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Parenting Help From Berks County Partners in Parenting

Countywide

The Partners in Parenting Program, known as PIP, is run by Berks County Children & Youth Services and uses experienced foster parents to teach parents practical, hands-on parenting skills. The goals…

From Berks County Children and Youth Services

  • Families
  • Adults
  • Pregnant & new parents

Becoming a Foster or Adoptive Family With Diakon

Mechanicsburg · Any related fees

Diakon Adoption & Foster Care prepares and supports families who want to become resource families, meaning foster families, legal-risk (foster-to-adopt) families or adoptive families, for children…

From Diakon Adoption & Foster Care

  • Families

Foster Care and Becoming a Foster Parent With CONCERN

Countywide

CONCERN Professional Services for Children places children who cannot live with their birth parents in foster homes, and recruits, trains and supports the families who take them in. Foster parents…

From CONCERN Professional Services for Children

  • Kids
  • Teens
  • Families

Job Training and School Help for People on TANF

Countywide

The Pennsylvania Department of Human Services runs employment and training programs for people who receive Temporary Assistance for Needy Families, known as TANF, to help you go back to school or…

From Berks County Assistance Office

  • Adults
  • Families
  • Teens

Free Medicare Counseling From PA MEDI

Countywide · Taking applications

PA MEDI, which stands for Pennsylvania Medicare Education and Decision Insight, is a statewide service operated by the Pennsylvania Department of Aging where specially trained certified counselors…

From Pennsylvania Department of Aging

  • Seniors
  • Adults
  • People with disabilities
  • Families

Help With IEP and 504 Plans for Berks County Students

Wyomissing · Waiting list

The Greater Reading Mental Health Alliance has educational non-attorney advocates who work to make sure children receive a free, appropriate public education by building collaboration between parents…

From Greater Reading Mental Health Alliance

  • Kids
  • Teens
  • Families
  • People with disabilities