• The Arc of Luzerne County: The Arc is an organization that works to provide advocacy, resources, and societal inclusion of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Luzerne County

 

• The Arc of Northeastern Pennsylvania: The Arc is an organization that works to provide advocacy, resources, and societal inclusion assistance for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Located in Scranton. Lackawanna County

 

• The Arc of Susquehanna Valley: The Arc is an organization that works to provide advocacy, resources, and societal inclusion assistance for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Located in Sunbury. Northumberland County

 

• Autism Behavioral Services: A center that offers specialized intervention, consulting, and rehabilitative services to children and adolescents with autism or other developmental delays. Located in Exeter. Luzerne County

 

• Autism Diagnostic Evaluations Resources & Services (ADERS): A center that offers a broad range of services for individuals with autism, including evaluations, waivers, early intervention, life coaching, social events, and resources. Located in Montandon. Northumberland County

 

• Department of Human Services Area Agency on Aging: A group that works to provide and improve community resources for the elderly and individuals with disabilities. Lackawanna County

 

• Keystone Community Resources: An organization that provides individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities such services as autism community living support, employment services, day programs, in-home respite care, life sharing, health services, supported living, and others. Located in Scranton. Lackawanna County

 

• National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) Luzerne/Wyoming Counties: NAMI is the nation’s largest grassroots mental health organization that works to educate, listen to, advocate for, support, and lead individuals with mental illnesses and their families. Located in Luzerne/Wyoming Counties.

 

• National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) Scranton: NAMI is the nation’s largest grassroots mental health organization that works to educate, listen to, advocate for, support, and lead individuals with mental illnesses and their families. Lackawanna County

 

• Pathways Community Services: Community-based counseling, therapeutic support, behavioral specialist consultations, and case management services for children and adolescents in Schuylkill, Carbon, Monroe, and Pike Counties.

 

• United Cerebral Palsy of Northeastern Pennsylvania: An affiliate of the UCP that serves individuals with disabilities through adult day programs, assistive technology, home care, early intervention, play services for children, residential services, and others. Office located in Scranton, but they serve people in many different counties. Lackawanna County

• Meals on Wheels: Support for elderly individuals and people with disabilities in need through hot meals and other assistance. Located in Scranton. Lackawanna County

 

• Willary Foundation: A family foundation that provides grants for certain projects and initiatives in the Scranton community. Located in Scranton. Lackawanna County

• Autism Diagnostic Evaluations Resources & Services (ADERS): A center that offers a broad range of services for individuals with autism, including evaluations, waivers, early intervention, life coaching, social events, and resources. Located in Montandon. Northumberland County

 

• Firefly Field Playground: A 1.2 acre park with over 30 pieces of handicap accessible playground equipment. Located in Matamoras. Pike County

 

• Hillside Park: A park with accessible trails and restrooms to offer inclusive fun for all children. Located in South Abington Township. Lackawanna County

 

• Keystone Community Resources: An organization that provides individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities such services as autism community living, employment services, day programs, in-home respite care, health services, supported living, and others. Located in Scranton. Lackawanna County

 

• Lackawanna River Heritage Trail: The Lackawanna Heritage Valley provides specialty bicycles for individuals with disabilities to use for free on the Lackawanna River Heritage Trail. Located in Scranton. Lackawanna County

 

• Round Lake Camp: An inclusive summer camp program for children ages 7-17 with ADHD, social communication disorders, and learning differences. Pike County

 

• United Cerebral Palsy of Northeastern Pennsylvania: An affiliate of UCP that serves individuals with disabilities through adult day programs, assistive technology, home care, early intervention, play services for children, residential services, and others. Their office is located in Scranton, but they serve people in many different counties. Lackawanna County

• Allied Services Integrated Health System: A center that provides a broad range of services, including aquatic therapy sessions for individuals with disabilities as well as aquatic therapy sessions for children with autism. Located in Clarks Summit. Lackawanna County

 

• Fair Hill Therapeutic Riding Center: An equine therapy center that serves individuals with a broad range of needs and abilities. Located in Tyler Hill. Wayne County

 

• GAIT Therapeutic Riding Center: Equine activities, therapies, and services for individuals with emotional, cognitive, physical, and/or behavioral challenges aged 2 through 80+. Located in Milford. Pike County

 

• Oak Leaf Therapeutic Horsemanship Center: A therapeutic horseback riding facility for children and adults with disabilities. Located in Nicholson. Wyoming County