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Provides job related services to Veterans such as job referrals, career assessment, resume building assistance, information on local jobs including governmental jobs, and labor market information.

Legislator Kevin J. McCaffrey representing District Office 14.

Provides formal instruction for students in 9th through 12th grades.

Provides a support group, in person or virtually, for individuals who are grieving over the loss of a pet.

Services including case management, information and referral, counseling, support groups, training and respite have been developed under Title III-E of the Older Americans Act. This program helps sustain family caregivers in their efforts to care for an older relative who has a chronic illness or disability. The Office for the Aging coordinates a variety of services. These services are designed to complement, not replace, family care. Priority is given to caregivers 60 years and older with the greatest social and economic need. Call the Office for the Aging for more detailed information.

Provides information and advisory services on all aspects of blindness, awards annual scholarships to outstanding blind post-secondary students in academic, professional and technical training programs, advocates on behalf of people who are blind or visually impaired, produces public service announcements promoting the independence, dignity and advancement of all people with impaired vision and provides legal advice and assistances on the rights, services and benefits available to blind people.

Provides short-term help for families and individuals while they work their way toward self-sufficiency.

Responds to calls for service, via 911. Regulates traffic, provides police protection, protects rights of persons, detects and apprehends violators of the law, and prevents violations of the law. Community Police Officer works with residents to address quality of life issues and improve police/community relations.

Provides counseling and support for students who may need help with various problems that is affecting their school life.

A free public middle and high school serving students in grades 6 to 12 living within district boundaries.

Offers various support groups that allows individuals with a TBI or their family members or caregivers to meet and provide support to each other as well as receive information and education.

Activities include youth enrichment programs, family hikes, holiday festivals, and youth day camp.

Operates group residences and apartment programs for adults with mental illness as well as mentally ill individuals who are homeless. Call for information.

Provides protective service to impaired adults living in the community with unmet needs and who have no one to assist them. Also receives and responds to all reports of children who are abused, abandoned, or neglected, and carries out the statutory mandates of protecting children and providing rehabilitative services to families.

Provide medical care services which fall outside the mainstream of conventional medical practice.

Provides comprehensive, integrated, behavioral health and medical case management to children ages 5-21 and their families to ensure access to appropriate services, improve health outcomes and prevent hospitalizations. Services are provided in the home, school and/or other community setting with frequency and duration depending upon the need of each child and his or her family.

School mediation programs encourage communication, neutrality, empowerment, and confidentiality. Students negotiate their differences with trained peer mediators. Programs are implemented in schools from elementary through college levels.

Offers two certificates in accounting that are meant for individuals who want to start a career in accounting or move up in their current career. Certificates include: Basic Certificate in Accounting and Post-Baccalaureate Certificate in Accounting. The Basic Certificate in Accounting program is meant for individuals considering careers in bookkeeping and accounting without committing to a four-year degree program. Students completing this certificate may be able to find positions as bookkeepers, accounting clerks, credit authorizers and clerks, brokerage clerks, and payroll clerks. This certificate program also prepares you to sit for the Certified Bookkeeper (CB) exam. The Post-Baccalaureate Certificate in Accounting program appeals to students who have a bachelor’s degree in business and want to: transition from a non-accounting field into an accounting job/career or move up in their existing career, if already employed in an entry-level accounting job. The 42-credit Post-Baccalaureate Certificate in Accounting consists of 12 undergraduate courses in accounting with which you can not only explore the discipline of accounting but also gain a solid understanding of accounting principles and techniques. Call for more detailed information. 

Provides court mandated 26, 40, and 52 session educational programs for male domestic violence offenders. Serves as an accountability mechanism for the domestic violence, civil, and criminal courts, as well as agents of the courts--probation, parole, and Child Protective Services (CPS)--as part of a coordinated civil and criminal justice response to men's violence against a partner. Men may also participate voluntarily.

Oversees one of the nation’s largest Substance Use Disorder and problem gambling systems of care with approximately 1,700 prevention, treatment, harm reduction, and recovery programs serving over 730,000 individuals per year. This includes the direct operation of 12 Addiction Treatment Centers where doctors, nurses, and clinical staff provide inpatient and residential services to over 5,000 individuals per year.

Responsible for planning and putting in place programs to respond quickly and effectively to threats endangering the health of the public and citizens. Threats include natural disasters, biological/chemical attacks, or emerging diseases.