Jennersville Regional Hospital

The Council on Chemical Abuse, known as COCA, provides Berks County, PA with leadership and assistance in preventing substance use, and promoting treatment and recovery from addiction. Established as a non-profit in 1971, COCA is designated by the County Commissioners as the Single County Authority (SCA) for Berks County, PA. COCA serves as the coordinating agency for publicly supported drug and alcohol programming, and is governed by a volunteer Board of Directors reflective of the local community. We always have and always will serve the people of Berks County, PA.

United Way of Berks County is a non-profit organization that collaborates with local partners, donors, and volunteers to enhance the lives of 190,000 residents in Berks County, PA. Through their unique approach and partnerships, they focus on education, financial stability, health, and safety net services to create brighter futures for the community. With their experience, expertise, and community connections, United Way of Berks County maximizes the impact of their collaborators, donors, and volunteers, magnifying the positive change in the region. Their Ready.Set.READ initiative prepares children for school and improves reading skills, while their 211 helpline connects individuals in need with the appropriate resources and support.Generated from the website

The Hispanic Center of Reading and Berks County has been serving at this community for the last 40 years. It has been the primary agency that serves the rapidly growing Latino population, which according to the last census figures represents 70% of the City of Reading. It is one of the most diverse Latino populations in the North East area of the United States. According to our last month report we are serving approximately 1, 100 clients a month. The Hispanic Center offers social services, information and referral, and works to support other organizations in the County.