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2009 Annual Report Click here to review the 2009 Annual Report for Aurora Social Rehabilitation Services. Aurora Social Rehabilitation Services is a community non-profit organization providing services for adults with mental illness and mental retardation for over 40 years. With drop-in centers in Harrisburg, Mechanicsburg and Shermansdale, ASRS provides support services, activities and hot meals to a vulnerable population throughout Central Pennsylvania. Aurora Social Rehabilitation Services was established in 1962 by the National Council of Jewish Women, Church Women United, Catholic Volunteers and the Tri-County Mental Health Association. ASRS was one of the first community organizations to provide support to consumers of mental health services in Central Pennsylvania. Funding for Aurora comes from the departments of Mental Health and Mental Retardation of Cumberland/Perry and Dauphin Counties, Private and Corporate Foundations, and individuals. Contributions from concerned individuals make the work of our agency possible. Your support enables us to keep our doors open seven days a week, provide daily hot meals, recovery programs, home based services, bi-lingual activities and much more.

Bright Futures Learning Centers Inc. is the largest community-based private child care and preschool provider in Central Pennsylvania, serving over 250 students and families each year. The center offers inclusive admission policies ensuring enrollment is open to all individuals, regardless of race, color, national origin, sex, age, or disability. Committed to a holistic approach to childhood education, Bright Futures focuses on meeting the diverse needs of children and their families. Their programs cater to various age groups, including infants, toddlers, preschoolers, kindergartners, and school-age children, with offerings such as summer camps and virtual pre-K options. Generated from the website