence Intervention Services (NOVIS)
134
135
OBRA Waiver
136
Occupational Services, Inc. (OSI)
137
Office of Vocational Rehabilitation (OVR)
138
Operation Concern
139
140
Parent Education & Advocacy Leadership Center (PEAL)
141
142
PathStone
143
Pathways Counseling Services
144
Penn State Cooperative Extension
145
Pennsylvania Bureau of Blindness & Visual Services
146
Pennsylvania Client Assistance Program
147
Pennsylvania Counseling Services
148
Pennsylvania Elks Major Projects Inc.
149
Pennsylvania Farmworker Project
150
Pennsylvania Health and Human Services Call Center
151
Pennsylvania Housing Finance Agency (PHFA)
152
Pennsylvania State Data Center
153
Pennsylvania Tourette Syndrome Association
154
Pennsylvania's Initiative on Assistive Technology (PIAT)
155
Person Directed Supports, Inc.
156
Planned Parenthood of Central Pennsylvania
157
158
Psychological Services
159
Pyramid Healthcare
160
Results Therapy and Fitness
161
162
Roxbury Treatment Center
163
Salvation Army
164
SCCAP, Inc. (South Central Community Action Program)
165
Section 8/Housing Choice Voucher Program
166
Shelter of Franklin County
167
Shippensburg Community Nurse
168
Shippensburg Family & Walk-In
169
Name
Location
Shippensburg Head Start Program
170
Social Security Administration
171
Spanish English Translation Providers
172
Special Olympics
173
Spectrum Health and Wellness, Ltd.
174
Spring of Hope Prayer Counseling Ministries
175
Stecher, Eugene H., M.Div., M.A.
176
Stephen Ministry
177
Summit Bariatric Services
178
Summit Behavioral Health Services - Outpatient
179
Summit Cancer and Hematology Services
180
Summit Endocrinology
181
Summit ENT & Hearing Services
0
Summit Health Lab Services
182
Summit Health Radiology and Diagnostic Imaging Services
183
Summit Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
184
Summit Weight Management Services
0
The Hope Center at Hagerstown Rescue Mission
185
The House of Grace
186
Touch-A-Life
187
United Cerebral Palsy of South Central PA, Inc. (UCP)
188
United States Department of Agriculture
189
United Way of Franklin County
190
Universal Community Behavioral Health
191
Victim/Witness Office
192
Visiting Angels
193
Waynesboro Area YMCA
194
Waynesboro Community and Human Services
195
Waynesboro Community Services
196
Waynesboro Hospital
197
Weatherization Assistance Program
198
199
Women, Infants & Children (WIC)
200
Work Ready
201
Youth Advocate Programs, Inc. (YAP)
202
Service Index
Index of Services
4-H: 145
Boy Scouts: 107, 122
Deaf Services: 46
Abuse: 199, 199, 60, 60, 60, 62,
62, 62, 62
Brain Injury Helpline: 151
Dementia - Evaluations &
Treatment: 88
Breast Care: 162, 162, 45, 45
Addiction: 0, 0
Education - Homeowners: 100,
120, 152
Elder Abuse: 0, 60, 60, 60
Dental Clinic: 128, 48, 91
Emotional/Spiritual Support: 177
Department of Public Welfare:
61, 61, 61
Employment Services: 120,
140, 140, 140, 201, 49
Developmental Disabilities Residential Care: 112, 112, 133,
156, 43, 43, 56
Employment Services - Seniors:
143, 143, 55
Budget Counseling: 120
Adjudicated Adolescents: 3, 69,
69
Cancer Information & Support
Services: 9, 9
Adolescents: 97
Cancer Services - Medical: 180
Adolescents - Service Systems
Coordination: 32
Adoption: 133, 35, 56, 62, 62,
62, 62
Adult Basic Insurance Helpline:
151
Adult Day Care: 115, 52
Adult Education: 5, 57
Adult Support Services: 187
Car Seat Inspection: 73
Cardiac Care - Educational: 11
Cardiac Care - Medical: 110,
110, 197, 28
Caregiver Support: 60, 60, 60
Cash Assistance: 61, 61, 61
Developmental Disabilities Case
Management: 82, 82, 82
Developmental Disabilities Day
Program: 156
Employment Services for the
Disabled: 6
Energy Assistance - LIHEAP:
61, 61, 61
Energy Efficiency Program: 198
Developmental Disabilities
Supportive Services: 81, 82, 82,
82
English as a Second Language
(ESL): 71, 72
Diabetes: 10, 10, 106, 181
Environmental/Lawn & Garden
Care: 145
Child Abuse: 0, 62, 62, 62, 62
Child Development Program:
170, 65
Diabetes Support Group: 181
Child Safety Education: 73
Diagnostic Services: 183
Child Support: 64, 64
Diapers: 139, 139, 164, 164
After School Program: 1
Childcare Provider Information:
34, 34, 34
Disability Advocacy: 147, 149,
23
After-School Program: 130, 194,
31
Childcare Provider Training: 0,
145
Disability Information & Referral:
147, 23
Aging Services: 60, 60, 60
Childcare Subsidies: 34, 34, 34
Disaster Services: 13
Aging Services Comprehensive: 115
Children's Health Insurance
Program (CHIP): 0
Discount Pharmacy Program:
110, 110
Alcohol Abuse: 18
Christmas Assistance: 164, 164,
196, 196
Disease Investigation: 74
Federally-Funded Health
Center: 110, 110
Divorce/Parent Education: 51
Financial Education: 143, 143
Domestic Violence: 134, 199,
199
Food Assistance: 120, 164, 164,
165, 165, 185, 195, 195, 196,
196, 36, 36, 58, 58, 95, 95
Advocacy - Disabilities: 147,
149, 23
Advocacy - Education: 50
Advocacy - Mental Health: 125
Alcohol Prevention: 18
Citizenship Skills: 72
Alcohol Rehabilitation: 148, 18
Alternative Education: 119
Anger Management: 0, 160, 2,
24, 88
Animal Shelters: 0, 0
Apartment Options: 0
APPRISE: 60, 60, 60
Assessment Services: 148
Assistive Technology: 155
Autism School: 133
Autism Services: 133, 82, 82, 82
Baby Clothing & Furniture: 158,
158
Basic Computer Skills: 71, 72
Behavior Modification: 119, 133,
148, 174, 202, 79
Better Business Bureau: 0, 0
Birth Certificates: 0
Blindness & Visual Services: 0,
146
Blood Drive/Donation: 13
Clothing Assistance: 132, 164,
164, 195, 195, 196, 196, 36, 36,
95, 95
Consumer Protection: 17, 17, 17
Counseling - Post Abortion: 158,
158
Counseling Services: 0, 0, 0,
101, 114, 116, 119, 129, 144,
148, 156, 159, 16, 160, 174,
176, 179, 2, 21, 24, 53, 59, 79,
88, 92
Counseling Services - Faith
Based: 127, 175
Driver's Education: 72
Drug & Alcohol - Activity
Reporting: 0
Drug & Alcohol Case
Management: 83, 83
Drug & Alcohol
Education/Prevention: 83, 83
Drug & Alcohol Services: 160,
163, 164, 164, 185, 83, 83
Drug Abuse: 18
Drug Prevention: 18
County Office: 0, 0, 0
Drug Rehabilitation: 148, 18
CPR/First Aid Education: 13, 28
Crime Victims Compensation:
192
Crisis Intervention: 109, 109,
109, 109
Dual Diagnosis/Co-Occurring:
160, 163
Early Childhood Education: 170,
57, 65
CT Scans: 183
Early Intervention: 22, 47, 82,
82, 82
Day Care - Adult: 115, 52
Eating Disorders: 179, 24
Day Care Provider Information:
34, 34, 34
Education - Access Advocacy:
50
Day Care Subsidies: 34, 34, 34
Education - Adult: 5, 57
Epilepsy: 54
Ergonomic Assessment: 184
Exercise Programs: 161, 161
Eyeglass Assistance: 30
Family Planning: 157
Family Support/Special Needs
Children: 104
Family-Based Therapy: 0, 148
Food Pantries: 165, 165
Food Safety: 145
Food Stamps/SNAP: 61, 61, 61
Foster Care: 133, 35, 56, 62,
62, 62, 62
Franklin County Offices: 0
Free Yard Sale: 58, 58
Gas Vouchers: 195, 195, 58, 58
GED: 5
Girl Scouts: 86
Hand Therapy: 184
Head Start: 170, 65
Health Clinic: 128, 169
Health Services - Reduced-Fee:
110, 110
Health/Wellness Calls: 20
Healthy Baby Helpline: 151
Service Index: 1
Healthy Beginnings Plus: 110,
110
Index of Services
Healthy Kids Helpline: 151
Heart Health: 11
Insurance - Children's Health
Insurance Program: 0
Municipalities: 0
Nursing Home Complaints: 151
Residential Program - Mental
Health: 4
Helpline: 125, 42
Insurance - Medical Assistance:
61, 61, 61
Nursing Homes: 0, 0, 0
Respite Care: 117, 117, 117, 56
Hispanic Resources: 27, 71
Jail Diversion Program: 63
Section 8: 67, 67, 67
HIV/AIDS Case Management:
111, 111, 7
Nutrition/Wellness Program:
145, 165, 165, 181, 197, 200, 28
Janitorial Training for the
Disabled: 87
Occupational Therapy: 184
Self-Help Housing: 105, 90
HIV/AIDS Housing Assistance: 7
Juvenile Delinquency: 69, 69
Parent Education: 145, 57
Senior Centers: 60, 60, 60
HIV/AIDS Prevention Education:
111, 111, 7
Juvenile Diabetes: 106
Parent Resources: 141, 141,
142, 142, 71
Senior Community Service
Employment Program: 143,
143, 55
Rural Rental Housing Loans: 189
Juvenile Fire Setter Program: 73
HIV/AIDS Testing: 111, 111,
157, 74
Partial Hospitalization: 16, 191
Laboratory Services: 182
Peer-to-Peer Program: 125
Service Access Coordination:
68, 68
Shelter: 167, 185, 19, 26
Home Care (Non-Medical): 0, 0,
117, 117, 117, 14, 14, 193, 193,
37, 38, 38, 41, 41, 89, 89, 98, 98
Lead Information Line: 151
Lead Poisoning Prevention: 74
Personal Care Home
Complaints: 151
Home Health Care (Medical):
103, 117, 117, 117, 40, 40, 94,
94, 94, 99, 99, 99
Legal Services: 0, 126, 70
Personal Care Homes: 0
Legislators: 0
Pharmacy Program - Discount:
110, 110
Home Nursing: 168, 168, 196,
196
Home Repairs/Modifications:
189, 96
Home-Delivered Meals: 123,
123, 124, 124
Homeless Prevention: 66
Homeowners Education: 100,
120, 152
Hospice: 0, 117, 117, 117, 94,
94, 94, 99, 99, 99
Libraries: 71
Life Skills Program (Disabled):
23
Physical Fitness: 161, 161, 194,
31
Sheltered Employment: 137
Singles Group: 44
Smoking Cessation: 93
SNAP/Food Stamps: 61, 61, 61
Social Security: 171
Physical Therapy: 184
Life Skills Program (Women):
186
Poacher Hotline: 0
Lifeguard Training: 13
Police Departments: 0
Special Education Advocacy:
141, 141
LIHEAP - Energy Assistance:
61, 61, 61
Population/Economic Statistics:
153
Special Education Programs: 80
Literacy: 71, 72
Pregnancy Support Services:
135, 135, 158, 158
Special Olympics: 173
Pregnancy Tests: 157, 158, 158
Speech Therapy: 184
Premature Birth Prevention: 121
Spousal Support: 64, 64
Prescription Assistance: 139,
139, 164, 164
Staff Development: 119
Spanish/English Translation: 172
Special Kids Network: 151
Long-Term Care Helpline: 151
Lung Health: 12
Hospital: 197, 28
Mammograms: 45, 45
Hospital Bill Assistance: 197, 28
Managed Care: 39
Hospital Complaints: 151
Maternity Clothing: 158, 158
Household Items: 196, 196
Medical Assistance: 61, 61, 61
Housing - Income Based: 166,
67, 67, 67
Medical Assistance Mileage
Reimbursement: 77, 77
Housing - Self Help: 105, 90
Medical Clinic: 128, 169
Housing Assistance: 164, 164,
195, 195, 36, 36, 66, 67, 67, 67
Housing Grants & Loans Community Facilities: 189
Housing Grants & Loans Rehab/Accessibility: 189
Medication Reminder Service:
Mental Health: 148
Protective Services: 60, 60, 60,
62, 62, 62, 62
Psychiatric Rehabilitation
Program: 108
Psychiatric Services: 0, 129,
148, 174, 179, 79
Psychological Evaluations: 0,
114, 129, 156, 159, 35, 47, 59,
88
Mental Health Advocacy: 125
Public Housing: 67, 67, 67
Mental Health Case
Management: 84, 84
Rabies Investigation: 74
Housing Rehabilitation: 102,
165, 165
Mental Health Education: 125
Radiology: 183
Human Services Information:
68, 68
Mental Health Facility: 16, 163,
28
Recreation: 0
Humane Society: 0, 0
Mental Health Helpline: 125
Reduced Fee Health Services:
110, 110
Hunter Education Classes: 0
Migrant Farmworkers: 110, 110,
150, 85
Rental Assistance: 164, 164,
195, 195, 36, 36, 66
Migrant Head Start: 143, 143, 33
Representative Payee Services:
120, 56
Immunizations: 74
Information & Referral: 42, 68,
68
Inpatient Rehabilitation: 28
Insurance - Adult Basic: 151
Mortgage Assistance Program:
152
MRI: 183
Residential Program Developmental Disabilities: 112,
112, 133, 156, 43, 43, 56
Multiple Sclerosis: 131
Service Index: 2
Statistics Population/Economic: 153
Stephen Ministry: 177
STI Testing & Treatment
Services: 157
Student Assistance Program:
119
Subsidized Housing: 67, 67, 67
Substance Abuse: 160, 163,
164, 164, 185, 83, 83
Suicide Prevention: 109, 109,
109, 109
Supervised Visitation: 164, 164
Supplemental Nutrition
Assistance Program (SNAP):
61, 61, 61
Support Groups: 0
Support Services - Volunteer:
187
Talkline: 42
Taxi: 25
Therapeutic Riding Center: 75
Thrift Store: 0
Index of Services
Tourette Syndrome: 154
Translation Services: 172
Transportation: 25, 77, 77
Transportation - Volunteer: 187
Transportation - Volunteered: 76
Travel Information (Health): 74
Tuberculosis Treatment: 74
Tutorial Services: 72
Unemployment Compensation:
140, 140, 140
Utility Assistance: 139, 139,
164, 164, 165, 165, 195, 195,
36, 36, 8
Veterans Affairs/Benefits: 78, 78
Violence Prevention/Education Males: 134
Vocational Evaluation: 137
Vocational Rehabilitation: 138
Waiver Programs: 188
Water Safety Courses: 13
Weatherization: 198
Weight Loss Surgery: 178
Welfare Office: 61, 61, 61
Wellness Calls: 20
WIC: 165, 165
Wish Granters: 118
Women's Care: 110, 110, 162,
162, 45, 45
Women's Health: 0
Wound Care: 29
Youth Employment Skills: 5
Youth Enrichment: 107, 122,
130, 145, 15, 164, 164, 194, 31,
86, 93
Service Index: 3
Agency & Service
Profiles
21st Century Community Learning Center
Address: 610 Philadephia Avenue
Phone: (717) 263-0531
Chambersburg, PA 17201
[email protected]
Email:
Website: www.cvcon.com
Fax:
Days / Hours:
Monday - Friday
2:45 PM 6:00 PM
(717) 709-1143
Service Delivery: In-School
Multilingual Services: Spanish
After School Program
Monday - Friday
8:30 AM 3:30 PM
Summer Camp
Population Served: Low Income
Children
ages 7-13
Chambersburg Area (CASD) and Greencastle Antrim School Districts (GASD)
Fee/Payment Method: No Fee in CASD
Fee For Service GASD
Subsidies available
Programs:
* After School Program (CASD)
* Summer Camp
Additional Information:
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Update information by emailing [email protected]
A Little Help
Address: 375 Floral Ave.
Phone: (717) 709-1010
Also After Hours
Fax:
Service Delivery: Appointment
Multilingual Services:
Days / Hours:
Monday - Friday
Population Served: General Public
All Ages
Fee/Payment Method: Sliding Scale
Private Insurance
Programs:
Counseling Services include:
* Alcohol Abuse
* Anger Management
* Couples
* Divorce
* Family
* Psychotherapy
* Teen Pregnancy
* Parenting
* Child Abuse
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Abraxas Youth Center
Address: Building # 3
Phone: (717) 749-3066
10058 South Mtn. Road, P.O. Box 334
South Mountain, PA 17261
(800) 560-7731
[email protected]
Email:
Website: www.abraxasyfs.com
Fax:
(717) 749-3229
Days / Hours:
All Hours
Low Income
Children
ages 12 - 18
Fee/Payment Method: Fixed Fee
Private Insurance
Medical Assistance
Self-Pay
Programs:
Abraxas Youth Center is composed of three distinct youth care programs housed in one facility. Abraxas
houses the following:
* An eighteen bed, short-term, non-secure residential care unit for dependent and alleged or adjudicated
delinquent youth
* An eighteen bed, secure detention unit for alleged or adjudicated delinquent youth
* A thirty-six bed, secure residential treatment unit providing services to adjudicated juvenile male fire setters
Abraxas Youth Center provides life skills, goal setting, cognitive behavioral programs, a 52-week group
curriculum with counseling seven nights a week. Also available: family counseling, psychiatric consultation,
discharge and continuing care planning.
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Updated 12/11/2009
Adams-Hanover Counseling Services, Inc.
Address: 272 South Main Street
Phone: (717) 264-5125
(717) 632-4900
Website: www.ahcsinc.com
Fax:
(717) 261-9695
Chambersburg Office
Hanover Office
Chambersburg
Office
Service Delivery: Appointment (CHIPP)
Days / Hours:
24/7 Walk-In (Crisis)
All Hours
Population Served: PA Residents Only
CHIPP
By Referral Only
CHIPP
Adults
must have a mental health diagnosis and meet CHIPP criteria
All Ages
(Crisis Services)
Private Insurance
Medical Assistance
Self-Pay
Credit Card
Programs:
(Chambersburg Programs) CHIPP Supported Living Program
This residential program provides housing and housing related supports to individuals identified and referred
by Franklin/Fulton MH/MR. Individuals interested in this program should speak with their MH/MR
casemanager regarding referral to the program. Each individual rents his or her own fully furnished apartment
and has access to 24/7 staff support. Apartments are non-smoking.
CHIPP Psychiatric Services
Individuals residing in the CHIPP Supported Living Program or individuals who are designated by
Franklin/Fulton MH/MR as CHIPP participants in services have the opportunity to utilize the CHIPP
Psychiatric Services program. This program provides medication checks as medically necessary by the
CHIPP psychiatrist.
Fulton County Crisis Program
Individuals in need of emergency mental health and/or drug and alcohol support may present at the Fulton
County Medical Center to request crisis services. A crisis worker is available 24/7 for mental health and/or
drug and alcohol crisis consultation. Crisis workers assist individuals with: developing safety plans, identifying
community supports, information and referral services, emergency mental health assessments, and, if
medically necessary, acute care inpatient hospitalizations.
Franklin/Fulton Peer Support Services
Services are offered to anyone with a mental health condition in Franklin/Fulton County. Individuals with lived
experience are paired with their peers to assist them in overcoming barriers that may prevent them from
achieving their goals. A letter of recommendation from a professional of the healing arts, psychiatrist, family
doctor, therapist, certified nurse practitioner, or physicians assistant, is needed. Services are voluntary and
consent is required.
Adams Hanover Counseling Services, Inc. is a not-for-profit agency governed by a volunteer board of
directors based in Hanover, Pennsylvania with satellite offices located in York, Shrewsbury, Gettysburg, and
Chambersburg.
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Updated 12/14/2009
Adult Education Classes
Programs of Lincoln Intermediate Unit #12
Address: Adult Learning Center
Phone: (717) 504-4459
305 W. Commerce Street
(717) 504-4459
(888) 669-7735
Website: www.iu12.org
Fax:
Days / Hours:
Monday - Thursday
1:30 PM 3:30 PM
x-3510 ABE/GED
x-3503 YEP
(717) 264-2193
Service Delivery: Walk-In
ABE/GED
Tuesday & Thursday
6:30 PM 9:00 PM
ABE/GED (except in June)
Adults
ages 22 and older (ABE/GED)
Youth
ages 16-21 not currently enrolled in a public school system (YEP)
Fee/Payment Method: No Fee
Programs:
ABE - Adult Basic Education
Designed for adults wanting to review or upgrade their basic math, writing, or reading skills.
GED - General Education Development
Designed for adults wanting to prepare to take the GED test.
YEP - Youth Employment Program
The Youth Employment Program works with out-of-school youth to provide valuable work skills, build positive
values, stress the youths' ability to achieve, and inspire youth to embrace education and community service.
The process begins with a general assessment and continues with individually defined short and long term
goals. Youth receive support along every step of the way to job placement as well as follow-up services for 12
months.
Adult Basic Education classes are sponsored by Lincoln Intermediate Unit 12.
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Updated 6/26/2009
AHEDD
Address: P.O. Box 382
Phone: (717) 597-7665
(866) 288-5159
Greencastle, PA 17225
[email protected]
Email:
Website: www.ahedd.org
Fax:
(717) 597-7665
Multilingual Services: If Needed
Days / Hours:
Monday - Friday
hours vary
persons with disabilities
Fee/Payment Method: Other
Self-Pay
Third-Party Sponsor
Programs:
AHEDD is a private, non-profit organization with a mission to serve the community as a catalyst in the
employment and development of persons with a disability. Services include:
* Outreach
* Initial Assessment
* Plan of Service
* Pre-employment Services
* Community Based Work Assessment
* Job Search Assistance
* Job Placements
* Job Coaching
* Follow-Up Job Support Services
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Updated 12/14/2009
AIDS Community Alliance of Southcentral PA
Address: 401 Division St., Suite 100
Phone: (717) 233-7190
(800) 867-1550
Harrisburg, PA 17110
[email protected]
Email:
Website: www.aca-pa.com
Fax:
Days / Hours:
Monday - Friday
8:30 AM 5:00 PM
Toll Free
(717) 233-7196
Population Served: All Ages
Must be HIV positive for Care and Supportive Services
Programs:
Care and Supportive Services
The Care and Supportive Services program works with individuals and families impacted by HIV to provide
education, skills, and resources to enhance and sustain both the individuals' and families' desired quality of
life. Services include:
* Case Management
* Health Education
* Treatment Adherence Counseling
* HIV-Related Housing Services
Prevention Services
AIDS Community Alliance provides comprehensive HIV/AIDS prevention and education services designed to
provide individuals and communities with the knowledge and skills to reduce the risk of infection.
Individuals must complete an intake to access services. There is a local case manager available.
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Updated 1/30/2009
Allegheny Power Universal Services
Phone: (800) 207-1250
Jeannette, PA 15644
Website: www.alleghenypower.com
Fax:
Days / Hours:
Monday - Friday
8:00 AM 4:30 PM
(724) 523-1012
Service Delivery:
PA Residents Only
Adults
ages 18 and older
Fee/Payment Method:
Programs:
Through Universal Services, Allegheny Power helps eligible payment-troubled customers on limited or fixed
incomes: 1-establish affordable payment arrangements to maintain electric service. 2-obtain grants and
assistance from community based organizations. 3-guide customers toward self-sufficiency in paying their
bills. 4-reduce their energy consumption to a more affordable level.
LIURP: Low-Income Usage Reduction Program
LIURP provides: Free home weatherization to help reduce energy costs, energy education, and referrals for
additional weatherization assistance.
LIPURP: Low-Income Payment and Usage Reduction Program
LIPURP provides: Affordable monthly payments and a supplemental grant to help customers keep their
monthly bill current. Customers must pay LIPURP payments on time. There is a 2% pre-program arrearage
forgiveness when monthly payments are made.
CARES
Customer Assistance and Referral Evaluation Service (CARES) is a special service for selected, paymenttroubled customers who cannot pay the full amount of their electric bills due to a temporary hardship such as
a serious illness, loss of income, or death of a primary wage earner. CARES is not designed to work with
chronically delinquent customers or those with no intention of paying electric bills. CARES Representatives
work with customers on a personal basis to help them identify available community resources.
$1 Energy Fund
$1 Energy Fund administers the program to provide utility bill assistance to low-income customers.
Contributions from shareholders, utility employees, and customers are primary sources of funding for these
programs. Funds make payments directly to companies on behalf of customers who still have a critical need
for assistance after other resources have been exhausted. Allegheny Power matches DEF grants 100%.
Bill Extender Plan
If you receive Social Security or federal government pension benefits, we may be able to adjust the due date
of your bill to coincide with the arrival of your monthly check. Call us at 1-800-Allegheny for more information
or to sign-up.
LIURP & LIPURP eligibility requires that customer's gross monthly household income be below 150% of the
federal poverty guidelines to begin the screening process.
For more information, call the toll free number.
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Updated 1/14/2010
Franklin Unit
Address: 384 Floral Avenue
Phone: (717) 264-6266
[email protected]
Email:
Website: www.cancer.org
Days / Hours:
Friday
12:00 PM 3:00 PM
Monday - Thursday
12:00 PM 4:00 PM
Fax:
(800) 227-2345
(800) 227-2345
(717) 264-0765
After Hours
mornings by appointment
cancer patients and family members
Programs:
The Franklin Unit of the American Cancer Society provides information and guidance to Franklin and Fulton
County residents and their families who are facing cancer. In addition, some financial assistance with cancer
and cancer-related medications is provided, if necessary, as well as some financial assistance with mileage
to and from cancer treatments. Patient services programs such as "Road to Recovery" (volunteer drivers)
and "Reach to Recovery" (for women facing breast cancer) are also available. Support groups and
educational programs, such as "I Can Cope", are provided as well. Wigs and turbans are available, as well as
the "Look Good, Feel Better Program". Trained cosmetologists volunteer to teach women how to cope with
skin changes and hair loss using cosmetics and skin care products donated by the cosmetic industry. All
programs are free of charge.
The American Cancer Society is the nationwide community-based voluntary health organization dedicated to
eliminating cancer as a major health problem by preventing cancer, saving lives, and diminishing suffering
from cancer through research, education, advocacy, and service.
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Updated 12/8/2009
Address: 3544 North Progress Avenue, Suite 103
Phone: (800) DIA-BETES
(717) 657-4310
[email protected]
Email:
Website: www.diabetes.org
Fax:
Days / Hours:
Monday - Friday
8:30 AM 5:00 PM
(717) 657-4320
Multilingual Services: If advanced notice given
All Ages
Programs:
The American Diabetes Association offers patient and public educational programs, speakers bureau,
support groups, camp for children with diabetes, and free diabetes information through the Diabetes
Information Action Line 1-800-DIABETES (1-800-342-2383). The Association also offers a video lending
library and has advocacy programs.
The American Diabetes Association's mission is to "prevent and cure diabetes and to improve the lives of all
people affected by diabetes". Diabetes is a leading cause of death by disease in the United States. Almost 16
million people have diabetes; yet for every 2 diagnosed, 1 person goes undiagnosed. If you would like to help
in the fight against diabetes, please call the American Diabetes Association.
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Updated 12/22/2009
American Heart Association
Adams, Franklin, and Fulton Divisions
Address: 417 Phoenix Drive, Suite A
Phone: (717) 263-2870
[email protected]
Email:
Website: www.americanheart.org
Fax:
(877) 584-8146
(800) AHA-USA1
(717) 263-5750
Days / Hours:
Appointment
Monday - Friday
9:00 AM 5:00 PM
Multilingual Services: On a national level
All Ages
Programs:
The American Heart Association (AHA) is a national voluntary health agency whose mission is to reduce
disability and death from cardiovascular diseases and stroke and is committed to reducing these deaths
through continued research as well as a variety of educational programs in the community. The AHA provides
educational material pertaining to nutrition, high blood pressure, exercise, smoking, stroke, and the warning
signs and risk factors for heart attack and stroke. Services include:
* Get with the Guidelines - a program through hospitals
* Heart Profilers - an online interactive tool for patients and health professionals
* Chain of Survival - community initiative for stroke and cardiac arrest
* Heart Power - heart health curriculum for kindergarten through middle school
* CPR in the Schools - teaches high school students how to respond to cardiac emergencies
* Search Your Heart - a faith-based, risk-reduction program that includes training for church volunteers in
how to conduct blood pressure and stroke screenings
* Heart at Work Online - a health promotion program through the work place.
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Updated 1/14/2010
American Lung Association
Address: 3001 Old Gettysburg Road
Phone: (800) 932-0903
(717) 541-5864
Camp Hill, PA 17011
[email protected]
Email:
Website: www.lunginfo.org
Fax:
x-29
(717) 541-8828
Days / Hours:
Walk-In
Monday - Friday
8:30 AM 4:30 PM
All Ages
Self-Pay
Credit Card
Programs:
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
Information
Education
Programs concerning Lung Disease and Lung Health
Asthma programs include support groups for adults and children, Open Airways for Schools, and Specialty
programs
Tobacco Education and Prevention Programs
Smoking Cessation programs for adults and youth
Support Groups for People with Chronic Lung Disease and their caregivers
Flu Shot locator program
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Updated 12/16/2009
American Red Cross, Franklin County Chapter
Address: 79 E, Pomfret Street Suite A
Phone: (717) 264-6214
(717) 243-5211
(717) 762-5414
Carlisle, PA 17013
323 East Main Street
Waynesboro, PA 17268
[email protected]
Email:
Website: www.franklin-redcross.org
Fax:
(717) 762-5417
Also After Hours #
Carlise
Waynesboro
Waynesboro
Days / Hours:
Walk-In
Monday - Friday
8:00 AM 4:00 PM
Franklin County Residents Only
Fee/Payment Method: Fee for training
Self-Pay
Programs:
Health and Safety Services
The Red Cross offers trainings on life saving skills including CPR and First Aid for the lay responder or
professional rescuer, water safety courses, and lifeguard and babysitter trainings. CPR and First Aid courses
for the lay responder are offered monthly at the chapter. Instructor courses are also available for all the above.
Disaster Services
Red Cross disaster relief focuses on meeting people's immediate emergency disaster-caused needs. The
Red Cross is able to provide shelter, food, and health and mental health services.
Blood Services
Blood donors must meet eligibilty requirements. For specific eligibility information, call the Blood Services
Region at 1-800-542-5663.
Armed Forces Emergency Services (24/7)
The Red Cross can assist with emergency communications, emergency leave information, emergency
financial assistance, veterans affairs, and other supportive services. Please call 1-800-696-3873 for services.
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Updated 1/6/2012
A Service of United Cerebral Palsy of South Central Pennsylvania, Inc.
Address: 550 Cleveland Ave., Suite 213
Phone: (717) 267-2672
(866) 542-7296
Email:
[email protected]
Days / Hours:
Monday - Friday
8:00 AM 4:30 PM
Fax:
(717) 267-0242
Service Delivery:
Population Served: Franklin County Residents Only
ages 18-59 who are mentally alert but physically disabled
If eligible
Programs:
Attendant Care Service is non-medical, in-home personal care, and other support activities for mentally-alert
adults who are physically disabled and in need of personal care assistance. The program provides basic
services (personal care) and ancillary services (housekeeping) to carry out functions of daily living, self-care
and motility to enable individuals to live in their own homes and communities rather than in institutions.
Referrals to the program can be made by doctors, hospitals, clergy, social service agencies, family members
or friends. This program utilizes state and federal monies.
Individuals who have a current, valid Medical Assistance Identification Card or those who receive SSI
payments are automatically eligible for free Attendant Care Services. For all other eligible applicants of
Attendant Care Service, the weekly fee is determined by family size and gross monthly income and is minimal
and based upon a sliding scale.
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Updated 11/5/2009
BOPIC, Inc.
(Building Our Pride in Chambersburg)
Phone: (717) 263-2100
Thaddeus Stevens Elementary School
900 Hollywell Avenue
Email:
[email protected]
Fax:
Days / Hours:
Monday - Friday
9:00 AM 5:00 PM
Monday - Friday
8:00 AM 3:00 PM
(717) 264-7577
Low Income
Children
ages 3 - 18
Adults
ages 18 - 23
Programs:
The mission of Bopic is to assess and provide supplemental academic, nutritional, and life skill services to
economically disadvantaged multi-cultural families and children who reside within the Borough of
Chambersburg and Franklin County. Bopic currently provides:
* Summer Education & Nutritional Program - An 8 week program held at Thaddeus Stevens Elementary
School from June through August, which offers educational programs aimed at various grade
levels with an emphasis on feeding the children. There is a teacher student ratio of 1 to 15 to
ensure safety and security. Four other sites also have a food program including: the
Chambersburg YMCA, Lincoln Intermediate Unit Migrant Educational Program, Meadows Group
Home, and the Boys and Girls Club of Chambersburg.
