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Family Emergency Assistance (Rent, Utilities, Food, MedicalBills etc.)AIDS/HIV Resource(814) 272-0818Email: info@aidsresource.comProvides services for those living with AIDS/HIV. Case management, Housing, Utilities,medical and dental expenses, transportation, food and nutritional supplements smokingsession and much more.American Red Cross2801 Liberty AvenuePittsburgh, PA 15222(814)834-2915Cameron County Assistance Office411 North Chestnut StreetEmporium, PA 15834(814) 486-3757Provides services for low income individuals including: cash assistance, food stamps,medical assistance, emergency shelter assistance, employment and training services, andLow Income Home Energy Assistance Program.Cameron County Food BankNorthern Tier Community Action135 West 4th StreetEmporium, PA 15834(814) 486-1161 ext. 269Provides boxes of food to low-income families.DCED/DPW Crisis Interface ProgramNorthern Tier Community Action135 West 4th StreetEmporium, PA 15834(814) 486-1161 ext. 21512

Provides assistance for heating emergencies by receiving referral applications from theDepartment of Public Welfare County Assistance Office and determining eligibility basedon the level of need determined.Energy Assistance ProgramsNorthern Tier Community Action135 West 4th StreetEmporium, PA 15834(814) 486-1161 ext. 215www.ntcac.orgA last stop option for providing assistance to those who have exhausted all other optionsof assistance that cannot purchase deliverable fuels or make utility payments.Homeless Assistance ProgramNorthern Tier Community Action135 West 4th StreetEmporium, PA 15834(814) 486-1161 ext. 269Low Income Usage Reduction ProgramNorthern Tier Community Action135 West 4th StreetEmporium, PA 15834(814) 486-1161 ext. 215Offers energy education and information on utility related energy conservation measuresthrough the joint efforts of Allegheny Power, First Energy, and National Fuel Gas.Priority is given to low-income, high usage, payment troubled customers.Pennsylvania Education for Children and Youth Experiencing HomelessnessProgram (PA ECYEH Program)ARIN IU 282895 W PikeIndiana, PA 15701Phone: (724) 463-5300FAX: (724) 463-531513

This program ensures that homeless children and youth have equal access to the same,free, appropriate, public education; including preschool education, as provided to otherchildren and youth.PATHCameron/Elk Behavioral & Developmental Programs94 Hospital Street, 4th FloorRidgway, PA 15853Phone: (814) 772-8016x141 Fax: (814)772-8825Serves transition age youth from 17 to 30 with a MH diagnosis who are homeless or atimminent risk of homelessness, to find safe, permanent housing, and connect them tocommunity resources to maintain that housing.Salvation ArmyCindy Summerson(814)486-3446Assists with rent and utility payment. Clients must have received shut-off notices forutilities.WeatherizationNorthern Tier Community Action135 West 4th StreetEmporium, PA 15834(814) 486-1161 ext. 215www.ntcac.orgAssists in securing an energy efficient home and educating clients on ways to controlheating costs; can help determine certain health and safety risks for occupants.West Penn Power Universal Services(800) 686-0021(800) 207-1250 .Low Income(800) 736-3404 .Past Due bills(888) 406-8074.Weatherization (800) 686-0021.Universal ServicesAvailable to individuals that are struggling to pay the full amount of their electric bill14

because of personal or family problems. Also provides budget counseling, energyaudits/education and tailored payment plans.Counseling/Rehabilitative ServicesAbraxas Youth Center10058 South Mountain Rd. Bldg. 3PO Box 334South Mountain PA 17261(717) 749-3066(800) 560-7731(717) 749-3229 (fax)Treatment and development center for alleged or adjudicated delinquents and at-riskyouth.Alcohol and Drug Abuse Services34 East 4th Street Suite 2Emporium, PA 15834(814) 486-0653 (Monday and Thursday)Mailing address:12 Church Street Suite 100Port Allegany, PA 16743 (814) 642-9541www.adasonline.orgFacebook: Alcohol and Drug Abuse ServicesOffering a variety of services including: Prevention, Intervention, Inpatient treatment,Outpatient, Intensive outpatient, and Case Management servicesAdditional information regarding AA/NA meetings and other services can be found at thefollowing website: http://adasonline.org or www.wpaarea60.org (meetings scheduledfor McKean, Potter, Elk, & Cameron Counties)HOTLINES: (814) 885-6302 Local answering service (not toll free)AA- (800) 252-6465 NA- (800) 494-3414 or (800) 252-6465NA- AlAnon (800) 356-999615

