Human Services Directory - Bradford County, PA

Compiled and Edited by Lora Blevins 12.17.09 

1 

Bradford-Sullivan County Human Services 

Provider Directory 

2010

William D. Blevins, Director 

Bradford County Human Services 

220 Main St. Unit 1 

Towanda, PA 

18848 

Departments……………………………………………………………3 

Providers & Services…………………………………………………..4 


2 

Table of Contents 

For Your Convenience: Letters are used to represent the type of services under each provider 

name 

MHR – Mental Health, Mental Retardation 

MED – Medical 

ELD – Elderly 

LEG - Legal 

D&A – Drug and Alcohol 

FIN - Financial 

C&Y – Children and Youth 

VOC – Vocational 

MIS- Miscellaneous 

ARC – Abuse/ Rape Crisis 

Assistance Numbers…………………………………………………..43 

Medical Resource Numbers………………………………………….44 

Referral Acronyms…………………………………………………….45

Department Name 

Children & Youth Services 

(CYS) 

Mental Health 

(BCMH or MH) 

Drug & Alcohol 

(D&A) 

Mental Retardation 

(BCMR or MR) 

Child Care Information System 

(CCIS) 

Director 

Elly Smith 

Ron Schell 

Phil Cusano 

Terry Butler 

Tom Guinane 


3 

Departments 

Contact 

Fax: 570-265-7066 

Phone#: 570-265-1760 ext.2918 

Toll Free#: 1-800-326-8432 

Fax: 570-265-8541 

Phone#: 570-265-1760 ext.2955 

Toll Free#: 1-800-588-1828 

Fax: 570-265-8541 

Phone#: 570-265-1760 ext.2942 

Toll Free#: 1-800-588-1828 

Fax: 570-265-8541 

Phone#: 570-265-1760 ext.2965 

Toll Free#: 1-800-588-1828 

Fax: 570-265-0315 

Phone#: 570-265-1760 ext.2972 

Toll Free#: 1-800-369-3599

Provider 

Abington 

Counseling 

MHR 

Abuse & Rape Crisis 

Center (ARCC) 

ARC 


4 

Program Description/ Website 

� Family and individual 

counseling 

� Family based services 

Domestic violence, abuse, 

rape, and sexual assault 

counseling 

Advocacy programs in 

aforementioned areas 

Hotline counseling 

Shelters, transportation, and 

accompaniment 

Prevention and parenting 

courses 

Providers and Services 

Address/ 

Website 

Abington 

Counseling Center 

PO Box 4 

Lopez, Pa. 18628 

Towanda Office: 

716 Main Street 

Towanda, Pa. 

18848 

Judi Campbell 

P. O. Box 186 


18848 

Phone/ 

Fax 

(570) 430- 

0521 

Fax: (570) 

928-7781 

(570) 265- 

5333 

Emergen 

cy: 911 or 

(570) 265- 

9101

Advocacy Alliance 

MHR 

Alcoholics 

Anonymous/ 

Alanon 

D&A 

Allied In-Home 

Services Attendant 

Care Program 

ELD 

Allied Services 

Supported Living 

Program, 

Behavioral Health 

Division 

MHR 


5 

Adult, family and child 

mental health advocacy 

and treatment 

Aids those with mental illness 

with treatment, budget and 

financial management, legal 

representation, employment 

representatives, etc. 

� AA meeting time lists, places, 

and general listings 

� Contact persons for callers 

� Available information on 

local drug and alcohol 

treatment centers 

� Elderly in-home assistance in: 

bathing, grooming, toileting, 

transfers, ambulation, 

feeding, prosthesis, braces, 

doctor visits 

accompaniment, 

homemaking, and essential 

errands. 

� To assess the housing needs 

of people with mental illness 

� To assist in obtaining decent, 

safe, affordable housing 

� To provide the necessary 

support, skills training and 

advocacy to ensure that 

persons with mental illness 

are able to remain in 

permanent housing in the 

community 

Administrative 

Office 

846 Jefferson 

Avenue 

P.O. Box 1368 

Scranton, PA 18501 

Wilkes-Barre 

71 North Franklin 

Street 

Wilkes-Barre, PA 

18710 

Bradford County 

Drug & Alcohol 

Program 

100 Abington 

Executive Park 

Clarks Summit, PA 

18411 

703 South Elmer 

Avenue, Suite 108 

Sayre, Pa 18840 

Toll Free: 1 

(877) 315- 

6855 

TTY: 1 

(877) 962- 

5593 

Phone: 

(570) 822- 

7097 

Fax: (570) 

823-5627 

(570) 265- 

1760 

Fax: (570) 

265-8541 

(570) 348- 

2210 

Fax: (570) 

348-2228 

On call: 

(570) 242- 

1883 

877-277- 

1309 

Fax: (570) 

882-7442

Alternative 

Education Program 

Bradford/Sullivan 

CYS 

American Cancer 

Society 

MED 

FIN 

American Red 

Cross 

MED 


6 

� Alternative academic 

courses 

� Student behavioral 

modification 

� Alternative Ed. counseling 

� Treatment travel 

reimbursement for financially 

needy 

� Medication payment aid for 

non-insured and income 

eligible 

� Ostomy supplies 

� Research to Recovery 

Support Program for breast 

cancer 

� Additional cancers support 

groups 

� Information and counseling 

� Blood drive programs 

� Natural disaster services 

� Military family assistance 

� Blood programs, disaster 

services, and assistance to 

military families 

� First aid, water safety, CPR, 

canoeing, and sailing 

courses 

P. O. Box 72 

College Avenue 

Monroeton, PA 

18832 

1948 East Third 

Street 

Williamsport, PA 

17701 

5 Bridge Street 


18848 

(570) 265- 

5117 

Fax: (570) 

268-2191 

Local Toll 

Free: 888- 

227-5445 

Info Toll 

Free: 

1(800)- 

227-2345 

Fax: (570) 

888-4044 

(570) 265- 

2797 

Fax: (570) 

265-7704

Assistance Office, 


MIS 

ELD 

VOC 

MED 

FIN 

Better Business 

Bureau of NE PA, 

Inc. 