295 children received educational services, and 550 (approx.) children received nutritional meals for 8 weeks
during the summer of 2009.
Summer Enrichment Program
A summer enrichment program that operates from the first week of June to the last week of August which
stresses academics, career awareness, weekly field trips and the development of social skills. Children are
separated by grade and age and student teachers from Shippensburg University as well as the Hagerstown
Area Community College instruct classes. Enrollment capacity is 300. The program also offers breakfast,
lunch, and daily snacks to all children and agencies enrolled. Transportation service available.
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Updated 1/27/2010
Brook Lane Health Services
Address: Main Campus
Phone: (800) 342-2992
13218 Brook Lane Drive, P.O. Box 1945
Hagerstown, MD 21742
(301) 733-0330
Meadowbrook
18714 North Village
Website: www.brooklane.org
Fax:
Days / Hours:
Monday - Thursday
7:00 AM 9:00 PM
Friday
7:00 AM 5:00 PM
(301) 733-4038
(301) 739-7380
All Ages
Private Insurance
Fee/Payment Method:
Medical Assistance
Self-Pay
Credit Card
Programs:
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
Short-Term Inpatient Hospitalization
Outpatient Services
Intensive Outpatient Services
Partial Hospital Program for Adolescents / Children
Special Education Services Program
Transitional Care Home for Children & Adolescents
Child & Adolescent Psychiatric Rehabilitation Program
Please contact the admissions office.
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Updated 12/15/2009
Office of Attorney General
Address: 301 Chestnut Street, Suite 105
Phone: (717) 787-7109
(800) 441-2555
Website: www.attorneygeneral.gov
Fax:
Days / Hours:
Monday - Friday
8:30 AM 5:00 PM
(717) 772-3560
Programs:
By law, the Attorney General's Bureau of Consumer Protection is authorized to perform the following duties:
* Investigate commercial and trade practices in the distribution, financing and furnishing of goods and
services for the use of consumers;
* Conduct studies, investigations and research into matters affecting consumer interests and make such
information available to the public;
* Advise the Legislature on matters affecting consumer interests, including the development of policies and
the proposal of programs to protect consumers;
* Investigate fraud and deception in the sale, servicing and furnishing of goods and products, and strive to
eliminate such illegal actions;
* Promote consumer education and publicize matters relating to consumer fraud, deception and
misrepresentation.
Based upon consumer complaints or investigations, the Bureau is authorized to take formal legal action
against persons and organizations who engage in unfair and deceptive conduct in the advertisement or sale
of goods or services within the Commonwealth. However, in response to numerous consumer complaints
received each year, the Bureau has also developed a statewide mediation program which seeks restitution,
refund or other relief for consumers and affected businesses in a fair and impartial manner.
There is also a Health Care Section operating within the Bureau of Consumer Protection. The Health Care
Section focuses on protecting the public from unfair health care practices and helping shape Pennsylvania's
policies in favor of the consumer. Those who believe they are unfairly denied medical treatment by Health
Maintenance Organizations, managed care or other health insurers can receive help by filing a complaint with
the Attorney General's Health Care Section by contacting 1-877-888-4877.
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Updated 1/19/2010
C&S Reed Consulting
Address: 292 Buchanan Trail-G
Phone: (717) 414-9695
(717) 414-9695
McConnellsburg, PA 17233
[email protected]
Email:
Website: www.candsconsulting.webs.com
Days / Hours:
Monday - Friday
9:00 AM 4:00 PM
after hours
Fax:
Children
12-18
Children
12-18
Adults
19-100
Self-Pay
FFDA
Programs:
Individual and Group drug and alcohol counseling. Anger management counseling. Drug, Alcohol and Anger
Evaluations. Relapse Prevention Groups. Prevention Programs. Trainings on Addiction.
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Updated
Candle Heart Center
Address: 1334 S. 4th St.
Phone: (717) 263-5179
Email:
[email protected]
Days / Hours:
Tuesday-Friday
8:30 AM 4:30 PM
Fax:
(717) 263-0496
closed for lunch 12-12:45 PM.
all ages
Programs:
Total Personal Transitional Housing
Assists homeless families with support services including debt management, budget counseling, Grace and
Truth Fellowship, anger management, and housing. The goal of the program is to help families achieve selfsufficiency. Applicants accepted by agency referrals only.
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Updated 3/17/2010
CareCheckers
Address: 47 Ann Street
Phone: (888) 477-0435
Stroudsburg, PA 18360
[email protected]
Email:
Website: www.carecheckers.com
Fax:
Days / Hours:
Sunday - Saturday
8:30 AM 6:00 PM
$30.00
Service Delivery: Phone Call
month
Self-Pay
Credit Card
Programs:
CareCheckers is a unique service designed to help families of aging or disabled loved ones by making daily
health & safety checkup calls. CareCheckers offers medication, meal, and activity reminders along with
friendly social interaction. All calls are made by live representatives. There are no confusing automated
systems and there is no special equipment or software needed. Family members and caregivers are updated
with daily status reports sent to their email or mobile phone and notified immediately of any problems.
CareCheckers can fill in the gap between family and home healthcare visits. Calls can be made to hospitals
and nursing homes as well.
Several daily call plans are available as well as weekend options if desired. Contact us by phone or visit the
website to customize your plan.
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Updated 1/28/2010
Catholic Charities
Address: 336 Philadelphia Avenue
Phone: (717) 263-3765
24 East Main Street
[email protected]
Email:
Website: www.hbgdiocese.org
Fax:
(717) 263-3226
Days / Hours:
In-Home
Monday - Friday
9:00 AM 5:00 PM
evening hours by appointment
Self-Pay
DPW funding
Programs:
Catholic Charities provides counseling to individuals, couples, and families for a broad range of issues.
Within a family system framework, interventions employing a variety of treatment modalities are used as
appropriate to the clients' particular needs.
Family Outreach
*See Profile
Appointments are also available in Waynesboro. Contact 263-3765.
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Updated 2/19/2010
Center for Child Development/Early Intervention
A program of United Cerebral Palsy of South Central PA, Inc.
Address: 871-B Stanley Avenue
Phone: (717) 261-0931
(800) 294-5142
[email protected]
Email:
Website: www.ucpsouthcentral.org
Fax:
(717) 267-0242
Days / Hours:
Walk-In
In-Home
Monday - Friday
8:30 AM 4:00 PM
Population Served: Children
ages birth-3
For those eligible
Programs:
UCP of South Central PA, Inc. provides Early Intervention Services to infants and toddlers who are at risk of
developmental delays in cognitive, adaptive, motor, communication, and social skills. Services include:
* Physical therapy: promotes sensorimotor functions to prevent, alleviate, or compensate for movement
dysfunction and related functional problems. Family training is provided to assist with gross motor
development.
* Speech Therapy: provides intervention and family training in the areas of pre-speech skills (attention,
sitting), functional play, motor imitation, expressive/verbal language development, receptive language
development, and feeding/swallowing skills.
* Occupational Therapy: provides intervention and family training in the areas of self-help/adaptive, fine
motor/hand development, feeding development, reflex integration, sensory integration and mental
processing.
* Early Interventionist/Special Instruction: provides information, skills, and support related to enhancing skill
development.
Franklin/Fulton County MH/MR and United Way fund this program. UCP also sponsors Special Events and
fundraisers throughout the year which benefit the Early Intervention Program.
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Updated 5/1/2009
Center for Independent Living Opportunities (CIL)
Address: 127 W. Market Street Suite 100
Phone: (717) 849-0991
York, PA 17401
[email protected]
Email:
Website: www.cilopportunities.org
Fax:
(800) 956-0099
(717) 849-0995
(717) 849-0996
TTY
Days / Hours:
Walk-In
Monday - Friday
8:00 AM 4:30 PM
Population Served: Franklin County Residents
residents with diverse disabilities
Fulton County Residents
for consumers
Fixed Fee
for community trainings
Programs:
The Center for Independent Living Opportunities (CIL Opportunities) provides comprehensive services to
people with diverse disabilities so they can live independently - in their own homes, in their own communities.
Services include peer counseling / support, advocacy, life skills training, information and referral, and training
(for individuals, their families, and the general public).
Mission Statement:
To promote complete and unconditional integration of persons with diverse disabilities in all aspects of life in
our community.
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Updated 12/11/2011
CenterPoint Counseling and Consulting
Dianne E. Elsom, LCSW
Address: 75 S. Main St., Suite 4
Phone: (717) 267-2081
[email protected]
Email:
Website: www.centerpointtherapist.com
Fax:
(717) 267-2740
Service Delivery: Call for Appointment
Days / Hours:
Monday - Friday
evening and Saturday appointments available
Children
ages 3 and older
Adults
Couples
Private Insurance
Fee/Payment Method:
Self-Pay
Medicare
Medical Assistance
Programs:
CenterPoint Counseling is a mental health private practice serving Franklin and surrounding counties.
CenterPoint Counseling and Consulting assists individuals living with depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, or
eating disorders, to name a few. Couples counseling, grief and loss, and career/life transition challenges are
helped through counseling at CenterPoint. CenterPoint also works with children and adolescents using play
and other expressive, creative therapies.
CenterPoint Counseling and Consulting works with businesses to manage employee conflict, performance,
and other employee training needs. Team building, communication skills, and leadership development are
among training programs.
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Updated 6/18/2009
Chambersburg City Cab
Address: 562 Broad St.
Phone: (717) 261-1538
Days / Hours:
Monday-Saturday
5:00 AM 2:00 AM
Fax:
Service Delivery: On-call
must be able to get in and out of cab without aid, cannot accommodate wheel chairs
All Ages
all taxis are smoke free.
Fee/Payment Method: Mileage
Cash Only
$4.10 first mile and $.40 for every 1/10 of a mile after
Programs:
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Updated 10/15/2009
Chambersburg Cold Weather Drop-In Shelter
Address: 527 Lincoln Way East
Phone: (717) 262-2143
[email protected]
Fax:
Email:
Website: www.chambersburgcoldweatherdropinshelter.org
Days / Hours:
7 Days a Week
7:00 PM 7:00 AM
Service Delivery: Other
December - April
18 and older who are able to care for themselves physically and mentally
Programs:
The shelter provides a warm space and meals provided by the churches of the greater Chambersburg area
during the cold winter months. Some limited counseling and assistance is provided to aid guests in acquiring
permanent shelter and temporary or permanent job placement.
Incoming guests sign-in and agree to printed shelter rules. Guests are permitted to stay for 14-nights, but are
permitted to stay longer if they perform public services within the community.
Bible studies are made available to guests several times during the week in groups or on an individual basis if
requested.
This service to the community is entirely faith-based and receives all its funding and support from local
churches and parishioners.
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Updated 2/13/2009
Chambersburg Hispanic American Center
Phone: (717) 262-2480
[email protected]
Email:
Website: http://www.hispanicamericancenter.com
Fax:
Days / Hours:
Walk-In
Monday - Friday
9:00 AM 4:00 PM
All Ages
Hispanic Population
Programs:
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
Bilingual Services
Job Services
Referral for Aid
After-School Program
GED Program in Spanish
Food Pantry
Alcohol Abuse Program
Parent Education Programs
Legal Aid
Immigration Assistance
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Updated 11/30/2010
Summit Health
Address: 112 North 7th St.
Phone: (717) 267-3000
Website: www.summithealth.org
Days / Hours:
Fax:
Service Delivery:
Fee/Payment Method:
Call Patient Accounts for more information on all available
options at (717) 267-7129 or (717) 267-7169.
Programs:
Chambersburg Hospital is a nonprofit, local hospital committed to the improvement of the health and well
being of the people living in communities in Franklin County and its surrounding areas.
With 240 beds, Chambersburg Hospital offers the following:
* Behavioral Health
* Birthing
* Cancer and Hematology Services
* Cardiology
* Children's Health
* Community Health
* Critical Care
* Diabetes Education and Management
* Emergency Care
* Gastric Bypass (Bariatric) Surgery
* Inpatient Rehabilitation
* Laboratory
* Neurophysiology - Sleep Studies
* Nutrition Counseling
* Occupational Medicine
* Pain Management
* Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
* Radiology and Diagnostic Imaging
* Respiratory Care
* Results Therapy and Fitness
* Surgical Services
* Women's Health
Need help paying your bill? Call the Charity Care Program at 267-7129 or 267-7169.
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Updated 7/10/2009
Chambersburg Hospital Wound Care Center
Address: Chambersburg Hospital
Phone: (717) 267-7715
112 North 7th St.
Days / Hours:
Fax:
Population Served:
Fee/Payment Method:
Programs:
The Wound Care Center at the Chambersburg Hospital specializes in treating complicated, chronic wounds
that are difficult to heal. The center uses a multi-disciplinary approach in treating our patients. This involves
professional care from general surgeons, vascular surgeons, podiatrists, infectious disease physicians,
physical therapists, physical therapist assistants and nurses. To the patient this means that a specialist in
their type of wound, or cause of wound, is on hand to develop individualized care plans to aid in the healing
process. The Wound Care Center also offers Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy.
Hyberbaric oxygen allows the body's natural wound-healing systems to work better and speed up the healing
process.
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Updated 7/10/2009
Chambersburg Noontime Lion's Club
Address: 19 Obsidian Drive
Phone: (717) 263-1752
(717) 264-1008
Fax:
Days / Hours:
Monday - Friday
8:30 AM 5:00 PM
(717) 263-7005
Service Delivery:
Programs:
The Chambersburg Noontime Lion's Club offers assistance with obtaining eye glasses.
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Updated 6/9/2009
Chambersburg YMCA
Address: 570 East McKinley Street, P.O. Box 279
Phone: (717) 263-8508
[email protected]
Email:
Website: www.chbgy.org
Fax:
Days / Hours:
Monday - Thursday
5:30 AM 10:00 PM
Saturday
7:00 AM 6:00 PM
Sunday
1:00 PM 6:00 PM
Friday
5:30 AM 9:00 PM
(717) 263-9639
All Ages
Self-Pay
Credit Card
Scholarships available
Programs:
*Swimming Instruction and Water Safety Instruction for all ages
*Arthritis class in warm shallow pool
*Sam's Program for children (ages 6-13 who meet income guidelines for reduced or free lunches)
*Wellness and Exercise Classes
*Summer Camp Opportunities
Scholarship program fees or membership assistance available to qualified individuals. Applications available
at the desk.
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Updated 12/9/2009
Child and Adolescent Service System Program (CASSP)
Address: Human Services Building
Phone: (717) 709-2307
425 Franklin Farm Lane
[email protected]
Email:
Website: www.co.franklin.pa.us
Days / Hours:
Monday - Friday
8:30 AM 4:30 PM
Fax:
(717) 263-0469
Multilingual Services: Available as needed
Population Served: Children & Adolescents Ages 0-21
with serious mental illness/emotional disorders and/or those for whom services from two or more
child serving agencies including schools are difficult to access and coordinate in the Franklin and
Fulton county areas.
By Referral Only
agency staff, school personnel, family members, or
concerned persons
May be some costs involved for services recommended by
the
Care Team
Programs:
The Child and Adolescent Service System Program (CASSP) in Franklin/Fulton County will coordinate
services for children and adolescents between child-serving systems by improving communications,
developing common goals, and ensuring a positive working relationship among schools, public, and private
agencies.
CASSP provides a coordinated, comprehensive, child-centered system for family members, all agencies,
school and provider staffs to collaborate and to develop a Service Plan to meet the needs of children and
adolescents with many challenges. The CASSP CARE team may consist of professional representatives
from Children and Youth, Juvenile Probation, Drug and Alcohol, Mental Retardation/Early Intervention, Mental
Health, the child’s educational program and private service providers with a breadth of knowledge of
resources and programs. The family and the referring representative(s) meet with the team to review needs
and resources available. Family members and their advocates may discuss their concerns, challenges, and
expectations. The team will discuss resources available, review options, and make recommendations to the
child and family.
This program is funded through the Franklin/Fulton MH/MR Program, County Commissioners, and Office of
Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services.
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Updated 5/4/2009
Child and Family Development Program
PathStone
Address: 301 Lortz Avenue
Phone: (717) 267-3275
[email protected]
Email:
Website: www.PathStone.org
(717) 267-1171
Days / Hours:
Monday - Friday
Fax:
6:30 AM 4:30 PM
Appointment
child development: open July-December
Population Served: Migrant Children
birth to 5 years whose family changed their residence by moving within the last 24 months from
one geographic location to another for the purpose of engaging in agricultural work that involves
the production and harvesting of field and tree crops, and whose family income comes primarily
from this activity
Seasonal Children
birth to 5 years whose family engages in agricultural work that involves the production and
harvesting of field and tree crops, and whose family income comes primarily from this activity
Low Income
Fee/Payment Method:
Programs:
Head Start for Migrant & Seasonal Farmworkers
Provides quality child care, including education, training, disability, family literacy, nutritious meals and
advocacy services to establish sound development for children from birth to 5 years. Services include
assisting children to mature socially, emotionally, educationally and nutritionally; educate parents on healthy
choices; full-day child care at centers; literacy services; and nutritious meals.
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Updated 11/10/2009
Child Care Information Services of Adams, Franklin, and
Fulton Counties (CCIS)
A Program of SCCAP, Inc.
Phone: (717) 263-6549
(800) 682-5702
[email protected]
Email:
Website: www.sccap.org
Fax:
(717) 263-7060
Days / Hours:
Walk-In
Phone
Monday - Friday
8:00 AM 5:00 PM
Low Income
200% of FPIG
PA Residents Only
Children
ages 0 - 13
Programs:
The CCIS is contracted by the PA Department of Public Welfare, Office of Child Development, to administer
this child care subsidy program to county residents. This program, which receives federal and state funding,
was established to give financial support to working families for help in paying their child care expenses.
In addition to offering child care subsidies, we also provide referrals to parents seeking child care.
Child care providers may request information on training and workshops in their area, as well as information
on providing quality child care for working families.
Our program also has a resource library which includes books, magazines, pamphlets, videos, and toys that
offer a wide variety of information that is helpful to both providers and families.
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Updated 12/14/2009
Children's Aid Society of Franklin County
Address: 255 Miller Street
Phone: (717) 263-4159
Fax:
Days / Hours:
Monday - Friday
8:30 AM 4:30 PM
(717) 263-0073
children and families
Fee/Payment Method: Fees Vary
Self-Pay
Programs:
Services provided include:
* Residential Care
* Shelter Care
* Foster Care & Specialized Foster Care
* Adoption
* Pregnancy Counseling
* Diagnostic Services
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Updated 1/13/2010
Address: 130 S. Penn Street, P.O. Box 401
Phone: (717) 532-7577
Shippensburg, PA 17257
Fax:
Days / Hours:
Saturday
9:00 AM 10:00 AM
(717) 762-8580
client interviews
residents in the Shippensburg Area School District once a year
Programs:
The Mission of Christ Among Neighbors (C.A.N.) is the desire to serve as disciples of the Lord Jesus Christ
by offering a crisis intervention service to our community. Through His guidance, we will assist our neighbors
who have exhausted every available means for adequate food, rental assistance, clothing, utilities, medical
care, etc. This assistance may include emergency service delivery and/or referrals/consultations to other
agencies or organizations with the means to solve the problem(s).
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Updated 1/14/2010
ChristianCompanion Senior Care
Address: 43 Brookwood Avenue, Suite 5
Phone: (717) 264-0500
Carlisle, PA 17015
Website: www.ChristianSeniorCare.com
Days / Hours:
Fax:
(717) 249-1162
Service Delivery:
Population Served:
Fee/Payment Method:
Programs:
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Updated 12/14/2010
Comfort Keepers
Phone: (717) 352-2133
Fayetteville, PA 17222
(800) 207-4693
[email protected]
Email:
Website: www.comfortkeepers.com
Fax:
Days / Hours:
Monday - Friday
8:30 AM 4:00 PM
Day and After Hours
(717) 352-2247
Service Delivery: In-Home
Adams County Residents
Cumberland County Residents
Fee/Payment Method: Preferred
Long-Term Care Insurance
Self-Pay
Standard Rates
PA Waivers/Office of Aging
Veterans Administration
Workman's Compensation
ODP Waivers
Programs:
Non-medical, in-home care is provided to help people remain independent and in their own homes. Services
are designed for those individuals or couples that are capable of handling their physical needs but require
some assistance with daily tasks of living. Services provided include:
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
Companionship
Personal Care
Medication Reminders
Respite
Housekeeping
Laundry
Grocery Shopping
Errands and Meal Preparation
Walking Assistance
Toileting
Transferring
Meal Preparation
Refrigerator/Food Organization
Install & Maintain Phillips "Lifeline" and Mail Dispenser Equipment
All caregivers are bonded, screened, insured, and carefully selected to match a client's needs and
personality. Services are flexible and tailored to meet clients' needs. Phones are always answered by a live
person 24/7.
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Updated 12/12/2011
Community Behavioral Health Network of PA (CBHNP)
An AmeriHealth Mercy Company
Address: Chambersburg Office
Phone: (866) 773-7917
Toll Free/After Hours
2764 Lincoln Way West, Suite 3
Capital Area
P.O. Box 6000,
Website: www.cbhnp.org
Fax:
(888) 296-4002
Provider Relations
Multilingual Services: Accomodations for all
Days / Hours:
24/7
languages
Franklin/Fulton County residents who are eligible for Medical Assistance
Programs:
Community Behavioral Health Network of Pennsylvania (CBHNP) develops, delivers, and manages effective,
fiscally sound behavioral health and other human service solutions for individuals, families, and communities,
utilizing the expertise and values of key stakeholders, partners, and providers. Our core values:
* Excellence - Pursuing the highest standards of performance
* Integrity - Promoting honest, ethical behavior
* Accountability - Using resources wisely
* Relevancy - Facilitating access to services that promote best practices and are based on principles of
recovery and resiliency
* Innovation - Pursuing creative solutions
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Updated 7/25/2011
Address: 1035 Wayne Ave., Suite 6
Phone: (717) 261-2546
(888) 261-2546
[email protected]
Email:
Website: www.communityhomehealthcare.us
(717) 263-3614
Multilingual Services: Translators available for
Days / Hours:
24/7
Monday - Friday
Fax:
most languages
8:30 AM 5:00 PM
Office Hours
Adults
18-100+ who are under the care of a physician and cannot leave home unassisted
Private Insurance
Medical Assistance
Self-Pay
Medicare
Programs:
Community Home Healthcare, Inc. provides clients with professional, comprehensive services, including
skilled nursing, physical, occupational and speech therapies, social services, and home health aides to meet
individual needs in the comfortable environment of their own homes.
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Updated 10/9/2009
Community Services Program for Persons with
Disabilities
Phone: (717) 267-2672
(866) 542-7296
Email:
[email protected]
Days / Hours:
Monday - Friday
8:00 AM 4:30 PM
Fax:
(717) 267-0242
Service Delivery:
Population Served: Adults
age 18 and older with physical disabilities
Programs:
Community Services Program serves Franklin County adult residents 18+ with physical disabilities, both in
nursing homes and those living in the community whose physical disability is likely to continue indefinitely.
The physical disability must have resulted in substantial functional limitations in three or more of the following
areas of major life activity:
* Self-Care
* Understanding and use of language
* Capacity for Independent Living
* Mobility
* Self-Direction
* Learning
Consumers who are eligible for the Community Services Program in nursing homes can receive specialized
services to acquire and enhance self-care and self-actualization skills and/or relocate to a supported living
arrangement in the community consistent with their capabilities and interests.
Consumers who are eligible for the Community Services Program living in the community can receive inhome services in order to remain at home and avoid nursing home placement. In-home services can include
personal care assistance, assistance with cleaning, laundry, grocery shopping, meal preparation, range of
motion exercises, and accompaniment to medical appointments. Some assistance with minor physical
adaptations to the home and assistive technology is also available.
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Updated 11/5/2009
CONTACT Helpline
Serving Cumberland, Dauphin, Franklin and Perry Counties
Phone: (717) 652-4400
Helpline
(717) 249-6226
(800) 932-4616
[email protected]
Email:
Website: www.contacthelpline.org
Fax:
Service Delivery: Phone
Days / Hours:
All Hours
Programs:
Contact Helpline is a 24/7 telephone helpline providing active listening and information and referral services
to Cumberland, Dauphin, Franklin, and Perry Counties. Contact publishes an annual resource guide in print
and cd-rom format which includes over 1,200 human service referrals as well as a bi-annual support group
and counseling service guide. This is available for purchase on the website listed above.
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Updated 10/15/2009
CROSS, Inc.
Christian Residential Opportunities & Social Services, Inc.
Address: 712 Pinola Road
Phone: (717) 530-1788
[email protected]
Email:
Website: www.crossinc.com
Fax:
(717) 530-1428
Service Delivery: Personal Care Home
Days / Hours:
All Hours
primary diagnosis of a developmental disability and are not in need of medical care on a daily basis
Self-Pay
Social Security
SSI
PCH Supplement
Programs:
C.R.O.S.S., Inc. seeks to provide residential and social services to persons with developmental disabilities
and their families. Opportunities for intellectual, spiritual and emotional growth are provided in a
developmental environment based on Christian values. Realizing that one agency cannot meet all needs,
C.R.O.S.S. looks to the surrounding community as an important resource. Services include:
* Personal Care Homes
* Camping
* Coffee Houses
* Community Education
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Updated 7/28/2011
Address: (Activity Sites Vary)
Phone: (717) 264-4113
x-8
19 S. Main St.
Email:
[email protected]
Fax:
Days / Hours:
Singles Only (Never Married, Divorced, and Widowed)
Some activities may have associated costs
Programs:
Crossroads Singles Network is an interdenominational christian singles group offering support, social
activities, workshops, Bible studies, and networking opportunities for singles of all ages.
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Updated 12/15/2009
Address: 344 Leedy Way East
Phone: (717) 263-7191
Email:
[email protected]
Fax:
(717) 263-7197
Days / Hours:
Walk-In
Phone
24/7
Programs:
The Cumberland Valley Breast Care Alliance is a faith based, non-profit ministry which was founded in
November 1997. Our objective is to make the community aware of what is available in the areas of breast
education, mammography accessibility, and support groups. The Breast Care Alliance mission is as follows:
* To provide education to women of all ages, races, and socioeconomic levels. This includes preventive
health measures, current information on breast cancer, and professional instruction of the MammaCare®
technique of breast self-exam.
* To provide women, particularly the underserved and underinsured, information about programs for low or
no cost mammograms, location of facilities, and transportation if needed.
* To increase public awareness of a disease that has taken too many lives, and to step up the fight against
breast cancer.
* To assist the Pennsylvania Breast Cancer Coalition with public advocacy and legislation to improve medical
care for breast cancer patients. Also, to support fund-raisers and projects on a local level.
* To provide local residents with information on the various support groups available to patients and their
families.
* To provide spiritual support for breast cancer patients and their families.
MammaGift Project
The MammaGift Project is a very unique program which was created and is managed by the Cumberland
Valley Breast Care Alliance. This program enables uninsured women to obtain mammograms. There are still
many women in our own community that are not getting these potentially lifesaving tests. If this is because of
financial reasons such as no insurance coverage or low income, there is help! If you are one of those women
or you know someone else that needs assistance, simply make a call. This call could save a life.
Remember, we are here to offer quality education, public awareness, and support systems for patients and
their loved ones. We are not qualified to do clinical exams, diagnose, or recommend treatment.
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Updated 4/30/2009
Deafnet Association, Inc.
Address: 551 Jefferson St., P.O. Box 2619
Phone: (301) 791-9025
[email protected]
Email:
Website: www.deafnetmd.org
Fax:
Days / Hours:
Monday - Friday
8:00 AM 4:30 PM
(301) 665-2565
(301) 791-9020
(301) 791-7456
Voice
24/7
TDD
Participants must be deaf or hard of hearing to receive services
Credit Card
Programs:
Deafnet Association, Inc. is a private, non-profit agency. We promote the concerns that affect the Deaf and
Hard of Hearing community in the four-state area of Western Maryland, the Northern and Eastern Panhandle
of West Virginia, South Central Pennsylvania, and North Western Virginia. Formed in November 1986,
Deafnet provides a mechanism for people with hearing loss to advocate for the improvement of existing
services and the creation of new ones. Deafnet is supported by people who, like you, are interested in making
our community accessible to the Deaf or Hard of Hearing population and receives no federal or state
funding.
Deafnet provides sign language classes, interpreting and advocacy for the deaf. Training on the use of TTY's
as well as on the American with Disabilities Act of 1990 (ADA) is also provided. Group meetings are held on
the second Thursday of each month, except in July and December.
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Updated 1/14/2010
Diagnostic Preschool Clinic
A Program of Lincoln Intermediate Unit #12
Address: Franklin Learning Center
Phone: (717) 263-1732
2397 Loop Road
Fax:
Days / Hours:
Monday - Friday
8:00 AM 4:00 PM
(717) 263-7479
Sign Language
Chambersburg, Fannett Metal, Tuscarora, Waynesboro, Greencastle School Districts
Children
ages 3 - kindergarten
Programs:
Diagnostic Evaluations (Individual or Team)
* Psychological - Emotional, Behavioral, Intellectual
* Speech Language
* Occupational Therapy
* Physical Therapy
* Audiology
* Nurse / Social Worker
* Visual Functioning
* Mobility (not acuity testing)
Services Available:
* Preschool classroom for children with disabilities
* Speech Therapy
* Occupational Therapy
* Physical Therapy
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Updated 5/1/2009
Donated Dental Services
Phone: (717) 238-8721
(800) 716-8721
Website: http://nfdh.org
Toll Free
Fax:
Days / Hours:
By Appointment
Population Served: Disabled or Elderly
receiving SSI, SSDI or SSA and meet financial guidelines, have no dental insurance, and have a
major dental need
Children
with chronic illnesses, emotional issues, developmental delays or learning issues may also be
eligible
Franklin County Residents
Programs:
Services include major dental treatment, including oral surgery, periodontics, orthodontics, endodontics, and
prosthodontics.
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Updated 9/24/2009
E.A.R.N.
A Program of Lincoln Intermediate Unit # 12
Address: Adult Learning Center
Phone: (717) 504-4459
305 W. Commerce Street
Email:
[email protected]
Fax:
Days / Hours:
Monday - Friday
(717) 264-5942
8:00 AM 4:00 PM
Walk-In
Multilingual Services: Spanish, limited availability
Population Served: By Referral Only
from the Franklin County Assistance Office
Programs:
EARN
EARN is a job readiness and employment program designed to provide training, education, and supportive
services to clients seeking employment.
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Updated 1/8/2010
Education Law Center
Address: 1315 Walnut Street, 4th Floor
Phone: (215) 238-6970
Philadelphia, PA 19107
[email protected]
Email:
Website: www.elc-pa.org
Fax:
Days / Hours:
Monday - Friday
9:00 AM 5:00 PM
(215) 772-3125
Population Served: PA Residents
public education issues
Programs:
The Education Law Center - Pennsylvania is a non-profit law firm dedicated to insuring that all of
Pennsylvania's children have access to a quality public education. ELC’s work falls into three major areas:
* Making sure that all children have access to school and school programs, ELC works to eliminate practices
that make it difficult or impossible for a child to enroll in school, or that deny children access to school
programs on the basis of disability, English language learner status, homelessness, or other factors
*Providing families (and those who work with them) reliable, understandable information about education
laws and policies
* Improving Schools. ELC works with local and statewide groups on getting more funding for our neediest
schools; making sure that teachers are prepared to meet the needs of diverse learners; promoting
programs of positive behavior support in schools; and more.
ELC’s offices are located in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. Please explore our web site to get a more detailed
sense of our projects and priorities.
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Updated 12/15/2009
Education Program for Divorcing Parents
Address: Penn State Justice and Safety Institute
Phone: (814) 863-0079
The 329 Building, Suite 222
University Park, PA 16802
(888) 737-2299
Website: http://jasi.outreach.psu.edu
Days / Hours:
Fax:
Toll Free Within PA
(814) 863-3108
Service Delivery:
some residents are mandated to participate
$50.00 per participant
Self-Pay
Financial assistance may be available for mandated
participants
Programs:
The Education Program for Divorcing Parents is a four-hour seminar to help divorcing parents understand a
child's needs in relation to divorce. The local program is mandated by order of the courts in Franklin and
Fulton Counties Court of Common Pleas for all parents filing for divorce in Franklin and Fulton Counties who
have children under 18 years of age. The program can benefit any persons related to or working with children
of divorce including mental health professionals, domestic relations officers, adult children of divorced
parents, grandparents, stepparents, foster parents, extended families, remarried individuals, educators, and
family service providers.
Advanced registration is required. For more information, contact the Penn State Justice & Safety Institute at
(814) 863-0079 or (888) 737-2299 (toll free within Pa).
