In 2014, Pinebrook Family Services, Family Answers and THE PROGRAM for Women and Families joined services as Pinebrook Family Answers. We provide solutions for generations from infants to seniors. Our goal is to help all types of families become healthy and flourish by providing services and programs to overcome challenges and succeed in daily living. Our services include: • Behavioral Health Services which encompasses outpatient psychiatric and counseling services offered at three Lehigh Valley locations • Foster Care/Kinship Care/Placement Services • Adoption Services, Pinebrook is an affiliate of the Statewide Adoption and Permanency Network (SWAN) • Other Community-Based Services such as: Making the Grade, a truancy-reduction, family-support program; Transportation and Family Visitation Program, a service that connects children in out-of-home placement with their biological/legal families; Shape, a family preservation program that utilizes case management; Compeer, a program that matches volunteer mentors with adults who live with a chronic, long-term mental illness; HOMECARE, a service that assists Seniors with the daily chores of living so that they are able to age in place longer; and Warmline, an anonymous phone service that provides callers a friend to talk to. • Forensic Services which include a Transitional Residence for homeless women and their children; ALPHA program, provides teens on probation with academic, behavioral, and job readiness services; and parenting classes for prisoners, support groups, and supervised visits. Last year, Pinebrook Family Answers assisted 4,909 children, young adults, families, and seniors. The agency’s community-based services specifically focus on assisting low-income families of diverse backgrounds, primarily residing in inner-city Allentown, Bethlehem, and Easton and the Slate Belt area of Northampton County. All programs rely heavily on private support.

Suncom Industries is a company based out of United States.

The Institute is licensed according to the standards set by the Office of Children & Youth and Office of Developmental Programs of the Pennsylvania Department of Public Welfare. We are a private, non-profit tax-exempt corporation organized in 1975 under the laws of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Our charter promotes the psychological, social, and educational well-being of the children and adults the agency serves. Our goal is to assist each individual to live in the least restrictive environment and develop his or her potential to the fullest on the basis of need, without discrimination as to race, creed, religion, color, national origin, gender, marital status, handicap, or age. It is our policy to ensure that all persons are treated equally and no adverse distinctions be made as to services, compensation, training, or opportunities for advancement.

The Country Club of Scranton is a private club for the exclusive use of its members and their guests. It is a club that is rich in traditions and family oriented in its values. It is a country club in the true sense of its name in that it is a golf club, a social and dining club, and swimming club. The Club's goal is to pursue and preserve excellence in all of these interests.

•Oversees and directs Boys and Girls Club of America national programs at the eight local Clubhouses. •Administers, develops and implements program design, policies, practices and procedures. •Ensures Olivet Boys and Girls Club mission, vision, and strategic plan is being implemented at all levels. •Establishes evaluation mechanisms and other systems for assuring program & Site quality through target description, monthly milestones, quarterly program goals, and integrating logic model & other evaluation tools into day to day functions. •Integrate comprehensive Youth and Family service model through partnerships and collaborations. •Track enrollment, average daily attendance and retention data & other contractual goals to ensure that participants are receiving quality and long term support. •Foster and encourages communication, cooperation, collaboration and mediation through formal and informal processes. Volunteer management for programs and special events is required. •Incorporates a strength base orientation into work responsibilities and pursues opportunities for team and personal growth and resource enhancement. •Responsible for recruiting, hiring, onboarding, training, and supervising staff. •Participates in Leadership meeting pertaining to grant development, program & contract negotiations/implementation, and monthly fiscal/program assessment. •Support CEO and leadership team to manage all short and long term goals and ongoing priorities. •Responsible for facility oversight and maintenance. •Participates on committees, task force, external networks, and coalition groups for the Olivet Boys and Girls Club. • Received Level 2: Advanced Leadership Program recognition through the Boys & Girls Club of America, February 2016.

The Jewish Community Alliance is a Jewish Community Center whose goal is to serve and enhance the quality of life for its members and the residents of Jacksonville. The JCA's beautiful, 95,000-square-foot facility includes a brand-new, state-of-the-art fitness center, full-court basketball gymnasium, indoor track, aerobics studio, heated indoor swimming pool, outdoor pool, clay tennis courts, racquetball courts, saunas, steam rooms, and whirlpool. The JCA provides an integrated range of programs for people of all ages, levels of ability and interests. These programs include fitness and recreational activities; a nationally accredited preschool; family and cultural arts programs. Use our searchable online Program Guide and Calendar to find programs, classes, events and activities for you and your family.