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The Lackawanna Blind Association (LBA) is dedicated to serving the blind and visually impaired communities in Lackawanna and Susquehanna counties since 1912. By offering support services, community events, and educational resources, LBA empowers individuals of all ages to lead independent and fulfilling lives. With a focus on fostering a more inclusive community, LBA provides a range of programs, including support groups, life skills training, and access to technology, all at no cost to clients. Their commitment to improving the lives of those with visual impairments is evident through initiatives such as transportation services for social activities and informative resources available in multiple formats. Generated from the website

The Mental Health Department is a part of Tompkins County in New York and provides assessment, counseling, and treatment and crisis services to adults, children and families with mental health impairments on a sliding scale basis. It conducts court-ordered evaluations for family courts in Tompkins and adjacent counties and evaluates and monitors mental health services for jail inmates. The department supports a mental health program that offers case management services to adults with severe and persistent mental illness. The Mental Health Department also conducts a forensic program that is the formal link between the mental health and the criminal justice systems and provides assessment, evaluation and crisis intervention services to the inmates of the Tompkins County Public Safety Building.

Catholic Social Services located in Wilkes Barre PA provides compassionate home health services to individuals in need. With a commitment to enhancing the quality of life the team offers personalized support and care tailored to each client’s unique circumstances. Their mission is to promote dignity and well-being through professional and dedicated service within the community. Generated from this place's information