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Updated 12/14/2009
Elderday
at Menno Haven Penn Hall Campus
Address: 1427 Philadelphia Avenue
Phone: (717) 709-4510
Chambersburg
[email protected]
Email:
Website: www.mennohaven.org
Days / Hours:
Monday - Friday
6:30 AM 5:30 PM
Fax:
(717) 709-4509
Chambersburg
Low Income
Adults
ages 60 and older
All Ages
Private Insurance
Self-Pay
Office of Aging funding
VA
MR
Programs:
ElderDay is an adult day service designed and programmed to accommodate impaired or frail adults during
the daytime hours. Services include:
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
Licensed center with a security system
A structured social setting with supervised adult activities
Intergenerational, pet, and music programs
Arrange door-to-door transportation with Franklin County Integrated Transportation
Trained activity staff and personal care assistants
Staff nurse to administer medications and monitor health needs
Supervised personal care with toileting, bathing, and nail care
Wholesome, nutritionally balanced noon meal and snacks throughout the day
Respite for caregivers
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Updated 12/14/2009
Emmett, Michele K.
L.C.P.C., L.P.C., N.C.C.
Address: 580 Northern Ave., P.O. Box 3574
Phone: (301) 791-9760
Fax:
(301) 791-9674
Days / Hours:
Monday - Friday
by appointment
no Medicare or Medicaid
Adults
age 21 and older
$80.00
Hr
Private Insurance
Self-Pay
Programs:
* Individual
* Marital
* Family Counseling
* Personal Coaching by a licensed counselor
Day and evening hours available by appointment. Most insurances accepted.
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Updated 4/30/2009
Epilepsy Foundation
of Western/Central PA
Address: 900 South Arlington Avenue, Suite 236
Phone: (717) 541-0301
(800) 336-0301
[email protected]
Email:
Website: www.efwp.org
Fax:
Days / Hours:
Monday - Friday
8:30 AM 4:30 PM
(717) 541-1202
Service Delivery:
Low Income
PA Residents Only
All Ages
Programs:
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
Information & Referral
Family or Individual Consultations
Patient Education Workshops
Support Groups
Seizure Recognition & First Aid Training
Medication Assistance/Referrals
Lending Library
Support Networks
Teen Weekend Retreats
Case Management
Newsletter
Employment Assistance
Doctor/Clinic Support
Week-Long Summer Camp
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Updated 12/15/2009
Experience Works, Inc.
Address: Main Office
Phone: (800) 854-1578
817 South Market Street
Mechanicsburg, PA 170554700
(717) 790-0165
[email protected]
Email:
Website: www.experienceworks.org
Days / Hours:
Monday - Friday
8:00 AM 5:00 PM
Fax:
(717) 790-0119
125% of poverty
PA Residents Only
persons must be currently unemployed and be legal residents of the U.S.
Adults
ages 55 and older
Programs:
Senior Community Service Employment Program
The Senior Community Service Employment Program is funded by the Older Americans Act to assist people
over the age of 55 enter or return to the workforce. Applicants must be unemployed and low-income. Work
training assignments are at local non-profit agencies. Assistance with updating skills, job search, and job
placement are provided. An initial interview is conducted over the phone to determine eligibility followed by a
personal interview typically held at the CareerLink office on Norland Avenue in Chambersburg.
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Updated 6/28/2010
Family Care Services, Inc.
Address: 4385 Edenville Road
Phone: (717) 263-2285
Also After Hours
[email protected]
Email:
Website: www.familycareservices.org
Days / Hours:
Monday - Friday
8:30 AM 4:30 PM
Fax:
(717) 263-6597
Multilingual Services: Spanish/French
24/7 on-call emergency worker
dependent and delinquent youth, children with a mental health diagnosis, and children and adults
with developmental disabilities
All Ages
Dependent Children
who are placed in Foster Care Programs and children with a mental health diagnosis who are
placed in Community Residential Rehabilitation (CRR) Programs
Adults
with a developmental disabilities diagnosis
Delinquent Youth
Medical Assistance
MCO's
Varies based on services needed
County Funds
Client Funds
Programs:
Family Care Services offers supportive, community-based foster home care for dependent and delinquent
children and youth including general, specialized, enhanced, medical, and transition services to help children
enter adulthood more easily; respite care to individuals with developmental disabilities and/or a mental health
diagnosis; Community Residential Rehabilitation (CRR) Services to children with mental health diagnoses;
residential care for children and adults with developmental disabilities; client funds financial management;
and adoption and permanency services.
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Updated 7/1/2009
Family Literacy
A Program of LIU #12
Address: 305 West Commerce Street, Suite B
Phone: (717) 504-4459
(888) 669-7735
Fax:
Days / Hours:
Monday - Friday
x-3506
8:30 AM 4:30 PM
(717) 264-2193
Service Delivery: Class open entry schedule
ages birth-8
General Public
families / households where there is an adult with an educational need and a child birth to 8 years
Programs:
Family Literacy provides year-round programming for families with children birth to 8 years of age. Enrollment
is a commitment to participate in the four program components:
* Parenting Education focuses on the child's developmental stages leading to readiness for academic
success. Families benefit from events, field trips, children's books, support and advocacy.
* Adult Education may include brush up and instruction of reading and math skills, GED preparation and
career readiness.
* Early Childhood Education works in conjunction with Head Start and local school districts.
* ILA (Interactive Literacy Activities) Parents learn and make activities they can do with their children at home.
Summer Reading offers additional opportunities to spark a child's imagination, to maintain academic
readiness during summer vacation, and to foster parent/child opportunities to learn together.
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Updated 6/26/2009
Community Ministry
Address: 225 South Second Street
Phone: (717) 263-8491
Website: www.fumcchambersburg.org
Fax:
(717) 263-1294
Days / Hours:
Walk-In
Monday - Thursday
3:00 PM 5:00 PM
Multilingual Services: Spanish - After School
Program
After School Program (Oct.-April)
Thursday
5:30 PM 8:00 PM
community supper and service
Monday - Friday
10:00 AM 2:30 PM
Summer Program
0 - 5th grade (After School Program) 6-12th grade (Summer Program)
Adults
clothing room & Thursday evening Community Supper and Service
Programs:
After School Program
The After School Program serves children at risk and includes snack and enrichment activities like stories,
crafts, and games. The second hour of the program provides tutoring and help with homework. Staff have
regular communication with public school teachers and tutors are adults from the congregation, college, and
high school students. Children are encouraged to be involved in service projects and character-building
activities as much as possible.
Summer Neighborhood Program
Indoor/outdoor recreation, Bible-based lessons, stories, crafts, music, field trips, Art Express, and public
library program. Lunch is served. Program usually runs mid-June through mid-August.
Thursday Evening Community Supper and Service
Sit down meal at 5:30 PM preceeded with a celebration of birthdays and anniversaries, as well as a brief
scripture reading and prayers in both English and Spanish. Following the meal, children are invited to stay for
children and youth programs and adults for an informal worship service. Red-vested helpers are available for
assistance. A nurse is available each week and the Clothing Room is open at 7:00 PM.
Bread Ministry
Free bread for those in need on Tuesdays & Thursdays from 8 AM - 4 PM.
Free Inside Yard Sale
Held the 3rd Thursday of each month from 12 - 8 PM and sponsored by the First United Methodist, Park
Avenue United Methodist, and St. Paul United Methodist Churches. Donations are accepted at 8 AM the
morning of the yard sale. Please call first.
The Clothing Room has clothing for all ages and is open Tuesday and Thursday AM and Thursday evening
from 4-5:30 PM and 7-8:00 PM.
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Updated 5/1/2009
Frances Leiter Center
Phone: (717) 264-8552
(717) 749-4816
Chambersburg
Waynesboro
117 South Church Street
[email protected]
Email:
Website: www.cassd.org
Fax:
Days / Hours:
Monday - Thursday
8:00 AM 8:00 PM
(717) 264-0680
Chambersburg
Children
ages 2 -18
Self-Pay
Grant Funding
Medical Assistance
Programs:
Counseling services for children, adolescents, and families, including Play Therapy for younger children,
Behavior Modification, Parenting Skills, Parent/Child Relationship Therapy, Support Groups, and Referral
Service. Psychological Evaluations can be done for children and adolescents ages 3-18.
Child and Adolescent Counseling and Play Therapy
The Frances Leiter Center licensed professional counselors provide Play Therapy to children/adolescents
ages 2-18 who have mental health disorders, behave inappropriately, or suffer emotional anguish. Through
play, the child expresses non-verbal feelings and thoughts, allowing the therapist to identify underlying
problems. Therapists also use various types of play (toys, table games, video games, art, dress-up, etc…) as
a means of helping children work through the problem to resolution. The child's parents and/or caretakers are
included in aspects of therapy.
Self-referrals are welcome.
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Updated 6/9/2009
Address: 600 Norland Ave., Suite 11
Phone: (717) 263-2153
(800) 642-6990
Fax:
(717) 261-3198
Days / Hours:
Walk-In
In-Home
Monday - Friday
8:30 AM 4:30 PM
Multilingual Services: Any language - will make
arrangements
Adults
age 60 and older
Sliding Scale
Programs:
* Information & Referral
* Home and Community-Based Services including: Care Management, Counseling, Family Caregiver Support
Program, Home Delivered Meals, Home Support, Lifeline, Medical Equipment and Supplies, PDA Waiver
Program, Personal Care Assistance, Adult Day Care, Domiciliary Care and Transportation
* Senior Activity Centers (See Appendix)
* APPRISE - Certified Volunteer Counselors assist with health insurance questions
* Legal Services - limited to durable powers of attorney, wills and advanced directives to those with limited
incomes
* Protective Service/Elder Abuse - 24 hours a day phone: (717) 263-2153 or 1-800-642-6990
* Volunteer Opportunities - including: Friendly Visitor program, Home Delivered Meals, Ombudsman, Rent-AKid and many others
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Updated 1/13/2010
Address: 620 Norland Avenue
Phone: (717) 264-6121
(877) 289-9177
Website: www.compass.state.pa.us
Fax:
(717) 264-4801
Days / Hours:
Walk-In
Monday - Friday
8:00 AM 5:00 PM
Low Income
as determined by federal & state guidelines.
Programs:
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
Cash Assistance
Medical Assistance (Includes Long-Term Care)
Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)/Food Stamps
Employment Training Program (ETP)
Disability Advocacy Program (DAP)
Low Income Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) - Seasonal
Information and Referral
To apply for programs, call 264-6121 or fill out applications online at www.compass.state.pa.us.
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Updated 1/7/2010
Address: Franklin County Human Services Building
Phone: (717) 263-1900
Fax:
(717) 263-1254
Days / Hours:
Walk-In
In-Home
Monday - Friday
8:30 AM 4:30 PM
office hours
ages birth -18
Programs:
As the local public child welfare agency, the FCCYS has the responsibility to assure the safety and well-being
of children and families who reside in Franklin County who have been reported to be at risk of harm,
maltreatment or neglect. The agency also has authority to intervene with teens who are chronically truant
from school, runaway or are persistently incorrigible at home. Services include but are not limited to:
information about and referrals to other community resources; early assessment & in-home services to
prevent escalating safety problems; in home protective services - safety and risk assessment/ planning;
service planning & implementation; family mediation; parent skill building; case monitoring & collaboration
with other providers; court ordered placement; and adoption/permanency services.
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Updated 5/5/2009
Franklin County Day Reporting Center (DRC)
Address: 550 Loudon Street
Phone: (717) 263-0450
[email protected]
Email:
Fax:
(717) 263-3016
Days / Hours:
Walk-In
Monday - Friday
8:00 AM 8:00 PM
Saturdays 8 AM-4 PM
Adults
age 18 and older
Programs:
Offenders are referred to this program by the Court, Adult Probation, or the Franklin County Jail. Treatment
and supervision are provided to increase the offenders' success in the community. The goal is to reduce both
the number of individuals in jail and the recidivism rate in the county.
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Updated 12/15/2009
Address: 218 North Second Street
Phone: (717) 264-6144
Fax:
Days / Hours:
Monday - Friday
8:30 AM 4:30 PM
(717) 267-1223
$45.00
Self-Pay
Docket fee
Fixed Fee
$26.00
Annual
Service fee
Programs:
The Franklin County Domestic Relations Section is responsible for the administration of the Child/Spouse
Support Enforcement Program which consists of:
*
*
*
*
*
Case Initiation
Paternity Determination
Location of Absent Parents
Establishment and Modification of Support Orders
Enforcement of Financial and Non-Financial Orders
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Updated 6/30/2009
Franklin County Head Start
Address: 1438 Excel Avenue
Phone: (717) 263-8019
[email protected]
Email:
Website: www.paheadstart.org
Fax:
Days / Hours:
Monday - Friday
8:00 AM 4:00 PM
(717) 263-9516
Service Delivery:
ages 3-5
Low Income
Programs:
Head Start is a low-income, comprehensive child development program for children 0-5 years and their
families as well as pregnant women. Daily activities help children grow mentally, socially emotionally, and
physically. All children receive medical and dental care, have healthy meals and snacks, and enjoy learning
and playing, indoors and outdoors, in a safe setting. Special services are available for children with special
needs. Head Start offers social services and educational opportunities to parents of enrolled children.
Parents can become involved in the program in many ways, such as classroom volunteers, positions as paid
employees, and becoming part of the 'government' of the program assisting the director in operating the
program. Currently there are twenty four centers and 48 home based services operating in Franklin County
in the communities of Chambersburg, Waynesboro, South Mountain, Fayettville, St. Thomas. Greencastle,
and Mercersburg. Children attendthe program Monday-Thursday, or Monday through Friday, depending on
the child's placement in the program. Classroom hours vary, but run for 5 to 6 1/2 hour days. Transportation
is provided for most children.
Bilingual staff are available.
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Updated 1/6/2012
Franklin County Homeless Assistance Program (HAP)
Address: The South Central Community Action Program
Phone: (717) 263-5060
533 South Main Street
[email protected]
Email:
Fax:
Days / Hours:
Monday - Friday
Appointments Preferred
8:30 AM 4:30 PM
Low Income
150% of FPIG
Programs:
The Homeless Assistance Program (HAP) is funded through state dollars in order to assist individuals and
families who are homeless or at-risk of homelessness achieve a goal of self-sufficiency and prevent future
homelessness. Specific eligibility guidelines and documentation apply. The Homeless Assistance Program
may help on a limited basis with rent, security deposit, or utilities. Each applicant/individual or family must
complete and sign a goal plan which describes how that family can resolve the problem areas which led to
homelessness or near-homelessness.
The emphasis of HAP is self-sufficiency and homeless prevention and is not an entitlement program.
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Updated 12/25/2011
Address: 436 West Washington Street
Phone: (717) 263-4200
(800) 370-8288
(717) 263-2021
(717) 762-7117
202 Elder Avenue
Website: www.fcha.net
Fax:
Section 8 Office
Waynesboro Office
(717) 263-7474
Days / Hours:
Walk-In
Monday - Friday
9:00 AM 4:30 PM
must meet eligibility criteria
Rent based on income
Programs:
*Section 8 Housing: Tenants live in the community of their choice in an apartment that meets housing quality
standards. Tenant pays rent based on income. The remainder of rent is subsidized by the program.
*Public Housing: 366 housing units are available for rent by qualified low-income persons of Franklin County.
Tenants can choose to live in the Waynesboro or Chambersburg developments. Tenant pays rent based on
income. The remainder of rent is subsidized by the program.
Apply for programs online at www.fcha.net.
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Updated 6/22/2009
Phone: (717) 261-2561
[email protected]
Email:
Fax:
Days / Hours:
Phone
Email
Monday - Friday
8:30 AM 4:30 PM
CONTACT Helpline covers after hours and weekends.
seeking information regarding human services in Franklin County.
Programs:
Franklin County Information & Referral is available to anyone seeking information regarding available human
services in Franklin County. Information & Referral is a resource intended for public use. Individuals who are
uncertain of how to access information or services are encouraged to contact I & R. If the information is not
directly at hand, I & R will actively research and respond to the inquiry as quickly and efficiently as possible.
I & R also produces the following reference materials:
*
*
*
*
Franklin County Human Services Directory
"Where To Turn For Help"
"A Guide To Basic Needs Assistance in Franklin County"
"Events" monthly e-newsletter
Information & Referral does not offer direct services but will refer to resources and support services in the
Franklin County area.
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Updated 7/28/2011
Phone: (717) 261-3122
Fax:
Days / Hours:
Monday - Friday
8:30 AM 4:30 PM
(717) 261-1157
ages 10-18 who have been charged with a delinquent offense.
Potential for fines, cost, restitution, and parental support.
Programs:
The Juvenile Probation Department provides general probation supervision, intensive probation supervision,
school-based probation supervision as well as aftercare supervision. The department also operates a
community service program, conducts random drug screenings, participates in the Adopt-A-Highway
program, conducts the First Offenders Program, Saturday School, and a summer enrichment/work program.
A Victim/Witness service is also provided.
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Updated 12/17/2009
Franklin County Legal Services
Address: 80 North Second Street
Phone: (717) 262-2326
Website: www.fcls.net
Fax:
(717) 262-2360
Days / Hours:
Walk-In
In-Home
Monday - Friday
8:30 AM 4:30 AM
Low Income
187.5% of FPIG
All Ages
Programs:
Franklin County Legal Services provides legal representation, education, and advice to low-income families
and individuals. The program handles civil (non-criminal) matters only. Most clients seek services in matters
involving domestic relations, landlord-tenant disputes, consumer problems, welfare benefits, bankruptcy and
unemployment compensation. However, the program can assist low-income clients in all civil matters, either
directly or through referral.
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Updated 5/1/2009
Franklin County Library System
Address: 101 Ragged Edge Rd. South
Phone: (717) 709-0282
Website: www.fclspa.org
Fax:
(717) 263-2248
Days / Hours:
Varied
All Ages
Programs:
Franklin County Library System enriches the lives of residents with materials, information, and services
delivered by qualified and friendly staff of local community libraries, and the bookmobile. Services available at
all libraries include:
* Filtered High Speed Internet & Wireless Internet Access
* Photocopying
* Telefacsimile
* Ready Reference Assistance
* Interlibrary Loan
* Children's Computers
* Children & Teen Programs
* Computer Classes
Current & useful materials available system-wide include:
* Books
* Cassettes
* Audio CDs
* Videocassettes
* DVDs
* Magazines & Newspapers
Some libraries have special resources and services such as genealogical and local history collections, adult
programs, Family Place, teen areas and computers, puzzles, thematic children's kits, Hispanic outreach,
basic computer classes, and English as a second language. Resources are also available on the website.
For a listing of libraries, see Appendix.
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Updated 9/24/2009
Franklin County Literacy Council
A Program of LIU #12
Address: 305 West Commerce Street, Suite B
Phone: (717) 504-4459
(888) 669-7735
[email protected]
Email:
Fax:
Days / Hours:
Monday - Friday
x-3505
9:00 AM 3:00 PM
(717) 264-2193
Evening hours and Saturdays by appointment
Adults
age 17 and older
Programs:
Franklin County Literacy Council (FCLC) serves adults 17 years of age and older who need assistance with
reading, writing, spelling, and math. The council also provides English as a Second Language (ESL) and
Computer Assisted Instruction. Instruction is offered primarily through trained volunteers at sites throughout
Franklin County. Initial Tutor Training and yearly workshops are provided. Materials for both tutors and
students are provided free of charge. Times are available by appointment. One-to-One and Small Group
Tutoring is offered for the following:
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
Reading
Writing
Spelling
Math
English as a Second Language
Citizenship Skills
Preparation for Driving Permit Test
Basic Computer Skills for Computer Assisted Instruction
FCLC is a referring agency for the Distance Learning Project sponsored by the PA Department of Education,
Bureau of Adult Basic and Literacy Education. Courses offered through this project are Workplace Essential
Skills and GED Connection.
Basic Literacy
This volunteer program offers free one-to-one tutoring to persons who need assistance with reading, writing,
conversation or math skills. An extensive library for the students and tutors is housed at the council. Tutoring
takes place at donated sites throughout Franklin County. The council provides Tutor Training workshops to
prepare volunteers to work with students.
English As A Second Language
Classes are held on Monday & Wednesday from 9:30 - 12 Noon and 6 - 8:30 PM. English conversation group
is held each Monday from 4:30 - 5:30 PM. Classes are held at 305 W. Commerce Street in Chambersburg.
Registration is not required.
FCLC is a program of Lincoln Intermediate Unit #12.
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Updated 6/26/2009
Franklin County Safe Kids
Address: Chambersburg Fire Department
Phone: (717) 263-5872
130 North Second Street
Email:
[email protected]
Fax:
(717) 261-3296
Service Delivery: Special Events
Days / Hours:
Appointment (car seat checks)
As Needed
0-18 years
Programs:
The Car Seat Inspection station is located at Headquarters Fire Station, 130 North Second St.
Chambersburg. Technicians are certified through NHTSA and available 7 days a week to install new seats,
inspect existing seats, or answer questions. 80% of car seats are installed improperly, and may not be
providing the protection they should. There is no fee for the service. Please call ahead for an appointment.
Referrals can also be made to a prevention program for juvenile fire setters.
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Updated 6/1/2009
Franklin County State Health Center
Address: 518 Cleveland Avenue
Phone: (717) 263-4143
(877) 724-3258
Website: www.health.state.pa.us
Fax:
877-PA-HEALTH
(717) 263-5991
Days / Hours:
Walk-In
Monday - Friday
8:00 AM 4:30 PM
Franklin County Residents
All Ages
Fee/Payment Method: Immunizations
$5.00
Per visit
Self-Pay
Programs:
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
Immunizations
Maternal/Child Health Programs
HIV Testing and Counseling
Tuberculosis treatment
Rabies Investigation
Information & Referral
Travel Information
Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention
Investigation of reportable diseases
Case management
Appointment is required for confidential, anonymous HIV testing. Immunization services are by appointment
only on Wednesdays from 8:30 AM - 11:00 AM and 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM in Chambersburg.
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Updated 6/24/2009
Franklin County Therapeutic Riding Center
Address: 181 Franklin Farm Lane
Phone: (717) 263-0443
(717) 263-9226
[email protected]
Email:
Website: www.horseridingtherapy.org
Fax:
Days / Hours:
Saturday
8:00 AM 11:00 AM
Barn
Extension Office
(717) 263-9228
April-October
Monday - Friday
4:00 PM 8:00 PM
April-October
disabled individuals
$20.00
per lesson
Programs:
The Franklin County Therapeutic Riding Program is a volunteer supported horse riding program for the
disabled. No riding experience is necessary for participation. A Physical Therapist screens for eligibility and
participants must have a doctor's referral. Riders ride once per week for twelve weeks in the spring and fall.
The Franklin County Therapeutic Riding Program is always in need of more volunteers. Volunteers need no
experience. Please call 263-0443 or 263-9226 to volunteer.
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Updated 12/17/2009
Franklin County Transportation
Phone: (717) 264-5225
(800) 548-5600
[email protected]
Email:
Fax:
Days / Hours:
Monday - Friday
(717) 262-4975
7:00 AM 4:30 PM
with a Medical Assistance card
must be ambulatory
Seniors
age 60 and older
$0.60
Per Mile
Medical Assistance
AAA Sponsorship
Paid by Referring Agency
Programs:
The Volunteer Transportation Network (VTN) works with medical assistance clients and seniors that have a
transportation need where other forms of transportation are not available. Volunteer drivers use their own
vehicle (or one provided for them), to transport the client(s) to their medical, counseling, therapeutic, and
other types of appointments. Trips provided are for out-of-county medical reasons only.
For out of county trips, the requesting party must have the doctor fax information regarding the day and time
of the appointment. Contact the office for further information.
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Updated 12/16/2009
Phone: (717) 264-5225
(800) 548-5600
[email protected]
Email:
Fax:
Days / Hours:
Monday - Friday
(717) 262-4975
7:00 AM 5:00 PM
transportation services
Monday - Friday
9:00 AM 2:00 PM
trips for medical appointments
By Referral
General Public
All Ages
$16.00
Per one-way trip
$1.50
Per one-way trip
Fixed Fee
Self-Pay
Medical Assistance
General public rate
AAA
Senior citizens rate, 60+
No Fee
for medical appointment for MA recipients
Programs:
The transportation service is demand-responsive transportation available to senior citizens, human service
agencies, and the general public. Transportation service is provided to persons sixty years of age and older
for medical appointments, agency appointments, senior centers, and shopping. Franklin County
Transportation System (FCTS) provides services for clients of human service agencies on a referral basis
only. Rides are provided to medical appointments for clients with a Medical Assistance Card at no charge.
Transportation is also available to the general public at full fare due at the time of the appointment. Medical
Mileage Reimbursement is available for Medical Assistance recipients that transport themselves and/or family
members to/from medical appointments within or out of the county. Please call FCTS for more information.
All trips must be scheduled at least 24 hours in advance. If unable to make a scheduled trip, advance
cancellation is required. Volunteer Transportation is available for out of county medical appointments.
Volunteers Transportation requires a 2-week notice. This program is for MA and AAA/PAL clients.
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Updated 1/19/2010
Address: 191 Franklin Farm Lane, Bldg 3,
Phone: (717) 263-4326
[email protected]
Email:
Fax:
(717) 263-1905
Days / Hours:
Walk-In
Monday - Friday
8:30 AM 4:30 PM
Population Served: Veterans and dependents in Franklin County
Fee/Payment Method: Fee for Documents
(charged to non-veterans)
Programs:
Assistance provided to all veterans and the veterans' families with coordination among local, state, and
federal agencies in obtaining veteran's entitlements.
Walk-ins are accepted. Appointments are needed if the Director is to be seen. Director will travel to homes of
severely disabled to provide assistance.
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Franklin Family Services
Address: 131 E. McKinley Street
Phone: (717) 267-1515
Outpatient Clinic
[email protected]
Email:
Website: www.ffspa.com
Days / Hours:
Monday - Thursday
8:00 AM 8:00 PM
Fax:
(717) 267-2316
Outpatient Clinic, Fridays until 5 PM
All Ages
Private Insurance
Fee/Payment Method:
Medical Assistance
Self-Pay
Medicare
Programs:
Outpatient Clinic/Wraparound
Franklin Family Services provides outpatient counseling to children and adult individuals. Couples and family
therapy is available. Also, psychiatric services are available including: psychiatric consultations, medication
management, and psychiatric therapy. Program also has a behavior health component consisting of
therapeutic staff support, behavior specialist, and mobile therapist. Services for behavior health are
performed in school, home, and community.
Family Based Mental Health Services
Franklin Family Services Family Based Program provides individual and family therapy, 24/7 crisis
intervention, case management, and support funds to children or adolescents and their families in the home,
school, and community settings. Services are delivered by a two-person team consisting of a Master's level
and a Bachelor's level therapist. Therapists will work with families at times and locations that are convenient
to the family including evenings and weekends. Services are typically authorized for children or adolescents
that are at-risk for out-of-home placement and can continue for up to a thirty-two week period.
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Franklin Learning Center
Address: 2397 Loop Road
Phone: (717) 263-2700
(717) 263-1732
Fax:
Days / Hours:
Monday - Friday
8:00 AM 4:00 PM
Preschool Referrals
(717) 263-7479
Service Delivery:
ages 3 to 21
By Referral Only
from local school districts
Programs:
The Franklin Learning Center houses comprehensive educational day programs for both preschool and
school-age children with special needs. School-age students (ages 5-21) are currently being served in the
following need areas: Life Skills, Autism, Multi-Disabilities, and Emotional Support Programs. The Preschool
Program provides both diagnostic and classroom services to developmentally delayed children ages 3-5.
These programs are provided through Lincoln Intermediate Unit 12.
Preschool testing is done on a referral basis. School-age referrals are made through one of the five school
districts in Franklin County.
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Franklin/Fulton County ARC
Advocacy & Resources for Citizens with Intellectual and Developmental Disbilities
Address: McBeth Building
Phone: (717) 264-4390
4351 Philadelphia Avenue
Email:
[email protected]
Days / Hours:
Monday - Friday
8:00 AM 4:00 PM
Fax:
(717) 264-0348
children & adults with developmental disabilities
Programs:
The ARC provides family support services to persons with developmental disabilities and their families. The
following support services are provided:
* Family Aide: direct services provided to supervise and support individuals on a short term basis.
* Respite Care: Short-term Respite Care is commonly used for parental illness or family
vacations.
* Social Recreation: Community integration provided through group activities. A monthly calendar of events is
mailed to participants and transportation is provided.
* Socials: Socials are held the third Thursday of each month at St. Paul United Methodist Church.
Transportation is provided and the public is welcome.
* Advocacy: advocate on staff to assist with Individual Education Plan meetings and appointments, child does
not have to be diagnosed with a low IQ for the family to get support.
* Van Transportation: transporation services provided from consumers home to local day programs in area.
* Home and Community Habilitation: Is a direct service that provided in home and community settings to
assist individuals in acquiring, maintaining, and improving self help, domestic, socialization , and adaptive
skills.
Companion Services: is a direct service for the purpose of providing supervision and necessary care to focus
on the health and safety of the individual.
* Agency with Choice: allows consumers and their family members to experience a greater level of selfdetermination as they learn new skills through the sharing of managing and supervision responsibilities of
hiring staff and budgeting for services.
Funding for the support programs is provided through allocations by the United Way, contracts with FranklinFulton MH/MR/EI, fundraisers , membership and donations.
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Franklin/Fulton County Developmental Disabilities &
Early Intervention Program
Address: Administration Annex
Phone: (717) 709-4321
218 North Second St.
(800) 841-3593
Fax:
Toll Free
(717) 709-7222
Days / Hours:
Appointment
In-Home
Monday - Friday
8:30 AM 4:30 PM
Population Served: Franklin & Fulton County Residents
Programs:
Franklin & Fulton County Developmental Disabilities & Early Intervention Program is designed to offer case
management services and other services to individuals who are residents of Franklin or Fulton Counties and
have a diagnosis of a developmental disability or a birth to 3 year old with a developmental delay. The case
managers are aware of services the community has to offer and are able to assist individuals and families in
accessing these services. There are several different types of services available for children and adults in the
Developmental Disabilities and Early Intervention Programs, as well as case management. Types of case
management provided include:
* Early Intervention Service Coordinators - Work with children aged 0-3 who are experiencing a
developmental delay.
* MR Waiver Supports Coordinators - Work with children and adults diagnosed with a developmental
disability who are "at risk" of institutionalization and require substantial community support.
* MR Targeted Service Managers - Work with children and adults diagnosed with a developmental disability
who do not require a great deal of support and need help accessing and coordinating their services.
The other types of services the Developmental Disabilities and Early Intervention Programs fund vary based
on the assessed needs of an individual and the availability of funds.
The birth to three year old Early Intervention Program is a partner with the three to five year old Early
Intervention Program in organizing and coordinating the Local Interagency Coordinating Council. The Local
Interagency Coordinating Council is a mandated Advisory Committee and Publicity Committee for the two
early intervention programs. Its members consist of early childhood agency representatives as well as
parents involved with the birth to five year old programs.
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Phone: (717) 263-1256
(800) 841-3593
(717) 264-2555
Fax:
Days / Hours:
Monday - Friday
8:30 AM 4:30 PM
After Hours
(717) 709-2300
Low Income
Medical Assistance
No Fee
Fee Waivers
Prevention programs and presentations
Programs:
The Drug and Alcohol Program is comprised of two departments: Prevention and Case Management.
* The Prevention Specialists provide education and information on alcohol and drug use and abuse through
literature, pamphlets, videos, consultations, and various in-service programs for all ages and groups in the
two-county area.
* Case Managers serve adolescents and adults of all ages from Franklin and Fulton counties conducting
treatment assessments and arranging for consumers to enter treatment facilities and aftercare programs.
The Intensive Case Management program is a specialized intensive program designed for certain clients
who are dually diagnosed, adolescents, those heavily involved with the criminal justice system, those on
child welfare, intravenous drug users, clients who continually relapse, pregnant women, and women with
children.
Franklin/Fulton County Drug & Alcohol supports the Disease Concept of chemical dependency which sees
addiction as progressive and, if left untreated, as life-threatening.
The Franklin-Fulton Drug and Alcohol Program is under the County Commissioners and sponsored by the PA
Dept. of Health. Those having private insurance, which pays for drug and alcohol treatment, are referred
directly to treatment facilities.
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Phone: (717) 264-5387
Fax:
(717) 264-2184
(800) 841-3593
(717) 261-1555
(717) 264-6297
Administration
Case Management
Toll Free
ICM/RC
Days / Hours:
Appointment
In-Home
Monday - Friday
8:30 AM 4:30 PM
Multilingual Services: Spanish, Sign-Language
Some contracted services require a liability determination.
