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Neighborhood Services
The mission of Neighborhood Services is to provide Central Pennsylvania residents with a broad range of programs including personal and financial protection, financial management services, and budget and life skills coaching. We are committed to providing long-term service to a majority of our clients in protective service programs who have documented mental health issues and resulting long-term incapacitation.
Description:
Neighborhood Services is a United Way member and 501(c)3 non-profit corporation, dedicated to serving persons in need of protection and supports programs that empower neighborhoods and individuals to reach their full potential. Neighborhood Services serves the community in a number of areas. Protection is provided through our Guardianship and Representative Payee programs. Neighborhood Services also serves The Partnership by providing intensive case management through a variety of contractual programs. Neighborhood Services is the Coordinator for the Lancaster Federal Weed & Seed Program. Programs provided by Neighborhood Services are: Bridging, Revising and Innovating the Digital Gap and Employability Skills Program (BRIDGES), Guardianship, Permanent Supportive Housing, Representative Payee, Opportunity Employment Development and Weed & Seed
History:
The agency was founded in 1964 as a coordination and referral program and then moved into protective services in 1975 with the Social Security Administration’s Representative Payee program. In 1979, Neighborhood Services began offering Guardianship protective services to persons who are wards of the State because of diminished mental capacity, requiring someone to make decisions for them, as stipulated by a Court order.
Contact person: Gilbert Abney, Associate Director, (phone), (email)
Office fax number: (717) 392-1604
Address:
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134 South Prince Streetlancaster, PA 17603(See a map) |
Web Site: None specified
Directions:
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Stay on Prince Street, go through the intersection of Prince and King Streets and after going through the light at Vine and Prince the building will be on the right hand side. Painted red brick building. |
| Last updated on March 13, 2009 |
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