MIS 


7 

� Process applications for 

federal and state cash 

assistance programs 

� State Blind Pension 

� Supplemental Security 

Income (SSI) 

� Food Stamps 

� Medical Assistance 

(including Healthy Beginnings 

and Healthy Horizons) 

� Nursing Home Care 

� Employment and Training 

programs with links to 

community agencies 

� Reliable reports on businesses 

and organizations 

� Consumer complaints 

resolutions 

� Curbing fraudulent business 

schemes 

� Monitoring advertising 

practices 

� Solicitation control 

� Building public confidence in 

business 

� Alerting consumers about 

unethical business practices 

1 Progress Plaza P. 

O. Box 398 


18848 

4099 Birney Avenue 

Moosic, PA 18507 

(570) 265- 

9186 

Toll Free: 

1(800)- 

542-3938 

(570) 342- 

9129 

(570) 342- 

5100 

Fax: (570) 

342-1282

Big Brothers/Big 

Sisters of Bradford 

County 

CYS 

Birthright of Sayre 

MED 


8 

� Mentoring program 

providing positive adult role 

models 

� One on one mentoring 

matches for youth for ages 6 

to 12 

� Community based mentoring 

between screened, adult 

volunteers and children 

between 6 to 14 yrs of age at 

enrollment. Matches 

continue until the child 

leaves school. 

� Volunteer commits to a 

minimum of 4 to 8 hours of 

time every 2 weeks. 

� Mentoring continues until 

child leaves school 

� School based mentoring 

between high school 

students and elementary 

students during school hours 

at least 1 hr/week. 

� Monthly activities for all 

waiting or matched 

community participants. 

� Pregnancy tests 

� Pregnancy educational 

guidance 

� Shelter 

� Community resources 

information 

� Maternity clothes 

� Referral or medical and legal 

advice 

� Professional counseling 

� Adoption information 

10 Park Street 


18848 

111 South Elmer 

Avenue 

Sayre, PA 18840 

(570) 265- 

3009 

Toll Free: 

1(866)- 

344-BIGS 

Fax: (570) 

265-4389 

(570) 888- 

2543 

Toll Free: 

1(800)- 

550-4900

BLaST Intermediate 

Unit 17 

MIS 

Blindness and 

Visual Services 

MIS 

MED 

Boy Scouts of 

America Five Rivers 

Council 

CYS 


9 

� (Education and school 

service agency) 

� Curriculum development 

� Instructional material services 

� Education planning 

� Individuals with disabilities 

services 

� State support initiatives such 

as, assistive technology, and 

inter agency coordination 

� Providing behavior 

management 

� Preparation for adult life 

� Appropriate practices 

� Vocational rehabilitation 

services like: orientation and 

mobility lessons for adults 

and youth 

� Blindness adjustment training 

� Business enterprise services 

� Visual impairment assistance 

for more productive lives 

� Rehabilitation teaching 

� Recreational and 

educational program for 

boys ages 6 to 18 for 

developing character, and 

personal fitness 

� Citizenship training 

� Tiger Cub, Cub Scout Packs 

� Boy Scout Troops 

� Venturing Crews and 

Explorer Posts 

501 East Third Street 


17701 

R. R. # 2 Box 3364 

Canton, PA 17724 

111 North 

Pennsylvania 

Avenue 3 rd Floor 

Wilkes Barre, PA 

18701 

P. O. Box 5190 

Horseheads, New 

York 14844-5190 

(570) 323- 

8561 

Toll Free: 

1(800)- 

326-8528 

Fax: (570) 

323-1738 

(570) 673- 

6001 

Fax: (570) 

673-6007 

(570) 826- 

2361 

Fax: (570) 

826-2538 

(607) 732- 

9047 

Fax: (607) 

796-5101 

or (607) 

732-9055 

Retail 

Store: 

(607) 724- 

6099


Action 

CYS 

VOC 

MED 


Correctional 

Facility 

MIS 


10 

� Employment training 

� Self-directed job-search 

� Classroom and remediation 

programs 

� Vocational/educational 

referral through GED or 

postsecondary education 

� Adult Basic Education 

� Work-force literacy programs 

� Independent Living Program 

for foster youth 

� Unemployment or 

economically 

disadvantaged youth and 

adults 

� Specialized training in: 

Nurse's Aide/ L.P.N etc. 

� Summer youth employment 

� Itinerant school programs 

500 William Street 


18848 

R. R. # 3 Box 321 

Troy, PA 16947 

(570) 265- 

4434 

Fax: (570) 

265-4136 

(570) 297- 

5047 

Fax: (570) 

297-4350 

Intake 

Fax: (570) 

297-3179


Dental Care Center 

MED 


Dental Clinic 

MED 


Grants 

MIS 

FIN 


Manor Nursing 

Home 

ELD 


11 

� Skilled and intermediate 

nursing care 

� Emergency hospital care 

� Dental, dietary, religious, 

social, nursing services 

� Transportation 

� Recreation 

� Occupational therapy 

� Speech therapy 

� Physical therapy 

� Physician services 

� Volunteers 

Wysox 

Towanda 

Burlington 

Canton 

Athens 

1 Progress Plaza 

Suite 6 

Towanda, PA 18848 

RR1 Box 179A 


R. R. # 3 Box 322 


(570) 265- 

9431 or 

(570) 265- 

8499 

(570) 265- 

2691 

(570) 297- 

2416 

(570) 673- 

5011 

(570) 888- 

4134 

(570) 265- 

2069 

(570) 268- 

4193 

(570) 297- 

4111 

Fax: (570) 

297-3634


SPCA 

(Humane Society) 

MIS 

Northern Tier 

Career Center 

VOC 

CYS 

Career Link, 

Bradford & Sullivan 

Counties 

VOC 

FIN 

Caregivers 

America 

ELD 

Central Bradford 

County Economic 

Development 

Corporation 

FIN 

� Animal shelter 


12 

� School Program for 

vocational training 

� Employment information 

� Agency referral 

� Veteran services 

� Employment registration, 

selection, screening, testing 

and referral 

� In home care and nursing 

services for the elderly 

� Economic development 

authority 

� Full service project 

development and 

management 

US Route 220 

Ulster, PA 

18850 

218 Main Street, 

Suite 1 


18848 

RR2 Box 14A 

Wysox, PA 

18854 

Stoll Natural 

Resource Center 

1 Progress Plaza, 

Suite 3 


18848 

(570) 888- 

2114 

(570) 265- 

8111 

(570) 265- 

2171 

Fax: (570) 

265-2331 

TDD: (570) 

265-5720 

(570) 265- 

1161 

Toll Free: 

1(866)- 

361-4663 

(570) 265- 

0937 

(570) 265- 

0936 

Fax: (570) 

265-0935

Center for 

Independent 

Living, NE PA 

(Bradford/Sullivan) 

MED 

MHR 

Child Care 

Information 

Services 

CYS 

Childline 

CYS 

MHR 


13 

� Persons with disabilities 

organization 

� Information and referral 

� Independent living skills 

training Counseling 

� Service coordination 

� Housing access aid 

� Attendant care 

� Transportation 

� Interpreter referral program 

� Direct childcare services for 

parents who work or are 

enrolled in a work related 

training program Childcare 

services are available to 

children as young as 3 

months or up to age 12. 