Programs:
Franklin & Fulton County Mental Health is designed to offer mental health case management services to
individuals and/or their families in the Franklin or Fulton County areas. The Case Manager is aware of
services the community has to offer and is able to assist individuals and families in accessing these services.
There are several different types of case management services available for children at risk and adults with a
persistent mental illness.
* Administrative Case Management - Available to children at risk and adults who have serious and persistent
mental illness.
* Intensive Case Management (ICM) & Resource Coordination (RC) - Available to children at risk and adults
who have a serious and persistent mental illness.
Case Managers are located at the Administration Annex, 218 S. Second Street in Chambersburg. Satellite
offices are located in Waynesboro and Fulton County as well. Call for more information.
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Fruitbelt Farmworker Christian Ministry
Address: 142 Pine Grove Road
Phone: (717) 486-3291
Gardners, PA 17324
Email:
[email protected]
Fax:
(717) 486-3291
Days / Hours:
Labor Camp Visits
In-Home
Franklin, Adams, and Cumberland Counties
migrant & seasonal farmworkers
Programs:
* Spiritual Nurture
* Pastoral Care
* Recreation
* Advocacy for farmworkers
* Opportunities for Cross-Cultural Understanding - through networking with area churches, community
agencies, employers and employees to improve the quality of life for all persons in the Fruitbelt.
In addition to financial support from area churches, businesses, and individuals, Fruitbelt conducts a Holiday
Fruitbox fundraiser each year. Orders are received and welcomed from churches, businesses or individuals
who wish to give a gift of local fresh and packaged fruit products to family, friends, or business associates.
Proceeds are used for ministry to farmworkers.
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Girl Scouts in the Heart of Pennsylvania
Address: 3045 York Rd.
Phone: (717) 334-0590
Gettysburg, PA 17325
[email protected]
Email:
Website: www.gshpa.org
Fax:
Days / Hours:
Friday
9:00 AM 3:00 PM
Monday - Thursday
9:00 AM 4:30 PM
Population Served: Females Only
ages 5-17
Fee/Payment Method:
Programs:
Girl Scouts in the Heart of Pennsylvania provides scouting to inspire girls with the highest ideals of character,
conduct, patriotism, and service so that they might become happy and resourceful citizens. Programs in
troops, groups, day camps, and resident camps are offered. Volunteers are trained to provide programs for
girls. Troops are located in the following areas:
* Chambersburg
* Greencastle
* Waynesboro and Blue Ridge Summit
* Mercersburg and St. Thomas
* Shippensburg
For registration in the Chambersburg area, contact Kathleen Rundquist, 267-3273 or [email protected]; in
the Greencastle, Waynesboro, Blue Ridge Summit area, contact Megan Larrimore, 301-733-7217 or
[email protected]; and in the Mercersburg, St. Thomas, Shippensburg areas, contact Donna Werling at
1.800.692.7816 x-1037 or [email protected].
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Goodwill Industries of Central Pennsylvania, Inc.
Address: Letterkenny Army Depot, c/o LEAD Building #4
Phone: (717) 261-1262
Letterkenny
(717) 232-1831
(800) 432-4483
Main Office
Main Office
1150 Goodwill Drive, P.O. Box 3155
Website: www.yourgoodwill.org
Fax:
(717) 261-9734
Letterkenny
(717) 232-0115
Main Office
Days / Hours:
Walk-In
Monday - Friday
7:00 AM 2:30 PM
Monday - Friday
8:00 AM 4:00 PM
main office
ages 18 and older, severely disabled and capable of performing some aspect of janitorial work
To program participants
Fees Vary
Costs may be paid by funding agency
Programs:
Letterkenny Location
Goodwill provides janitorial vocational training services at Letterkenny to qualified persons. Upon acceptance
to the program, trainees complete an initial one day pre-training and during this time their wage is determined;
their pay is performance-based. Trainees are then supervised by team crew leaders who provide continual
job coaching and training. Trainees can remain in our program until they have met specific productivity and
behavioral criteria. Once those criteria are met, the Employment Specialists are responsible for helping the
trainee obtain competitive employment within the community.
Employment Services (Specialist)
Goodwill provides employment services that will support an individual in keeping and finding a job. Services
include:
* Employment Preparation (explore options, job placement plans, resumes and interview prep, access to
assistive technology )
* Job Search (search the local job market, contact employers, track job search)
* Job Placement (match with opportunities that meet job skills, educate employers about special needs)
* Follow-Along and Job Retention (on-the-job coaching and support, regular communication with employer
within the first 30 days of employment, on-going job and skills training, advice on advancement or promotion)
* Employer Support (special needs education as it relates to work place modifications, tax incentives for
hiring
To be considered severely disabled, individuals must have written medical documentation stating they have
either a mental, physical, emotional disability or any combination of these. Only a psychiatrist can diagnose a
mental health illness. A psychologist can diagnose a mental retardation diagnosis but not a mental health
diagnosis.
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Greencastle Family Practice and Psychological Services
Address: 50 Eastern Avenue, Suite 115
Phone: (717) 597-0095
(717) 709-7111
[email protected]
Email:
Website: www.gfppc.com
Fax:
Days / Hours:
Monday - Friday
8:00 AM 9:00 PM
After Hours
(717) 597-3147
All Ages
Children
ages 2 to 18 years
Adults
ages 18 and older
$100.00
hour
Private Insurance
Self-Pay
$120.00
hour
Credit Card (MC, Visa, Discover)
Counselor
Fixed Fee
Ph.D.
CHIP
Programs:
Greencastle Family Practice:
* David L. Zehrung, Ph.D. - Psychology practice includes individual and family therapy and psychological
evaluation and consultation.
* Paul Bitner, M.S. L.P.C. - Counseling practice includes individual, marital, and family counseling and
specializes in anxiety, depressive disorders, traumatic histories, and relational issues.
* John W. Mallin M. Div. - Counseling practice includes individual, marital, and family counseling and
consultation with churches. Experienced pastor takes a pastoral approach from a distinctly Biblical
perspective.
* Debra Main, M.A., N.C.C. - Counseling practice includes individual, marital, and family counseling and
specializes in depression, anxiety, trauma, and children and adolescents.
* Diane Swan, M.S., N.C.C., L.P.C - Counseling practice includes individual, marital, and family counseling
and specializes in anxiety, depressive disorder, traumatic histories, relational issues, and child and
adolescent issues.
* Marjorie Poling, M.S, Licensed Psychologist - Counseling practice includes individual adult therapy
specializing in anxiety, panic attacks, depression, and grief.
Call for an appointment.
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Address: Corporate Office
Phone: (717) 446-0971
1035 Wayne Avenue
(888) 482-7319
[email protected]
Email:
Website: www.guardianinhomeservices.com
Fax:
(717) 446-0478
Days / Hours:
Medical Facilities
In-Home
Monday - Friday
9:00 AM 4:00 PM
General Public
All Ages
Self-Pay
Long-Term Care Insurance
Programs:
Guardian In Home Services is a registry of non-medical companion/caregivers, who are independent
contractors, providing non-medical in-home care to an elderly, sick, or disabled person. Care consists of meal
preparation, personal care, light housekeeping, laundry, and medication reminders as well as transportation
to and from appointments. Our staff RN will establish a plan of care and do monthly visitation for our clients
as well as monitor and assess the care providers registered with us.
Guardian In Home Services, Inc. is available to cover 24-hours daily with a minimum of 4 consecutive hours
per day, 3 days a week. Caregiver fees, scheduling, and job duties are negotiable between the client and the
caregiver. State licensed in Pa & Md. Pa & Md BBB accredited. Please call for a brochure and additional
information.
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Habitat For Humanity of Franklin County
Address: 23 North Third Street
Phone: (717) 267-1899
[email protected]
Email:
Website: www.yourlocalhabitat.com
Days / Hours:
Monday - Friday
9:00 AM 12:00 PM
Fax:
(717) 267-7069
Population Served: Franklin County Residents Only (at least 1 yr.)
Low Income
based on HUD guidelines
Self-Pay
Fee/Payment Method:
Homes are sold without profit / Mortgages are written without
interest
Programs:
Following Christian principles we provide homeownership solutions and support for low-income partner
families in need throughout Franklin County Pennsylvania and beyond by pairing and sharing the power of
volunteer labor with generous charitable gifts.
Our five core values are: Faith / Partnership / Community / Stewardship / Support
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HACC Dental Hygiene Clinic
Address: Medical Health Education Pavilion Room 102
Phone: (717) 780-2441
HACC Harrisburg Campus, 1 HACC Drive
(800) 222-4222
Website: www.hacc.edu
x-2441
Fax:
Days / Hours:
Days and Evenings
During the school year only. Call for hours.
Fee/Payment Method: Reduced Fee
Programs:
Services available include:
* Oral Health Assessment
* Blood Pressure Assessment
* Oral Cancer Screening
* Periodontal Evaluation
* X-rays (Types available are Panorex, Bitewings, Full Mouth Series, Digital Radiography, Orthogonal)
* Oral Health Education
* Nutritional Counseling
* Conservative Periodontal Therapy
* Selective Polishing
* Fluoride Therapy
* Sealants
* Prosthetic Cleaning
* Tooth Whitening
Fees:
Patients are seen at reduced cost. There is a Senior Citizen and HACC student discount with ID.
This is a teaching facility. All services are supervised by licensed dental hygienists and dentists. Services
provided do not replace regular exams by a dentist. Individuals with compromised medical histories may be
asked for a physician's clearance prior to dental hygiene care. Students are provided with a thorough
knowledge and understanding of infectious diseases, the mechanism of disease transmission, the OSHA
blood-borne standards, and CDC guidelines for infection control. Services provided take longer than the
average appointment at your dentist.
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Harney, Kevin F., L.P.C.
Address: 38 Black Ave., Suite 1
Phone: (717) 263-8339
Also After Hours
Email:
[email protected]
Fax:
Days / Hours:
Monday - Friday
9:00 AM 7:00 PM
Saturday
9:00 AM 12:00 PM
(717) 264-0045
Children
ages 8-18
Adults
$85.00
Self-Pay
Programs:
With over 23 years of experience working with adolescents and their families as a teacher, this practice
approaches problems creatively and with a fresh perspective rather than follow textbook recipes. Counseling
services are offered in the following categories:
* Depression and Anxiety
* Relationship Issues
* Parenting, Re-Parenting, Step-Parenting, and Blended Parenting
* Workplace Issues
* Substance Abuse
* Fears and Phobias
* Spiritual Concerns
* Grief and Loss
* Impulse Control Issues
* Personal Purpose/Direction
* Abuse & Trauma Recovery
* Divorce & Custody Issues
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Healthy Communities Partnership of Greater Franklin
County, Inc.
Address: 232 Lincoln Way East Suite B
Phone: (717) 264-1470
[email protected]
Email:
Website: www.hcpfranklinpa.org
Fax:
Days / Hours:
Monday - Friday
8:30 AM 4:30 PM
(717) 504-8966
Service Delivery:
ages as targeted in specific programs
Programs:
The Healthy Communities Partnership is a consortium of over 30 healthcare, human and social services,
education, government, and religious organizations in the Franklin County area. The purpose is to build
strengths and resources of individuals and organizations to address issues and to improve health and wellbeing of the communities. The focus of the Healthy Communities Partnership is to support healthy behaviors
and work toward eliminating the root causes of behaviors which are counterproductive to ensuring long-term
healthy communities. The current areas of service include:
1. Mentoring children and youth in school
2. Addressing the need for healthier lifestyles, particularly increased physical activity and nutritious eating
habits in all age groups
3. Providing tobacco education and cessation programming available for adults and youth
4. Coordinating the Community Coalition for the Prevention of Substance Use & Abuse
5. Developing youth outreach activities quarterly to promote anti-drug lifestyles for children ages 12 - 18.
6. Providing drug and alcohol prevention education and life skill education to youth in schools and communitybased organizations.
7. Providing Student Assistance Program (SAP) Liasons to all Franklin County secondary schools. Liasons
help schools evaluate sudents who are experiencing a barrier to learning that may be drug/alcohol
and/or
mental health related.
8. Providing suicide prevention and depression awareness education to 9th graders utilizing the ADAP
(Adolescent Depression Awareness Program) curriculum.
"Many programming efforts include volunteer efforts and assistance. Volunteers are welcome to participate."
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Address: 1200 Walnut Bottom Road, Suite 302
Phone: (800) 830-9750
Carlisle, PA 17015
Website: www.heartlandhomehealth.com
Fax:
(717) 249-0032
Days / Hours:
Assisted Living & Nursing Facilities
Monday - Friday
8:30 AM 5:00 PM
Adults
ages 18 to end-of-life
Private Insurance
Medical Assistance
Self-Pay
Medicare
Programs:
Heartland provides skilled home health and hospice care with the patient as our focus. We support the mind,
body, and spirit through a team approach while working directly with your family physician. Heartland Home
Heath Care provides skilled nursing, therapy services, and home health aides through Medicare. These
benefits help patients adjust to returning home from a hospital or nursing care facility. Heartland Home Health
Care also provides assistance with medications or other skilled needs ordered by your physician. The
hospice team understands the needs of patients with advanced illness. Nurses, social workers, volunteers,
spiritual care, and bereavement coordinators are trained to work exclusively with hospice patients and
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Help Hotline
Address: Church of Transfiguration, Box B
Phone: (717) 794-2229
Blue Ridge Summit, PA 17214
Days / Hours:
Tuesday - Thursday
9:00 AM 1:30 PM
Fax:
Population Served: General Public within a five mile radius of Blue Ridge Summit
Programs:
The Help Hotline provides food, clothing and limited utilities assistance.
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Helping Hands with Hearts, Inc.
Address: 6912 Fairway Drive East
Phone: (717) 496-5289
(717) 352-2898
Website: www.helpinghandswithhearts.org
Days / Hours:
Monday - Friday
Also After Hours
9:00 AM 4:00 PM
Fax:
must own the property needing repair or fix-up.
Low Income
235% FPIG
By Agency Referral Only
Programs:
The Helping Hands with Hearts program is a non-profit, volunteer organization of mostly retired men and
women with various skills associated with home maintenance and repairs. Services are provided at no cost to
needy individuals and families who otherwise would not be able to obtain them. Projects include:
* wheelchair ramps
* replacing windows, porch railing and floors
* painting
* yard work
Those in need are referred by local social service agencies, welfare organizations, or non-profit charities.
Estimators assess each requested project to determine whether it is within the scope of our ability. Helping
Hands with Hearts schedules and completes the work at no charge to the client.
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Hoffman Homes for Youth
Address: 815 Orphanage Road
Phone: (717) 359-7148
Littlestown, PA 17340
Website: www.hoffmanhomes.com
Fax:
(717) 359-2606
Days / Hours:
Residential Treatment Setting
Multilingual Services: utilize translation services.
24 hours a day 7 days a week
6-18
Private Insurance
Medical Assistance
Self-Pay
Programs:
Hoffman Homes is Psychiatric Residential Treatment Organization utilizing trauma-informed care to treat
chiidlren with a serious mental health diagnosis.
Our entire community, both the staff and the children in care, are expected to honor the seven Sanctuary
Commitments:
A commitment to Nonviolence: being safe outside (physcially) inside (emotionally), with others (socially) and
to do the right thing (morally). A commitment to Social Learning: respecting and sharing the ideas of our
teams.
A commitment to Emotional Intelligence: managing our feelings so that we don't hurt ourselves or others.
A commitment to Democracy: shared decision making
A commitment to Open Communication: saying that we mean and not being mean when we say it.
A commitment to Social Responsibility: together we accomplish more and everyone makes a contribution to
organizational culture.
A commitment to Growth and Change: creating hope for our children and our staff.
The vision of Hoffman Homes is to be the leading choice for providing innovative human services to the
communities we serve.
The mission of Hoffman Homes is to be committed to promoting personal growth and achievement of those
we serve through continous quality improvement, education, staff development and the use of evidencebased practices.
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Address: 304 York Street, Suite 1
Phone: (717) 398-2565
[email protected]
Email:
Website: www.homeinstead.com/724
Fax:
(717) 398-2567
Days / Hours:
In-Home
Monday - Friday
8:00 AM 5:00 PM
Services are 24/7
Population Served: Older Adults Only
Adams & Franklin County Residents
Private Insurance
Programs:
There are a wide variety of services available under the following categories:
* Companionship Services
* Home Helper Services
* Personal Services
Visit us online or contact our office for more information.
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Home Nursing Agency
Address: 761 5th Ave., Suite A2A
Phone: (717) 264-2128
[email protected]
Email:
Website: www.homenursingagency.com
Fax:
(800) 445-6262
(800) 445-6262
(717) 264-1148
Toll Free / After Hours
After Hours
Days / Hours:
Open 24 hours a day
those in need of in-home skilled care
All Ages
Private Insurance
Fee/Payment Method:
Medical Assistance
Self-Pay
Medicare
Programs:
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
Skilled Nursing
Specialized Clinicians
Physical, Occupational, and Speech Therapies
Hospice
Medical Social Services
Home Health Aides
Nutrition Services
IV Therapy
Durable Medical Equipment.
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Updated 12/15/2009
PathStone
Address: 550 Cleveland Avenue
Phone: (717) 264-5913
Email:
[email protected]
Fax:
(717) 264-7176
Days / Hours:
Walk-In
Monday - Friday
9:00 AM 4:00 PM
Population Served: Franklin & Adams County Residents
Programs:
* First-time Homebuyer Education Classes
* Credit counseling toward purchasing a home
* Up to $8,000 loan for down payment & closing cost assistance (for households up to 120% of county
median income levels)
* Home purchase price must meet HUD's housing quality standards.
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Hoover-Miller, Sharon, L.P.C.
Address: 2304 Jack Rd.
Phone: (717) 709-1200
[email protected]
Email:
Website: sharonhoovermiller.embarqspace.com
Days / Hours:
Monday & Wednesday 8:00 AM 5:00 PM
Tuesday & Thursday
10:00 AM 8:00 PM
Saturday
9:00 AM 12:00 PM
Fax:
(717) 263-2458
in the Fall and Winter only
All Ages
Children
5 and older
Private Insurance
Sliding Scale (for self-pay)
Programs:
The office is located in a relaxing, residential setting with a holistic emphasis. Counseling services are offered
in the following categories:
* Marriage & Family
* Depression
* Anxiety
* Chronic Pain & Trauma
* Self-Esteem
* Spirituality
* Guided Imagery
* Psychotherapy
* Sand Play Therapy for children
* Eating Disorders
* Emotional Freedom Technique
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Housing Rehabilitation
Borough of Chambersburg
Address: Chambersburg Borough Office
Phone: (717) 261-3208
100 South Second Street, P.O.Box 1009
[email protected]
Email:
Website: www.borough.chambersburg.pa.us
Days / Hours:
Monday - Friday
8:00 AM 5:00 PM
Fax:
(717) 264-0224
Borough homeowners only
Self-Pay
Credit Card
Programs:
Housing Rehabilitaion for owner-occupied dwellings located within the municipal limits of the Borough of
Chambersburg for low/moderate-income participants. Must meet other criteria established by the borough.
Call for details.
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Independence Waiver
Phone: (717) 267-2672
(866) 542-7296
Email:
[email protected]
Days / Hours:
Fax:
(717) 267-0242
Service Delivery:
age 18 and older with "Other Related Conditions" who are not ventilator dependent
Fee/Payment Method:
Programs:
Independence Waiver offers the following services:
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
Service Coordination
Daily Living Services (Attendant Care Services)
Respite Services
Environmental Accessibility Adaptation
Specialized Medical Equipment
Personal Emergency Response Systems (PERS)
Physical, Occupational, and Speech Therapies
Visiting Nurse Services
The definition of "Other Related Condition" is:
1. Has its onset before 22 years of age
2. Is expected to last a lifetime
3. Severely limits the person's ability to function
This means the disability effects at least three of the following activities of daily living:
* Self-Care
* Understanding and Use of Language
* Learning
* Mobility
* Ability to Make Decisions
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Interagency Children's Advocacy Network/Local
Interagency Coordinating Council (I-CAN/LICC)
Address: 218 South Second Street
Phone: (717) 709-4321
(800) 841-3593
[email protected]
Fax:
Email:
Website: http://groups.msn.com/I-CANofFranklinCountyPA
(717) 709-7222
Service Delivery: Call for assistance
Days / Hours:
Children
birth to age 5 with special needs and their families
Programs:
I-CAN
Interagency Children's Advocacy Network was created by families and agencies to promote, educate, and
support families in Franklin County who have children with special needs. Our goal is to build inclusive
communities and bring families together for lasting relationships.
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Interfaith Housing Alliance, Inc.
Address: 731 North Market St.
Phone: (717) 532-2475
Frederick, MD 21701
55 Middle Spring Rd.
[email protected]
Email:
Website: www.interfaithhousing.org
Fax:
(717) 532-3261
Days / Hours:
Walk-In
Monday - Friday
8:00 AM 5:00 PM
80% FPIG
Fee/Payment Method:
Programs:
Self-Help Housing Program
Interfaith Housing's Self-Help Housing Program assists future home owners in obtaining low interest USDA
502 self-help loans. These loans require no money down and no closing costs. In exchange, participants are
required to put in hours, weekly, toward the construction of homes. The hours worked produce "sweat equity"
making the homes worth more that the amount of the loan. Four different house plans are offered all with
three bedrooms, two full baths, and approximately 1250 finished square feet.
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Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation of Central PA
Address: 717 Market Street, Suite 108
Phone: (717) 901-6489
Lemoyne, PA 17043
[email protected]
Email:
Website: www.jdrf.org/centralpa
Fax:
(717) 901-6573
Days / Hours:
Walk-In
Monday - Friday
9:00 AM 5:00 PM
Programs:
The mission of the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation International is to find a cure for diabetes and its
complications through the support of research. We work to accomplish this by finding and funding the best
and most relevant research to help achieve a cure for this devastating disease through
* Restoration of normal blood sugar levels
* Avoidance and reversal of complications
* Prevention of diabetes and its recurrence
The Central PA Chapter provides the following services:
Bag of Hope
The Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation is proud to present the Bag of Hope which is aimed at providing
a comprehensive collection of educational and comforting materials about living with juvenile diabetes as
early after the diagnosis as possible. The effort is intended to introduce the family of the newly diagnosed
child to the resources and support available. It contains tools to help parents maintain the optimum "healthy"
lifestyle until a cure can be found. It includes a glucometer, videos, books, meal planners and Rufus, the Bear
with diabetes. Please contact the JDRF office to receive your bag.
School Advisory Toolkit
All students with Type 1 diabetes need a strong support network at school to help them properly manage their
diabetes on a daily basis. Cultivating good relationships with school staff is key. JDRF has developed a new
resource to support and empower families as they communicate with school staff throughout the year. If you
would like to request a copy of the School Advisory Toolkit, please email [email protected] or call
717.901.6489. You can also download a copy from the website.
Mentoring
The Central PA Chapter has trained mentors available for those who need to chat. To receive a mentor,
simply contact the JDRF office. Interested in being a mentor? JDRF will provide training for you.
Learn more about the latest research, accessing the database of funded research centers and projects,
getting current information about advocacy efforts, and obtaining updated news about activities on the
website.
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Keystone Area Council, Boy Scouts of America
Address: 1 Baden Powell Lane
Phone: (717) 766-1591
Mechanicsburg, PA 17050
Website: www.keystonebsa.org
Fax:
Days / Hours:
(717) 795-8721
Service Delivery:
Population Served: Youth
First through grade twelve
Fee/Payment Method:
Programs:
Keystone Area Council, Boy Scouts of America offers the following:
* Cub Scouts - first through fifth grade
* Boy Scouts - sixth through grade twelve
* Venturing - co-ed, ages 14-20
The Frontier District covers the areas of Chambersburg, Amberson, Concord, Dickinson, Doylesburg, Dry
Run, Fannettsburg, Shippensburg, Pleasant Hall, Upper Strausburg, Newburg, Willow Hill, Roxbury, St.
Thomas, Lurgan Township, Marion, Scotland, Orrstown, Spring Run, Path Valley, Fayetteville, Newville, Mt.
Holly, Carlisle, and Walnut Bottom.
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Keystone Center
Address: 430 Phoenix Drive
Phone: (717) 262-9010
Website: www.keystonehumanservices.org
Days / Hours:
Monday - Friday
9:00 AM 5:00 PM
Fax:
(717) 262-9014
Population Served: Franklin/Fulton County Residents Only
must be eligible to receive services through MH/MR and be authorized by them for services.
Adults
ages 18 and up with a mental health diagnosis
Funding through Franklin/Fulton MH/MR
Programs:
The Keystone Center is a psychiatric rehabilitation center utilizing the Boston University approach. It is a
voluntary program which enables individuals to create and accomplish personally established goals.
Recovery does occur and is facilitated by personal choice and responsibility.
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A service of Keystone Health
Phone: (717) 264-2555
112 North 7th Street
(866) 918-2555
Website: www.keystonehealth.org
Fax:
(717) 267-7579
Days / Hours:
Hotline
All Hours
24/7 Hotline
Monday - Friday
8:00 AM 7:00 PM
Walk-In Crisis, without Emergency Room entrance
experiencing a mental health or drug and alcohol crisis or other serious problem.
Will bill insurances when possible
Programs:
Crisis Intervention Services provides the following:
*
*
*
*
Assessment
Brief Counseling
Crisis Resolution
Referrals to Community Agencies including:
Hospitals/Outpatient Mental Health Providers, Rehabs, De-tox Units, Support Groups, Educational Programs,
Public Awareness Programs, and Information.
Crisis Intervention Services also provides mobile crisis services to Waynesboro Hospital, schools, and the
community.
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Keystone Health
Address: Administrative Office
Phone: (717) 263-2230
755 Norland Ave., Suite 200
[email protected]
Email:
Fax:
Days / Hours:
(717) 263-4182
Service Delivery:
Fee/Payment Method:
Private Insurance
Medical Assistance
Medicare
Self-Pay
Programs:
Keystone Health is a full-service, family-centered, primary care facility providing quality, affordable, accessible
health care at multiple locations. Keystone Health practices are staffed by a diverse team of primary care
providers including family medicine physicians, internal medicine physicians, obstetrician/gynecologists,
pediatricians, psychiatrists, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, certified nurse midwives, dentists, dental
hygienists, pharmacists, and licensed psychotherapists. All of these professionals are committed to providing
the highest standard of quality care to all patients. Practices include:
* Keystone Family Medicine (263-4313)
* Keystone Internal Medicine (217-6804)
* Keystone Dental Care (263-4462)
* Keystone Women's Care (217-6830)
* Keystone Pediatrics (263-0550)
* Keystone Cardiology (217-6944)
* Keystone Behavioral Health (263-0384) (see profile)
* Crisis Intervention Services (264-2555, 866-918-2555) (see profile)
* Keystone Farmworker Program (217-6004)
* Keystone HIV/AIDS Program (217-4350) (see profile)
* Keystone Walk-in Care (217-6911)
* Keystone Pharmacy (217-6917)
Keystone Health also provides:
* Discount Pharmacy Program offered through the federal 340B drug discount program
* Healthy Beginnings Plus for pregnant women on Medical Assistance
* Reduced Fee Program for those who qualify
Keystone is a 501 (c) 3 Community Health Center and is "owned" by the community through a volunteer
governing board of directors composed of leaders and residents of the community.
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Address: 820 5th Avenue
Phone: (717) 217-4350
Fax:
(717) 263-6838
Days / Hours:
Walk-In
Monday - Friday
8:30 AM 5:00 PM
Multilingual Services: Spanish (Language Line
available for others)
Private Insurance
HIV Testing/Casemanagement
Medical Assistance
Sliding Scale
Medicare
Medical & Dental Care
Programs:
* Free, confidential walk-in, no blood draw HIV testing (9 AM - 5 PM, other hours by appointment; 217-4242)
* HIV education and prevention-on site and through outreach
Services for HIV+ individuals include:
* Medical and Dental Care
* Case management
* Mental Health and Substance Abuse Referrals
* Housing Assistance
* Medication Assistance
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Keystone Residence
Address: Chambersburg
Phone: (717) 267-0442
170 Mill Road
Harrisburg
940 East Park Drive
Website: www.keystonehumanservices.org
Days / Hours:
Monday - Friday
8:00 AM 5:00 PM
Fax:
office hours
who are developmentally disabled
PA Residents Only
Self-Pay
County Funding
Other
Programs:
Keystone Residence is an agency of Keystone Human Services. Keystone Residence primarily supports
individuals with developmental disabilities to live in their communities. Services are provided in a variety of
settings. Individuals may/can reside in programs called Community Living Arrangements or in their own
apartment /homes. In some situations, individuals may reside in homes of private families. This program is
referred as life sharing through family living. Keystone Residence is a licensed rehabilitation facility which
follows regulations developed through the Office of Mental Retardation, Department of Public Welfare.
Keystone Adult Day Program
Keystone Adult Day Program is a licensed pre-vocational program for adults with developmental disabilities
operating Monday through Friday from the hours of 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM. Individuals work on increasing selfcare skills and develop work skills to attend sheltered settings or obtain jobs. Individual may also participate
in Social Recreational activities offered through the program with transportation provided. Individuals are
encouraged to participate in other activities of their choice.
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Laurel Life
Address: Laurel Life Behavioral Health Services
Phone: (717) 263-7160
301 Lortz Avenue
(717) 261-9833
Website: www.laurellifeservices.com
Fax:
Laurel Life Behavioral Health
Services
Laurel Life Psych.Services
(Phoenix Dr.)
(717) 263-6049
Laurel Life
Behavioral Health
Services
(717) 261-9832
Laurel Life Psych.
Services (Phoenix
Drive)
Days / Hours:
Program Hours vary
with psychosocial, educational, and vocational needs
Private Insurance
Medical Assistance
Self-Pay
School/County Contracts
Programs:
Laurel Life Services/Behavioral Health Programs-Family Centers, Behavior Health Rehabilitation Services,
Student Assistance Program. Family Based Mental Health, School Based Services and Outpatient Therapy.
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Leaman, David R., Ed.D. & Yelinek, Edward, Ph.D.
Address: 131 West Fifth Street
Phone: (717) 762-7719
Fax:
Days / Hours:
Monday - Friday
7:00 AM 8:00 PM
(717) 762-1652
All Ages
$110.00
Hour
Private Insurance
Self-Pay
Programs:
* Therapy
* Counseling Services
* Psychological Testing
* Consultation
Both Dr.'s Leaman and Yelinek are Clinical Psychologists. Dr. Leaman is licensed in the state of
Pennsylvania and Maryland.
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LIFE Lutheran Services, Inc.
Address: 840 Fifth Avenue
Phone: (717) 264-5433
(877) 840-8408
[email protected]
Email:
Website: www.lifelutheranservices.org
Days / Hours:
Monday - Friday
7:00 AM 5:30 PM
Fax:
Toll Free
(717) 264-3279
Service Delivery: Through Program Enrollment
Multilingual Services: As Needed
Ages 55+
By Referral Only
Nursing Facility Clinically Eligible and residents residing in the following zip codes: 17201, 17202,
17222, 17225, 17235, 17237, 17244, 17246, 17247, 17252, 17254, 17256, 17257, 17268, 17270,
17272
Medical Assistance
Self-Pay
Medicare
Programs:
LIFE Lutheran Services is a creative program designed to enhance the ability of seniors to live safely in their
own homes and communities with dignity and independence by providing access to a full continuum of
preventative, primary, acute, and long-term care services. LIFE includes many elements of the traditional
health care system. It is coordinated by an interdisciplinary team and provided primarily at the LIFE Center in
Chambersburg and is supplemented by in-home and referral services according to participant need.
LIFE enrolls seniors who are age 55 or older who live in a LIFE services area, need a nursing home level-ofcare and want to stay in the community. The senior must be able to live safely in the community with the
services from LIFE and agree to have all services coordinated and approved through the LIFE
interdisciplinary team.
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Lutheran Counseling Services, Inc.
A Program of Lutheran Social Services of Southcentral Pa
Phone: (717) 263-9093
(866) 319-5137
(866) 998-2382
Website: www.lutheranscp.org
Fax:
Days / Hours:
Tuesday & Thursday
9:00 AM 9:00 PM
Chambersburg
Gettysburg, Hanover, & York
(scheduling)
(717) 263-2252
Monday & Wednesday 9:00 AM 5:00 PM
All Ages
Private Insurance
Self-Pay
Programs:
Lutheran Counseling Services is a non-profit counseling agency that provides counseling services to
individuals, couples and families. Services are provided by a licensed psychologist and counselors with
doctoral or masters degrees/graduate training. The staff endeavors to integrate psychology and Christianity in
the delivery of services. This is done with sensitivity and respect for each person's beliefs and needs.
This agency is financially supported by Lutheran Churches in Franklin, Fulton, and Cumberland Counties.
