Maintains a database of private pay Aging Life Care Managers in the United States and Canada.

Develops teams of professional and personal family supports to assist families in developing a plan and finding services for children who have needs in multiple social service systems including mental health, child services, health, juvenile court, school systems and the Department of Developmental Disabilities.

Provides a wide range of programs for senior citizens, including information & referral, nutrition education, creative instruction, health screenings, and recreation and socialization.

Offers services to help Limited English Proficient (LEP) older adults remain independent and participate in mainstream opportunities. Program services include: assistance with reaching individually chosen goals that help participants remain independent and improve the quality of their lives, assistance with preparation for US citizenship, home visiting, linkage to existing community services and mainstream resources that increase independence among older adults.

General case management program assisting families struggling with challenges and assistance identifying and working towards goals.

Assists participants with addressing and overcoming barriers to self-sufficiency through home and telephonic visits by Community Health Workers. Also assists with identification, referral and follow-up on issues related to healthcare, social services, education, and employment.

Permanent Supportive Housing program provides room rental and case management services to homeless women. Applicants must come through a Montgomery County gateway shelter to be eligible for housing through the PSH program.

Provides referrals to callers who are looking for aging life care managers. They are professionals who have aging-related expertise and are familiar with services available to the older adult and others facing ongoing health challenges. Organization's website includes questions to ask when searching for an aging life care manager. Online directory lists care managers who are members of the organization.

Provides a link to needed supports and to coordinate services. Assesses individual needs, facilitates development of individual service plans, arranges for services and monitors the provision of those services. Assists families with questions, planning or referrals on subjects such as Social Security, guardianship, Medicaid, waiting lists, etc.

The HUB is a free service where you are partnered with one community health worker who will walk alongside you to help connect you to the local resources you need to become stronger and healthier. The HUB is a regional care coordination network focused on improving health outcomes. We partner with primary care, behavioral health, social service providers, and health payers to develop a better coordinated and connected delivery network for low-income residents in our community who are at high risk of poor health outcomes.

Offers support services for persons with AIDS/HIV+ to include support groups, case management, education as well as emergency financial assistance.

Coordinating services; Case/Care Management for Children's Issues,Case/Care Management Referrals, Children's Rights Groups, Issue Advocacy for Families and Children, Planning/Coordinating and Advisory Groups for Children's Issues, Planning/Coordinating and Advisory Groups for Youth Issues through legislation advocating for children with multiple needs and their families. Children and Family First Council offers a variety of different programs for families including the Help Me Grow Program which serves families with children pre-natal through age 3 with home visits and assistance with developmental delays.

Faith Mission's Supportive Services for Veteran Families (SSVF) helps and supports low-income veterans who are either at risk or homeless. This program focuses on preventing homelessness and ensures housing stability for veterans and their families within the community.

Home delivered meals and transportation for older adults; whole-person wellness opportunities for older adults in Middletown and surrounding area.

Provides behavior training, transition training, developmental screenings and specialized workshops on early childhood issues.

Program provides initial assessment and referrals for counseling. Includes individual, family, budget, and substance abuse counseling.

Provides case management and helps connect people with disabilities to funding sources and providers of services like Homemaker/Personal Care, Transportation, Day Habilitation, Vocational Services, Occupational, Physical, Speech and Non-Traditional therapies, Behavior Specialists, and Psychological and Counseling Services.

Provides various programs from breastfeeding support, WIC programs, Tobacco cessation/education and birth control counseling, and blood tests.

Provide in-home support and coaching to families with children under 3 years old. Arrange support for people 3 years old and up through their lifetime, if needed. Provide funding to individuals so they can choose provider agencies who support them to engage in their community through day services, recreation and employment.

Provides opportunities for individuals with developmental disabilities to participate in community life. Services include family crisis intervention, supported living, supported housing, family resource services, life and estate planning and guardianship.

Assists a limited number of patients with Medically Assisted Treatment (Suboxone and Subutex for pregnant women), home-based medication management and education, referrals to individual counseling within the agency, and home-based supportive services (case managements).

Offers authorization of diagnostic services to evaluate or develop a plan of treatment for children with suspected handicapping conditions and treatment services for children with medically eligible conditions.