� Available year round from 6 

AM-6PM Monday-Friday 

� Determines eligibility of 

parents who request 

subsidized child care 


services Waiting list of eligible 

families 

� Daycare providers 

reimbursement for those who 

provide services to eligible 

children 

� 24/7 Hotline for counseling, 

referral, and the protection 

of the overall well-being of 

children 

431 Wyoming 

Avenue, Lower 

Level 

Scranton, PA 18503 


Unit 1 


18848 

(570) 344- 

7211 

Toll Free: 

1(800)- 

344-7211 

Interprete 

r Referral 

(IR) (570) 

344-7288 

(570) 265- 

1760 

Fax: (570) 

265-0315 

1(800)- 

932-0313

Children & Youth 

Services of 


CYS 

MIS 

Children’s Service 

Center 

CYS 

MHR 

Children’s 

Advocacy Center 

ARC 

CYS 


14 

� Protective care services 

� Foster care 


� Group home placement 

� Adoption 

� Institutional care 

� Juvenile detention services 

through probation and 

homemaker services 

� Psychiatric mental health 

counseling services 

� Therapy, training, prevention, 

intervention, and treatment 

services to stand against 

child neglect and abuse 


Unit # 1 


18848 

133 West Tioga St. 

Tunkhannock, PA 

18657 

1710 Mulberry St. 

Scranton, PA 

18510 

Towanda 

(570) 265- 

1760 

Toll Free: 

1(800)- 

326-8432 

Fax: (570) 

265-7066 

Emergen 

cy: (570) 

265-2424 

(570) 836- 

2722 

(570) 825- 

6425 

(570) 969- 

7313 

Fax: (570) 

969-7387 

(570) 265- 

4132

Comprehensive 

Highway Safety 

Program 

MIS 

Code Enforcement 

MIS 

Coppertree 

Sheltered 

Workshop 

CYS 


15 

� Educational/information on 

highway safety issues 

� Provides materials films 

speakers, and video learning 

library 

� Conducts child safety seat 

inspection 

� Coordinate prevention 

education programs 

� Safety events, and training 

for schools, businesses, 

industry, law enforcement, 

community groups, and 

public service organizations 

� Vince and Larry crash test 

dummies, Buckle Bear 

costumes, and Fatal Vision 

goggles 

� Topics include driving under 

the influence, underage 

drinking, occupant 

protection (seat belt and 

child passenger safety) 

motorcycle, bicycle, 

pedestrian, and vehicle 

safety 

� Also includes school bus, 

highway, and young-older 

driver safety. 

� Staff-secure, treatment 

oriented facility for 

adolescent males 

� Goal is to change the 

mindsets and behavior 

patterns of youth 

542 County Farm 

Road, Suite 207 

Montoursville, PA 

17754 

Towanda 

20 Ballard Street 


(570) 433- 

0820 

Fax: (570) 

433-0340 

(570) 265- 

9333 

(570) 297- 

3842

Consumer Credit 

FIN 

Domestic Relations 

– Bradford County 

FIN 

CYS 

Department of 

Health 

MED 

EMSF Neurological 


MHR 

MED 

Endless Mountain 

Mission Center 

FIN 

� Credit counseling 


16 

� Establishment, collection and 

distribution of child/spousal 

support payments 

� Food licensing and 

inspection 

� Health inspections 

� Vaccination programs 

� AIDS and STDS tests 

� Various other forms of health 

assistance 

� Neurology-based 

assessments and evaluations 

� Rental, mortgage and/or 

utility services 

� Emergency food provided 


Courthouse 

P. O. Box 294 


18848 

R. R. # 1 Box 4A 

Colonial Drive 


18848 

R. R. # 3 Box 457 


602-2227 

(570) 265- 

1718 

(570) 265- 

2194 

Fax: (570) 

265-3274 

(570) 522- 

1007 

Fax: (570) 

522-4480 

(570) 297- 

4443


Pregnancy Care 

Center 

MED 

CYS 

MHR 


Transportation 

Authority (EMTA) 

MIS 

Family Planning 

Guthrie Healthcare 

System 

MED 

MHR 


17 

� Pregnancy tests 

� Counseling and support 

� Education on abortion 

alternatives, nutrition, 

childbirth, life skills, and STDs 

� Clothing and furnishings for 

mother and baby 

� Temporary homes when 

needed Parenting skills 

classes 

� Referrals for medical care, 

financial assistance, legal 

aid, adoption services, 

professional counseling, and 

other community resources 

� Regular routes or individual 

services using buses and 

minivans 

� (Prior business day notice is 

requested for some services) 

� Birth control counseling and 

supplies 

� Physical exams, screening, 

counseling, and treatment 

for sexually transmitted 

diseases in women 

� Pregnancy testing and 

counseling Referrals as 

needed 

8 West Main Street 


or 

2 nd Floor of Thrush 

Insurance Agency 

building 

Rt. 6 

North Towanda, PA 

18848 

R. R. # 1 Box 23 

Athens, PA 18810 

Guthrie Clinic 

Guthrie Square 


(570) 673- 

4476 

Toll Free: 

1(800)- 

326-9953 

(570) 265- 

0500 

Dushore 

office: 

(570) 928- 

8458 

(570) 888- 

7330 

Toll Free: 

1(800)- 

242-3484 

Fax: (570) 

888-3666 

(570) 882- 

3260 

(570) 882- 

3285

Family Center 

CYS 

Food Pantry, 

Canton 

Community 

FIN 

MIS 

Food Pantry, Zion 

Church 

FIN 

Futures Community 

Support Services 

MHR 


18 

� Provides comprehensive 

services (social and legal) 

� Research and education for 

the children of parents with 

fatal illnesses 

� Community food pantry 

(Food can be picked up at 

site behind Canton Post 

Office or, if needed, 

delivered to homes) 

� Food pantry 

� Christmas program food 

baskets 

� Toys and children’s winter 

boots for families in need 

� Fruit baskets for the 

homebound 

� Emergency financial 

assistance 

� Residential services for 

emotionally and 

developmentally disabled 

Community residential 

rehabilitation 

� Supportive living 

� Family living needs based 

home-based services 

supportive living program 

� Community residential 

facilities Representative 

payee services Homeless 

Assistance Program (HAP) 

(provides needed assistance 

help with employment, utility 

bill, emergency shelter, 

budgeting skills) 

� Hours for HAP are Monday 8 

AM-noon; Tuesday 1 PM-3 

PM; Wednesday 8 AM-noon 

R. R. # 2 Box 82A1 


18848 

116 Carpenter 

Street 

P. O. Box 460 

Dushore, PA 18614 



18848 

(570) 265- 

3745 

(570) 673- 

5682 

(570) 673- 

8438 

(570) 928- 

8253 

Fax: (570) 

928-8253 

(570) 265- 

3800 

Fax: (570) 