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A Mininstry of Lutheran Social Services
Address: 2700 Luther Drive
Phone: (717) 264-8178
(800) 840-9081
[email protected]
Email:
Website: www.lutheranhomecare.org
Fax:
(717) 264-6347
Days / Hours:
All Hours
Appointment
All Ages
Private Insurance
Medical Assistance
Self-Pay
Medicare
Programs:
Home Health Care Services
As a Medicare-certified, home-health agency, we provide health care in the comfort of home, 24 hours a day,
seven days a week. Whether you need skilled nursing, physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech
therapy or medical social services, we will work with you, your doctor, and your family to develop an
individualized care plan that is just right for your needs. Some specialties include IV therapy, chemotherapy,
rehabilitation, nutritional counseling, enterostomal therapy, and home health telemonitoring. Home health
care can be provided in private residence or in an assisted living center.
Hospice
Hospice is a team of skilled professionals, para-professionals, and volunteers dedicated to caring for the
client and the family. We help to manage pain and symptoms so the client can concentrate on important
issues and live the last months, weeks, and days to the fullest. We support the family, counsel them on what
to expect and teach care-giving techniques. With the help of Hospice, the client will be given the opportunity
to laugh and love, say goodbye, and to die in peace and with dignity.
The hospice team has a medical doctor to oversee the care that is provided, nurses to provide physical care,
nursing aides to assist with personal care, and a medical social worker to provide emotional support,
counseling and assistance with long-term planning. A chaplain is available regardless of church affiliation and
volunteer services are also available to the client and family. In addition, Hospice offers specialty services
such as pet therapy, massage therapy, and music therapy.
Hospice provides a bereavement program to provide resources and support to aid in the grief recovery
process. Adult and children's grief support programs are offered throughout the year that provide a
comfortable place to share experiences and learn to cope with loss.
In-Home Support
In-home support services range from a few hours of help to 24-hour care. Our caring staff provides
assistance with dressing and bathing, meal preparation, housekeeping, laundry, transportation,
companionship, lab services, grocery shopping and errands, and a variety of other services.
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Make-A-Wish Foundation
Of South Central Pennsylvania
Address: 2951 Whiteford Road, Suite 304
Phone: (717) 757-9474
(800) 440-9474
York, PA 17402
[email protected]
Email:
Website: www.wishgreaterpa.org
Fax:
(717) 840-0222
Days / Hours:
Other
Monday - Thursday
9:00 AM 5:00 PM
Friday
9:00 AM 4:00 PM
diagnosed with a life threatening medical condition, (ages 2.5-18) in Adams, Franklin, and York
Counties
Programs:
Wish Granting
The Make-A-Wish Foundation grants wishes to children ages 2 1/2 to 18 with life-threatening medical
conditions to enrich the human experience with hope, strength, and joy. Referrals can be made by anyone as
long as the family is aware and in agreement with the referral of the child. The child's doctor determines if the
qualifications are met for the program. Wishes are 100% funded by donations. Local volunteers are utilized to
visit children and help with fundraisers. There is always a need for volunteers!
We urge local schools to become involved with the "Kids for Wish Kids" program in which students have
fundraisers for a local wish child. Businesses can host internal fundraisers, such as casual day, bake sales,
etc., throughout the year to raise the $3,400.00 needed to grant a wish to a local child.
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Manito, Inc.
Address: Manito Chambersburg Center
Phone: (717) 375-4834
850 Broad St.
(717) 375-4733
(717) 267-0300
(717) 261-9833
Manito Chambersburg Center
850 Broad Street
Administration
Brown's Mill Center
Manito Chambersburg Center
Laurel Life Psych. Services
(Phoenix Dr.)
Manito, Inc. Administration & Brown's Mill Center
7564 Brown's Mill Rd.
[email protected]
Email:
Website: www.manito-inc.com
Fax:
(717) 375-4067
(717) 375-4336
(717) 267-2123
Administration
(717) 261-9832
Laurel Life Psych.
Services (Phoenix
Dr.)
Brown's Mill Center
Manito
Chambersburg
Center
Days / Hours:
Program Hours Vary
with psychosocial, educational, and vocational needs
School/County Contracts
Self-Pay
Programs:
Manito provides numerous services developed to create an enhanced quality of life and social responsibility
for participants. Programs and services include:
* Alternative Education Programs - Alternative High School, Therapeutic Education Centers, and
Special Education Treatment Programs
* Corporate/Staff Development Programs
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Address: Food Pantry
Phone: (717) 261-1708
195 Loudon Street
(717) 762-3285
Chambersburg
Waynesboro
527 Lincoln Way East, P.O. Box 507
[email protected]
Email:
Website: www.maranathaministries.net
Fax:
(717) 261-1409
Chambersburg
(717) 762-0460
(717) 267-7785
Waynesboro
Food Pantry
Days / Hours:
In-Home (for handicapped)
Tuesday-Thursday
10:00 AM 12:00 PM
Tuesday & Thursday
9:00 AM 4:00 PM
Financial Counseling (Wed & Fri by appt.only)
Low Income
150 % of poverty
All Ages
Self-Pay
No Fee
Programs:
Budget Assistance
* Budget Counseling: for individuals and families experiencing serious financial difficulties
* Budgeting Classes: covering the importance of budgeting, budget set up, wise credit use and
consequences of inappropriate use, and how to establish financial goals
PA Housing Foreclosure Counseling
* PA Housing Counseling: assists families and individuals in danger of mortgage foreclosure
Representative Payee Service:
Assists individuals receiving Social Security to better budget expenses and to ensure basic need expenses
are covered.
On Your Behalf Counseling Services
General, confidential services for the public at no charge.
Food Pantry
Serves in-need or low-income individuals and families. The food pantry is closed the last week of every
month.
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March of Dimes
Cumberland Valley Division
Address: 160 South Progress Avenue, Suites 1C
Phone: (717) 545-4834
(800) 533-9255
[email protected]
Email:
Website: www.marchofdimes.com
Days / Hours:
Monday - Friday
9:00 AM 5:00 PM
Fax:
(717) 545-5329
Service Delivery:
Programs:
The mission of the March of Dimes is to improve the health of babies by preventing birth defects, premature
birth, and infant mortality. Visit the website for further information and events.
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Mason-Dixon Council Boy Scouts of America
Address: Camp Siniquipe, 677 Boy Scout Road
Phone: (301) 739-1211
Fort Littleton, PA 17223
18600 Crestwood Drive
Website: www.Mason-dixon-bsa.org
Fax:
Service Delivery: Membership
Days / Hours:
Monday - Friday
(301) 739-1213
8:30 AM 5:00 PM
office hours
Children
1st grade-20 years.
Adults
age 18 and older
$10.00
Yr
Self-Pay
Credit Card
Scholarship
Programs:
Comprehensive Youth Development
*
*
*
*
*
Cub Scouts (boys, grades 1-5)
Boy Scouts (boys, grades 6-12)
Venturing (ages 14-21) High adventure for co-ed
Exploring (ages 14-21) Based on Career Fields
Learning for Life-(in-school, value-based lessons)
Boys (1st grade-20 yrs)
Girls (14-20 yrs)
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Address: First Lutheran Church
Phone: (717) 263-7228
Also after hours #.
43 West Washington Street
Days / Hours:
Monday - Friday
6:00 AM 1:00 PM
Fax:
Population Served: Chambersburg & some Fayetteville residents
All Ages
having difficulty preparing their own meals due to age, disability, post-surgery, or injury
Self-Pay
Programs:
Hot, home-delivered noontime meal Monday - Friday including holidays, except Thanksgiving and Christmas.
An intake by telephone can be completed anytime.
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Address: Messiah United Methodist Church
Phone: (717) 532-3592
30 South Penn Street
Fax:
Days / Hours:
Monday - Friday
(717) 532-3042
9:00 AM 5:00 PM
Population Served: Shut-Ins
Shippensburg area residents
$4.50
Per meal
Self-Pay
Programs:
Hot meals (and beverage) delivered five days per week.
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Address: 478 Grant Street
Phone: (717) 264-4301
(866) 593-8351
(717) 485-4642
301 East Maple Street
McConnellsburg, PA 17233
[email protected]
Email:
Website: www.mhaff.org
Fax:
Days / Hours:
Monday - Friday
9:00 AM 5:00 PM
McConnellsburg
(717) 264-3591
Population Served: All Franklin/Fulton County Residents
Programs:
Individual/Family Satisfaction Teams (I/FST)
I/FST's survey individuals and their families on satisfaction with their behavioral health services. Teams are
comprised of individuals and/or family members of those who have participated in services themselves.
ASIST – (Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training)
An evidence-based, two-day training, ASIST provides community individuals and professionals with a strong
knowledge base and extensive practice opportunities to help effectively engage in suicide intervention.
QPR – (Question, Persuade and Refer)
QPR is a 1.5 hour community training to empower individuals to provide “suicide first aid” to help prevent
suicide and link people to resources. Training is provided free of charge to groups of 10 or more people.
Advocacy Services & Community Advocate Program
Advocates provide help in accessing mental health services.
SOS – (Survivors of Suicide Loss)
This support group is open to all and is held from 7:00 – 8:30 pm, on the first and third Mondays of every
month. Emphasis is on helping each other to cope with the loss of a loved one to suicide.
Community Support Program
Open to anyone, meetings are held monthly for mental health individuals and others interested in helping
adults live successfully within the community. Stigma busting presentations are also provided.
IMPROV
Participants work together to create a theatre production about living with mental illness. Participation may be
as follows; cast, stage hand, writing team, or production member.
Community Connections Program
Trains volunteers to be Community Advocates in culturally diverse neighborhoods helping them to better
understand and navigate the mental health system.
Self Help And Resource Exchange (SHARE) Food Program
For $21.50 and 2 hours of community service, a food package worth $45 – $50 containing frozen meats,
fresh fruit and vegetables and other staples can be purchased. This program is open to everyone. Call for
details.
Certified Peer Specialist
Certified Peer Specialists assist individuals with a mental illness meet their goals on their journey to recovery.
Peer Specialists, who also have a mental health diagnosis, undergo intensive training.
HelpLine
Feeling depressed, lonely or anxious, need someone to talk to? HelpLine is open from 5 - 10 PM on
Wednesday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.
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Independent Monitoring for Quality (IM4Q)
IM4Q monitors the satisfaction and outcomes of the individuals receiving services in the Developmental
Disabilities System.
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MidPenn Legal Services
Address: 230 Lincoln Way East, Suite A
Phone: (717) 264-5354
(800) 372-4737
Website: http://midpenn.org
Fax:
(717) 264-2420
Days / Hours:
Walk-In
Monday - Friday
8:30 AM 4:30 PM
125% of FPIG
Adults
Programs:
MidPenn Legal Services provides free legal representation to low-income clients and victims of domestic
violence. Legal representation includes custody, landlord/tenant issues, social security disability, no fault
divorce, public benefits, unemployment compensation, and protection from abuse.
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Ministry for Self Worth
Address: 403 Benjamin Drive
Phone: (717) 264-9688
After hours also
Email:
[email protected]
Fax:
Days / Hours:
Mail Order
Monday - Friday
8:00 AM 5:00 PM
must be willing to read and understand God's word
All Ages
Incarcerated Individuals
Programs:
The Ministry of Self Worth Program has been designed with all God's people in mind and with no
discrimination of any kind. The LifeStyle Change program consists of both individual and family counseling
concerning issues that are identifiable with a dysfunctional, addictive, or abusive lifestyle, of any nature. The
program is aimed at improving lifestyles so that families can be restored and the incarcerated can return
home and change for the benefit of all, and so our community will be the benefactor of a changed people
living and working for God and His instruction based upon Holy Scripture.
The ministry is non-denominational: The LifeStyle Change program consists of counseling, free mail-order
monthly Bible study letters, Sunday School text book and lesson summaries, and other pertinent studies of
instruction that will enable an effective lifestyle change (generally known as recovery). The ministry is a notfor-profit entity and receives no support from any religious organization or agency. Program is directed by
Rev. Ron LaVoie.
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Mission of Mercy
Address: Gettysburg Foursquare Church
Phone: (717) 549-3069
Gettysburg
(717) 972-4993
Harrisburg
330 West Middle Street
Christ Lutheran Church
124 South 13th Street
Website: www.amissionofmercy.org
Fax:
Days / Hours:
Call for appointment.
Programs:
MD/PA Mobile Medical & Dental Clinic
Mission of Mercy's Maryland/Pennsylvania Mobile Medical & Dental Clinic Program has been serving the sick
and needy in the region since 1994. It has grown into a charitable organization that serves nearly 5,000
patients annually at seven clinic sites in Maryland and two in South Central Pennsylvania via a mobile medical
van. At Mission of Mercy, no one is denied care. All services are provided free, regardless of race, color,
creed, national origin or religion. The Maryland/Pennysylvania mobile program provides free:
* Primary care
* Non-emergency care for acute illness
* Episodic and long-term treatment of chronic illnesses (such as diabetes, hypertension, asthma, arthritis,
depression, etc.)
* Prenatal care
* Physical therapy
* Prescription medications
* Dental care (primarily fillings and extractions)
Through the network of community partners, patients also receive free:
* Laboratory and blood work
* Imaging services (X-rays, MRIs, etc.)
* A limited number of surgeries
Mission of Mercy does not accept government funding, a policy that enables our patients to receive care
without having to prove their poverty. All funding is provided by private contributions from individuals,
foundations, corporations, service organizations, churches, special events, and more. Mission of Mercy is a
registered charity and is a 501(c)(3) organization.
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Momentum Services, LLC
Address: 50 Parkwood Place
Phone: (717) 262-2183
Email:
[email protected]
Fax:
(717) 262-2486
Days / Hours:
Walk-In
In-Home
Monday - Friday
9:00 AM 5:00 PM
Multilingual Services: French and Spanish
(evaluations)
All Ages
Varies by service
Private Insurance
Medical Assistance
Self-Pay
CHIP
Medicare
Programs:
Outpatient Counseling Program
Momentum Services, LLC provides counseling as well as psychological evaluations for all ages. Individual,
couple, family, group, play, adolescent, and therapy for the elderly is provided. Psychiatric evaluations can be
done for individuals ages 7 and up. Psychiatric services can also be provided to assess the need for, and
maintenance of, psychiatric medications. Please see "Payment Method" above.
Wraparound/Behavioral Health Rehabilitation Program
Therapeutic Support Staff (TSS), Behavioral Specialist Consultant (BSC), and Mobile Therapy (MT) services
for school, home, and community locations are provided with the belief that building on existing child and
family strengths best enables children to reach their behavioral goals. Treatment is indivdualized and
assessed on a case-by-case basis. These services are provided to individuals needing to replace unwanted
behaviors with acceptable and desirable behaviors. In addition, we assist families by advocating for and
helping to obtain needed services for their children. Our well-trained staff believe strongly in working with
family members to help children reach their potential. Individuals must have Medical Assistance to be eligible
for this program.
Family Based Mental Health Services
Family Based Mental Health Services are provided to individuals who are at-risk for being placed outside of
the home due to severe behavioral and emotional issues. Intensive therapy is provided in the home,
community, and school settings as necessary for the child and the family. Case Management and Crisis
Intervention Services are also provided to individuals in this program. Services are provided by Momentum
Services staff using a team approach. Individuals must have Medical Assistance to be eligible for this
program.
Momentum Services, LLC has been rated as one of the top 3 providers in the area for Customer Satisfaction.
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N.E.T. Work Ministries
Address: 10 Redwood Street
Phone: (717) 264-4640
Also Fax#
[email protected]
Email:
Website: http://networkmin.wordpress.com
Fax:
Days / Hours:
Walk-In
Monday - Saturday
Multilingual Services: Spanish (limited)
various hours
Population Served: Low Income Children
ages 5 - 19
Programs:
Current programs include:
* Kid’s Club – after-school program for children in grades K-5; Monday-Thursday from 4:00-6:00
Emphasis: recreation, arts and crafts, snack, spiritual instruction, homework assistance
* FLAVA – 6th-9th grade after-school program for boys and girls
Emphasis: discipleship, recreation, relationship-building, fun learning life skills, trips
* Street Leaders – 10th-12th grade high school employment program, work with Kid’s Club
Emphasis: mentoring, discipleship, leadership training, job skills, spiritual instruction, academic support
* Step Girls – 3rd-12th grade girls; two teams, Alpha and Omega
Emphasis: step dance routines, Scripture memorization, performance at events
* Garden and Nature Market – 4th-8th grade students work at NETwork’s Community Garden and sell
produce at the local Farmer’s Market (Emphasis: gardening, job preparation, entrepreneurship, customer
service skills)
* Summer Camps – send kids to the Christian Retreat Center (East Waterford, PA), King’s Kids Camp
(Dillsburg, PA), and NETwork’s Summer Day Camp
Mission Statement: N.E.T.Work's mission is to share in the Love of Christ with those who are most vulnerable
in our community. We are especially seeking to equip children and young adults with the skills necessary for
spiritual growth, academic achievement, life management, and Christian leadership.
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National Multiple Sclerosis Society
Central Pennsylvania Chapter
Address: 2040 Linglestown Rd., Suite 104
Phone: (717) 652-2108
(800) 227-2108
Website: www.nationalmssociety.org
Days / Hours:
Monday - Friday
8:00 AM 5:00 PM
Fax:
(717) 652-2590
with an MS diagnosis
All Ages
Fee/Payment Method: Donations Accepted
Programs:
* Support
* Social & Educational Programs
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New Hope United Methodist Church Clothing Center
Address: 203 North High St., P.O. Box 68
Phone: (717) 423-6223
Newburg, PA 17240
Fax:
Service Delivery:
Days / Hours:
Thursday
6:00 PM 8:00 PM
Wednesday
9:00 AM 1:00 PM
Saturday
9:00 AM 12:00 PM
$2.00
per bag of clothes
Programs:
New Hope United Methodist Clothing Center offers used clothing for all ages and sizes for a nominal fee.
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NHS Franklin/Fulton
formerly Mountain Valley Center
Address: BHRS Services/Foster Care/Developmental Programs
Phone: (717) 263-7295
449 Lincoln Way East
(717) 261-1163
(000) 000-00000
Stepping Stones/Summer Therapeutic Program
2593 Philadelphia Ave.
Website: www.NHSonline.org
BHRS/Foster
Care/Developmental Programs
Stepping Stones/Summer
Therapeutic Program
Fax:
(717) 263-6661
BHRS/Foster
Care/Development
al Programs
(717) 709-4592
Stepping
Stones/Summer
Therapeutic
Program
(000) 000-00000
Days / Hours:
Walk-In
In-Home
Monday - Friday
8:30 AM 4:30 PM
Population Served: Multi-County Residents
with a mental health and/or dual diagnosed developmental disability
Children
involved with Children & Youth systems and JPO systems
State/County/Managed Care
Self-Pay
Based on eligibility
Private Insurance
Programs:
A comprehensive array of traditional and non-traditional services including:
* BHRS Services (TSS, Behavior Specialist, Mobile Therapist, Case Management)
* Respite Support Services
* Therapeutic Family Care
* Foster Care
* Permanency/Adoption Services
* Community Living Arrangement for Adults with developmental disabilities
* Community-Based Day Program for Adults with developmental disabilities
* Family Living Arrangement for Adults with developmental disabilities
* Autism Stepping Stones – Social program for children with an autism spectrum disorder
* Autism School
* Autism Summer Therapeutic Activities Program
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Non-Violence Intervention Services (NOVIS)
Address: 123 Buford Avenue, P.O. Box 4681
Phone: (717) 339-0222
(800) 736-1477
Email:
[email protected]
Fax:
Days / Hours:
Wednesday-Friday
9:00 AM 5:00 PM
Monday-Tuesday
11:00 AM 6:00 PM
Population Served: Males Only
(717) 334-8610
Weekly Fee
Self-Pay
Additional $75.00 Assessment Fee
Programs:
NOVIS provides an educational program for men who are behaving abusively in their family relationships.
The twenty-six (26) week curriculum addresses issues such as physical, emotional, and financial abuse.
Classes meet at the Eugene Clark Recreation Center, Chambersburg, on Monday evenings from 7-9 PM. An
assessment is required before attending a class.
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A Program of Pinnacle Health
Address: Community Health Center
Phone: (717) 782-2335
2645 North Third Street
(877) 499-3299
[email protected]
Email:
Website: www.nursefamilypartnership.org
Days / Hours:
Monday - Friday
9:00 AM 4:00 PM
Fax:
Toll Free
(717) 782-2335
Multilingual Services: Spanish. Other languages by
phone.
Population Served: Pregnant Females
First-time mothers before or at 28 weeks of pregnancy
Low Income
185 % FPIG
Programs:
Nurse Family Partnership
Nurse-Family Partnership is a voluntary, evidence-based, home-visiting program for first-time mothers. The
program serves low-income families in Franklin County. Clients must join the program before the end of the
28th week of pregnancy. Each expectant mother is partnered with a Registered Nurse and receives ongoing
home visits through the child’s second birthday. Women are invited to self-refer, but the program welcomes
local community agencies to refer clients who may be eligible for services. Clients of Nurse-Family
Partnership can anticipate healthier pregnancies and babies, the development of better parenting skills and
support networks, referrals to community services, and guidance with goal-setting as a result of participation
in this program.
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OBRA Waiver
Phone: (717) 267-2672
(866) 542-7296
Email:
[email protected]
Days / Hours:
Monday - Friday
8:00 AM 4:30 PM
Fax:
(717) 267-0242
Service Delivery:
age 18 and older with "Other Related Condition"
Fee/Payment Method:
Programs:
OBRA Waiver offers the following services:
* Resource Management
* Daily Living Services (Attendant Care Services)
* Home Support
* Routing Wellness
* Community Integration
* Environmental Accessibility Adaptation
* Assistive Technology
* Physical, Occupational, and Speech Therapies
* Visiting Nurse Services
* Prevocational, Educational, and Supported Employment Services
* Adult Day Care Services
* Transportation Reimbursement
Definition of "Other Related Condition" is:
1. Has its onset before 22 years of age
2. Is expected to last a lifetime
3. Severely limits the person's ability to function
This means the disability effects at least three of the following activities of daily living:
* Self-Care
* Understanding and Use of Language
* Learning
* Mobility
* Ability to Make Decisions
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Occupational Services, Inc. (OSI)
Address: 17 Redwood Street
Phone: (717) 263-9293
[email protected]
Email:
Website: www.osinc.org
Fax:
Days / Hours:
Monday - Friday
8:00 AM 4:30 PM
(717) 263-6674
All Ages
Self-Pay
Agency Sponsorship
Varies
ODP Waivers, County funding
Programs:
A vocational rehabilitation facility offering vocational evaluation, sheltered employment, and labor market
placement services.
Self referrals welcome. If individuals qualify, referral to appropriate agency for funding of program costs will
be made.
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Office of Vocational Rehabilitation (OVR)
Department of Labor and Industry
Address: CareerLink Building
Phone: (717) 771-4407
600 Norland Avenue
(800) 762-6306
(717) 771-4433
(717) 264-4584
(866) 466-1404
York District Office
2550 Kingston Road, Suite 101
York, PA 17402
Website: www.dli.state.pa.us
Fax:
Days / Hours:
Monday - Friday
7:00 AM 5:00 PM
District Office
TTY District Office
Chambersburg Office
TTY Toll Free
(717) 771-4421
District Office
Sign Language
persons with physical, mental, and emotional disabilities who are interested in preparing for, find,
and/or maintain employment
for diagnostic, vocational counseling, and job placement
services
Sliding Scale
for select services
Programs:
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
Diagnostic Services
Vocational Evaluation
Counseling
Restoration Services
Training
Placement
Support Services
Assistive Technology
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Operation Concern
Phone: (717) 261-1328
(717) 261-1708
Email:
[email protected]
Days / Hours:
Tuesday -Friday
9:00 AM 4:00 PM
Fax:
(717) 261-1409
closed daily for lunch (12-1PM)
All Ages
Low Income
125%
Programs:
Operation Concern represents approximately fifteen cooperating congregations that help to meet the needs
of people who are in crisis by operating a diaper bank, and giving limited financial assistance for utilities, food,
fuel, medicine, etc. To receive help, a commitment to volunteer is required.
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Address: 600 Norland Avenue
Phone: (717) 264-4584
[email protected]
Email:
Website: www.pacareerlink.state.pa.us
Days / Hours:
Thursday
8:00 AM 9:00 PM
Monday - Friday
8:00 AM 4:30 PM
Fax:
(717) 264-0856
must be U.S. citizens
All Ages
For participants
Fixed Fee
Conference room use
Programs:
A one-stop service that provides employment, education, training, and support services to job seekers and
employers.
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Parent Education & Advocacy Leadership Center (PEAL)
Address: 1119 Penn Avenue, Suite 400
Phone: (412) 281-4404
Pittsburgh, PA 15222
[email protected]
Email:
Website: www.pealcenter.org
Fax:
Days / Hours:
Monday - Friday
9:00 AM 5:00 PM
(866) 950-1040
(412) 281-4409
(412) 281-4408
TTY
Service Delivery:
Programs:
The mission of the PEAL Center is to ensure that children, youth, and adults with disabilities and special
health care needs lead rich, active lives and participate as full members of their schools and communities
by providing training, information, and technical assistance based on best practices to individuals, families
and all people who support them.
The PEAL Center provides two services to parents, youth and professionals: individual assistance and
referral to parents and professionals to help identify needed resources and assistance to parents to resolve
disputes with schools; and, training to ensure parents understand and can navigate the special education
process and have knowledge of best practices. The PEAL Center offers training on education issues in the
43 counties covered by the parent training and information center, and training on health care issues and
home and community supports statewide. Contact us with questions.
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Address: 6340 Flank Drive, Suite 600
Phone: (888) 727-2706
Toll Free
(717) 540-4722
[email protected]
Email:
Website: www.parenttoparent.org
Fax:
(717) 657-5983
Service Delivery: Telephone
Days / Hours:
All Hours
Parents, family, and friends of children or adults with special needs
Programs:
Parent to Parent of Pennsylvania links families of children and adults with special needs on a one-to-one
basis according to condition or concern. Some of these include but are not limited to: physical disabilities,
developmental disabilities, behavioral/mental health concerns, special health care needs, foster care or
adoption, and educational issues. All services are free and confidential. Call toll free to speak with a specialist.
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PathStone
Address: 450 Cleveland Ave.
Phone: (717) 264-2839
Website: www.pathstone.org
Fax:
Days / Hours:
Service Delivery:
Population Served:
Fee/Payment Method:
Programs:
Emergency Food & Shelter
Serve the one-time emergency needs of migrant and seasonal farmworkers and other rural disadvantaged
people who may not be eligible for other emergency services. Services include: nutritional assistance,
emergency shelter, first month rental assistance, rent in arrears assistance, mortgage assistance and utilities
in arrears assistance. Must have proof of need such as eviction or shut off notice.
See Profile
Head Start for Migrant and Seasonal Farmworkers
See Profile
Senior Training and Employment Services
Provides work-based training and employment opportunities to low-income individuals aged 55 and older that
will foster increased prospects for economic self-sufficiency. Services include:
* Eligibility Assistance
* Program Application Assistance
* Skills and Interest Assessments
* Individual Career Counseling
* Career Exploration and Planning
* Resumé Assistance
* Interview Assistance
* Community Service Job Training/Work Experience
* Customized Training
* Occupational Skills Training and Certifications
* Skill Upgrading and Retraining
* On-the-Job Experience
* Supportive Services
* Follow-up Services After Job Placement
Contact Evelyn Sanchez at 1-800-425-0053
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Pathways Counseling Services
Phone: (717) 263-7758
Fax:
Days / Hours:
Monday - Thursday
8:00 AM 8:00 PM
(717) 261-1147
Service Delivery: Appointment Only
All Ages
Private Insurance
Self-Pay
Programs:
Confidential assessment and therapy for:
* Individuals with life adjustment problems
* Couples
* Depression
* Families and Parents
* Adolescent problems
* Abuse (physical, verbal, sexual)
* Children with learning and/or school adjustment difficulties (including ADHD)
* Emotional Problems
Workshops and group sessions on a variety of topics including:
* Sexual Molestation
* Divorce Recovery
* Depression
* Parenting Skills
* ADHD
Please leave a message on answering machine. Your call will be returned promptly.
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Penn State Cooperative Extension
Phone: (717) 263-9226
[email protected]
Email:
Website: http://franklin.extension.psu.edu
Days / Hours:
Monday - Friday
8:00 AM 4:30 PM
Fax:
(717) 263-9228
Except for some classes and publications
Programs:
Penn State Cooperative Extension provides educational programming for individuals, community groups,
agencies, schools, and businesses. Areas covered include:
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
Agriculture
Food Safety
Child Care Provider Trainings
Nutrition
Wellness
Parent Education
4-H
Youth Development
Lawn and Garden Care
Community Development
Environmental Issues
West Nile
Educational information is also disseminated through newsletters and phone inquiries.
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Pennsylvania Bureau of Blindness & Visual Services
Address: Forum Place
Phone: (717) 787-7500
555 Walnut Street
(866) 375-8264
Website: www.dli.state.pa.us
Fax:
(717) 772-0589
Days / Hours:
Walk-In
Monday - Friday
8:00 AM 4:30 PM
In-Home
Multilingual Services: Any language - will make
arrangements
must meet visual eligibility criteria
Programs:
The Bureau of Blindness & Visual Services offers several programs for people with visual impairment to
assist them in preventing blindness and overcoming the obstacles associated with vision loss.
* Vocational Rehabilitation Program - The program goal is to assist people in gaining meaningful
employment and financial independence
* Business Enterprise Program - Offers special management skills that enable people to operate their own
food service facilities or other small businesses independently in a commercial, industrial or government
location
* Specialized Services - Help individuals with visual impairment cope with the activities of daily living.
Programs include in-home services to help maintain safe living; counseling to help people deal with the
problems and fears of vision loss; housing; life skills to perform daily tasks and transportation to receive
social and medical services
* The Children's Services Program -assists children who are blind or visually impaired achieve their
maximum sensory, cognitive and social development
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Pennsylvania Client Assistance Program
Address: Harrisburg Office
Phone: (717) 233-1593
2149 North 2nd Street 3rd Floor
(877) 533-1593
(888) 745-2357
Harrisburg Voice/TTY
Harrisburg Voice/TTY Toll Free
Philadelphia Toll Free
Philadelphia Office (Main)
1617 JFK Boulevard, Suite 800
Email:
[email protected]
Fax:
(717) 233-1594
Harrisburg
Days / Hours:
By Appointment Only
For individuals with disabilities who are applying or receiving services from a program funded
under the Act.
Programs:
The Client Assistance Program (CAP) is an advocacy program established by Section 112 of the
Rehabilitation Act of 1973, an amended (Act). Each state and territory of the United States has a CAP to help
individuals with disabilities get the services they need from programs funded under the Act. Services offered
include:
* Information & Referral Services Regarding: services and benefits available under the Act and rights under
Title I of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)
* Advice and Interpretation of the Act and its regulations
* Negotiation to resolve problems
* Advocacy and Representation at mediation sessions, informal reviews, formal hearings, and in court
Contact CAP if you have a question about your rights under the Act or you are unhappy with the services you
are receiving from a program funded under the Act.
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Address: Outpatient Mental Health Programs
Phone: (717) 261-1426
75 S. Main St.
(717) 261-1218
(855) 272-1653
(855) 298-1489
Children's Services
55 Hamilton Road
Website: www.pacounseling.com
Fax:
Outpatient Mental Health
Programs
Children's Services
First Time Client Caller
Provider Referral
(717) 263-1647
Outpatient Mental
Health Programs
(717) 263-6571
Family-Based
Programs
Days / Hours:
In-Home - Children's Services
Monday - Friday
8:00 AM 8:00 PM
Multilingual Services: Spanish Speaking
Administrative Staff
Friday
Family based team available
8:00 AM 4:00 PM
Children's Services
Monday - Thursday
8:00 AM 5:00 PM
Children's Services
Must have Medical Assistance for Children's services
Medical Assistance
Private Insurance
Must have MA for Children's Services
Self-Pay
Sliding scale
Medicare
Programs:
Outpatient Services
Pennsylvania Counseling Services offers treatment and counseling services for mental health and
addictions. As a large, multi-disciplinary practice, PCS offers a broad range of outpatient services to children,
adults and families. Our large multi-disciplinary practice is credentialed to accept most insurance. Our broad
range of services includes:
Mental Health Treatment - all ages
* Individual Therapy
* Group Therapy
* Marriage and Family Therapy
Psychiatric Treatment - all ages
* Psychiatric Evaluations
* Medication Management
Specialized Treatments (group and/or individual)
* Eating Disorders
* Co-Dependency
* Trauma and Abuse issues
* Sexual Addiction
* Anger Management
* Cutting and Self-injurious Behavior
* ADHD
* Grief and Loss
* Family and Marital Conflict
* Depression
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* Anxiety
* Play Therapy
* Critical Incident Stress Debriefing
Drug and Alcohol Treatment - adult/adolescent
* Group Therapy
* Intensive Outpatient Therapy
Assessment Services
* Psychological Testing and Counseling
* Vocational Testing and Counseling
* Educational Testing and Counseling
Children's Services
BHRS (Wrap-Around) Services:
Behaviorahl Health Rehabilitation Services (BHRS), more commonly known as Wrap-Around Services, are
for children who need individual therapeutic assitance. A skilled staff person works with the child for a
specified number of hours per week in his/her home, school and/or community.
