Adams County Children's Advocacy Center

Established in 1982, Service Coordination is a private, nonprofit organization that serves children and adults with developmental disabilities. The organization offers community education, housing support and medical care access services. It provides employment, support and respite care programs. Service Coordination offers case management, crisis intervention and self-advocacy services. The organization conducts exercise classes for yoga and aerobics. It provides a range of outdoor activities, such as canoeing, hiking, bird watching and bike riding. Service Coordination also organizes several sports leagues that include softball, soccer, lacrosse, basketball and bowling. In addition, the organization offers activities related to ethnic background, including parades, festivals and religious functions. With allocation in Frederick, Md., it is a division of The Arc of Frederick County.

Operational for more than 80 years, United Way of the Capital Region is a fundraising organization that works year-round to reduce homelessness in Cumberland, Dauphin and Perry counties in Pennsylvania. It funds a program that provides services to adult victims of domestic violence and their children. The program includes an emergency shelter, 24-hour crisis helpline, legal advocacy assistance and counseling services. The organization also supports a program for dropouts and other at-risk teens who need help with shelter, food, clothing, employment, transportation, counseling, tutoring and other issues. United Way of the Capital Region works in partnership with local organizations, such as the Harrisburg Senators and Colonial Park Mall. It is located in Enola, Pa.