265-8271

GPU Energy CARES 

FIN 

MIS 

Grace Connection 

FIN 

GUIDELINE 

Information and 

Referral 

FIN 

MED 

MIS 

Guthrie Clinic 

MED 

Guthrie Clinic – 

Wyalusing Clinic 


19 

� Customer Assistance and 

Referral Evaluation Services 

Program (CARES) 

� Provides assistance on a 

short-term basis to paymenttroubled 

residential 

customers 

� Based upon circumstances, 

company CARES 

representatives make referral 

to social agencies Provides 

information on appropriate 

company and/or external 

programs 

� Financial assistance 

� Provides 24 hour information 

and referral for human 

services, food, financial, 

housing, health, emergency 

and other services 

Plaza Drive 

P. O. Box 506 


18848 

P.O. Box 122 


18848 

114 East Avenue 

Wellsboro, PA 

16901 

Administrative 



Rt. 6 West Farm 

and Home Plaza 

Wyalusing, PA 

18853 

(570) 265- 

1278 

Toll Free: 

1(800)- 

822-2133 

ext. 1278 

or 

1(800)- 

207-9276 

ext. 1278 

Fax: (570) 

265-1272 

(570) 268- 

0431 

(570) 723- 

0792 

Toll Free: 

1(800)- 

332-6718 

Fax: (570) 

724-1846 

(570) 888- 

5858 

(570) 746- 

3500 

Fax: (570) 

746-3545


Athens Clinic 


Canton Clinic 


Towanda Clinic 

Guthrie Clinic – Troy 

Clinic 

Guthrie Home 

Health 

Habitat For 

Humanity 

FIN 


20 

� Visiting nurse services 

Occupational, physical and 

speech therapy 

� Social workers 

� Home health aide 

� Home infusion, psychiatric 

and pediatric specialties 

� Home med monitoring 

services 

� Christian Housing ministries 

for income eligible families 

� Works with selected families 

living in substandard housing 

to build or rehabilitate their 

homes using non-profit, no 

interest mortgages 

� Serves Sayre, Athens, 

Waverly school districts. 

412 S. Main Street 


36 Montague Street 


7 Colonial Drive 


18848 

125 Center Street 


R. R. # 1 Box 154 


18848 

Penn York Valley 

Chapter: 

P. O. Box 63 


(570) 888- 

9655 

(570) 673- 

3197 

(570) 265- 

6165 

(570) 297- 

4104 

(570) 265- 

3510 

Toll Free: 

1(800)- 

327-8039 

Fax: (570) 

265-3570 

(570) 888- 

8809

Head Start, 

Bradford/Tioga 

CYS 

Early Head Start 

CYS 


21 

� Comprehensive 

developmental services to 

young children, and their 

income eligible families 

� Helps children reach their full 

potential 

� Health, nutritional, 

education, and social and 

services are provided 

Parents participate directly in 

planning and conducting 

the program 

� Children with disabilities are 

also served 

� Head Start centers serve 3-5 

years of age 

� Infants/toddlers and their 

parents may participate in 

home-based Early Head 

Start. 

� Early Head Start is a federally 

funded, home based 

program that provides 

comprehensive education, 

health, nutrition, and social 

services for income eligible 

parents 

� Includes pregnancy, women, 

and families with children 

from birth to age 3 

� Services are provided based 

on the individual needs of a 

family 

� In addition, families have 

opportunities to work and 

play with other families 

enrolled in the program 

� Also assists families of 

children with special needs 

5 Riverside Plaza 

Blossburg, PA 16912 

520 Ruah Street 


(570) 638- 

1400 

Fax: (570) 

638-1422 

(570) 638- 

1426 

Fax: (570) 

638-1425

Housing Authority – 

Bradford and Tioga 

Counties 

FIN 

ELD 

Housing and Urban 

Development 

(HUD) 

FIN 

MIS 

I AM Counseling & 

Retreat (New 

Albany) 

CYS 

MHR 

It Takes a Village, 

Inc. 

CYS 

MHR 

Job Corps 

VOC 

CYS 


22 

� Public housing for elderly and 

families 

� Section 8 rental assistance, 

housing and rehabilitation 

programs 

� Office and facilities 

accessible 

� Home ownership information 

and referrals 

� Mortgage insurance 

� Fair housing and equal 

opportunity 

� HUD homes, housing 

counseling 

� Family, individual, child, 

couple, and group 

counseling through rapid eye 

movement therapy and 

expressive arts in a retreat 

setting 

� Family Group Decision 

Making 

� Vocational education 

programs for youth 

� Courses for getting a high 

school diploma or GED 

� Aid in finding and 

maintaining a job 

4 Riverside Plaza 

Blossburg, PA 

16912 

Wanamaker 

Building 

1 Penn Square East 

Philadelphia, PA 

19107-3380 

RR1 Box 75 

New Albany, PA 

18833 

(570) 638- 

2151 

Fax: (570) 

638-2156 

TDD/TTY: 

(570) 638- 

2227 

(215) 656- 

0500 

Fax: (215) 

656-3433 

(570) 363- 

2808 

(570) 265- 

1963 

Toll Free: 

1(800)- 

624-9191

Keystone College, 

Towanda Center 

KISS (Kids in Safety 

Seats) 

Labor Relations 

Board of 

Pennsylvania. 

Harrisburg office 

VOC 

MIS 

Lackawanna 

College, Towanda 

Center 

VOC 

FIN 

Laurel Youth 


CYS 


23 

� Collective bargaining laws 

� Hears and decides on unfair 

practice and union 

representation cases 

� Conducts union 

representation elections 

� Appoints fact-finders 

� Provides arbitrators to assist in 

public sector bargaining 

disputes among state and 

local governments, school 

district or other public 

entities 

� Offers career and 

educational counseling 

� Career interest surveys 

� Credit and non-credit classes 

Workshops for adults and 

high school students in 

Bradford and Sullivan County 

� Training for businesses 

� Diagnostic, classification, 

residential treatment 

� Community based services, 

Specialized foster care inhome 

services 

� Provider 50 Program 

� Provides services to court 

order juveniles 



18848 

1 Hospital Drive 


18848 

418 Labor and 

Industry Bldg. 

