Alliance for Nonprofit Resources | | Independent Living, Foster Care, Adoption, Post-Permanency Support | Providing social determinants of health screening for housing, physical and mental health, education, food, utilities, employment, education, SUD, safety, finances, transportation, and childcare. |
Armstrong Indiana Clarion Drug and Alcohol Commission | | Mentorship, Counseling, Support Group | The Commission is responsible for assessing needs, planning, developing, and coordinating programming to meet the drug and alcohol service needs and monitoring/reviewing the outcome of these interventions. |
Center for Community Resources | | Support, Behavioral Health, | Coordinates supportive services for individual families for: behavioral health, intellectual disabilities, mental health, substance abuse, and other human services needs. |
Children's Aid Society | | | Children's Aid Society provides professional services throughout central Pennsylvania through many different program areas including: Adoption & Foster Care, Child Care & Early Learning, Youth Mentoring, Family Support Services. Their mission is to “identify and provide services to improve the lives of children and their families.” They have been serving local families since 1890 and last year, their services helped 1,420 children and adults. |
Christian Alliance for Orphans (CAFO) | | | The Christian Alliance for Orphans unites more than 200 respected organizations and 850+ church members. Our joint initiatives inspire and equip Christians to effectively live out the Bible’s call to care for orphans and vulnerable children. |
Clarion County Adult Services/Homeless Assistance Program | | Support, Independent Living | Providing adult services and homeless assistance for adults in Clarion County. |
Clarion County Children & Youth Services | | Foster Care, Adoption, Independent Living, County Agency | The primary goal of Clarion County CYS is keeping children safe and keeping them in their home. If a situation worsens and the child(ren) are placed into a foster home for their own safety, the goal changes to reunification with the family. With that, families are provided with services at no charge to adjust or correct what caused the separation. If goals cannot or have not been met by a certain time frame, the court system can make a recommendation for permanency of a new home for those in foster care. |
Clarion Psychiatric Center | | Behavioral Health, Support | Inpatient behavioral health treatment, partial hospitalization treatment, and 24-hour a day no-cost assessments and referrals for mental health services |
Jefferson Clarion Head Start, Inc. | | Support, Independent Living | We serve as the administrative entity for child and family development programs, including Head Start, Early Head Start, Maternal, Infant Early Childhood Home Visiting, and more. |
Justice Works | | Independent Living, Foster Care, Mentorship, Counseling | Justice Works provides support for biological parents looking to reunify with their children, and also provides a variey of social and life skills classes and activities for youth who are aging out/have aged out of foster care. |
| | Independent Living, Health | LIFE provides all inclusive and preventative care to eligible seniors ages 55+ with the mission of keeping them safe, healthy, and independent. |
Lifespan Family Services | | Foster Care, Adoption, Kinship, Post-Permanency Support | We equip their foster families with valuable resources that help the child thrive. Our goal is to leave a lifelong impact on a child who needs a caring family, and we encourage and respect all foster families. |
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