Alcoholics Anonymous215 Hemlock Rd.St. Marys, PA 15857(814) 885-6302Holds weekly meetings for alcoholics and their families/friends in Cameron County.CE B&D Programs (Cameron/ Elk Behavioral and DevelopmentalPrograms)94 Hospital Drive Ridgway, PA 15853(814) 772-801624 Hour Crisis Line.(800) 652-0562Mental Health Services: Helps in providing any necessary MH services to individualswith mental illness to help them live a happy fulfilling life. Collaborates with provideragencies to develop an array of employment support and housing options for adolescentsand adults with serious mental illness.Intellectual Difficulties Services: Provides support coordination to assist those withintellectual difficulties in locating and monitoring and coordinating services that promoteopportunities to live fulfilling lives within their community. Examples of service areemployment support, respite, supports for independent living, residential programs,daytime activities, adaptive equipment, and architectural and vehicular adaptations.Early Intervention Services: Provides services and supports to children ages birth-threeand their families, such as speech therapy, occupational therapy, physical therapy,special instruction and case management. Children must show a 25% delay in one ormore areas of development or have a diagnosis or condition that will result in a highprobability of delay.Catholic Charities Counseling and Adoptive Services303 Church StreetSt. Marys, PA 15857(814) 788-5057Hotline: 1(888)793-6602Pregnancy and Parenting Support Services Program:Professional counselors are available to help you prepare to become a parent.Supplemental parenting and referrals for additional assistance programs are provided tohelp you parent your baby and gain skills that will help you become a loving, effectiveparent. Services are offered free of charge to birth parents to your child’s 1st birthday.Sign up before your baby is born for diapers and material assistance to be provided atappointments. No income guidelines!16

CenClear’s St. Marys Outpatient Clinic427 North Saint Marys StreetSt. Marys, PA 15857(814) 834-9283 . www.cenclear.orgOffers: Behavioral Health Rehabilitative Services, Blended Case Management, Certified PeerSpecialist, Family Based Mental Health, Maintaining Strengths Program, Mental HealthOutpatient, Parent Child Interactive Therapy, Psychological and Psychiatric Services, TransitionAge Support ServicesDickinson Center, Inc.MAIN OFFICE:43 Servidea Dr., Ridgway, PA 15853Phone: (814) 776-2145Fax: (814) 776-1470(website) www.dickinsoncenter.orgCrisis Hotline: 1-800-652-0562Dickinson Center, Inc. is committed to helping individuals reach their full potential byproviding a comprehensive spectrum of behavioral health, intellectual disability, andprevention services.Service region includes: Elk, Cameron, Potter, McKean, Forest, Warren, Jefferson, andClearfield counties.Other Dickinson Center services by domain are as follows:Mental Health: Outpatient, School Outpatient, Intensive Outpatient, Case ManagementServices, Drop-In Center, Emergency/Crisis Services, Autism, Children’s PartialHospitalization, Peer Support Services, Site-Based and Mobile Psychiatric RehabilitationServices, Recovery Program, Employee Assistance Program, and TotalHealth/Behavioral Health/Physical Health Integration.Intellectual Disability Services: Community Habilitation Services (Adult HabilitationCenter, Adult Day Treatment), Employment Support Services, Pre-Vocational Services(Elkwood Arts), Residential Services (Group Homes/Life Sharing).Children’s Prevention Services: (serving Elk and Cameron Counties, call St. Mary'slocation (814) 834-2602)Incredible Years, LIFE Program, Parents As Teachers, Signs of Suicide Program, StayingConnected With Your Teen, Student Assistance Program, and The Parents as Teachers17

Children’s CenterGAMBLER’S ANONYMOUS- (800) 522-4700Narcotics AnonymousFor information (including weekly meeting times) call or text NA helpline:(814)596-2614“We are not interested in what or how much you used but only in what you want to doabout your problem and how we can help.”NAMI PA (National Alliance for the Mentally Ill of PA- Cameron CountyPhone (570) 326-2094Provides support, advocacy, training, and education, for families, friends and personssuffering from mental illness.Project RAPPORT Rural Approach Pregnancy Parenting Outreach Resources to Teens1307 Bucktail RoadSt. Marys, PA 15857Phone: (814) 834-1645Fax (814) 834-1725Education regarding prenatal health, fetal development, labor and delivery, infant care,child development, and parenting are offered to pregnant or parenting teens and mothersand fathers of any age who are expecting a child. School or home visits are free andinclude activities related to the parents/child's interest.Insurance, Legal, Health Care, Senior & Veterans ServicesAffordable Care ActCertified Application Counselor814-486-1115American Cancer SocietyACS Office18

