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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.

  Contact:  Dr. Beth Baxter, Public Relations Director

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.

  Contact:  Kim Manko, Director of Community Relations

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.

  Contact:  Julie Allen, Librarian

Services:   

  Contact:  Ellen Briggs, Director of Therapy

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.  

  Contact:  Catherine Trimble

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.

  Contact:  Janet Bitonti, Administrator

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.

  Contact:  Michael Quinn, CEO

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).  

  Hours:  9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Monday through Friday (As scheduled)

Services:  EAP(Employee Assistance Program); Individual, family, marital, and group counseling for adults and children; psychiatric evaluations and medication follow-up; community educational workshops.

  Contact:  Frances Brownfield, Director

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.

  Contact:  Darlene Hamilton, Director

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.

  Contact:  Jo Jankowski, CASSP Coordinator

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.

  Contact:  Dr. Ann Marshall

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.

  Contact:  Reverend Shirley Norman

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.

  Contact:  Michael T. Major, Executive Director

Hours:  24 hours

Services:  Emergency shelter and related services for homeless men. Emergency Shelter and related services for homeless women from non-abusive situations.  

  Contact:  Myron Nypaver, Asst. Fire Chief, Code Enforcement Administrator

Hours:  8:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.  Monday - Friday

Services:  Enforces codes for unsafe and unsanitary conditions, sewage, and zoning.  Code enforcement for vacant structures presenting hazards and enforcement of the fire code.  Handling situations involving public safety and health related issues.  Liaison with Uniontwon Fire Dept. 

The Department issues building occupancy and business permits.

  Contact:  Linda Smith, Executive Director

Hours:  8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Services:  Communities In Schools In Fayette County, Inc. is an independent local affiliate of the nation's largest nonprofit Stay-In-School network.  Its mission is to champion the connection of needed community resources with schools to help young people successfully learn, stay in school, and prepare for life.  Communities In Schools In Fayette County, Inc. is currently providing in-school services to youth grades K-12 in four participating school districts: Laurel Highlands School District, Brownsville School District, Albert Gallatin School District, Frazier School District, and Uniontown School District.

Since 1996 the Success Academy of Fayette County has been operated by Communities in Schools and is located in The Uniontown Mall.  The academy offers academic and employment training opportunities to targeted at-risk youth.  A Mentoring Program provides a link for community and business leaders to work with teens to encourage and support the development of skills, self confidence, and self esteem.  The Academy's After School Program provides academic and social skills assistance for expelled students.

  Contact:  Darlene J. Bigler, Executive Director

Hours:  9:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.  Monday - Friday

Services:  Community Action Southwest offers a variety of programs available for both Greene and Washington Counties which include  WIC, Head Start, housing, Adult Literacy and Family Development Services.  The following programs are operated in Greene County solely:  Information and Referral program (Find Out); transportation; and senior citizen services which includes adult day care, attendant care, homemaker services, and meals on wheels.  The Foodbank is operated in Washington County only.  The Greene County satellite office can be reached at 852-2893, and the Washington County office at 225-9550.  For information on any of the programs offered by Community Action Southwest, call Find Out at (800)433-1943.

  Contact:  Clarence Jackson, Certified Housing Counselor / Family Dev. Consultant

Hours:  8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Monday - Friday

Services:  The Community Housing Resource Board facilitates the purchase of real property and the rental of real property by minority buyers and renters, enables minority buyers and renters to have a free choice in their housing location, diminishes and eradicates discrimination in the acquisition, disposition and rental of all real property, encourages and assists in the implementation of Federal, State, and local fair housing laws and the Constitution of the United States and generally to advertise, canvass, develop educational materials and training courses, enter into affirmative marketing for home-sellers and renters and to cooperate with the Department of Housing and Urban Development.  In addition, the Community Housing Resource Board holds monthly meetings, acts as an advocate for anyone in the community who feels that they are a victim of discrimination, receives telephone calls from community members that wish to report cases of discrimination which are forwarded to the Department of Housing and Urban Development.

