Concern

Methodist Services is a nonprofit organization dedicated to enriching the lives of children, adults, and families facing challenges such as limited resources, poverty, homelessness, and educational inequities. Their comprehensive offerings include early childhood education, school-age programs, housing services, mental health counseling, and family support services. With a commitment to community well-being, Methodist Services also operates Heritage Farm, which promotes sustainable food systems and hands-on education for families. Through partnerships with local schools and a historical connection to the United Methodist Church, the organization strives to create a supportive environment for individuals and families in need. Generated from the website

CONCERN is a private, nonprofit, community-based child welfare agency, founded in 1978, to serve abused, neglected, abandoned and delinquent children and youths. It offers services through a range of programs, including foster care, adoption, counseling, community life skills and delinquency services. The agency s foster care for children with disabilities program provides homes as an alternative to hospitalization for children up to 21 years of age with acute and chronic physical and other disabilities. It is licensed by the Pennsylvania Department of Public Welfare and the Maryland Department of Human Resources and is affiliated with the Pennsylvania Statewide Adoption and Permanency Network. The agency is located in Fleetwood, Pa.

Family Service is a private, nonprofit agency that serves the behavioral health care needs of children, individuals and families in central and southern New Jersey. The agency offers access to more than 60 programs. It provides rental assistance, illness management, and permanent supportive and transitional emergency housing solutions. Family Service also offers case management and counseling options. The agency manages Stepping Stone, which provides community-based living options for emotionally troubled females. In addition, it offers adult treatment programs for developmentally disabled individuals. The agency provides psychiatric support, medication monitoring and prevocational training services. Family Service additionally manages a food pantry.