Behavioral Specialist Consultants, Mobile Therapists and Therapeutic Staff Supports work together to provide
the following services:
* Formulation and implementation of behavioral treatment plans
* Collaboration with and transfer of skills to parents, school staff and other caregivers
* Specialized treatments targeting symptoms of various childhood mental health disorders such as Attention
Deficit Hyper-Activity Disorder, Oppositional Defiant Disorder and Anxiety Disorders
* Specialized Autism treatment
Family Based Services:
Family Based Services are provided in the home and community by a two-person team. Family Based is
intensive with a typical authorization period lasting as long as eight months. Also, Family Based therapists
are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week to aid in crisis intervention and behavioral stabilization.
Futhermore, Family Based Services focus on the entire family, not just an indentified child.
Services are geared toward children and adolescents up to age 21 who are at risk for out-of-home placement
due to a severe emotional an/or behavior disorder or severe mental illness. Family Based teams assist
families by coordinating resources for successful solutions and management of presenting treatment issues.
Main goals of the Family Based Mental Health program:
* Reduce out-of-home placement of children
* Strengthen and maintain family unit
* Increase life skills and coping capacities of each family member
* Re-unify families previously separated due to the mental illness of their child
All offices are now located in Chambersburg Franklin County with local contact information.
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Pennsylvania Elks Major Projects Inc.
Address: 346 Church Street
Phone: (814) 781-7860
Saint Marys, PA 15857
[email protected]
Email:
Website: www.paelkshomeservice.org
Days / Hours:
Monday - Friday
8:00 AM 4:30 PM
Fax:
(814) 781-7860
with developmental disabilities which began before age 22
Programs:
Our Mission is "To support and promote the independence of individuals with developmental disabilities by
providing advocacy services in their home environment."
A nurse makes home visits to assess the needs of the individual and family. This can include equipment and
other home care needs. A referral is then made to the proper agencies and services and follow-up assistance
is provided. The nurse can act as a liaison between the person and other agencies and services, as well as
an advocate. Services can continue as long as needed throughout the person's lifetime.
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Pennsylvania Farmworker Project
of Philadephia Legal Assistance
Address: 42 South 15th Street
Phone: (215) 981-3800
(888) 541-1544
[email protected]
Email:
Website: www.philalegal.org
Fax:
(215) 981-3860
Days / Hours:
Walk-In
In-Home
Monday - Friday
9:00 AM 5:00 PM
Multilingual Services: Spanish/Others may be
available
200% FPIG
All Ages
migrant & seasonal farmworkers
Programs:
Farmworker Project
The Pennsylvania Farmworker Project of Philadelphia Legal Assistance is a federally funded program which
provides legal services to migrant and seasonal farm workers throughout the state of Pennsylvania. The
Project represents income-eligible farm workers in administrative and civil proceedings regarding violations of
labor laws, the Migrant and Seasonal Agricultural Workers Protection Act, the Fair Labor Standards Act and
violations of state laws, including but not limited to, the Pennsylvania Seasonal Farm Labor Act. The Project
assists income-eligible farm workers with problems such as lack of protections from pesticides, unsafe living
and working conditions, exploitation by farm labor contractors and employers, some public benefits issues
and income tax issues. The Project works with community and governmental groups who serve migrant and
seasonal farm workers to provide legal education to workers and service providers regarding farm workers'
legal rights. The Project's staff conducts extensive outreach to seasonal farm labor camps during the peak
crop seasons in Pennsylvania. The staff is also available to visit workers during non-peak season, as needed.
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Pennsylvania Health and Human Services Call Center
Address: 1011 Mumma Rd, Suite 100
Phone: (877) 232-7640
TTY
Wormleysburg, PA 17043
[email protected]
Email:
Website: www.helpinpa.state.pa.us
Fax:
Days / Hours:
Saturday
9:00 AM 3:00 PM
Monday - Friday
7:00 AM 7:00 PM
Service Delivery: Information & Referral
Multilingual Services: Spanish, French, Creole, &
Russian
Programs:
Healthy Baby Helpline
Provides information and referral services for low/middle-income families in need of prenatal care & prenatal
health insurance. Call 1-800-986-2229.
Healthy Kids Helpline
Provides information and referral services for low/middle-income families in need of pediatric care/health
insurance. Call 1-800-986-5437.
Long-Term Care Helpline
Provides information about long-term care services for older persons or those with long term disabilities. Call
1-866-286-3636.
Adult Basic Helpline
Provides info for healthcare coverage for adults ages 19-64 for primary care. Call 1-800-462-2742.
Lead Information Line
Provides information about lead poisoning, control and abatement, especially childhood lead poisoning, etc.
Call 1-800-440-5323.
Special Kids Network/Recreation and Leisure/Parent to Parent Helpline
Info on a broad range of services for children with special needs, recreational referrals for persons with
disabilities seeking inclusive community services including clubs, camps, and athletics. Call 1-800-986-4550.
Brain Injury Helpline
Information and referral for services available to individuals with traumatic brain injury. Call 1-866-412-4755.
Nursing & Personal Care Home Complaints
1-800-254-5164
Hospital, Ambulatory Surgical Facility & Portable X-Ray Complaints
1-800-254-5164
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Pennsylvania Housing Finance Agency (PHFA)
Address: 2101 North Front Street
Phone: (717) 780-3800
Website: www.phfa.org
Fax:
Days / Hours:
Monday - Friday
8:00 AM 5:00 PM
(717) 780-3905
Service Delivery:
Fee/Payment Method:
Programs:
Pennsylvania Housing Finance Agency (PHFA) offers programs in three primary areas: Multi-Family Rental
Housing Development, Single-Family Homeownership, and Homeowner Mortgage Assistance. For
information about these programs, as well as other PHFA initiatives, visit the PHFA website. Also, be sure to
visit the Pennsylvania Affordable Apartment Locator (PAL) at www.phaf.org/pal. The PAL is a web-based
search tool to link customers to affordable housing options throughout the commonwealth.
Homeownership Programs
Several programs with varying guidelines offer home mortgage financing to first-time homebuyers. Loans are
made through participating lending institutions. For more information, contact the toll-free mortgage hotline at
1-800-822-1174.
The Homeowners' Emergency Mortgage Assistance Program (HEMAP)
Provides loans to persons who have received an Act 91 and are in danger of losing their home to foreclosure.
For more information, contact HEMAP at 1-800-342-2397.
Low Income Housing Tax Credit Program
Federally-authorized initiative administered by PHFA as a monetary incentive to assist the private
development and preservation of affordable multi-family apartments.
PennHOMES Program
Offers interest-free, deferred payment loans for building, rehabilitating, or preserving rental housing for
persons of limited means, including older adults, families of low-to-moderate income, and persons with
disabilities. Call 717.780.3876 for more information.
Refinance to an Affordable Loan
Program offers attractive 30-year fixed rates to individuals at risk of losing their homes due to current
unaffordable mortgages. Call 1-800-822-1174 for more information.
Homeowners’ Equity Recovery Opportunity
Available to borrowers not eligible for other mortgage products due to credit issues or owing more than the
current appraised value of the home. Call 1-800-822-1174 for more information.
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Pennsylvania State Data Center
Address: 777 West Harrisburg Pike
Phone: (717) 948-6336
Middletown, PA 17057
[email protected]
Email:
Website: http://pasdc.hbg.psu.edu
Fax:
(717) 948-6754
Days / Hours:
Appointment
Monday - Friday
8:00 AM 4:30 PM
Credit Card
Programs:
The Pennsylvania State Data Center is the Commonwealth's official source of population and economic
statistics. The PASDC provides data products and services to businesses, academia, non-profits, and private
citizens for a fee. Products and services include: consultation of data availability and use, custom
programming and reports, statistical mapping, research projects, technical training, and workshops.
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Updated 5/5/2009
Pennsylvania Tourette Syndrome Association
Address: 132 West Middle Street
Phone: (717) 337-1134
(800) 990-3300
[email protected]
Email:
Website: www.patsainc.org
Fax:
(717) 337-1960
Days / Hours:
Walk-In
Monday - Friday
9:00 AM 5:00 PM
those with Tourette Syndrome and their families
Programs:
* Advocacy Services
* Support Groups
* Quarterly Newsletter
* In-Services To Schools & Businesses about Tourette Syndrome
Local advocates accompany parents to all types of school meetings (IEP, 504, MDT) and also attend court
hearings, contact insurance providers and employers, and provide in-services across the state.
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Pennsylvania's Initiative on Assistive Technology (PIAT)
Address: UCP of Central PA
Phone: (800) 204-7428
925 Linda Lane
Camp Hill, PA 17011
(717) 737-9416
(717) 737-3477
(215) 204-1356
Main Office - Institute on Disabilities/UAP
423 Ritter Annex, Temple University
[email protected]
Email:
Website: http://disabilities.temple.edu
Days / Hours:
Monday - Friday
8:00 AM 5:00 PM
Fax:
(215) 204-9371
Main Office - Toll Free
Local Office/Fax
Local Office -TTY
Main Office - TTY
Main Office
local office
Monday - Friday
8:30 AM 5:00 PM
main office
General Public
All Ages
Programs:
Assistive Technology Equipment Loan Program
A program free to all residents of Pennsylvania, regardless of age or disability, allowing them to borrow
assistive equipment from an inventory of over 3,000 pieces to see if the device enables them to live more
independently and comfortably. Length of loan period depends on the type of device borrowed. Equipment
available for loan consists of devices that can be easily shipped (UPS), do not require installation or
permanent modification, and do not involve weight bearing.
Cash Loan Program to Purchase Assistive Technology Equipment
Low cost, state guaranteed loans are available to provide PA residents with cash to purchase assistive
equipment, through the Pennsylvania Assistive Technology Foundation, established for this purpose.
Recycled Equipment Exchange Project
A free state-wide classified listing of used assistive technology equipment to sell or donate, published
quarterly.
These programs are funded by the State and Federal governments and coordinated in Franklin County by
UCP of Central PA. Contact UCP for more information (717-267-2672).
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Person Directed Supports, Inc.
Address: 313 Warm Spring Spring Road
Phone: (717) 264-6290
[email protected]
Email:
[email protected]
Email:
Website: www.persondirectedsupports.com
Fax:
(717) 263-3594
Days / Hours:
In-Home
Monday - Friday
9:00 AM 5:00 PM
Monday - Friday
9:00 AM 3:00 PM
day program
All Ages
Private Insurance
Medical Assistance
Sliding Scale
Self-Pay
Programs:
Mental Health
* Day Program
* Community Living Arrangements
* Supported Employment
* Unlicensed Home and Community habilitation
Developmental Disabilities Services
Day Program - non-traditional for adults with a developmental disability. Individuals in attendance:
*
*
*
*
Tour various historical sites
Participate in community activities
Enjoy social & recreational activities
Volunteer at various local businesses
Community Living Arrangements
* Twenty-four hour care by staff
* Based on person-centered planning and essential lifestyle planning
* Each home is staffed and consumers are assisted in any area of need to further promote independence as
they have chosen through their person-centered planning
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Planned Parenthood of Central Pennsylvania
Address: 1854 Wayne Avenue P.O. Box 309
Phone: (717) 264-4666
(800) 800-PLAN
(717) 765-8784
52 East 2nd Street
Website: www.plannedparenthood.org
Fax:
(717) 264-4440
x-201 Chambersburg
Waynesboro
Chambersburg
Days / Hours:
Call for hours
Walk-In (for some services)
Multilingual Services: Available at Gettysburg Office
All ages
Private Insurance
Medical Assistance
Self-Pay
Credit Card
Programs:
Services at Planned Parenthood of Central PA include:
* Counseling and Referral - pregnancy assistance, infertility, sterilization, and genetics information
* Medical Services - annual exams (male and female), birth control, pregnancy testing, testing & treatment,
physical exams (including driver's license and school sports) and other services
* Education Programs - peer, community, and parent education and professional training
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Phone: (717) 267-3738
(717) 762-8066
(717) 532-4446
(717) 597-2447
(800) 638-0743
501 South Cedar Lane
20 East Burd Street
Chambersburg
Waynesboro
Shippensburg
Greencastle
Toll Free
220 S. Potomac Street
Website: www.pregnancyministries.org
Fax:
(717) 267-0563
Chambersburg
(717) 762-5535
(717) 532-4446
Waynesboro
Shippensburg
Days / Hours:
Days / Hours Vary
Walk-In
Multilingual Services: limited Spanish
Population Served: Women & Teens of all ages
Programs:
We are committed to helping and encouraging any woman facing an unplanned pregnancy by providing:
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
Free pregnancy test with verification
Education about pregnancy
Peer counseling as needed with parents, boyfriend, or husband
Referrals for medical care, social services, legal aid, and adoption
Furnish maternity clothes
Assist with housing if needed and eligible
Help and guidance in related areas
Ongoing personal counseling in a supportive relationship
Post-abortion peer counseling
Referrals for foster home care
Baby clothing and furniture
Planning for future and other assistance depending on circumstances
Assist with transportation if needed for prenatal and related appointments
Our services are free of charge, confidential, supportive, caring, and non-judgemental.
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Psychological Services
Dr. Stephen Overcash
Address: 166 S. Main St.
Phone: (717) 263-9471
[email protected]
Email:
Website: www.innernet.net/doco
Fax:
Days / Hours:
Tuesday-Thursday
8:00 AM 6:00 PM
(717) 263-5133
All Ages
children under age 10 seen for evaluation only
Private Insurance
Self-Pay
CHIP
Medicare
Programs:
Services provided include individual counseling/psychotherapy, multimodal behavioral therapy, biofeedback
and relaxation therapy, neurofeedback and therapy, stress management, pain management, hypnotherapy,
weight control, attention deficit testing and evaluation, psychological and neuropsychological
testing/evaluation, family counseling, behavior modification, personnel selection to businesses.
Dr. Overcash is a licensed psychologist with 35 years experience. He is a member of the National Register of
Health Service Providers in Psychology. He is certified in biofeedback therapy and a Fellow with the
Biofeedback Certification Institutes of America. He is certified in neurotherapy by the Neurotherapy
Certification Board, and is a Fellow with the Academy of Learning and Developmental Disorders of the
American Board of Professional Disability Consultants. He is also a senior disability analyst and diplomat with
the American Board of Disability Analysts and a consultant to Fulton County Behavioral Health.
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Pyramid Healthcare
Address: 455 Phoenix Drive
Phone: (717) 261-9100
Fax:
(717) 261-9104
Multilingual Services: Spanish - Assessments and
Days / Hours:
Hours Vary
Services
All Ages
Medical Assistance
Franklin/Fulton County Funding
Varies depending on service
Private Insurance
Self-Pay
Programs:
Services include:
* Drug & Alcohol Assessment and Evaluations
* Group Therapy
* Anger Management Intervention
* Family Therapy
* Intervention Services
* Education for DUI and Drug/Alcohol related Offenders
Our clinicians are well versed in all levels of practice, have a combined total of over 30 years of experience,
and are consistently dedicated to the needs of our clients.
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Address: 1600 Orchard Drive
Phone: (717) 262-4650
Website: www.summithealth.org/results
Fax:
Days / Hours:
Membership
Saturday
6:00 AM 4:00 PM
Monday - Thursday
5:30 AM 9:00 PM
Firday
5:30 AM 8:00 PM
All Ages
Fee/Payment Method: Self-Pay
Programs:
Summit Health offers exercise classes and programs at Results Therapy and Fitness. For a low monthly fee,
Results offers individualized training with state-of-the-art fitness equipment. Workouts change every 10-12
weeks to keep them challenging. Fitness classes are also offered at a low fee, or free to members. Classes
include cardio workout classes, yoga, Zumba, cardio salsa, ab classes and SilverSneakers workouts.
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A Not-For-Profit Service of Chambersburg Hospital
Address: Summit Health Center Building 2
Phone: (717) 217-6750
757 Norland Avenue, Suite 103
Website: www.summithealth.org/rbswc
Days / Hours:
Friday
7:00 AM 6:00 PM
Monday - Thursday
7:30 AM 8:00 PM
Fax:
All Ages
Fee/Payment Method:
Programs:
Rhonda Brake Shreiner Women's Center offers leading-edge breast cancer screening, diagnosis, and
treatment services through personalized care provided by expert staff and physicians.
Diagnostic tests include:
-Mammograms
-Breast Ultrasounds
-Ultrasound Breast Biopsy
-Stereotactic Breast Biopsy
-DEXA Scan (Bone Density)
Breast Surgeons
Our breast surgeons are available to answer your questions about breast care. If breast surgery is
necessary, our surgeons can help you and your family make decisions about your care.
Oncoplastic Surgery
Oncoplastic Surgery is a combination of advanced plastic surgery techniques and surgery to treat breast
cancer, with a goal of removing cancerous cells while achieving a better costmetic outcome.
Health Education Library
The library provides free internet access, books, brochures, and videos to be used as a resource to help you
understand breast cancer and make informed decisions.
Breast Health Patient Navigator
Laura Gordon, our Breast Health Patient Navigator. Is here to help you and your family. Laura can help you
with:
-Making appointments
-Emotional Support
-Understanding the process of diagnosis, treatment, and living a wonderful life after breast cancer
-Determining the best treatment option for you
-Making informed decisions about your care
-Finding community resources
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Updated 7/10/2009
A Not-For-Profit Service of Chambersburg Hospital
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Roxbury Treatment Center
Address: 401 East Louther St., Suite 213
Phone: (717) 532-4217
(800) 648-4673
Carlisle, PA 17013
The Professional Arts Building
Penn Craft Avenue
601 Roxbury Road
[email protected]
Email:
Website: www.roxburyhospital.com
Fax:
(717) 532-4003
Days / Hours:
Walk-In
Seven Days a Week
Adults
ages 18 and older for inpatient services
Private Insurance
Medical Assistance
Self-Pay
Credit Card
Programs:
Roxbury Treatment Center serves adults with substance abuse and mental health problems. Lengths of stay
vary depending on patient's progess. Patients participate in lectures, group therapy, individual counseling,
discussion groups, work/recreation therapy, and AA and NA meetings. Firm aftercare appointment is made
prior to discharge.
Acute-Care Psychiatric Unit
This program specializes in the treatment of adults and elderly patients who are suffering from co-occurring
disorders; mental illness and substance use/abuse issues.
Outpatient offices are located in Chambersburg and Carlisle.
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Salvation Army
Address: 159 Lincoln Way West
Phone: (717) 264-6169
Fax:
(717) 264-9474
Days / Hours:
Walk-In
In-Home
Monday - Friday
9:00 AM 3:00 PM
Walk-Ins from 9 AM - 12 PM & 1 PM - 3 PM
All Ages
Sliding Scale
for court ordered Supervised Visitation Program only
Programs:
* Rent, Utilities (electric, gas, oil, propane, kerosene), Prescriptions, Emergency Food Pantry, Diapers,
Formula, & Clothing
* Soup Kitchen
* Thrift Store
* Youth Activities
* Court-Ordered Supervised Visitation (court referral required) - there is a sliding scale for this program
* Drug & Alcohol Rehabilitation at various sites. Clients can be linked to Salvation Army Drug & Alcohol
Rehabilitation sites elsewhere (closest site is in Harrisburg)
* Summer Camp Opportunities - for children ages 7-12 in Waymart, Pa.
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SCCAP, Inc. (South Central Community Action Program)
Phone: (717) 263-5060
153 North Stratton Street
[email protected]
Email:
Fax:
(717) 263-7060
Days / Hours:
Walk-In
Monday - Friday
8:00 AM 4:30 PM
administration
Low Income
125% of FPIG
Programs:
The agency operates the following programs in Franklin County:
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
Operation Care/Emergency Services
Homeless Shelter (See profile)
Food Pantries (See appendix)
Utility Assistance/$1 Energy Fund Applications
WIC (Women, Infants & Children) (See profile)
Housing Rehabilitation/Accessibility for Handicapped Homeowners
Child Care Information Services (CCIS) (See profile)
Weatherization Assistance Program (See profile)
Supported Engagement Program
Homeless Assistance Program
SCCAP offers many programs. For more information, please contact the office.
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Section 8/Housing Choice Voucher Program
Housing Authority of Franklin County
Phone: (717) 263-2021
(800) 370-8288
(717) 762-7117
202 Elder Avenue
[email protected]
Email:
Website: www.fcha.net
Fax:
Days / Hours:
Monday - Friday
9:00 AM 4:30 PM
(717) 263-7474
closed daily 12:00 PM -12:30 PM
Wednesday Only
9:00 AM 4:30 PM
Waynesboro location (closed 12:00 - 12:30)
Low Income
All Ages
Programs:
Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher Program and Family Self-Sufficiency Program.
Applications are available online.
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Waynesboro
Shelter of Franklin County
A program of SCCAP, Inc.
Phone: (717) 267-3669
[email protected]
Email:
Fax:
(717) 263-8036
Days / Hours:
Walk-In
24/7
Monday - Friday
8:00 AM 4:00 PM
intakes by casemanager
Cash or Money Order
or 15% of gross income if working
Programs:
Provide temporary emergency shelter to homeless families and individuals. Also provide short-term case
management and referral services in order to aid participants in stabilizing their lives. Shelter is provided on a
week-to-week basis.
Intakes are conducted by the case manager during office hours only. Intakes may be conducted anytime
between 8 AM - 10 PM at the casemanager's discretion. Referring agencies are required to complete the
shelter's referral and release form before any decisions about intake can be made.
We can only accept a limited number of MH/MR or addiction cases at any time. We are not a clinical or legal
after-care facility and are not funded or staffed to provide the specialized services those clients require.
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Address: 126 East King Street
Phone: (717) 530-7900
Fax
[email protected]
Email:
Website: www.shippensburgcommunitynurse.org
Days / Hours:
Monday - Friday
8:00 AM 1:00 PM
Fax:
Population Served: Shippensburg Residents
with phone exchange 530, 532, 477, 423
Adults
ages 18-110
Donations Accepted
Programs:
Health guidance, supervision, and assistance with nursing services are provided. Physician approval is
needed but individual referrals are welcome.
Nursing care delivered is that which is not covered by skilled care services or insurance. Funding is provided
by the Shippensburg Civic Club, Shippensburg United Way, and the Carlisle Health and Wellness Foundation.
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Updated 9/17/2009
Shippensburg Family & Walk-In
Address: 46 Walnut Bottom Road
Phone: (717) 530-5117
Website: www.SummitHealth.org/WalkIn
Fax:
Days / Hours:
Walk-In
Monday - Friday
8:00 AM 7:00 PM
Family Practice
Sunday
11:00 AM 6:00 PM
Walk-In
Monday - Friday
11:00 AM 7:00 PM
Walk-In
Saturday
11:00 AM 6:00 PM
Walk-In
Private Insurance
Medical Assistance
Self-Pay
Credit Card
Programs:
Walk-In Center
Go to Shippensburg Family and Walk-in Care for rapid minor illnesses and injuries like these:
-Simple lacerations
-Minor burns
-Cuts
-Bumps
-Twisted or sprained ankles
-Fever or flu symptoms
-Cough, cold, or sore throat
-Minor skin rashes
-Mild asthma
-Ear or eye infections
-Animal bites or bee stings
-Minor headaches
-Sports and camp physicals for kids
Family Physicians
Appointment needed. Traditional family practice.
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Shippensburg Head Start Program
Shippensburg University
Address: Grove Spiritual Center
Phone: (717) 477-1626
1871 Old Main Drive,
Fax:
Days / Hours:
Monday - Friday
(717) 477-4097
7:30 AM 3:30 PM
Appointment
Class Hours Vary
ages 3-5
Low Income
Programs:
Center-based and home-based services, education, health and social services and nutrition services:
* Education - Provide a developmentally appropriate learning environment and varied experiences for
children
* Parent Involvement - Provide opportunities for the parent's participation in the child's education, as well as
in decision making for the program
* Social Services - Educate parents about community services and how to use them
* Health - Provide an overall health service program including dental, medical and nutrition services to
enrolled children
* Nutrition and Food - Provide food to meet child's needs and offer nutrition education programs
* Special Needs - All children with special needs receive the full range of services available to other Head
Start children
Areas served also include: Roxbury, Pleasant Hall, Lurgan, Newville and Carlisle area.
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Updated 6/23/2009
Social Security Administration
Address: 50 North Third Street
Phone: (717) 263-4138
(800) 772-1213
Website: www.socialsecurity.gov
Fax:
(717) 263-0762
Days / Hours:
Walk-In
Monday - Friday
9:00 AM 4:00 PM
All Ages
Programs:
Assistance with applications for Social Security
*
*
*
*
Retirement
Survivors
Disability
Medicare
Assistance with Applications for Supplemental Security Income (SSI)
These payments provide a guaranteed level of income for those who have lower income and resources.
Maximum SSI payments in Pennsylvania vary according to the eligible individual's living arrangement. Aged
SSI payments can be made to persons age 65 or older who meet the income/resource guidelines. SSI
Disability payments for disabled persons under age 65, including children, are available. There are no work
credit requirements and no waiting period for SSI as there are for Social Security disability benefits.
Assistance with applications for Social Security Number Cards
Evidence of age, identity, citizenship, or alien status is required. Applications to change a name require
evidence of identity under old name and new name (e.g. a marriage certificate).
Reports Affecting Benefits
(e.g. Address Change, Direct Deposit, Earnings, Marriage, Death) are processed at the Social Security Office
or via the toll-free number.
Public Information Services
Pamphlets, posters, research materials, videotapes, and speakers are available.
Some automated services, via the toll-free number, are available 24/7. Check out what you can do online by
visiting www.socialsecurity.gov.
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Spanish English Translation Providers
Phone: (717) 816-1820
Address:
(717) 404-9311
Email:
[email protected]
After Hours
Fax:
Days / Hours:
Monday - Friday
By appointment only
Fee/Payment Method: Self-Pay
Programs:
SET Providers
SET Providers has been in operation since 2004 and offers Spanish/English translation/interpretation
services by appointment. SET provides translation of legal documents such as birth certificates and power of
attorney and also provides one-on-one interpretation where needed such as medical, technical, or legal
settings.
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Updated 6/17/2010
Special Olympics
Franklin County Area
Address: 14 Sanibel Lane
Phone: (717) 264-9449
Website: www.specialolympics.org
Fax:
Days / Hours:
Monday - Friday
8:00 AM 4:15 PM
(717) 261-3401
CAMS
Service Delivery:
school age to adult
Programs:
Special Olympics Franklin County is a year-round sports/training program. Most participants are ages 7 - 21.
Adults can also be involved in the program. Special Olympics Franklin County trains athletes in aquatics,
athletics, alpine skiing, volleyball, team softball, basketball, bowling, indoor soccer, golf, long-distance racing
(walking/running), and floor hockey. The program is open to residents with mental retardation ages 7 and
older. The program is run by volunteers, there are no paid staff, and is financed through three major
fundraisers as well as donations from individuals, corporations and civic clubs.
Volunteers are always needed. Trainings are held several times a year. The Special Olympics can be
reached at Chambersburg Area Middle School from August 15 - June 15.
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Updated 12/16/2009
Spectrum Health and Wellness, Ltd.
Address: 1128 Kennebec Drive
Phone: (717) 263-0307
Email:
[email protected]
Fax:
(717) 263-1218
Days / Hours:
In-Home
Mon., Tue., Thur., Fri.
9:00 AM 5:00 PM
Wed.
9:00 AM 8:00 PM
Low Income
All Ages
Medical Assistance
Self-Pay
Programs:
Outpatient Mental Health Clinic-Services On-Site
* Psychiatry: Spectrum provides psychiatric evaluations to adults, adolescents, and children. In addition,
regular and consistent visits to monitor medication is an important aspect of the psychiatric relationship.
Spectrum’s Medical Director is Harvey Shapiro, board certified psychiatrist
* Suboxone treatment is available on a limited basis
* Psychotherapy: Spectrum offers individual, family, and couples counseling. Therapists provide patients with
the tools to help identify and change behaviors through communication and cognitive behavioral therapy.
Group and Play Therapy are available when indicated.
Behavioral Health Rehabilitative Services (BHRS)
* BHRS provides wraparound services to children and adolescents. These services can be one-on-one, with
the family, or in conjunction with schools
* Professional positions include Mobile Therapist, Behavioral Specialist Consultant, and Therapeutic Staff
Support
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Spring of Hope Prayer Counseling Ministries
Address: 230 South Potomac Street
Phone: (717) 762-0234
(888) 738-0234
[email protected]
Email:
Website: www.springofhope.org
Days / Hours:
Monday - Friday
9:00 AM 4:00 PM
Fax:
Toll Free
(717) 762-0264
All Ages
Fee/Payment Method: Donation Basis
Programs:
Spring of Hope is a life-giving ministry designed to bring hope and purpose to those in need in the community
at large. We seek to do this by facilitating the process of restoring broken relationships, hurting families, and
healing of wounded lives through prayer counseling and Biblically-based teaching. Spring of Hope Prayer
Counseling is committed to the task of restoring broken relationships and bringing healing to the hurt and
wounded, in the name of Jesus Christ.
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Updated 12/18/2009
Stecher, Eugene H., M.Div., M.A.
Guidance Associates of Pennsylvania
Address: 268 S. 6th Street
Phone: (717) 263-9392
Days / Hours:
Friday
9:00 AM 5:00 PM
Tuesday/Wednesday
9:00 AM 9:00 PM
Fax:
Adults
ages 18-65
Fee/Payment Method: Hourly Rate
Private Insurance
Self-Pay
Programs:
Clinical and counseling psychology:
* Couples
* Divorce
* Family/Parenting
* Marital
* Psychotherapy
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Updated 12/2/2009
Stephen Ministry
Lutheran Social Services of Southcentral PA
Phone: (717) 264-5700
[email protected]
Email:
Fax:
(717) 263-0119
Days / Hours:
All Ages
in need of temporary assistance
Programs:
Stephen Ministry
Stephen Ministry-trained volunteers provide emotional and spiritual support for people going through a difficult
time in their life. Volunteers receive ongoing supervision and continuing education.
Volunteers are members of local churches who provide help to individuals and families.
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Summit Bariatric Services
Phone: (717) 217-4215
112 North 7th St.
Summit Health Center- Building 2
Website: www.summithealth.org/bariatric
Days / Hours:
Fax:
Fee/Payment Method:
Programs:
Summit Bariatric Services offers three surgical weight loss methods, including gastric bypass surgery,
adjustable gastric banding and gastric sleeve surgery. Call (717) 217-4215 or (717) 217- 6800 to learn how
you can get started and to set up a one-on-one appointment. Visit www.SummitHealth.org/bariatric for more
information.
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Summit Behavioral Health Services - Outpatient
Address: 176 Coldbrook Avenue
Phone: (717) 267-7480
Fax:
Days / Hours:
Monday - Thursday
8:00 AM 7:00 PM
Friday
8:00 AM 5:00 PM
Fee/Payment Method:
Programs:
The outpatient clinic provides therapeutic treatment under the direction of board certified psychiatrists.
Treatment options include diagnostic evaluations, individual, couples, family and group therapy, medication
management, play therapy for children and specialized eating disorders treatment also available.
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Updated 7/10/2009
Summit Cancer and Hematology Services
Address: Medical Oncology
Phone: (717) 217-6020
(717) 262-4660
Medical Oncology
Radiation Oncology
Radiation Oncology
260 North Seventh Street
Website: www.summithealth.org/cancer
Fax:
Days / Hours:
Fee/Payment Method:
Programs:
The Summit Cancer Services provides quality cancer care in a local setting. Certified by the American
College of Surgeons, Summit Cancer and Hematology Services ensure access to quality cancer care without
the need to travel outside the local area. Services available include:
* Surgery
* Radiation Therapy (3-D conformal, superficial electron therapy. Intensity Modulated Radiation Therapy,
Image Guided Radiation Therapy, Stereotactic Body Radiation Therapy with TomoTherapy, and Gynecologic
High-dose Rate treatments.)