  Contact:  Rev. Terry L. Guiste, Executive Director

Hours:  8:30 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.  Monday - Friday

Services:  Emergency aid to homeless, abused, special needs.  Disaster response to fire and storm victims. Transient assistance.  Connellsville and Normalville area Food Pantry.  Used clothing outlet.  Newborn Layettes through the WIC program.  Special needs home repairs by volunteer work groups.  Information and Referral.   Referral to :U.M. Men's Hospital Equipment lending program within Connellsville Area School District, 10:00 to 12:00 Monday - Friday.  Used furniture outlet for special needs.

  Contact:  Marie Blasey, Executive Director

Hours:  9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.  Monday - Friday

Services:  Apartments for elderly and family dwellings.  Income guidelines.  

  Contact:  Clem Pizzutelli, Manager

Hours:  8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.  Monday - Friday

Services:  The payment of Unemployment Compensation benefits. Employment Placement Services including selection and referral, job development, testing, Trade Act/ NAFTA related activity, Career Resource Center, and referral to training and supportive services, Resume services, job search workshops, Veteran services, Civil Service. Information, labor market information.

Contact:  Ralph Wombacker, Executive Director

Hours:  9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.  Monday - Friday

Services:  Low interest loans to home owners; income guidelines.

  Contact:  Robert Bloom

Hours:  11:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.  Monday - Friday

Services:  Program providing free or low cost meals for the hungry in a central location.

  Contact:  Patricia Pritts, Executive Director

Hours:  8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.  Monday - Friday

Services:  Congregate meals, home delivered meals, recreation, education, information and referral.  Other locations and numbers are as follows:  Everson 887-6225, Saltlick 455-3188, Normalville 455-3208.

  Contact:  Charles Motycka, Executive Director

Hours:  8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Office hours;  7:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. Restaurant hours

Services:  Dormitory and restaurant.

  Contact:  Kristen Hunt, Counselor

Hours:  8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.  Monday - Friday

Services:  Service on consumer credit, family expense, budgeting and assistance to financially distressed consumers.  Counseling service is free of charge.

Patricia Bloomer, CAC Family, Women's Issues, ACOA (724) 438-0699

Patricia Guth-Kent, R.N.M.S. (724) 529-2001

Denise Mindo-DeHaas, Ed.D. Individual and Family Counseling (724) 439-0118

Deborah Molchan Family Therapy (724) 439-4925

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Rick Pritts, Licensed Psychologist (724) 626-8420

Adam Sedlock, Licensed Psychologist (724) 438-2342

Southwest PA Professional Health Services William Bolosky, Ph.D., Psychologist (724) 439-9698

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Emira Zubchevich, MD (724) 439-8050

Robert Bowman, MD By Physician Referral Only

M.P. Patel, MD (724) 439-9698

  Contact:  Jacquie Fritts, Director

Hours:  8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.

Services:  For victims of sexual assault and abuse, homicide, aggravated assault, burglary, robbery and DUI, plus non-offending family members and friends, Crisis intervention, medical and legal accompaniment, support counseling, information, referral and advocacy services, individual and group counseling, survivor support groups.  Other services include prevention/education programs for schools and community groups, Parents Anonymous services, parent education programs and continuing education classes. After hours 24-Hour Hotline number is 437-3737.

Support groups for adult and adolescent survivors of childhood incest.

Hours:  24/7 Crisis Line

Refer to Chestnut Ridge Counseling Services, Inc.

  Contact:  Luann McDonald, Aging Director

Alternate Contact: Jayne Loveland, Mental Health Program

Hours:  8:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.  Monday - Friday

Services:  Aging services include: congregate meals, home delivered meals, recreation, education, and information/referral.  The Senior Citizen Centers are located in Brownsville 785-6180 and Republic 246-7740.

Mental Health services include; Community Residential Rehabilitation  785-6502, which is a voluntary live in program designed to help people overcome their disorders and specializes in the areas of confidence and self-esteem, budget, personal hygiene, personal relationships, interaction with others, and medical management; Social Rehabilitation 785-6500, is an ongoing support group designed to assist Mental Health clients in attaining the optimum level of self sufficiency by providing them with the opportunity to obtain interpersonal communication skills, independent living skills, pre-vocational training, basic adult education skills, community utilization skills, time structuring skills, and increase self-esteem and insight; and drug and alcohol transitional housing.  Alternate phone number is 785-7172.