7 th & Forester 

Streets 

Harrisburg, PA 

17120 

One Progress Plaza 

Suite 2 


18848 

520 Ruah Street 

P. O. Box 8 


Williamsport office 

Greensburg office 

(570) 268- 

2900 

(570) 268- 

2252 

Toll Free: 

1-(888)- 

999-1724 

(717) 787- 

1091 

(570) 265- 

3449 

Fax: (570) 

265-0876 

(570) 638- 

1210 

(570) 326- 

0532 

(724) 838- 

7790

Library – Bradford 


Library – 

Monroeton 

Library – Sayre 

Library – Towanda 

Lifeline – Guthrie 

Health Systems 

MED 


24 

R. R. # 3 Box 320 


122 S. Elmer 

Avenue 




18848 



(570) 297- 

2436 

Fax: (570) 

297-4197 

(570) 265- 

2871 

(570) 265- 

3365 

(570) 888- 

2256 

Fax: (570) 

888-3355 

(570) 265- 

2470 

Fax: (570) 

265-7212 

(570) 882- 

4601 

Toll Free: 

1(800)- 

327-0736 

Fax: (570) 

265-3570

Literacy Program – 

Bradford & 

Wyoming Counties 

CYS 

MIS 


25 

� Trains volunteer tutors 

� Provides free and 

confidential one on one 

tutoring for adults and 

teenagers who lack basic 

reading skills or who want to 

learn English as a second 

language (ESL) 

� Literacy program conducts 

12 hour tutoring training 

workshops to train volunteers 

to be literacy tutors. Students 

and tutors meet once or 

twice a week at a neutral 

location at a time 

convenient for both 


Library 

R. R. # 3 Box 320 


Office: 

(570) 297- 

3375 

Library: 

(570) 297- 

2436

The Main Link 

CYS 

MHR 

MIS 


26 

� Adult Drop-in centers are 

located in Sayre and 

Towanda. 

� Youth Drop-in is open to 

youth ages 12-17 for those at 

risk of or those who have 

social or emotional 

difficulties. 

� Community Support Program 

(CSP): provides forum for 

consumers, family members, 

mental health professionals 

and anyone interested to aid 

in the development of 

mental health services. 

� Wellness Recovery Action 

Plan (WRAP):self-help course 

for maintaining wellness and 

avoiding crises. 

� The Mobile Drop-in Team 

provides peer support, 

additional Drop-in locations, 

and Community Support 

Program activities. 

� The Elder Outreach for older 

peoples in personal care 

homes. 

� A research library available 

in Towanda for members to 

access information on 

mental health topics. 

� Consumer/Family 

Satisfaction TeamC/FST: 

conducts confidential 

surveys about customer 

satisfaction with human 

services. 

� Peer Support Service 

provides peer mentoring and 

support to individuals who 

receive mental health 

services. 

� Forensic Peer Support for 

inmates and post-release 

individuals 

Scheduling a WRAP 

118 Desmond Street 

Sayre, PA 

18840 

17 Pine Street 


18848 

(570) 265- 

0620 

(570) 888- 

5083 

(570) 265- 

0620

Mansfield University 

Martha Lloyd 

Community 


MHR 

MIS 

Med Supply Depot 

MED 


27 

Aid to individuals with disabilities for 

any of the following: 

� A large amount of structure, 

care, and support for the 

basic activities of day-to-day 

life. 

� Development of skills to work 

towards an improved 

intermediate quality of life. 

� Aid with preparation for a 

semi-independent lifestyle. 

� (For semi-independent 

individuals) Development of 

increased self-reliance and 

responsibility. 

� Support for independent 

individual through ongoing 

supports and counseling. 

� Medical goods and home 

care services 

Human Resources: 

120 Alumni Hall 

Mansfield, PA 

16933 

Martha Lloyd 

Community 


Attn: Admissions 

190 West Main 

Street 


257 N. Elmira Street 

Sayre, PA, 18840 

Office: 

(570) 662- 

4243 

Toll Free: 

1(800)- 

577-6826 

Fax: (570) 

662-4121 

(570) 297- 

2185 ext. 

268 

Fax: (570) 

297-1019 

1(800)- 

458-2279

Men Overcoming 

Violence – MOVE 

MHR 

ARC 

Mental Health 

Associates of North 

Central PA 

MHR 

CYS 

FIN 

VOC 

ARC 

Multiple Sclerosis 

Society – 

Williamsport Office 

MED 

FIN 

MHR 


28 

� Provides counseling to men 

who are abusive to their 

spouses or partner 

� Focuses on power and 

control issues, and 

acceptance of responsibility 

for abusive behaviors. 

� Traditional outpatient, family 

and individual counseling, 

and psychotherapy 

� Mental health evaluations 

� Psychological testing 

� Employee assistance 

program for business and 

industries 

� Divorce and custody 

mediation and evaluation 

� Play therapy 

� Anger management 

� PTSD individual and group 

services for returning military 

personnel 

� Sexual offender treatment 

� Consultation, and education 

services 


� Free current brochures MS 

� Free publications 

� Medical equipment loans 

Information seminars 

� Exercise programs, support 

and self- help groups 

� MS clinics at Geisinger 

Medical Center and Hershey. 

� Special programs for recently 

diagnosed such as peer 

counseling support groups, 

and leadership training 

Northern Tier 

Counseling 

R. R. # 1 Box 137 


18848 

Mansfield Business 

Office 



18848 

175 Pine Street 


17701 

(570) 265- 

0100 

Toll Free: 

1 (888)- 

322-1682 

Fax: (570) 

265-6741 

(570) 662- 

1064 

(570) 265- 

2525 

(570) 326- 

3751 

Toll Free: 

800-820- 

4011 

Fax: (570) 

326-6039

National Eating 

Disorders 

Association 

MED 

Natural Resources 

Conservation 

Services – Towanda 

MIS 

New Choices/New 

Options 

VOC 


29 

� Speakers bureau, outreach 

presentations, information, 

referrals available via 

website at 

www.nationaleatingdisorders 

.org 

� Solution recommendations to 

land and water resource 

problems Erosion control on 

cropland, pastureland, 

woodland, and wildfire 

conservation programs 

� Water quality improvement 

and nutrient management 

program 

� Provides career 

development services for 

eligible participants to assist 

them in finding jobs or 

occupational trading 

� Focuses on nontraditional 

careers and self supporting 

families and individuals 

� Career assessments and 

counseling, skills 

identification, and job search 

skills 

� Placement assistance for 

training and/or jobs, 

internships, job shadowing 

experiences, and potential 

of financial assistance for 

tuition, child care and/or 

transportation 

� Includes Career Success 

program for students 

enrolled in nontraditional 

program at Penn College 

603 Stewart Street, 

Suite 803 

Seattle, WA 98101 

Stoll Natural 

Resource Center 

R. R. # 5 Box 5030E 


18848 

PA College of 

Technology 

R. R. # 3 Box 436 

Wellsboro, PA 

16901 

(206) 829- 

8501 

Toll Free: 

1 (800)- 

931-2237 

Fax: (206) 

829-8501 

(570) 265- 

6969 ext. 

