Provides legal assistance on family law matters. Legal Services More information: - Offers one-on-one consultations, workshops, and tools for case organization and trial preparation - Conducts free educational seminars on common family law issues and court procedures

Provides assistance over the phone for individuals applying for food stamps Food Stamps/SNAP More information: - Helps with adding/removing people from households, adjusting income or expenses, and changing address - Individuals renewing SNAP should have their 9-digit PIN ready - Cannot check the status of existing SNAP accounts or assist with WIC - Does not provide assistance with completing interviews for SNAP benefits

Provides older adults with consumer protection services and screenings for public benefits. Financial Education and Counseling More information: - Offers education on financial exploitation, scams, and digital literacy - Helps clients apply for the Renter's Tax Credit, Homeowner's Tax Credit, and Homestead Tax Credit - Counselors are available Wednesdays from 10AM to 3PM at select locations

Helps high school students graduate successfully and prepare for college. Education and Training More information: - Assists with courses, college applications, financial aid, college tours, and SAT/PSAT preparation - Provides fee waivers for college entrance exams and applications

Provides free legal advice and paperwork assistance for a range of civil cases. Legal Assistance More information: - Does not provide representation in court - Provides services in-person in certain District Courthouses, by phone, and online chat

Provides reentry services for individuals returning to the community following incarceration. Reentry Services More information: - Offers anger management and cognitive behavior courses - Works with other agencies to help clients with substance use, mental health, and employment

Provides legal assistance on family law matters. Legal Services More information: - Offers one-on-one consultations, workshops, and tools for case organization and trial preparation - Conducts free educational seminars on common family law issues and court procedures

Provides legal assistance on family law matters. Legal Services More information: - Offers one-on-one consultations, workshops, and tools for case organization and trial preparation - Conducts free educational seminars on common family law issues and court procedures

Provides in-person and telephone assistance to help individuals understand their health insurance benefits and rights. Insurance Services More information: - Helps with Medicare Part D, Medigap Plans, Medicare Advantage Plans, and Long Term Care Insurance

Offers a resource center with access to a variety of programs and services for individuals in need. Case Management, Helplines and Information More information: - Provides referrals and bus tokens to reach shelter and local support services - Offers personal mail and telephone use, toiletries, and blankets - Crisis intervention, basic case management, and immigration services are available - Coordinates on-site services, such as legal aid, Department of Veterans Affairs outreach, barbers, and tax preparers

Provides over-the-phone and in-person assistance in completing the application for and acquiring SNAP benefits, and assists SNAP recipients in the case of fraud or loss of benefits. Also assists in the acquisition of Medicaid. Helplines and Information

Connects library patrons to social workers who can help with resources and service referrals related to health, food, legal, education, employment, and mental health needs. Helplines and Information More information: - Helps with applications for services like SNAP, medical assistance, childcare subsidies, and more

Provides free legal advice and paperwork assistance for a range of civil cases. Legal Assistance More information: - Does not provide representation in court - Provides services in-person in certain District Courthouses, by phone, and online chat

Connects library patrons to social workers who can help with resources and service referrals related to health, food, legal, education, employment, and mental health needs. Helplines and Information More information: - Helps with applications for services like SNAP, medical assistance, childcare subsidies, and more

Provides victims and survivors of crime with support in the form of legal, social, medical, and mental health services. Crime Victim Assistance

Provides assistance to find long-term support options and determine eligibility for public programs. Case Management More information: - Screens for Medicaid nursing facility and home and community-based service waiver programs - Helps with level of care determinations

Appoints personal representatives for the administration of estates and offers legal assistance with related proceedings. Legal Services More information: - Assists and advises the public in the preparation of required forms - Maintains and preserves the permanent record of all proceedings - Serves as the Clerk to the Orphans' Court - Tracks estates and refers delinquent matters to the Court - Determines and collects inheritance taxes and probate fees/court costs - Audits accounts of personal representatives and guardians - Mails notices and court orders and verifies compliance with court orders

Provides assistance to find long-term support options and determine eligibility for public programs. Case Management More information: - Screens for Medicaid nursing facility and home and community-based service waiver programs - Helps with level of care determinations - Offers referrals to health, transportation, housing, and income support programs

Provides over-the-phone and in-person assistance in completing the application for and acquiring SNAP benefits, and assists SNAP recipients in the case of fraud or loss of benefits. Also assists in the acquisition of Medicaid. Helplines and Information

Helps individuals find resources and apply for benefits and programs. Case Management

Provides assistance in finding long-term support options and determining eligibility for public programs. Case Management More information: - Helps with level of care determinations - Refers to programs related to health education, nutrition, transportation, and income support - Screens for Medicaid nursing facility and home and community-based service waiver programs - Offers case management for older adults and consultations and seminars for caregivers- Assists with applications for the Homeowners' and Renters' Tax Credit program

Connects library patrons to social workers who can help with resources and service referrals related to health, food, legal, education, employment, and mental health needs. Helplines and Information More information: - Helps with applications for services like SNAP, medical assistance, childcare subsidies, and more

Provides legal assistance on family law matters. Legal Services More information: - Offers one-on-one consultations, workshops, and tools for case organization and trial preparation - Conducts free educational seminars on common family law issues and court procedures

Provides free legal advice and paperwork assistance for a range of civil cases. Legal Assistance More information: - Does not provide representation in court - Provides services in-person in certain District Courthouses, by phone, and online chat

Provides legal assistance on family law matters. Legal Services More information: - Offers one-on-one consultations, workshops, and tools for case organization and trial preparation - Conducts free educational seminars on common family law issues and court procedures