1948 East 3rd StreetWilliamsport, PA 17701(570) 326-4149The American Cancer Society is the nationwide, community- based, voluntary healthorganization dedicated to eliminating cancer as a major health problem by preventingcancer, saving lives, and diminishing suffering from cancer, through research, education,advocacy and service.Blue Cross/Blue Shield Special Care(800) 544-6679Health insurance available at reduced rates for eligible adults.Brain Injury Hotline(866) 412-4755Offers free information and referral for residents of Pennsylvania.Cameron County Assistance Office411 North Chestnut StreetEmporium, PA 15834 (814) 486-3757https://www.compass.state.pa.usAssists with TANF (Temporary Assistance for Needy Families), General Assistance, andMedical Assistance.Cameron County Cardiac UnitSherry Malizia—814-486-4473PO Box 86Emporium, PA 15834Cameron County Community ChestJudd Schager- 814-486-0612Cameron County Dog Law Officer(SPCA)678 South Mtn. Rd.19

Emporium, PA 15834(814) 486-0101 camcospca@gmail.comCameron County Health Care Center/Dental Center90 East 2nd StreetP.O. Box 270Emporium, PA 15834.(814) 486-1115Dental Center (814) 486-0909Website: www.keystoneruralhealth.comOffers primary care services, x-ray/lab services, dental care and behavioral healthservices to residents of Cameron County.Cameron County Office of Human Services (Senior Center)P.O. Box A118 Center StreetRidgway, PA 15853 (814) 776-2191(800) 672-7145213 South Maple StreetEmporium, PA 15834 .(814) 486-3707For residents 60 , provides in-home service, institutional care placement, protectiveservices for elderly, Meals on Wheels, medical transportation, health insurancecounseling and job assistance/referral for age 55 and up.Cameron County Probation OfficeCameron County Courthouse20 East 5th StreetEmporium, PA 15834 (814) 486-1559 x339Offers referrals to other needed resources for youth, their families and adults. Alsoaccepts voluntary, self-referrals from parents to receive needed support and supervisionwithout court involvement for their kids.COLE Memorial DentistryThe Ryan Family Dental CenterTodd Twichell, DDS438 East 2nd St20

Coudersport, PA 16915 .(814)274-5252Call for specific dental needs.Holly Mauser DMDVictor Brown, DMD, PC11 8th StreetCoudersport, PA 16915 .(814)274-1111Cole Memorial Pediatrics1001 East 2nd StreetCoudersport, PA 16915 .(814)274-9198Call with questions.Cole Memorial Dentistry Specializes in high-quality family dental care at convenientlocations and affordable pricing Provides general dentistry, exams, x-rays, cleaning,whitening, cosmetic, crown & bridges, dentures, emergency care.Cole Memorial Health and Wellness Center/ George B Erskine Health andWellness CenterHealth Center288 Sizerville RoadEmporium, PA 15834 . (814) 486-0810Wellness CenterWellness Center – (814) 486-1321Physical Therapy – (814) 486-2078www.colememorial.orgM-F 6:30am to 2:30pm—staff available24 hour access with a swipe cardCommunity Nurses, Inc.757 Johnsonburg Road, Suite 200St. Marys, PA 15857Main Office: 1 (814) 781-1415Emporium Office: 1 (814) 486-1216Offers skilled health care services and custodial care services in the home, occupationalhealth services in the workplace and health education services in the community.Donated Dental Services — Western Pennsylvania21

(717)776-3262Free services for disabled or chronically ill children and adults who have demonstrated afinancial need (uses 150% of the poverty level); no dental insurance; no significantsavings; must require major dental treatment.Emporium Borough Dog Catcher(814) 486-0952Gateway HealthFour Gateway Center444 Liberty Ave, Ste.2100Pittsburgh, PA 15222-1202 (412)255-4640Gateway Health serves the most vulnerable citizens, such as those facing chronicdiseases and/or disability, and the elderly and financially disenfranchised.Guy & Mary Felt Manor110 East 4th StreetEmporium, PA 15834(814)486-3736Email:ashwhit@windstream.netWeb Site: https://www.guy-maryfeltmanor.comLike us on FacebookOffers 24 hour skilled nursing care.Felt Manor Living112 East 4th Street(814)486-4839Personal care unit offering independence with supervisionHealthy Baby Line(800) 986-BABY (986-2229)For use by pregnant women in PA to find out how to get prenatal check- ups forthemselves and the baby and answers health and developmental questions about childrenages 0-12 months.Highmark CHIP Coverage for Uninsured Children22