3 

Fax: (570) 

265-7435 

(570) 724- 

7703 

Toll Free: 

1 (800)- 

267-9222 

# 6 ext. 

3740 

Fax: (570) 

724-5890

Northeast Migrant 

Education Program 

CYS 

Northern Tier 

Counseling 

CYS 

MHR 

ARC 

D&A 


30 

� Advocacy for parents and 

children. Works closely with 

regular classroom teachers, 

recommendations, test 

results and information needs 

assessments 

� Student Support Specialists 

provide supplemental 

educational and support 

services 

� Summer program provided 

� Outpatient psychiatric 

services Individual, marriage 

and family counseling 

� Adult partial hospitalization 

program 

� Family-based mental health 

program 

� Crisis intervention 

� Psychological testing 

� Psychiatric evaluations 

� Treatment of depression, 

anxiety, children’s health 

issues, chronic mental illness, 

problems of everyday life. 

� MOVE program, drug and 

alcohol prevention and DUI. 

Partial program, adolescent 

hours 8 AM – 4 PM Mon-Fri. 

AFTER HOURS AND HOLIDAYS 

800-332-6718 

CSIU 

P. O. Box 213 

Lewisburg, PA 

17837 

Athens Office 

419 S. Main Street 


North Towanda 

Office 

R. R. # 1 Box 137 


18848 

South Towanda 

Office 



Laporte Office 

P. O. Box 253 

Laporte, PA 18626 

Sayre Office 

703 Elmer Avenue 


(570) 523- 

1155 

Toll Free: 

1(800)- 

234-8848 

(570) 888- 

6657 

(570) 265- 

0100 

(570) 265- 

0977 

Fax: (570) 

265-0980 

(570) 946- 

7272 

Fax: (946) 

7273 

(570) 882- 

7414

Northern Tier 

Regional Planning 

& Development 

Commission 

FIN 

VOC 

North Penn Legal 

Services, Inc. 


LEG 


31 

� Direct assistance to the 

private sector or 

business/industrial 

community 

� Development financing, 

community development 

with loan/grant packaging, 

job training 

� Support services include: 

Procurement information 

and referral center for 

manufacturers who wish to 

sell to government 

� Handles the following types 

of cases: spousal abuse, 

child abuse, social security 

disability, SSI, unemployment 

compensation, habeas/child 

custody emergencies, child 

dependency, bankruptcy, 

utility determinations, 

evictions and administrative 

cases 

� Aging contract – individuals 

age 60+ can be represented 

regardless of income – need 

referral from Area Agency on 

Aging 

� Managing attorney and 

executive director 

determines which cases to 

handle 

� Cannot do criminal cases or 

fee generating cases 

� Cannot represent 

incarcerated individuals 



18848 

1 Progress Plaza 


18848 

(570) 265- 

9103 

Toll Free: 

1(888)- 

868-8800 

Fax: (570) 

265-7585 

(570) 265- 

6127 

(570) 342- 

0184 

Toll Free: 

1(800)- 

942-4028 

Fax: (570) 

265-2370

PA Dept. of Health 

– Bradford/Sullivan 

Health Center 

MED 

CYS 

Northwestern 

Human Services 

MED 

LEG 

CYS 

D&A 

MHR 


32 

� Immunizations for children 

and adults 

� Health supervision for all pre 

schoolers in Towanda, 

Canton and Sayre 

� Chronic respiratory clinic 

(Sayre). HIV testing and 

counseling (Towanda) 

� Referral service for children 

for cleft lip and palate, 

speech and hearing 

impairments 

� Hypothyroid and metabolic 

screening for 

phenylketonuria (PKU) and 

other diseases 

� Deals with Sudden Infant 

Death Syndrome 

� Community health nursing 

services for the investigation 

of communicable diseases 

and reported rabies 

� Advice on vaccination 

requirements for overseas 

travel and stamping of 

international health 

certificates Health 

education, teaching and 

referral services 

Services to aid in the areas of: 

� Addictive diseases 

� Intellectual and 

developmental disabilities 

� Juvenile justice 

� Mental health 

� Autism 

� Education 

� Therapeutic family care 

R. R. # 1 Box 4A 

Colonial Drive 


18848 

Emergency (after 

hours) 

Health Hotline 

NHS Human 


620 E. Germantown 

Pike 

Lafayette Hill, PA 

19444 

Other locations and 

directions available 

at: 

http://www.nhsonli 

ne.org/locations.ht 

ml 

(570) 265- 

2194 

(570) 327- 

3400 

Toll Free: 

1(800)- 

932-4639 

877-PAH- 

EALT 

1 (888) 

NHS-0020

Parents Anonymous 

ARC 

CYS 

Partners in Family 

and Community 

Development 

CYS 

FIN 

Penn State 

Cooperative 

Extension – EFNEP 


CYS 

MED 

Pennsylvania 

Department of 

Revenue 

FIN 


33 

� Child abuse/neglect 

prevention 

� Aid to the impoverished 

� Teen pregnancy prevention 

� Safer Communities/ 

Communities That Care 

� Learning Early Network 

� “Eating Right is Basic” 

program 

� Food preparations with 

recipes included 

� Eating Right is Basic course 

for elementary ages 8-12. 

� “Eating for a Better Start”, a 

prenatal and infant nutrition 

course 

� Taxpayer assistance and 

collections Preparations of 

state income tax forms, 

property tax/rent rebate 

applications for senior 

citizens, widow/widowers 

and the disabled 

� Interpretations of tax 

regulations for sales tax, 

employer tax, corporate tax, 

state income tax, inheritance 

tax, etc 

� Calculations of penalty and 

interest on overdue tax 

payments 

4 Bridge Street 


18848 

701 South 4 th Street 

P. O. Box 69 


18848 

440 Little League 

Blvd 


17701 

1(800)- 

448-4906 

(570) 265- 

6246 

Fax: (570) 

265-6337 

(570) 265- 

2896 

Fax (570) 

265-4371 

(570) 327- 

3475 

Fax: (570) 

327-3772

Penn York 

Opportunities, Inc. 