* Chemotherapy
* Laboratory
* Pain Management
* Palliative Care
* Nutritional Services
* Social services
* Support Groups
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Summit Endocrinology
Address: Summit Health Center
Phone: (717) 217-6820
Initial Appointment
Waynesboro Hospital
501 East Main Street
Fax:
Days / Hours:
Monday - Friday
8:00 AM 4:30 PM
(717) 217-6942
Chambersburg
Monday - Friday
Waynesboro
(by appointment)
All Ages
General Public
Fee/Payment Method:
Programs:
Summit Endocrinology offers diabetes services including:
- Prevention Education
- Comprehensive diabetes management
- Insulin pump management
- Meal planning
- Exercise planning
- Group classes
- Continous glucose monitoring
Summit Endocrinology also offers management and treatment of:
- Thyroid disorders
- Thyroid cancer management
- Osteoporosis
- Cholesterol disorders
- Adrenal gland disorders
- Pituitary gland disorders
- Menstrual disorders
- Testosterone disorders
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Chambersburg
Phone:
112 N. Seventh St., Chambersburg PA 17201
Fax:
Days / Hours:
Service Delivery:
Population Served:
Fee/Payment Method:
Programs:
Lab services are offered at the following locations:
Lab services are offered at the following locations:
Chambersburg
112 N. Seventh St., Chambersburg Pa 17201
Hours: Monday-Friday, 6:30 a.m-6 p.m; Saturday, 7 a.m.-2:30 p.m.
(717)267-7153
Fifth Avenue Laboratory
Park Fifth Avenue Professional Center
761 Fifth Avenue, Suite C, Chambersburg, Pa 17201
Hours: Monday-Friday, 6:30 a.m.-Noon
(717)267-0969
Summit Diagnostic Services
Summit Health Center- Building 2
757 Norland Avenue, Suite 102, Chambersburg Pa 17201
Hours: Monday-Friday, 6:30 a.m.-5p.m.; Saturday, 6:30 a.m.-Noon
(717)217-6745
Greencastle
Greencastle Health Services
John L. Grove Medical Center
50 Easter Avenue, Suite 141, Greencastle, PA 17225
Hours: Monday-Friday 6:30 a.m.-3 p.m.
Mercersburg
Mercersburg Health Center
2 Keefer Drive, Mercersburg, PA 17236
Hours: Monday-Friday, 6:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
(717) 328-2636
Shippensburg
Shippensburg Health Services
46 Walnut Bottom Road, Shippensburg, Pa 17257
Hours: Monday-Friday, 6:30 a.m.- 3 p.m.
717-530-5333
Waynesboro
Waynesboro Hospital
501 E. Main St., Waynesboro Pa 17268
Hours: Monday- Friday, 6 a.m. -6 p.m.; Saturday, 7 a.m. -2:30 p.m.
(717)765-3403
Waynesboro Diagnostic Services
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Waynesboro Health Center
12525 N. Welty Road, Waynesboro Pa 17268
Hours: Monday-Friday. 7 a.m.-3 p.m.
(717)765-3435
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Summit Health Radiology and Diagnostic Imaging
Services
A Not-For-Profit Service of Chambersburg and Waynesboro Hospital
Address:
Phone:
Fax:
Days / Hours:
Service Delivery:
Population Served:
Fee/Payment Method:
Programs:
Summit Health boasts some of the nation's most advanced X-ray, MRI, mammography and CT scan
technology to determine the presence and nature of medical conditions and diseases. Our diagnostic
services are accredited by the American College of Radiology and are reviewed by the Joint Commission and
Pennsylvania Department of Health. Services are available at:
Chambersburg Hospital, (717) 267-7145
112 North Seventh Street, Chambersburg, PA
CT Scan, MRI, Nuclear Medicine, PET/CT Scan, Ultrasound, X-ray
Greencastle Health Services, (717) 597-5537
John L. Grove Medical Center, 50 Eastern Avenue
Suite 141, Greencastle, PA
Mammography, Ultrasound, X-ray
Shippensburg (Progress Blvd.), Progress Professional Center, (717) 267-7145
97 Progress Boulevard, Shippensburg, PA
MRI
Shippensburg Health Services, Shippensburg Medical Campus, (717) 530-5333
46 Walnut Bottom Road, Shippensburg, PA
Mammography, Ultrasound, X-ray
Rhonda Brake Shreiner Women’s Center, Summit Health Center, (717) 217-6751
Building 2, 757 Norland Avenue
Suite 103, Chambersburg, PA
Bone Density Study, Mammography, Ultrasound, Stereotactic Breast Biopsy
Summit Diagnostic Services, Summit Health Center, (717) 267-7145
Building 2, 757 Norland Avenue
Suite 102, Chambersburg, PA
CT Scan, Bone Density Study, MRI, Ultrasound, X-ray, Fluoroscopy
Waynesboro Diagnostic Services, Waynesboro Health Center, (717) 765-3404
12525 North Welty Road, Waynesboro, PA
Bone Density Study, Mammography, Mammography, X-ray
Waynesboro Hospital, (717) 765-3404
501 East Main Street, Waynesboro, PA
CT Scan, Mammography, MRI, Nuclear Medicine, Ultrasound, X-ray, Fluoroscopy, Stereotactic Breast Biopsy
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Summit Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
A Not-For-Profit Service of Chambersburg and Waynesboro Hospital
Address:
Phone:
Fax:
Days / Hours:
Fee/Payment Method:
Programs:
Franklin County's leading provider of rehab for over 30 years, this healthcare specialty is involved with
evaluating and treating disorders of the musculoskeletal and neurological systems. Services are located at
the following locations:
1600 Orchard Drive, Chambersburg, PA
Phone: (717) 262-4650
Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy
Shippensburg Health Services
46 Walnut Bottom Road, Shippensburg, PA
Phone: (717) 530-5333
Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy
Waynesboro Hospital
501 East Main Street, Waynesboro, PA
Phone: (717) 765-3456
Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Speech Therapy
112 North Seventh Street, Chambersburg, PA
Phone: (717) 267-7715
Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Speech Therapy
www. SummitHealth.org/rehab for more information on physical medicine services in Franklin County.
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The Hope Center at Hagerstown Rescue Mission
Address: 125 North Prospect Street, P.O. Box 685
Phone: (301) 739-1165
Email:
[email protected]
Days / Hours:
Fax:
(301) 739-1169
Service Delivery:
All Hours
Population Served: Males Only (18+)
For Residential Services
Programs:
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
Residential 13-month recovery program for drug/alcohol addiction
Homeless Shelter
Drug Testing
Drug/Alcohol Counseling
Bible Study
Meals and food orders provided for men, women and children
Clothing and furniture donations with approval
Hagerstown Rescue Mission is a Gospel Rescue Mission. Men who wish to reside and/or enter the program
will be asked to abide by the Mission's rules including attending Bible classes and chapel services.
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The House of Grace
Phone: (717) 709-0085
Email:
[email protected]
Days / Hours:
Monday - Thursday
8:30 AM 4:00 PM
Fax:
(717) 709-0825
Population Served: Adult Females
in Franklin County
Programs:
Life skills education and mentoring program in a warm, nurturing "home" atmosphere. Life skills education
utilizes primarily a "hands on" approach and is one-on-one whenever possible. Skills include, are but not
limited to:
* Cooking & Nutrition
* Sewing & Knitting
* Crafts
* Parenting
* Cleaning
* Basic Computer
For those interested, also offered:
* Bible Study
* Prayer Groups
* Discipleship Class
* Spiritual Growth Class
* One on One Mentoring
Other programming includes, but is not limited to:
* Developing Communication Skills
* Building Relationships
* Managing Stress
* Various Home Safety and Health Classes
Dress to a Tea Shop
Located at 17 West King Street, Chambersburg, hours of operation are as follows:
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, & Thursday 10 AM - 5 PM
Saturday 10 AM - 2 PM
Also offered is a workshop for women going back into the work force on the second Monday of each month.
Registration is required.
For more information, call 267-0603
This is a non-residential program. Women participate in activities by appointment only.
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Touch-A-Life
Lutheran Social Services of Southcentral PA
Phone: (717) 264-5700
[email protected]
Email:
Fax:
(717) 263-0119
Days / Hours:
All Ages
in need of temporary assistance
Fee/Payment Method:
Programs:
Touch-A-Life is an ecumenical volunteer outreach ministry of Lutheran Social Services of South Central PA
working through congregations in Franklin and Fulton Counties. It provides volunteer services to those with
specific short-term need for support such as: companionship/respite, errands, transportation, minor repairs,
financial/tax/medical forms, and referrals to appropriate agencies for further assistance (availability of some
services depends on the service area).
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United Cerebral Palsy of South Central PA, Inc. (UCP)
Address: Chambersburg
Phone: (717) 261-0931
550 Cleveland Ave.
(717) 267-2672
Early Intervention
Adult Programs
Hanover Office
788 Cherry Tree Court
Hanover, PA 17331
York Office
2215 E. Market Street
York, PA 17402
[email protected]
Email:
Website: www.ucpsouthcentral.org
Fax:
(717) 267-0242
Days / Hours:
Walk-In
In-Home
Monday - Friday
8:00 AM 4:30 PM
ages 0-3 with a 25% delay
Adults
ages 18 and older
Private Insurance
Fixed Fee
Self-Pay
Credit Card
CHIP
County Funds
Programs:
Center for Child Development / Early Intervention
See Profile (# 32)
Adult Services
See Profiles on the following:
* Attendant Care
* OBRA Waiver
* Independence Waiver
* Home-Based Waiver
* Community Services Program for Persons with Disabilities
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United States Department of Agriculture
Rural Development / Rural Housing Service
Address: 401 E. Louther St., Suite 304
Phone: (717) 218-3002
x-122
Carlisle, PA 17013
[email protected]
Email:
Website: www.rurdev.usda.gov/pa
Days / Hours:
Monday - Friday
8:00 AM 4:30 PM
Fax:
(717) 218-3006
Programs:
Major Rural Development/Rural Housing Service loan programs include:
* Home Ownership Loans - that provide home ownership opportunities and assistance to low-income
households to purchase, construct, repair, or relocate a home
* Home Improvement and Repair Loans and Grants - which enable very-low-income rural homeowners to
remove health and safety hazards from their homes and to make homes accessible for people with
disabilities
* Rural Rental Housing Loans - which finance construction of rental housing for low and moderate income
individuals and families and cooperative housing for elderly or disabled persons
* Rental Assistance - which provides funds directly to the owners of Rural Development/Rural Housing
Service-financed rental housing under contracts specifying that low income tenants will pay no more than
30 percent of their income for rent
* Community Facilities Direct Loans and Loan Guarantees - which help construct, enlarge, extend, or
otherwise improve community facilities providing essential services in rural areas and towns
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United Way of Franklin County
Address: 182 S. 2nd St.,
Phone: (717) 262-0015
[email protected]
Email:
Website: www.uwfcpa.org
Fax:
Days / Hours:
Monday - Friday
8:00 AM 4:30 PM
(717) 262-0018
Programs:
The United Way serves to build a strong community by identifying the area's most pressing human service
needs and then working to meet those needs by funding area programs which can help. A large volunteer
network is put into action each fall to canvas area businesses, organizations, professionals, and individuals
for their financial support of area programs. Funds are then distributed by a volunteer panel who assess
program requests and their ability to serve the community. The United Way also serves as a community
resource on social service needs and problems. Note: no direct assistance is rendered to individuals by the
United Way.
United Way also serves as a local Gift-In-Kind and volunteer resource for area non-profits, matching up
donated surplus equipment and supplies with groups that can utilize it in their programming efforts. Also
serves to provide informal consultation to area groups regarding non-profit organizations and issues.
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Universal Community Behavioral Health
The Meadows of Chambersburg
Address: 132 The Meadows Drive
Phone: (717) 263-8272
PHP
(800) 641-7529
Centre Hall, PA 16828
144 South Eighth Street
Website: www.themeadows.com
Fax:
Days / Hours:
Monday - Friday
8:00 AM 2:00 PM
(814) 364-2161
(717) 263-8476
Centre Hall Office
Chambersburg
Office
Chambersburg office hours
Children
ages 5-18
Private Insurance
Medical Assistance
Self-Pay
Credit Card
CHIP
Programs:
The Meadows of Chambersburg is a Partial Hospitalization Program for adolescents and children (5-18). The
program consists of an assessment, psychiatric evaluation, individual and group counseling, and tutorial
educational services. Twenty-four hour / seven days per week mental health crisis back-up is provided by the
Meadows of Centre Hall at 1-800-641-7529. Treatment team consists of a psychiatrist, nurse, social workers,
group therapists, and certified teachers.
Wrap-Around Program
Ages 1-18; services are provided in the home, school, and community. Focus is to provide treatment in the
least restrictive environment, keeping the child within his/her own community. This service provides
therapeutic staff support and one-on-one interventions to assist the child or adolescent. A Clinical
Coordinator supervises the therapeutic staff support, and provides clinical direction for the staff. Mobile
Therapy provides individual therapy to the child or adolescent in the home, school, or community.
Partial Hospitalization Program
Ages 5-18; adolescents and children receive two hours of tutorial services per day and four hours of group
therapy. Individual time may be provided on an "as needed" basis. An attending psychiatrist provides
individual assessment time to each youth. Mentally, socially and medically-based illnesses common to
adolescents and children can be treated.
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Victim/Witness Office
A Joint Project of the Franklin County District Attorney and Women In Need, Inc.
Address: Franklin County Courthouse Annex
Phone: (717) 267-1575
Fax:
Days / Hours:
Monday - Friday
8:30 AM 4:30 PM
(717) 267-3272
Service Delivery:
any victim of a personal injury, crime, or burglary that occurred in Franklin County including:
victims of DUI, survivors of homicide victims, and robbery
Programs:
Victims are provided with:
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
An Orientation to the Criminal and Juvenile Justice Systems
Accompaniment to Court Proceedings
Assistance with Filing a Crime Victims Compensation Claim
Assistance with Preparing a Victim Impact Statement
Notification of Case Status
Enrollment in the State and Local Correctional Release Notification Programs
Prior Comment on Possibility of Reducing or Dropping Charges
Community Referrals
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Visiting Angels
Phone: (717) 709-7244
[email protected]
Email:
Website: www.visitingangels.com
Fax:
(717) 754-0220
Days / Hours:
Walk-In
In-Home
24/7
Private Insurance
Self-Pay
Long Term Care Insurance
Programs:
Visiting Angels provides in-home non-medical care for older adults and seniors. We utilize a skilled staff of
CNA's, LPN's, and RN's. Consultations are free. Some of the services provided include:
* Hygiene Assistance
* Meal Preparation/Diet Monitoring
* Light Housekeeping
* Errands and Shopping
* Joyful Companionship
* Affordable Hourly Rates
* Live-In, Live-Out, Sleepover
* Temporary or Long Term
* Weekends, Holidays
* Respite for Family Caregivers
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Updated 12/17/2009
Waynesboro Area YMCA
Address: 810 East Main Street
Phone: (717) 762-6012
Website: www.wboy.org
Fax:
Days / Hours:
Monday - Thursday
5:30 AM 10:00 PM
Saturday
6:00 AM 8:30 PM
Friday
5:30 AM 9:30 PM
Sunday
1:00 PM 5:00 PM
(717) 762-4368
November - April
Low Income
All Ages
Credit Card
Self-Pay
Programs:
Facilities:
* 25m Lap Pool, Warm Water Pool, 2 Gyms, Weight Room, 2 Racquetball Courts, Fitness Center, Babysitting,
Youth Center, Play Ground, Plenty of Parking.
Programs:
* Swim Instruction (9 months - 99 years), Child Care, Licensed Pre-School (3 & 4 Yr olds), Adult Fitness
and Sports Leagues, Rec & Specialty Swim Programs, Senior Fitness and Aquacises, Gymnastics,
Racquetball, Personal Training.
"Open Doors" financial assistance program provides scholarships for qualified individuals and families.
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Address: 123 Walnut Street
Phone: (717) 762-6941
[email protected]
Email:
Website: http://wahsc.org
Days / Hours:
Monday - Friday
9:00 AM 3:30 PM
Fax:
(717) 762-1115
closed daily for lunch (12:00-1:00)
Population Served: Residents of Waynesboro and Greencastle Only
Programs:
Provide emergency financial help for utilities, housing, food, rent, gasoline. Also provide special financial aid
for indigent transients (one nights lodging, food, meals, gasoline). A drop-in clothing and diaper bank and
bread pantry are available. Counseling is available through other agencies located in the office. Provide
information and referral services.
Must meet income eligibility for emergency financial services.
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formerly Waynesboro Welfare Association
Address: 13 South Church Street
Phone: (717) 762-3712
Email:
[email protected]
Fax:
Days / Hours:
Wednesday - Friday
9:00 AM 3:30 PM
(717) 762-3712
Please call first.
Multilingual Services: Some Spanish Brochures &
Info.
Closed from 12-12:30 PM
All Ages
All residents in Waynesboro Area School District
Programs:
Waynesboro Community Services has a food pantry and used clothing room which includes bedding and
miscellaneous household items for low income families in the Waynesboro Area School District.
Rotary Club Christmas Toys for Children - sign up begins the second Wednesday in October through the first
Friday in December. Program is for children 0-12 years of age in the Waynesboro Area School District.
Provides in-home nursing service to anyone living in the Borough of Waynesboro (no income guidelines
required for this service).
To contact the nurse at any time, call (717) 860-3081. If there is no answer, leave a message.
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Waynesboro Hospital
Summit Health
Address: 501 East Main St.
Phone: (717) 765-4000
Days / Hours:
Fax:
Service Delivery:
Fee/Payment Method:
Contact Patient Accounts for more information on all
available options at (717) 765-3406 or (717) 765-3470.
Programs:
Waynesboro Hospital is a non-profit, local hospital committed to the improvement of the health and well being
of the people living in communities in Franklin County and its surrounding areas. With 64 beds, Waynesboro
Hospital offers the following:
* Birthing
* Cardiology
* Cardiopulmonary
* Children's Health
* Community Health
* Critical Care
* Diabetes Education and Management
* Emergency Care
* Gastroenterology
* Laboratory
* Nutrition Counseling
* Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
* Radiology and Diagnostic Imaging
* Surgical Services
* Women's Health
Need help paying your bill? Call the Charity Care Program at 765-3406 or 765-3470.
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Weatherization Assistance Program
Address: 153 North Stratton Street
Phone: (717) 334-7634
(800) 451-9869
Fax:
Days / Hours:
Monday - Thursday
7:00 AM 5:00 PM
Friday
8:00 AM 3:00 PM
(717) 337-0807
200% of FPIG
Programs:
The Weatherization Assistance Program mission is to reduce the energy costs of low-income families,
particularly for the elderly, people with disabilities, and children by improving the energy efficiency of their
homes and improving their health and safety. Eligible clients receive certain cost-effective measures, free of
charge, this can include insulation, air sealing, hot water conservation measures, heating system
improvements and more. Eligibility for this program is based on gross annual income. Families receiving SSI,
TANF, assistance and LIHEAP assistance are automatically eligible. Both homeowners and tenants are
eligible. Call for more information.
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Phone: (717) 264-3056
[email protected]
Email:
Website: www.winservices.org
Fax:
(717) 264-4444
(800) 621-6660
(717) 485-5840
(717) 264-3168
Office
Hotline
McConnellsburg
Days / Hours:
Walk-In
Hotline
All Hours
All Ages
Franklin & Fulton Counties
victims of crime
Programs:
WIN Victim Services serves victims of assault, attempted murder, burglary, child sexual abuse, domestic
violence, incest, marital rape, rape, robbery, and other crimes. Friends and family members are also eligible
for services. Crimes do not need to be reported to the police in order for victims to receive services.
WIN Victim Services work with adults and children both male and female and provides the following:
*
*
*
*
*
24 Hour Hotline - offering a listening ear, options and referrals
Arrangement for accompaniment to medical and police facilities
Emergency Shelter - for women and children up to 30 days
Individual Counseling - by trained counselors
Support Groups - for victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, and adult survivors of incest, as well as
families and friends of homicide victims
* Advocacy and Accompaniment - assistance through the court system
* Assistance in filing victims' compensation forms is also provided
Branch Office at 201A East North Street, McConnellsburg. Hours by appointment only which may be made by
calling (717) 485-5840 or the Emergency Hotline 800-621-6660.
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Updated 1/10/2012
Women, Infants & Children (WIC)
Address: 533 South Main St.
Phone: (717) 263-0802
(717) 762-2143
Waynesboro
230 S. Potomac Street
Fax:
Days / Hours:
Friday
8:00 AM 4:30 PM
Tuesday - Thursday
8:00 AM 5:00 PM
Monday
9:00 AM 6:00 PM
(717) 263-9883
(717) 762-6333
Waynesboro
185% of FPIG
PA Residents Only
Children
ages 0-5
Females
pregnant women, new mothers, and breastfeeding mothers
Programs:
WIC provides women and children with a nutritionally valuable food package to supplement their dietary
intake during critical stages of growth and development in order to prevent health and nutrition problems. The
WIC food package is not intended to be a complete diet, but to supplement other food available to the
individual. The types and amount of food purchased each month are printed on a set of food vouchers. The
food vouchers are then redeemed at a WIC participating retail store. Beyond offering nutrition education, the
WIC program is deeply involved in addressing other areas of maternal and child health, such as educating
participants about the dangers of drugs, alcohol and tobacco use, the importance of childhood immunizations
and the benefits of breastfeeding.
WIC Clinics are located in Chambersburg, Waynesboro, Greencastle, Shippensburg, Mercersburg, and
Fannettsburg.
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Updated 1/11/2010
Work Ready
Phone: (717) 263-5060
[email protected]
Email:
Fax:
Days / Hours:
Monday - Friday
8:00 AM 5:00 PM
(717) 263-7060
Service Delivery:
Multilingual Services: available by appointment
from Franklin County Assistance Office
Programs:
The Work Ready Program provides persons referred by the County Assistance Office with workshops,
counseling, and support toward eliminating barriers to employment. The program goal is to assist persons in
job search, to follow up when people gain employment to assure job retention.
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Updated 1/7/2010
Youth Advocate Programs, Inc. (YAP)
Address: 390 Floral Avenue
Phone: (717) 267-7887
[email protected]
Email:
Website: www.yapinc.org
Fax:
(717) 267-0787
Days / Hours:
School
Monday - Friday
8:30 AM 5:00 PM
ages 3-18
Medical Assistance
Fee/Payment Method:
Programs:
Youth Advocate Programs offer behavioral health wrap-around services for children and adolescents by
providing intensive in-home and community-based, nonresidential services. The program offers Behavioral
Specialist Consultant Services, Therapeutic Staff Support (TSS), and Mobile Therapy in the home, school,
and community.
Referrals can be made by any person, including but not limited to: family members, physicians, discharge
planners, teachers, social workers, psychologists, or any mental health professional.
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Appendix
Apartment Options: Income-Based
Redwood Park Townhomes
Buchanan and Redwood Streets
202 Elder Avenue
Phone (717) 263-4200 Franklin County Housing
Authority
Phone (717) 263-4200
(800) 370-8288
Sunset Terrace Townhomes
(717) 263-2021 Section 8 Office
Fax
Chambersburg
(717) 762-7117 Waynesboro Office
100 Valley Pine Court
(717) 263-7474
Website
Authority
www.fcha.net
United Towers - Senior Housing
Chambersburg
200 North Main Street
Barclay Village
604 Heintzelman Avenue
Phone (717) 263-0119
Washington Square Apartments - Senior Housing
Phone (717) 263-5025
Managed by Interfaith Housing Alliance, Inc.
Cottage Green - Senior Housing
78 W. Washington Street
740 Norland Ave.
Phone (301) 662-4225
Phone (717) 263-9040
Website
Greene Meadow Apartments
www.interfaithhousing.org
Greencastle
100 Greene Meadow Lane
Strathmeade Square
79-1 Eastern Avenue
Phone (717) 267-2040
Hamilton Park Apartments
Phone (717) 597-9095
100 Park Circle
Mercersburg
Phone (717) 263-1783
Brindle Terrace Apartments
Luther Ridge Manor - Senior Housing
3001 Luther Drive
Phone (717) 264-7453
Orchard Run Apartments
200 Faust Street
Mercersburg, PA 17236
Phone (717) 328-2611
Shippensburg
Cottages of Shippensburg - Senior Housing
101 Macintosh Way
300 Dwelling Court
Phone (717) 261-9193
Phone (717) 530-1573
Appendix Apartment Options: Income-Based
Apartment Options: Income-Based
Shippensburg
Episcopal Square Apartments - Senior Housing
101 North Prince St.
Phone (717) 530-1277
(800) 334-3286 TDD
Fax
(717) 530-8202
Roxbury Ridge Apartments
100 Meadows Drive
Phone (717) 532-9425
[email protected]
Email
Waynesboro
Valley Terrace Townhomes
506 West 10th Street
Authority
Wallace Court Apartments
125 Brown Street
Phone (717) 762-7115
Washington Meadow Apartments
4627 Washington Meadow Lane
Phone (717) 765-4111
Waynesboro Apartments
401 North Church Street
Phone (717) 765-8939
Waynesboro Trinity House - Senior Housing
401 North Potomac Street
Phone (717) 762-9033
Appendix Apartment Options: Income-Based
Child Care (Subsidized)
Day Care Vouchers/Information
Child Care Information Services of Adams,
Franklin, and Fulton Counties (CCIS)
Phone (800) 682-5702
(717) 263-6549
Fax
(717) 263-7060
Email
[email protected]
Website
www.sccap.org
Appendix Child Care (Subsidized)
County Offices
Adult Probation
440 Walker Rd.
Phone (717) 267-1662
Phone (717) 264-5225
(717) 264-6613
Website
(800) 548-5600
www.fcpd.com
Fax
(717) 262-4975
[email protected]
Email
Website www.co.franklin.pa.us
Coroner
1497 Loudon Road
Law Library
Phone (717) 369-5600
Heritage Center
100 LWE, Suite E
Emergency Services
390 New York Avenue
Phone (717) 263-4809
Fax
(717) 264-1992
Phone (717) 264-2813
Fax
Sealer of Weights & Measures
(717) 267-2813
Falling Spring Nursing and Rehabilitation Center
Phone (717) 346-3223
Phone (717) 264-2715
Fax
Administration Annex
(717) 264-5231
Website
Controller
www.co.franklin.pa.us
Phone (800) 642-6990
Fax
(717) 263-2153
(717) 261-3198
Website
Franklin County Jail
1804 Opportunity Avenue
Phone (717) 264-9513
Website
http://franklincountyjail.org
PA Department of Agriculture, P.O. Box 5184
Cameron/Maclay Sts.
218 N. Second St.
Phone (717) 261-3822
Fax
(717) 709-1476
Phone (717) 264-6144
Fax
(717) 267-1223
Website
Franklin County Planning Office
Phone (717) 261-3855
Website
Appendix County Offices
County Offices
Commissioner's Complex
Franklin/Fulton County Developmental Disabilities
& Early Intervention Program
Franklin County Grants Management
218 North Second St.
Phone (717) 263-7350
Fax
(717) 267-3438
Phone (717) 709-4321
(800) 841-3593 Toll Free
Fax
Visitor's Bureau
Franklin County Human Services Building
Phone (717) 264-5387 Administration
(717) 264-2184 Case Management
(717) 261-1555 ICM/RC
Phone (866) 646-8060
(717) 709-7204
Fax
(717) 709-7203
Website
www.explorefranklincountypa.com
Email
[email protected]
Courthouse
(717) 264-6297
Tax Services
Memorial Square 1st Floor
Building 3
Phone (717) 261-3801
Fax
(717) 264-5218
191 Franklin Farm Lane, Bldg 3,
Treasurer
Phone (717) 263-4326
(717) 263-1905
Email
Website
[email protected]
Commissioner's Complex
County Commissioners
14 N. Main St.
Phone (717) 261-3818
Fax
14 N. Main St.
(800) 841-3593 Toll Free
Website
Fax
[email protected]
Email
(717) 709-7222
Website
Fax
14 N. Main Street
(717) 267-3438
Email
[email protected]
Website
Phone (717) 261-3119
Voter Registration
Phone (717) 261-3886
Courthouse Annex
Clerk of Courts
Phone (717) 261-3805
Fax
(717) 261-3896
County Offices
Courthouse Annex
Courthouse Annex
Court Administrator
Sheriff
Phone (717) 261-3848
Phone (717) 261-3877
Fax
Fax
(717) 261-3854
Court Reporter
Phone (717) 261-3851
District Attorney
Phone (717) 261-3827
Fax
(717) 261-3832
Juvenile Court Master
(717) 261-3882
District Justices
Magisterial District Justice Cunningham 39-3-05
401 S. Washington St.
Phone (717) 597-8581
Fax
(717) 597-8123
Email
[email protected]
Magisterial District Justice Eyer 39-3-06
113 S. Main Street
Phone (717) 328-3521
Phone (717) 261-3848
Email
Master of Divorce
Fax
(717) 328-3527
[email protected]
Magisterial District Justice Manns 39-2-01
218 N. Second Street
Phone (717) 261-3126
Phone (717) 263-5808
Fax
Fax
(717) 261-3143
Prothonotary
Email
(717) 263-1923
[email protected]
Magisterial District Justice Pentz 39-3-02
Phone (717) 261-3858
55 E. Main Street
Fax
Phone (717) 762-9411
(717) 264-6772
Public Defender
Phone (717) 261-3863
Fax
(717) 261-3197
Register & Recorder
Fax
Email
[email protected]
Magisterial District Justice Plum 39-3-03
9724 Cumberland Hwy
Pleasant Hall, PA 17246
Phone (717) 532-7672
Fax
(717) 532-2506
[email protected]
Email
Phone (717) 261-3872
Fax
(717) 762-9297
(717) 263-5717
County Offices
District Justices
Human Services Building
Magisterial District Justice Rock 39-3-09
2038-B Lincoln Way East,
Phone (717) 263-5820
[email protected]
Email
Magisterial District Justice Williams 39-3-04
1157 Garver Lane
Scotland, PA 17254
(717) 263-4116
[email protected]
Email
Human Services Building
(717) 263-1254
Franklin County Courthouse Annex
(717) 261-3800
Phone (717) 261-3150
(717) 264-6512 Job Hotline
Phone (717) 709-7200
Fax
(717) 261-3156
Fax
Franklin County Risk Management
Judge Herman's Chambers
Judge Krom's Chambers
Judges
Fax
Franklin County Human Resources
Website
Phone (717) 261-3840
(717) 261-1157
Tuscarora Managed Care Alliance
Phone (717) 263-1900
Fax
Phone (717) 709-4332
Phone (717) 261-3122
(717) 709-2300
Website
Fax
Website
(717) 264-2555 After Hours
Fax
Phone (717) 263-5820
Fax
Phone (800) 841-3593
(717) 263-1256
(717) 709-7219
Judge Meyers' Chambers
Phone (717) 261-3844
Fax
(717) 261-3847
Judge Van Horn's Chambers
Phone (717) 261-3819
Phone (717) 261-3836
Fax
Fax
(717) 264-3413
Website
(717) 261-3176
County Offices
Judges
Judge Walsh's Chambers
Phone (717) 261-3161
Fax
(717) 261-3163
Federally Funded Health Centers
Keystone Behavioral Health
Keystone Walk-In Care
820 5th Avenue
830 Fifth Avenue, Suite 102
Phone (717) 263-0384
Phone (717) 217-6911
Fax
Fax
(717) 267-6753
Website www.keystonehealth.org
(717) 217-6098
Keystone Cardiology
112 North 7th Street
755 Norland Avenue Suite 201
Phone (717) 264-2555
Phone (717) 217-6944
(866) 918-2555
Fax
Fax
(717) 267-7579
Website
Website
Dental
Administrative Office
Keystone Dental Care
767 5th Ave., Suite B-3A
Phone (717) 263-2230
Fax
(717) 263-4182
Phone (717) 263-4462
Fax
[email protected]
820 5th Avenue
Phone (717) 217-4350
Fax
(717) 263-6838
Website
www.keystonehealth.org
Keystone Pharmacy
Phone (717) 217-6917
(717) 217-6995
(717) 217-6917
Fax
Website
(717) 217-6955
Email
Keystone Health
Email
Cardiovascular
(717) 263-8014
Migrant Farmworkers
Keystone Farmworker Programs
1030 Fairfield Road
Phone (717) 334-0001
Fax
(717) 337-1077
Pediatrics
Keystone Pediatrics
Phone (717) 263-0550
Fax
(717) 263-8898
Appendix Federally Funded Health Centers
Federally Funded Health Centers
Primary Medical Care
Keystone Family Medicine
820 Fifth Avenue
Phone (717) 263-4313
(717) 263-0276 TTY
Fax
(717) 263-0500
Keystone Internal Medicine
830 Fifth Avenue Suite 201
Phone (717) 217-6804
Women's Care
Keystone Women's Care
830 Fifth Avenue Suite 202
Phone (717) 217-6830
Fax
(717) 217-6915
Appendix Federally Funded Health Centers
Food Assistance
Phone (717) 532-7577
Messiah United Methodist Church
30 South Penn Street
Fax
Phone (717) 532-3592
130 S. Penn Street, P.O. Box 401
(717) 762-8580
Fax
(717) 532-3042
PathStone
Community Ministry
225 South Second Street
450 Cleveland Ave.
Phone (717) 263-8491
Phone (717) 264-2839
Fax
Website
(717) 263-1294
Website www.fumcchambersburg.org
www.pathstone.org
SCCAP, Inc. (South Central Community Action
Program)
153 North Stratton Street
Phone (800) 642-6990
(717) 263-2153
Fax
Phone (717) 263-5060
(717) 261-3198
Website
Fax
(717) 263-7060
Email
[email protected]
Website
www.sccap.org
620 Norland Avenue
Phone (717) 264-6121
formerly Waynesboro Welfare Association
(877) 289-9177
Fax
(717) 264-4801
Website
Phone (717) 762-3712
www.compass.state.pa.us
Fax
Help Hotline
Email
Please call first.
