SCRANTON
(570) 344-2667
PITTSTON
(570) 883-1321
TOWANDA
(570) 265-5800
This is a non-profit health and human service organization working to improve the health of Pennsylvania women and children by offering programs that prevent disease, promote wellness, and empower individuals to realize the promise of better health.
Toll-Free (800) 367-6347
If your income is higher than the Medical Assistance income limit, your children may be eligible through CHIP. Toll-Free (800) 986-KIDS
The Diocese offers the following community services: Adoption/Foster Care, Adoption, Foster Care, Post Permanency Services, Adult/Family, Counseling, Day Care, Employee Assistance Guardianship, Literacy Volunteers, Monthly Legal Clinic, Parent Child Home Representative Payee, Retail Theft, Drug & Alcohol, Criminal Justice Unit, Children & Youth, Drug Treatment Court, Pre & Post Trial Services, Northeast Highway Safety Program, Urinalysis, Housing & Homeless, Housing Counseling, Housing/Shelter, HUD Job Search, Shepherd's Maternity House, Immigration/Refugee, Hispanic Outreach Immigration/Refugee Services, Refugee Resettlement, Material Assistance, St. Francis of Assisi Soup Kitchen, St. Vincent de Paul Soup Kitchen Clothing Room, Food Bank, Furniture Assistance, Relief Assistance, senior services and Project HEAD for the elderly.
Wilkes-Barre (570) 822-7118
Scranton (570) 207-2283
Greater Hazleton (570) 455-1521
Williamsport (570) 322-4220
Stroudsburg (570) 476-6460
Milford (570) 296-1054
Mansfield (570) 662-7788
Tunkhannock (570) 836-1101
Carbondale (570) 282-0460
Honesdale (570) 253-4561
You may be running out of time. Statutes of Limitations apply in many situations and may limit the time you have to file a claim. It may be in your best interest to discuss your case with one of our attorneys as soon as possible. If you need help, contact us immediately.