VOC 

Probation 

Department – 


CYS 

LEG 

MIS 

Poison Control 

Center 

MED 

Public Defenders 

Office – Bradford 


LEG 

Rape Abuse & 

Incest National 

Network 

ARC 


34 

� Competitive community 

employment 

� Sheltered employment and 

mobile work force 

employment 

� Job placement and 

coaching 

� High school transitional 

employment programs 

� Adult training facility 

� Probation services for 

delinquent youth and adults 

referred by the court 

� Office provides legal 

representation to indigent 

clients (adult misdemeanor 

and felony) 

� Juvenile cases (mental 

health commitments, 

summaries, possible jail time, 

paternity cases) 

101 South Main 

Street 



Courthouse 


18848 


Courthouse 


18488 

www.rainn.org 

(570) 888- 

5891 

Fax: (570) 

888-4382 

(570) 265- 

1706 

Emergen 

cy: (570) 

265-9101 

Fax: (570) 

265-1730 

1(888)- 

4357 

(570) 265- 

1713 

Fax: (570) 

265-1754 

1(800)- 

656-4673

Red Rock Job 

Corps 

VOC 

Robert Packer 

Hospital 

MED 

Robert Packer 

Hospital – Crisis 


MED 

Robert Packer 

Hospital – 

Outpatient Clinic 

MED 


35 

� Program that aids young 

people with learning a 

career 

� Aid in getting a GED, or high 

school diploma 

� Programs that help with 

maintaining and succeeding 

in career paths 

� Inpatient and outpatient 

psychiatric services 

� Regional trauma services 

� Cardiac surgery and 

cardiology Cancer 

treatment 

� Orthopedics 

� Breast and imaging services 

� Labor, delivery recovery and 

postpartum services 

� Client can access services 24 

hours a day, 7 days a week 

by calling or by presenting at 

the emergency room at 

Robert Packer Hospital 

� Their therapist or physician 

may refer clients or can self 

refer by calling to schedule 

an appointment 

� Services include therapy, 

family therapy, medication 

evaluation and 

management 

� Staff consists of psychiatrists, 

MSW’s and licensed 

therapists 

Highway 487 North 

P.O. Box 218 

Lopez, PA 18628 



Behavioral Science 

Center 

1 Guthrie Square 



Center 



(570) 477- 

2221 

Fax: (570) 

477-0374 

Switchbo 

ard: (570) 

888-6666 

Emergen 

cy Room: 

(570) 882- 

4225 

866-266- 

9493 

Office: 

(570) 882- 

5066 

Toll Free: 

1(800)- 

284-8670 

Fax: (570) 

882-5407

Robert Packer 

Hospital – Partial 

Hospitalization 

MED 

MHR 

Rural Development 

FIN 

ELD 

Salvation Army – 

Sayre, Athens, 

Waverly 

FIN 

CYS 


36 

� Provides treatment in the 

partial hospitalization setting 

for adults with mental illness 

� Treatment is provided 5 

days/week Monday – Friday 

through group therapy, 

individual therapy, psychoeducation 

groups, and 

medication management 

under the direction of the 

psychiatrist. 

� Partial hospitalization 

provides a short-term 

intensive treatment for 

patients who are acutely ill or 

with an exacerbation of a 

chronic illness. 

� Rural development can 

make 504 loans and grants 

to very low income 

applicants for up to $20,000 

total, maximum grant is 

$7,500 for insulation and/or 

repair of water and waste 

disposal systems, pay 

connection fees, energy 

conservation, repair heating 

systems, wiring, roof 

replacement, siding, fees for 

surveys and technical 

services, additions to 

dwelling only if clearly to 

remove health hazards 

� Grants to very low income 

elderly 

� Provides emergency food 

and shelter for persons in 

need 

� Provides for families facing 

utility termination or eviction 

from their residence 

� Counseling services 

� Various character-building 

programs for children and 

adults 


Center 



R. R. # 5 Box 5030F 


18848 

316 S. Elmer 

Avenue 


Office: 

(570) 882- 

5119 

Toll Free: 

1(800)- 

284-8670 

Crisis: 

866-266- 

9493 

Office: 

(570) 265- 

6969 ext. 

203 

Fax: (570) 

265-7435 

Office: 

(570) 888- 

2153

Seeds of Hope 

MHR 

The Bridge 

FIN 

Serve, Inc. 

VOC 

Social Security 

Administration 


FIN 

Special Kids 

Network 

CYS 


37 

� Services to prevent 

placement 

� Financial assistance for 

Valley residents 

www.nychapel.org/The_Bridge.htm 

� Vocational evaluation 

� Personal work adjustment 

training 

� Support employment 

� Disabled employment 

� Must be 16 years old 

� SSA administers all programs 

of the Social Security 

Administration including 

Social Security Benefits, 

Supplemental Security 

Income and Medicare. 

� Department of Health 

funded program providing 

information and support 

services for parents and 

professionals to help children 

with special health care 

needs 


Unit # 1 


18848 

P.O. Box 202 

Sayre, PA 

18840 

Don Black 

P. O. Box 93 


18832 

Suite 1 Progress 

Plaza 


18848 

614 West Fourth 

Street 


17701 

(570) 265- 

1760 

(570) 888- 

8826 

(570) 265- 

3119 

Fax: (570) 

265-8766 

Office: 

(570) 265- 

2137 

Toll Free: 

1(800)- 

772-1213 

TTD/TTY: 

800-325- 

0778 

Fax: (570) 

265-8927 

Office: 

(570) 327- 

8140 

Toll Free: 

1(800)- 

986-4550 

Fax: (570) 

327-8195

Spectrum 

Therapeutic 

Service, Inc 

MHR 

Special Olympics, 


MHR 

STAR-Student 

Transition and 

Recovery 

CYS 

Tioga Health Care 

Facility 

MED 

FIN 

TACO – Towanda 

Area Christian 

Outreach 

FIN 


38 

� Speech, physical, massage, 

family, and occupational 

therapy 

� Provides year round training 

and competition 

opportunities to persons with 

developmental disabilities 

� Education program that uses 

military-styled discipline and 

academics to better learning 

environments 

� Dental taking Medicaid 

cards 

� Towanda food pantry 

� Food given for 3 days for 

emergency 

� Meal planning 

� Recipes from cooperative 

extension 

� Identification for all adults in 

household (18 & over) 

required 

PO Box 366 

Wysox, PA 18854 

P.O. Box 243 


18832 

RR#1 Box 3350 


18832 

37 N. Chemung 

Street 

Waverly, New York 

13 State Street 


18848 

(570) 265- 

3993 

(570) 265- 

1944 

(570) 268- 

2975 

Office: 

(607) 565- 

7811 

(570) 265- 

4442

Towanda Memorial 

Hospital 

MED 

Trehab 

FIN 

United Way, 

Central Bradford 


FIN 


39 

� Utility program assistance 

� Mortgages foreclosure 

program 

� Home maintenance 

� Case management 

� Central Bradford United Way 

collects and distributes funds 

for members and/of 

agencies, through the efforts 

of volunteers, while raising 

awareness of community 

needs, and services provided 

by these agencies. 

