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California University of Pennsylvania Canonsburg General Hospital Carnegie Free Library Catholic Charities CATY Services Centerville Clinic, Inc. Chestnut Ridge Counseling Services, Inc. Chestnut Ridge Private Counseling Services Child Care Information Service of Fayette County Child Care Partnerships / CCIS of Allegheny County Children & Adolescent Service System Program (CASSP) Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh Church of the Brethren Disaster Service City Mission - Living Stones Code Enforcement Office, City of Uniontown Communities In Schools In Fayette County, Inc. Community Action Southwest Community Housing Resource Board Connellsville Area Community Ministries Connellsville Housing Authority Connellsville Job Center Connellsville Redevelopment Authority Connellsville Salvation Army Soup Kitchen Connellsville Senior Tigers, Inc. Connellsville YMCA Consumer Credit Counseling of Western Pennsylvania, Inc. Counseling: Practioners Counseling: Psychologists Counseling: Psychiatrists Crime Victims' Center Crisis Line (724) 437-1003 Chestnut Ridge Counseling Crosskeys Human Services, Inc.
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Hours:
8:00
a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Monday - Friday Services:
California
University of Pennsylvania is one of fourteen universities that constitute
the State System of Higher Education of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
California University has about 6,700 students enrolled in either
its College of Education and Human Services, College of Liberal Arts,
College of Science and Technology, or School of Graduate Studies and
Research. These students are
served by 292 permanent faculty, 44 managers (15 of whom are academic
administrators), and 233 other non-instructional staff.
Hours:
24
hours, 7 days per week Services:
Ambulatory Care,
Cardiopulmonary Care, Emergency Services, Medical Imaging, Rehabilitation
Services, Cardiac Rehabilitation (Phase II and III), Cardiac Catheterization Lab,
CONSULT, Coping & Caring Support Group, CPR Classes, Diabetic Education Classes,
Health Screening Programs, Lifeline, Parental Consent Program,
Project Healthy Children, and Speaker Series/Wellness Programs, Free
Medivan Service, Ask-the-Pharmacist, free blood pressure screenings,
Senior Get-Together Group.
Services:
Hours:
9:00
a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Monday -
Friday Services:
Individual,
family, marital, and pregnancy counseling, foster care and adoption
services, and a variety of support groups based on the need of the area.
Services:
Project
Roll-Juvenile Delinquency Prevention Program, intensive case-management
program targeted to children age 10 and younger and their families.
Project ROLL's goal is to improve school attendance by
strengthening families.
Hours:
8:00
a.m. - 5: 00 p.m. Monday -
Friday every
orher Saturday Services:
Community health
center providing outpatient primary and specialty medical care as well as
diagnostics to patients residing in portions of Greene, Fayette, and
Washington counties. Satellite
locations are: Carmichaels,
966-5081; Republic,
246-9434; California
938-2225; Bentleyville
239-2390; Fairchjance
564-0990; Waynesburg (Tue AM
only) 627-8243; Uniontown
430-7990; Washington 223-1067 Evening
hours at most sites.
Alternate
Contact:
Lynne Plitt Hours:
8:00
a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Monday-Wednesday-Friday;
8:00 a.m. -8:00 p.m. Tuesday-Thursday;
24-Hour
Emergency Services Services:
Outpatient and
group therapy for children, adults, and the geriatric population,
psychiatric evaluations and psychological evaluations, medication checks,
and follow-up, 24 hour crisis intervention, emergency mobile services,
telephone crisis; individual counseling to persons incarcerated at the
county jail. Alternate phone
number is 439-6170. 24 hour
emergency number is 437-1003. Additional
programs include: Adult
Partial Hospitalization Program, H.O.P.E.
Network (Family-based services), BHRS (wrap-around services),
Crisis Walk-in, Long-term structured residence programs, New Directions (Child/Adolescent Partial Hospitalization
Program).
Services:
EAP(Employee
Assistance Program); Individual, family, marital, and group counseling for
adults and children; psychiatric evaluations and medication follow-up;
community educational workshops.
Alternate
Contact:
Cheryl DeCarlo Hours:
8:00
a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Monday-Friday Services:
Child Care
Information Services provides financial assistance with child care
payments for parents who are income eligible and working.
Parents are able to choose the provider that they feel is most
appropriate and be able to receive funding.
The agency also furnishes information about licensed centers and
group day care homes and registered family day care homes.
Alternate
Contact:
Janine Lesser Hours:
8:30
a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Monday -
Friday Services:
Child care
information and referral services for parents of children from birth
through age 15. Includes
information for parents in choosing quality child care.
Seminars on subjects pertinent to children, technical assistance to
individuals interested in becoming child care providers as well as data
collected for child care needs within the community.
Alternate
Contact:
Carol Over Hours:
8:30
a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Monday -
Friday Services:
A program to
coordinate and facilitate services for the emotionally or behaviorally
troubled child and adolescent who are involved in more than one human
service delivery system, such as Mental Health, Children and Youth,
Juvenile Probation Office, Drug and Alcohol Commission, or IU-1.
Promotes collaboration.
Hours:
24
hour emergency service, call for clinic hours Services:
Emergency
department and an emergency medical walk-in clinic for with children with
less acute illnesses or who need physical examinations but whose families
cannot visit the hospital during regular clinic hours. Other services include:
Adolescent, allergy, amputee, anesthesiology, arthritis and
collagen-vascular diseases, audiology, brace, cardiology, cerebral palsy
and related disorders, chest, communication disorders, craniofacial
surgery, cystic fibrosis, dental, dermatology, diabetes, downs syndrome
center, endocrine, enterostomal therapy, gastroenterology, genetics,
(counseling and diagnosis services), hematology-oncology, immunology,
infectious disease, muscular dystrophy, nephrology, neurology,
neurosurgery, newborn services, nutrition consultant, ophthalmology,
orthopedics, otolaryngology, seizure, sickle cell anemia, social service,
spina bifida program, surgery, tonsillectomy and adenoidectomy evaluation,
urology, and weight control. Support
groups include: Bereavement
Group, Cystic Fibrosis Group, Heart to Heart Group, Muscular Dystrophy
Group, Rett Syndrome Group, Sickle Cell Group, Spina Bifida Group,
Transplant Group, and Turner's Syndrome Group.
Hours:
24
hour emergency service Services:
The Church of the
Brethren has traditionally been known for debris removal and long-term
rebuilding. Another program
is the Cooperative Disaster Child Care.
Trained personnel are available, through the national office, to
establish child-care centers following major disasters.
To develop an organization capable of responding to human need that
results from natural and/or man-made disasters, with initiative first from
the local congregations and districts but with General Board support when
a specific disaster is beyond local and/or district capability.
To serve the needs of people regardless of race, creed, or economic
status, but to concentrate on assistance to the poor, the elderly, and the
handicapped for longer-term relief and reconstruction.
To recruit volunteers, skilled and unskilled, from its constituency
to meet the physical and spiritual needs of persons in disaster
situations.
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