[email protected]
Church of Transfiguration, Box B
Community Dinners
Phone (717) 794-2229
Chambersburg Church of the Brethren
Wednesdays, 5:30 PM
260 S. 4th St.
First Lutheran Church
Christ United Methodist Church
Phone (717) 263-7228 Also after hours #.
2nd & 4th Thursdays, Sept-June, 5:15 PM
100 S. Church St.
Appendix Food Assistance
Food Assistance
Community Dinners
Falling Spring Presbyterian Church
Sundays, 5 PM
221 N. Main St.
First United Methodist Church Community Dinner
Thursdays, 5:30 PM
225 S. Second St.
Phone (717) 263-8491
Fax
(717) 263-1294
Website www.fumcchambersburg.org
Community Lunch
Salvation Army Community Lunch
Mon., Tue., Wed., Fri., & Sat., 11-12:30 PM
159 Lincoln Way West
Phone (717) 264-6169
Fax
(717) 264-9474
St. Seraphim Orthodox Center
Tuesday & Saturday; 10 AM - 2 PM
148 Lincoln Way East (Across from the
Salvation Army)
The Lunch Place
11:30 AM - 12:30 PM Daily
100 S. Church St.
Appendix Food Assistance
Food Pantries
Pantries
Pantries
Chambersburg Food Pantry
Orrstown Food Pantry
533 S. Main Street
3442 Orrstown Road
Orrstown, PA 17241
Phone (717) 263-5060
Fax
(717) 263-7060
Phone (717) 263-5060
Fax
(717) 263-7060
Fayetteville Food Pantry
St. Thomas Food Pantry
44 East Main Street
360 St. Thomas-Edenville Road
Saint Thomas, PA 17252
Phone (717) 263-5060
Phone (717) 263-5060
Fax
Email
(717) 263-7060
Five Forks Brethren in Christ Church
[email protected]
Waynesboro Food Pantry
9244 Five Forks Road
Phone (717) 762-2991
Fax
Phone (717) 263-5060
(717) 762-8124
Fax
Good Shepherd Food Pantry
Old Dry Run School House
Dry Run, PA 17220
Phone (717) 349-2762
Greencastle Food Pantry
57 West Baltimore Street
Phone (717) 263-5060
Fax
(717) 263-7060
King's Kettle Food Pantry
30 North Fayette Street
Phone (717) 530-9200
Fax
(717) 530-1809
Maranatha Ministries Food Pantry
195 W. Queen Street
Phone (717) 264-7785
[email protected]
Email
Appendix Food Pantries
(717) 263-7060
Hospice
Odyssey HealthCare
4660 Trindle Rd. Suite 204
Camp Hill, PA 17011
Phone (717) 264-2715
Phone (877) 637-9432
Fax
Website
(717) 264-5231
Website
HCR ManorCare
1070 Stouffer Avenue
Phone (888) 427-8436
Fax
(717) 263-0436
(717) 263-5175
Website
www.hcr-manorcare.com
1200 Walnut Bottom Road, Suite 302
Carlisle, PA 17015
Phone (800) 830-9750
Fax
(717) 249-0032
Website
www.heartlandhomehealth.com
Home Nursing Agency
761 5th Ave., Suite A2A
Phone (717) 264-2128
(800) 445-6262 After Hours
Fax
(717) 264-1148
Website
Email
www.homenursingagency.com
[email protected]
2700 Luther Drive
Phone (717) 264-8178
(800) 840-9081
Fax
(717) 264-6347
Email
[email protected]
Website
www.lutheranhomecare.org
Appendix Hospice
www.odsyhealth.com
In-Home Care
Medical
Non-Medical
Amedisys Home Health Care
A Service of United Cerebral Palsy of South Central
Pennsylvania, Inc.
1112 Kennebec Drive
550 Cleveland Ave., Suite 213
Phone (717) 263-6536
Website
www.amedisys.com
Phone (717) 267-2672
(866) 542-7296
1035 Wayne Ave., Suite 6
Fax
Comfort Keepers
(717) 261-2546
(717) 263-3614
Email
[email protected]
Website
www.communityhomehealthcare.us
1200 Walnut Bottom Road, Suite 302
Carlisle, PA 17015
www.heartlandhomehealth.com
Home Nursing Agency
(717) 352-2247
www.comfortkeepers.com
[email protected]
Community Services Program for Persons with
Disabilities
A Service of United Cerebral Palsy of South Central
Pennsylvania, Inc.
550 Cleveland Ave., Suite 213
761 5th Ave., Suite A2A
Phone (717) 267-2672
Phone (717) 264-2128
(866) 542-7296
(800) 445-6262 After Hours
Fax
(717) 264-1148
Website www.homenursingagency.com
[email protected]
126 East King Street
Fax
(717) 267-0242
[email protected]
Email
Corporate Office
1035 Wayne Avenue
Phone (888) 482-7319
(717) 446-0971
Phone (717) 530-7900 Fax
Website
Email
Fax
Email
(717) 249-0032
Email
Phone (800) 207-4693
Website
Phone (800) 830-9750
Website
(717) 352-2133 Day and After Hours
Fax
[email protected]
Email
Phone (888) 261-2546
Fax
(717) 267-0242
www.shippensburgcommunitynurse.org
[email protected]
Fax
(717) 446-0478
Email
Website
Appendix In-Home Care
[email protected]
www.guardianinhomeservices.com
In-Home Care
Non-Medical
304 York Street, Suite 1
Phone (717) 398-2565
Fax
(717) 398-2567
[email protected]
Email
Website www.homeinstead.com/724
2700 Luther Drive
Phone (717) 264-8178
(800) 840-9081
Fax
(717) 264-6347
Email
[email protected]
Website
www.lutheranhomecare.org
Preferred Health Staff, Inc.
P.O. Box 165
Fairfield, PA 17320
Phone (866) 943-9791
(717) 642-8500
Website www.preferredhealthstaff.com
Visiting Angels
Phone (717) 709-7244
Fax
(717) 754-0220
Email
Website
[email protected]
www.visitingangels.com
Appendix In-Home Care
Legislative
Governor
State Senate
Governor Edward G. Rendell
State Senator John Eichelberger
30th District
Main Capital Bldg., Room 225C
Main Capital Bldg., Room 292
Phone (717) 787-2500
Website
Phone (717) 787-5490 30th District
www.governor.state.pa.us
Website
State House
State Senator Richard Alloway
State Representative Dan Moul
33rd District
91st District
37 South Main Street, Suite 200
45 Sandy Court
Hanover, PA 17331
Phone (717) 264-6100 33rd District
Phone (717) 334-3010 91st District
Website
www.senatoreichelberger.com
Website
www.repmoul.com
www.senatoralloway.org
State Representative Mark Keller
U.S. House
86th District
U.S. Representative Bill Shuster
9th District
18 West Main Street, P.O. Box 759
New Bloomfield, PA 17068
2165 Rayburn House Office Bldg.
Washington, DC 205153807
Phone (800) 959-8119
(717) 582-8119 86th District
Website
www.repkeller.com
Phone (717) 264-8308
Website www.house.gov/shuster
State Representative Rob Kauffman
89th District
9974 Molly Pitcher Hwy
U.S. Representative Todd Platts
19th District
166 S. Main Street, Suite 100
1032 Longsworth Office Bldg.
Phone (717) 705-2004 Capitol Office
Phone (202) 225-5836
(717) 264-3943 Chambersburg Office 89th
(717) 532-1707 Shippensburg Office
Website
www.repkauffman.com
Website
www.house.gov/platts
U.S. Senate
U.S. Senator Arlen Specter
State Representative Todd Rock
90th District
711 Hart Senate Office Bldg.
15 E. Main Street
Phone (202) 224-4254
7 S. Carlise Street
Website
Fax
Phone (717) 597-2224
(717) 749-7384 90th District
Website
www.reprock.com
Appendix Legislative
(202) 228-1229
http://specter.senate.gov
Legislative
U.S. Senate
U.S. Senator Robert P.Casey, Jr
B-40 Dirksen Senate Bldg.
555 Walnut St., First Floor
Phone (202) 224-6324
(717) 231-7540 Harrisburg Office
Fax
(202) 228-0604
Website
http://casey.senate.gov
Appendix Legislative
Libraries
Public
Public
Alexander Hamilton Memorial Free Library
Grove Family Library
45 East Main Street
101 Ragged Edge Rd. South
Phone (717) 762-3335
Phone (717) 264-9663
Fax
(717) 762-1371
(717) 762-5226
Fax
(717) 264-6055
[email protected]
Email
[email protected]
Email
Lillian S. Besore Memorial Library
Blue Ridge Summit Free Library
305 East Baltimore Street
15055 Summit Plaza, P.O. Box 34
Phone (717) 794-2240
Phone (717) 597-7920
Fax
(717) 597-8991
Fax
Email
(717) 794-5929
[email protected]
Email
[email protected]
Shippensburg Public Library
Coyle Free Library
73 West King Street
Phone (717) 532-4508
Phone (717) 263-1054
Email
Fax
(717) 709-0288
St. Thomas Library
[email protected]
Email
[email protected]
Fendrick Library
30 Schoolhouse Rd.
An Independent Public Library
Phone (717) 369-4716
Fax
Email
Phone (717) 328-9223
Website
www.fendricklibrary.com
Fort Loudon Library
210 Mullen St., P.O. Box 39
Fort Loudon, PA 17224
Phone (717) 369-4704
Fax
Email
(717) 369-4757
[email protected]
Franklin County Library System Book Mobile
101 Ragged Edge Rd. South
Phone (717) 264-9863
Fax
Email
Email
(717) 261-7179
(717) 264-6055
[email protected]
[email protected]
Appendix Libraries
(717) 369-4896
[email protected]
Licensed Personal Care Homes
Aprontree Personal Care Home
Magnolias of Chambersburg
18015 Path Valley Rd
Spring Run, PA 17262
745 Norland Avenue
Phone (717) 349-7329
Phone (717) 264-6000 Also After Hours
Fax
CROSS, Inc.
Christian Residential Opportunities & Social Services,
Inc.
712 Pinola Road
Website
Email
Phone (717) 263-8545
Fax
(717) 263-6988
[email protected]
www.crossinc.com
Website
Gold'n Gray Retirement Home
www.mennohaven.org
Michaux Manor Living Center
18801 Main Street, P.O. Box 10
Dry Run, PA 17220
11302 South Mountain Road
Phone (717) 349-7467
Phone (717) 749-5000
Griffith House
Website
1346 Appleway Rd.
www.michauxmanor.com
Orrstown Personal Care Home
3329 Orrstown Road
Orrstown, PA 17244
Phone (717) 369-2910
Heritage Hills Retirement Community, Inc.
2256 Shank Church Road
Phone (717) 530-8700
PA Personal Care Home Directory
Website
Phone (717) 593-0334 Office
(717) 593-0336 Resident Line
www.dpw.state.pa.us/servicesprograms/phys
icaldisabilities/003670205.aspx
Penn Hall Retirement Community
Fax
(717) 593-0334
[email protected]
Email
Phone (717) 261-0220
Keystone Residence
Website
Chambersburg
170 Mill Road
www.mennohaven.org
Providence Place
2085 Wayne Ave.
Harrisburg
940 East Park Drive
Phone (717) 709-0668
Fax
Phone (717) 267-0442
Website
www.integracare.com
[email protected]
2075 Scotland Avenue
(717) 530-1428
Email
Website
Menno Haven/Menno Village
Phone (717) 530-1788
Fax
(717) 264-6860
www.keystonehumanservices.org
(717) 709-0910
Website
www.providence-place.com
Email
[email protected]
Appendix Licensed Personal Care Homes
Licensed Personal Care Homes
Quarters at the Shook
Phone (717) 264-6815
Website
www.shookhome.org
Quincy Village
P.O. Box 217
Quincy, PA 17247
Phone (717) 749-3151
Website
www.quincyvillage.com
The Inn at Luther Ridge
2735 Luther Drive
Phone (717) 263-5700
Email
[email protected]
Website
www.lutheranscp.org
Appendix Licensed Personal Care Homes
Municipalities
Boroughs
Boroughs
Borough of Chambersburg
Borough of Waynesboro
Mayor Pete Lagiovane
Mayor Richard Starliper
57 East Main Street
Phone (717) 264-5151
Fax
(717) 264-0224
Phone (717) 762-2101
Fax
(717) 762-4707
Website
www.borough.chambersburg.pa.us
Borough of Greencastle
Antrim Township
Curtis Meyers, Supervisor
10655 Antrim Church Road, P.O. Box 130
Phone (717) 597-7143
(717) 597-1734
Website
Phone (717) 597-3818
www.greencastlepa.gov
Website
Borough of Mercersburg
George Rotz, Supervisor
19220 Sweetwater Road, P.O. Box 40
Dry Run, PA 17220
Phone (717) 328-3116
Phone (717) 349-7598
(717) 328-3117
Greene Township
Borough of Mont Alto
Charles Jamison, Supervisor
1145 Garver Lane, P.O. Box 215
Scotland, PA 17254
Mayor John Esser
3 North Main Street, Box 427
Mont Alto, PA 17237
Phone (717) 263-4990
Phone (717) 749-5808
Website
Fax
(717) 749-7938
Website www.montaltoborough.com
Greg Cook, Supervisor
115 Spring Valley Road
Mayor Glenn Smith
10313 Rowe Run Road, P.O. Box 100
Orrstown, PA 17244
Phone (717) 264-6626
Hamilton Township
Phone (717) 530-8906
Michael Kessinger, Supervisor
1270 Crottlestown Road
Borough of Shippensburg
Mayor Bruce Hockersmith
111 North Fayette Street
Phone (717) 264-2946
Phone (717) 532-2147
(717) 532-6948
Website
www.twp.greene.franklin.pa.us
Guilford Township
Borough of Orrstown
Fax
www.twp.antrim.pa.us
Fannett Township
Mayor James Zeger
Fax
www.waynesboropa.org
Townships
Mayor Robert Eberly
60 North Washington Street
Fax
Website
www.borough.shippensburg.pa.us
Appendix Municipalities
Municipalities
Townships
Townships
Letterkenny Township
St. Thomas Township
Charles Myers, Supervisor
4924 Orrstown Road
Orrstown, PA 17244
Timothy Sollenberger, Supervisor
965 Hade Road
Phone (717) 532-8716
Phone (717) 369-2144
Lurgan Township
Warren Township
Robert Boyd, Supervisor
8650 McClays Mill Road
Newburg, PA 17240
Eugene Keefer, Supervisor
11637 Little Cove Road, 12930 Forge Road
Phone (717) 532-7466
Phone (717) 328-3983
Metal Township
Washington Township
David Leab, Supervisor
12034 Creek Road, P.O. Box 226
Fannettsburg, PA 17221
Carroll Sturm, Supervisor
13013 Welty Road
Phone (717) 349-7452
Phone (717) 762-3128
Website www.washtwp-franklin.org
Montgomery Township
Michael Rife, Supervisor
11364 Fort Loudon Road
Phone (717) 328-3743
Peters Township
John Brake, Supervisor
5000 Steele Avenue, P.O. Box 88
Lemasters, PA 17231
Phone (717) 328-3352
Quincy Township
Robert Gunder, Supervisor
7575 Mentzer Gap Road
Phone (717) 762-5679
Southampton Township
Paul Witter, Supervisor
705 Municipal Drive, P.O. Box 352
Phone (717) 532-9041
Appendix Municipalities
Nursing Homes
South Mountain Restoration Center
10058 South Mountain Road
South Mountain, PA 17261
Phone (717) 264-2715
Phone (877) 765-0331
Fax
(717) 264-5231
Website
(717) 749-4021
Fax
HCR ManorCare
1070 Stouffer Avenue
Phone (888) 427-8436
Fax
(717) 263-0436
(717) 263-5175
Website
www.hcr-manorcare.com
Menno Haven/Menno Village
Phone (717) 263-8545
Fax
(717) 263-6988
Website
www.mennohaven.org
Penn Hall Retirement Community
Phone (717) 261-0220
Website
www.mennohaven.org
Quincy Village
P.O. Box 217
Quincy, PA 17247
Phone (717) 749-3151
Website
www.quincyvillage.com
Shook Home for the Aged
55 S. Second Street
Phone (717) 264-6815
Fax
(717) 264-0104
Website
www.shookhome.org
Appendix Nursing Homes
(717) 749-4071
Police
Borough
Township
Chambersburg Borough Police
Washington Township Police
Chief David Arnold
100 S. Second Street
Chief Barry Keller
13013 Welty Rd.
Phone (717) 264-4131 Administrative Office
Phone (717) 762-1447 Administrative Office
(717) 263-1611 Non-Emergency Incident
Reporting
Greencastle Borough Police
Chief John Phillippy
60 N. Washington Street
Phone (717) 597-9506 Administrative Offices
(717) 597-2161 Non-Emergency Incident
Reporting
Mercersburg Borough Police
Chief John Zechman
113 S. Main Street
Phone (717) 328-3116 Administrative Office/NonEmergency
(717) 328-2221 Emergencies
Shippensburg Police Department
Chief Fred Scott
60 W. Burd Street
Phone (717) 532-7361 Non-Emergency Incident
Reporting
Waynesboro Borough Police
Chief Mark King
57 E. Main Street
Phone (717) 762-2131 Incident Reporting/Emergency
& Non-Emergency
State
Pennsylvania State Police
Captain William Horgas
Phone (717) 264-5161 Incident Reporting Emergency & Non-Emergency
Appendix Police
(717) 762-1145 Incident Reporting Emergency & Non-Emergency
Prescription Assistance
Partnership for Prescription Assistance (PPA)
Phone (888) 477-2669
Website
Salvation Army
www.pparx.org
$4 Prescription Lists
Phone (717) 264-6169
Sam's Club
Website
Financial Assistance
Fax
www.samsclub.com
(717) 264-9474
Target
Website
123 Walnut Street
www.target.com
WalMart
Website
Phone (717) 762-6941
www.walmart.com
Fax
(717) 762-1115
[email protected]
Email
Website http://wahsc.org
Wegman's
Website
www.wegmans.com
$9.99 Prescription List
Medicare Drug Costs?
Giant Food Stores
Social Security
Website
www.giantfood.com
Phone (800) 772-1213 Income Guidelines Apply
Website
Discount Cards
Patient at Keystone?
FamilyWize Drug Discount Card
Phone (717) 262-0015 Franklin County United Way
Website
www.familywize.com
Website
www.franklincountyunitedway.org
Keystone Pharmacy
Franklin County Prescription Discount Card
Phone (717) 261-3150 Franklin County Human
Phone (717) 217-6917
Resources
(717) 217-6995
(717) 261-2561 Information & Referral
Website
www.socialsecurity.gov/prescriptionhelp
(717) 217-6917
Fax
Together Rx Access Drug Discount Card
Website
Phone (800) 250-2839 PA Residents
Website
www.togetherrxaccess.com
Financial Assistance
Operation Concern
Phone (717) 261-1708
(717) 261-1328
Fax
(717) 261-1409
[email protected]
Email
Appendix Prescription Assistance
Recreation
Chambersburg Recreation Department
Eugene C. Clark Jr. Community Center
235 S. 3rd Street
Phone (717) 261-3275
Email
Community Parks
Franklin County Eco-Park
(hiking/nature trail, fish hatchery, tree trail)
Franklin Farm Ln.
[email protected]
Jerome R. King Playground
Shippensburg Area Recreation & Parks
115 N. Fayette St.
Phone (717) 532-7144
(baseball, lighted tennis courts, basketball,
pavillions, playground)
North Carlisle St.
Phone (717) 597-3216 (pavillion reservations)
Community Parks
Martins Mill Bridge Park
Antrim Township Community Park
(pavillion, grill area, picnic tables)
Weaver Rd.
(playground, picnic pavillion, handicappedaccessible trail, disc golf course)
Grant Shook Rd.
Website
Norlo Park
Website
(1 1/2 mile trail, picnic pavillions, sand
volleyball courts, community center & more)
Chambersburg Memorial Park
(pool, mini golf, skatepark and more)
E. McKinley St.
Phone (717) 264-6626 (Karen, for reservations)
Phone (717) 261-3275
Northside Park Pool
Dentler Park
(baseball, volleyball, pavillion, playground)
205 Mount Rock Rd.
(pool and kiddie pool, basketball, volleyball,
pavillion)
138 Brown St.
Phone (717) 532-9041 (pavillion reservations)
Pine Hill Recreation Area
Donald "Mike" Waters Memorial Playground
(lighted basketball courts, picnic pavillion)
South 2nd St.
Enoch Brown Park
(walking trails, pavillion, playground)
Enoch Brown Rd.
Website
Fourth Street Skate Park
4th St.
(skatepark, 3 mile trail, baseball, soccer,
volleyball, pavillions)
12684 Mentzer Gap Rd.
Red Run Park
(playground, pavillions, 1 mile trail, fishing,
mini train rides)
12143 Buchanan Trail East
Renfrew Museum and Park
(Daniel Royer Stone Farmhouse and folkart,
pavillions, gardens, 5 mile trail, fishing)
1010 E. Main St.
Appendix Recreation
Recreation
Community Parks
Shippensburg Township Park
(basketball, pavillion, playground, water play
area, lighted ball fields, dog park, 9 mile trail)
304 Britton Rd.
Shippensburg Veterans Memorial Park
(football stadium, baseball diamonds, soccer
fields, playgrounds, pavillions, pool & peace
garden)
Park Place
Phone (717) 531-7144
Waynesboro Memorial Park
(baseball, basketball, tennis, volleyball,
pavillion, playground)
Memorial Park Dr.
State Parks
Buchanan's Birthplace
(fishing, picnicing)
PA 16 in Cove Gap
Phone (717) 485-3948 or 888-727-2757
Website
www.dcnr.state.pa.us/stateparks
Email
[email protected]
Caledonia
(camping, fishing, swimming, hiking)
101 Pine Grove Road
Phone (717) 352-2161 or 888-727-2757
Website
Email
[email protected]
Cowans Gap
(42 acre lake: swimming, boating, fishing,
camping, hiking)
6235 Aughwick Rd.
Fort Loudon, PA 17224
Phone (717) 485-3948 or 888-727-2757
Website
Email
[email protected]
Appendix Recreation
Senior Centers
Chambersburg Senior Activity Center
Tuscarora Senior Activity Center
A Service of Franklin County Area Agency on Aging
600 Norland Ave.
11300 Fort Loudon Road
Phone (717) 264-8191
Phone (717) 328-4744
Fax
Fax
(717) 261-3198
(717) 328-0177
Fort Loudon Senior Activity Center
Upper Strasburg Senior Activity Center
142 Mullen Street, Box 26
Ft. Loudon, PA 17224
1008 Community Road, Box 123
Upper Strasburg, PA 17265
Phone (717) 369-2520
Phone (717) 530-1186
Greencastle Senior Activity Center
Waynesboro Senior Activity Center
10615 Antrim Church Road
912 South Potomac Street
Phone (717) 597-2020
Phone (717) 762-2758
Fax
Fax
(717) 597-5595
Website
Website
Mont Alto Senior Activity Center
Mont Alto Fire Hall
Mont Alto, PA 17237
Phone (717) 749-7294
Website
Path Valley Senior Activity Center
20344 School Run Road
Dry Run, PA 17220
Phone (717) 349-7227
Website
Shippensburg Senior Activity Center
121 Walnut Bottom Road
Phone (717) 530-8300
Fax
(717) 530-8304
Website
(717) 762-9557
Appendix Senior Centers
Support Groups
Health
Jail Support
7 PM, 2nd Mondays
Zion Reformed Church/ South Main & Liberty
Streets
Phone (717) 264-2854 (Rev. Jeff Diller)
Cumberland Valley Stroke Club
7 PM, 3rd Thursdays
Chambersburg Hospital 4th Floor Rehab
Dining Area
Phone (717) 267-7901 (Chris Parker)
Bereavement
(Kristen Foster)
Bereaved Parents
7:30 - 9 PM, 1st Thursdays
Messiah United Methodist Church/ 30 S.
Penn St.
Phone (717) 532-8922 (Marcie Taylor)
Headback
Last Thursdays, April - October
Head injuries and diseases
Phone (717) 263-5721 (Karen Dubbs)
Beyond Grief
Heart-to-Heart
6:30 - 7:30 PM, 1st and 3rd Mondays
Chambersburg Hospital Lecture Center Rm. 1
(for cardiac patients, families, and friends)
Waynesboro Hospital/ 501 E. Main St.
Phone (717) 267-7776 (Lydia Price)
Phone (717) 765-3469
Turning Points
Lupus
2 - 3:30 PM, 3rd Sundays
Lutheran Home Care & Hospice/ 2700 Luther
Drive
7 PM, 2nd Mondays
Chambersburg Hospital Lecture Center Rm 1
Phone (717) 264-7099 (Kathleen Rollins)
Phone (800) 840-9081 (Kim McCurdy)
Multiple Sclerosis
Caregiver
10 AM, 3rd Wednesdays
King Street Church/ 162 E. King St.
Family Caregiver Support Group
10 AM - 12 PM, 2nd Tuesdays
600 Norland Avenue
Phone (717) 264-9064
Sleep Disorders
Phone (717) 263-2153
2nd Thursdays (registration required)
Chambersburg Hospital Lecture Center/ 112
N. 7th St.
Health
Phone (800) 963-0101
(717) 217-6747 (Laura Gordon)
l
Phone (717) 709-4764
Summit Bariatric
Alzheimer's
Menno Haven Retirement Communities
2075 Scotland Ave.
7 PM, 1st Tuesdays
Chambersburg Hospital Lecture Center
Phone (717) 217-4215
Phone (717) 263-8545 (Janice Wolfe x-3228)
Appendix Support Groups
Support Groups
Health
Parenting
Wellness Program
La Leche League (breastfeeding)
2 PM, 2nd Fridays
Luther Ridge Retirement Community/ 2998
Luther Dr.
6 PM, 3rd Thursdays
Pregnancy Ministries/ 338 Lincoln Way East
Phone (717) 372-3380 or (717) 734-3453
Phone (717) 267-1665 (Lizzy Jones)
MOMS Club, Chambersburg East
Mental Health
Depression & Bipolar Support Alliance
6:30 - 8 PM, 2nd Tuesdays
4th St. Church of the Brethren, Brethren Haus
(behind church)
Phone (717) 264-4301 (Mental Health Association)
Survivors of Suicide Loss
1st & 3rd Mondays, 7 - 8:30 PM
540 E. Washington St.
Phone (717) 267-7078 (Anna Offutt)
MOMS Club, Chambersburg West
10 AM, 3rd Thursdays
Presbyterian Church of Falling Spring/ 221 N.
Main St.
Phone (717) 264-6699 (Tamara Booker)
Phone (717) 264-4301 (Lynn Davis, ext - 223)
Email
[email protected]
MOPS (Mothers of Pre-Schoolers)
Tourette Syndrome
2 - 3:30 PM, 3rd Saturdays
Gettysburg Hospital (Room A) 147 Gettys St.,
Phone (717) 334-4895 (Melinda Bowling)
Email
9:30 AM, 3rd Wednesdays
St. John's United Church of Christ/ 1811
Lincoln Way East
[email protected]
Parenting
9:15 - 11:15 AM, 2nd & 4th Thursdays, Sept May
New Guilford Brethren in Christ Church/ 1575
Mont Alto Rd.
Phone (717) 352-9943 (Kris Crawford)
PA Playgroup
Asperger's/High Functioning Autism
For parents of, and kids with, special needs
Sites Vary
For parents: 6:30 - 8 PM, Last Tuesdays
Grove Family Library, 101 Ragged Edge Rd.
South
Email
[email protected]
Phone (717) 360-1312 (Michele Epps)
Website
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/PA_Playgrou
p.
Email
Phone (717) 597-7572 (Erin Betts)
[email protected]
Substance
Breastfeeding
12-1 PM on 4th Tuesdays
Summit Health Center/ 757 Norland Ave.
Suite 210
Phone (717) 267-7781 (Suzy Wilkinson)
Al-Anon/Alateen (York)
Phone (888) 452-2666
Website
www.al-anon.org
Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) District 35
Phone (800) 296-9289
Website
http://d35pa-aa.org
Support Groups
Substance
Families of Heroin Addicts
5:15 - 7:15 PM, some Tuesdays
Central Presbyterian Church/ 40 Lincoln Way
West
Phone (717) 264-4113 Option 8, Option 7
Narcotics Anonymous (NA)
Phone (800) 445-3889 (Information on Locations)
Thrift Stores
Cumberland Valley Animal Shelter Thrift Store
Once More Ministries Toiletry Bank
1 East King Street
128 E. Queen St.,
Phone (717) 263-0946
Salvation Army Thrift Store
Phone (717) 477-8025
(717) 261-1996
54 Lincoln Way West
Phone (717) 264-9568
Goodwill Industries
223-N Prospect Street
Stork's Store
World Harvest Outreach Building
1090 Wayne Avenue, P.O. Box 1107
Retail Store
1105 Buchanan Trail East
Phone (717) 709-1126
Store & Donation Centers
Treasure Chest
Menno Haven
524 North Antrim Way
Phone (717) 261-2347
Phone (301) 665-1044
(717) 762-4561 Retail Store - Waynesboro
(717) 597-0868 Store - Greencastle
(717) 267-0488 Store & Donation Center Chambersburg
Morningstar Mission Store
Why Buy New
Phone (717) 267-7842
Website
342G Grant St.
Phone (717) 264-2383
Nearly New Shop
18 South Carlisle Street
Phone (717) 597-8883
New Hope Thrift Store
25 South Potomac Street
Phone (717) 762-5840
New Life Thrift Shop
Phone (717) 496-8841
Appendix Thrift Stores
www.whybuynew.org
To Acquire or File
Lost/Found Pets
Office of Attorney General
Antietam Humane Society, Inc.
301 Chestnut Street, Suite 105
8513 Lyons Rd.
Phone (717) 787-7109
Fax
Phone (717) 762-9091
(800) 441-2555
(717) 772-3560
Website
Email
Website
www.attorneygeneral.gov
[email protected]
www.petfinder.com/shelter/antietamhumane
society.html
Cumberland Valley Animal Shelter
Birth Certificates
PA Department of Health - Vital Records
2325 Country Road
Central Building
101 South Mercer Street, P.O. Box 1528
New Castle, PA 16103
Website
www.cvas-pets.org
Phone (877) 724-3258
Email
[email protected]
(724) 656-3100
Website
Phone (717) 263-5791
Recycling Information
www.health.state.pa.us
Business Complaints
Better Business Bureau
Phone (717) 364-3250 Harrisburg
Phone (717) 261-2561
College Financial Assistance
Email
[email protected]
PHEAA
Website
Phone (800) 692-7435 Grant Division
Franklin County Planning Office
(800) 692-7392 Loan Division
Website
www.pheaa.org
Credit Report
Phone (717) 261-3855
Equifax
Website
Phone (800) 685-1111
Website
Tax Information
www.equifax.com
Federal Tax Information
Experian
Phone (800) 829-4933
Phone (888) EXP-ERIA
Website
(800) 829-4059 TDD
www.experian.com
Website
Trans Union
Phone (717) 261-3801
www.transunion.com
Website
Driver's License/Photo ID
Homestead/Farmstead Exclusions (Application)
Pennsylvania Driver's Licensing & Registration
Phone (800) 932-4600 Driver/Vehicle Services
Website
www.irs.gov
Franklin County Tax Information
Phone (800) 916-8800
Website
Phone (717) 261-3801 Franklin County Tax Services
Website
www.dmv.state.pa.us
Appendix To Acquire or File
To Acquire or File
Tax Information
Pennsylvania State Tax Information
Phone (800) 728-2937
Website
www.revenue.state.pa.us
Rent/Property Tax Rebate (Application)
Phone (800) 728-2937 State Revenue Services
Website
www.revenue.state.pa.us
Unemployment Compensation
600 Norland Avenue
Phone (717) 264-4584
Fax
(717) 264-0856
Email
[email protected]
Website
www.pacareerlink.state.pa.us
Pennsylvania Unemployment Compensation
Phone (888) 313-7284
(888) 334-4046 TTY
Website
www.uc.pa.gov
Appendix To Acquire or File

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