� Enables these agencies to 

focus their efforts on helping 

people 

1 Hospital Drive 


18848 



18848 

P. O. Box 106 


18848 

United Way, Valley 

P. O. Box 391 


Office: 

(570) 265- 

2191 

Emergen 

cy: (570) 

265-2274 

Fax: (570) 

265-4797 

Office: 

(570) 265- 

6415 

Fax: (570) 

265-3502 

(570) 888- 

9398

Victim Services, 


LEG 

Vital Records 

MED 


40 

� Assists victims/witnesses of 

crimes by acting as the 

liaison between the Criminal 

Justice System, social 

services agencies, and the 

District Attorney 

� Aids with the completion of 

Victim Impact Statements, 

filing of Crime Victim’s 

Compensation Claims, 

Registration with the office of 

the Victim Advocate for 

prison release as well as the 

local County Prison 

� Provides information to the 

victims throughout the 

progress of the defendant’s 

criminal proceedings and 

the opportunity to provide a 

statement to the Court and 

to have prior comment on 

sentencing decisions 

District Attorney 

Office 


Courthouse 


18848 

(570) 265- 

1712 

Toll Free: 

1(800)- 

894-3706 

Fax: (570) 

265-1731 

(724) 656- 

3100

WIC (Women, 

Infants, and 

Children) 

CYS 

White Deer Run 

D&A 

Women For 

Sobriety 

D&A 


41 

� Provides supplemental, 

nutritious foods for pregnant, 

postpartum, and 

breastfeeding women 

� Nutrition services for those 

listed 

� Drug and Alcohol treatment 

� Substance abuse self-help 

recovery program for 

women 

� Seminars, speakers, 

workshops, self-help program 

guide, literature and a 

monthly newsletter 

Sayre Center 

820 N. Elmira Street 


Hours: Mon 7:30-5 

Tuesday- 

Wednesday 8-4 

Thursday 8-11 

Friday 8-2:30 

Troy Center 

125 Exchange 

Street 


Hours: Tuesday 10- 

6 

Wednesday- 

Thursday 8-4 

Wysox Center 

Route 6 P. O. Box A 

Wysox, PA 18854 

Hours: Monday, 

Tuesday, Thursday 

8-4 

Wednesday 10-6 

Allenwood, PA 

P. O. Box 618 

Quakertown, PA 

18951 

Office: 

(570) 888- 

5058 

Fax: (570) 

888-5924 

Office: 

(570) 297- 

4244 

Fax: (570) 

297-2036 

Office: 

(570) 265- 

7001 

1(800)- 

255-2335 

Office: 

(215) 536- 

8026

YMCA of Bradford 


CYS 

MIS 

Youth Advocate 

Programs 

CYS 

LEG 

Youth Crisis Hotline 

CYS 

ARC 

D&A 


42 

� The YMCA is a community 

service organization that 

provides a variety of 

programs all year around. 

Programs include: Day 

Camp for ages 3-15 and 

computer classes for all ages 

� Volunteer opportunities are 

available for program 

instruction and office work at 

both the YMCA main facility 

and the YMCA computer 

center 

� Provides alternatives that are 

cost-efficient and effective 

to incarceration and 

institutions for youth 

� Alternatives offered in 

juveniles’ communities, also 

placing an emphasis on 

families and strength 

� Deals with bullying, sexual 

and physical abuse, guns in 

school, sexually transmitted 

diseases, depression, ADD, 

ADHD, OCD, drug and 

alcohol abuse, and alcohol 

and tobacco disorders. 

www.youthcrisisnetwork.org 

9 College Avenue 

P. O. Box 48 


18848 

Office: 

(570) 268- 

9622 

Fax: (570) 

265-7208 

(570) 268- 

5777 

Fax: (570) 

265-4318 

1-800-448- 

4663


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Provider Number 

Trehab 

Futures 

Salvation Army 

Rural Development 

Bradford County Assistance Office 

Grace Connection 

Endless Mountain Mission 

Assistance Numbers 

265-6415 or 888-0412 

265-3800 

888-2153 

265-6969 

265-9186 

268-0431or 265-5322 

297-4443


44 

Guthrie Clinic Number 

Sayre 

Athens 

Canton 

Towanda 

Troy 

Wellsboro 

Wyalusing 

Medical Resource Numbers 

888-5858 

888-9655 

673-3197 

265-6165 

297-4104 

724-4241 

746-3500 

Medical Resource Number 

Towanda Memorial Hospital 

Troy Community Hospital 

St Joseph’s Hospital (Elmira) 

Arnot-Ogden Hospital (Elmira) 

Arnot-Ogden Social Service ( Hospital Elmira) 

RPH Poison Control Center 

Public Health 

Birthright 

265-2191 

297-2121 

607-733-5519 

607-737-4100 

607-737-4132 

888-6666 

265-2194 

888-2542


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Referral Acronyms 

A Abuse Rape Crisis Center ARCC 

Alcohol, Tobacco, and Other Drugs Coalition ATOD 

B Big Brothers/Big Sisters BB/BS 

Bradford County Action BCA 

Bradford County Assistance Office BCAO 

Bradford County Human Services Agency BCHSA 

Bradford County Mental Health BCMH 

Bradford County Mental Retardation BCMR 

Bradford, Lycoming, and Sullivan, Tioga Intermediate Unit # 17 BLaST IU 

Bradford-Sullivan Child Care Network BSCCN or EEC 

C CommUNITY Against Methamphetamine CAM 

Children & Adolescent Service System Program CASSP 

County Commissioners Association of PA CCAP 

Child Care Information System CCIS 

Community Engagement Grant CEG or BSCCN 

Criminal Justice Advisory Board CJAB 

Communities That Care CTC 

Children & Youth Services CYS

D Drug & Alcohol D&A 

E Early Childhood Coalition ECC 

Expanded Food and Nutrition Education Program EFNEP 

Endless Mountains Transportation Authority EMTA 

F Functional Family Therapy FFT 

Family Group Decision Making FGDM 

Family Services System Reform FSSR 

H Human Services Development Fund HSDF 

I Independent Monitoring for Quality IM4Q 

J Juvenile Probation Office JPO 

K 

L Learning Early Network LEN 

Local Housing Options Teams LHOT 

M Mental Health MH 

Mental Retardation MR 


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N Northeast PA Area Health Education Center NEPA AHEC 

Nurse-Family Partnership NFP 

Northern Tier Counseling NTC 

Northern Tier Providers Association NTPA 

O Office of Vocational Rehabilitation OVR 

P PA Youth Survey PAYS 

PA Commission on Crime and Delinquency PCCD 

Partners in Family & Community Development PFCD 

PA Liquor Control Board PLCB 

Penn York Opportunities PYO 

Q 

R Request for Application RFA 

Request for Proposal RFP 

Residential Treatment Facility RTF 

S Student Assistance Program SAP 

Single County Authority (Bradford-Sullivan Drug & Alcohol) SCA 

State Health Improvement Plan SHIP 

Student Transition & Recovery Program STAR 


47

T Towanda Area Christian Outreach TACO 

Teen Pregnancy Prevention Task Group TPPTG 

U 

V 

W Workforce Investment Board WIB 

X 

Y Youth Advocate Program YAP 

Z 


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