Highmark Blue Cross and Blue ShieldP.O. Box CARINGPittsburgh, PA 15230-4000(800) 986-5437Web site: www.compass.state.pa.usFree and low cost health care coverage for uninsured persons from birth to 18 yrs.Lead Information Hotline(800) 440-5323 (LEAD)Free information and referral for Pennsylvania residents.Life and Independence For Today (LIFT)503 Arch StreetSt. Marys, PA 15857 (814) 781-3050Offers independent living skills instruction and counseling, accessibility services andinformation/referral services to those with disabilitiesLong Term Care(866) 286-3636Free hotline that gives information and referral to Pennsylvania residents regardingLong Term Care.New Beginnings(866) 463-1462Provides information to pregnant women and children under 21 on how to obtain amedical card to cover hospital, dental and prescription costs. Also offers breast pumps.The client must have UPMC Insurance.Northwestern Legal Services315 2nd Avenue, Suite 401Warren, PA 16365TO APPLY FOR SERVICES CALL:(814) 726-2530(800) 665-6957(800) 753-5707(814) 542-6957Fax- (814) 726-7149www.nwls.org Free Legal Help to Eligible Clients in Civil Legal Matters23

Serving Cameron, Crawford, Elk, Erie, Forest, Mercer, McKean,Potter, Venango, & Warren Counties in northwestern PennsylvaniaOffers legal assistance with many problems, including Public Benefits, Housing andLandlord Issues, Family Law Issues, Protection From Abuse, Education Issues,Bankruptcy, Utility Termination, Social Security Income, Unemployment and other areas.Office of Vocational Rehabilitation (OVR)199 Beaver DriveDuBois, PA 15801Phone: 814-371-7340Fax: 814-913-1002Missy Franklin, LSW Early Reach Coordinatormfranklin@pa.govAuxiliary aids and services are available on request to individuals with disabilities.Pennsylvania Department of Health778 Washington StreetSt. Marys, PA 15857 (814) 834-5351Provides health education and health promotion, including immunizations andconfidential HIV/AIDS testing.Q- Care416 North Broad StreetEmporium, PA 15834 Phone: 814-486-2202Office Hours: 8AM to 5:30PM Monday-Friday, except holidays.We offer cost-sensitive, convenient care for non-emergency medical conditionsRSVP Retired and Senior Volunteer Program (Experience Works)The retired and Senior Volunteer Program utilizes the skills, talents and experience ofAmericans ages 55 and over to serve in their community. RSVP, since its start in 1971, isnow one of the largest senior volunteer organizations in the nation engaging more than300,000 volunteers. Join Experience Works RSVP of Cameron, Clearfield, Elk, andMcKean counties and make a difference in your community today! RSVP matchesinterest and skills with non-profit organizations in need of volunteers. Volunteers choose24

the amount of time they wish to give and no minimum hours are required. RSVP offersan annual recognition luncheon and can help defer transportation expenses if needed.Anyone wanting to be a volunteer or an organization needing volunteers should contactthe RSVP office at:Phone:(814)245-2349, Cell: (814)320-1399 or mfourness@experienceworks.orgSocial Security Administration302 Liberty Blvd.DuBois, PA 15801(888) 491-1884Programs and services that assist in receiving Survivor’s Disability, Medicare HealthInsurance, and Supplemental Security Income (SSI).Veteran’s omHelping local Veterans obtain benefits.Child Development and Family Learning ToolsAdult Education ProgramSeneca Highlands IU94 Erie AvenueSt. Marys, PA 15857(814)781-3437Provides adult education for brushing up on basic skills and preparation for high schoolequivalency, post-secondary education and/or employment. This program is available toadults over the age of 16. Classes are held inside the Community Education Center in St.Marys, PAAutism Support GroupMary Lee Uber7771 Route 12025

Emporium, PA 15834(814) 486-3034goldie.bear@yahoo.comProvides support to families and friends of children with autism.Barbara Moscato Brown Memorial Library27 West 4th StreetEmporium, Pa 158341(814) 486-8011Visit the library or go to: emporiumlibrary.org to learn about the eBooks and audiobooksservice.Sponsors “Story Hour” Monday from 11:00am to 11:45 for 3, 4, and 5 year olds.Wed. 10:00am 10:45 for 0 to 3 yrs. Sponsors a summer reading program forKindergarten through 6th

Provided psychiatric evaluations/inpatient treatment for individuals experiencing mental health crisis. DuBois Psychiatric Center 100 Hospital Ave. DuBois, PA 15801 Adolescent Unit . (814) 375-6363 Adult Unit . (814) 375-6337 Provides psychiatric evaluations/inpatient treatment for individuals experiencing mental health crisis.