MANNA is a non-profit organization that cooks and delivers nutritious, medically appropriate meals and provides nutrition counseling to neighbors who are battling life-threatening illnesses such as cancer, renal disease, and HIV/AIDS. Through our delivery of 3 meals a day, 7 days a week, MANNA provides hope and nourishment to the Greater Philadelphia area and Southern New Jersey. Manna 420 North 20th Street Philadelphia, PA 19130 215-496-2662 email: info@mannapa.org
The Y-HEP Health Center offers comprehensive healthcare services to teens and young adults (ages 13-24). The primary goal is to provide a safe and confidential space that is comfortable and welcoming for all young people. We see all patients, regardless of ability to pay. We offer same-day appointments and walk-in hours. Y-HEP Health Center 1207 Chestnut Street - 5th Floor – Philadelphia, PA 19107 215-344-1632
Resource that offers educational materials that are available to help families, educators, and clinicians learn about how to teach adolescents with ASD about the appropriate development and maintenance of relationships. Social Signals 3 North Columbus Boulevard, #MD314 Philadelphia, PA 19106 215-498-2181 email: Nancy@socialsignalsed.com
Group that is comprised of those with ASD ages 18 and up, who are looking for meaningful social relationships. Delaware County, PA 215-498-1420 email: CFcounselingconnections@gmail.com
Offers psychosocial and medical support for gender variant, gender expansive and transgender children and youth up to age 21 and their families. CHOP Gender and Sexuality Development Program 3550 Market Street Philadelphia, PA 267-426-5980
Call the Mental Health Delegate Line if you are seeking help for yourself, a family member, a friend, etc. (available 24-Hours a day, 7 days a week) to obtain the following service(s): information, consultation, guidance, technical advice and referral; a Mobile Crisis Team for on-site assessment and intervention; referral to a nearby Crisis Response Center for evaluation, treatment and recovery services; deployment of a Crisis Specialist to provide appropriate support and related service for a limited period of time to a person in their own home who is experiencing a significant crisis; applications for Involuntary Emergency Examination and Treatment for Persons who have a mental disability, are a danger to themselves or others and refuse to accept treatment; a short term mental health crisis residence providing intervention for various psychiatric stress conditions ; a Community Response Team for communities experiencing violence and other traumatic events to foster resilience by offering support, crisis counseling, psychological first aid, psycho-education and referral for other appropriate services. 215-685-6440
Trained suicide and crisis intervention staff provide counseling, consultation and referral for people seeking assistance for acute psychiatric needs. 215-686-4420
The Poison Control Center (PCC) at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia is a nonprofit, regional poison control services provider. The Center offers a 24/7 hotline staffed by registered nurses and pharmacists with special training in toxicology. Information and treatment advice are offered to the public and healthcare professionals at no charge through the hotline and educational resources produced by the experts at the Poison Control Center. 1-800-222-1222
Assist older adults in locating and applying for free prescription drugs from the companies that make them. 1-800-225-7223
A non-profit organization that believes in a self-help/mutual support approach to mental health. They provide over 40 direct services to Philadelphia, the surrounding counties, South Jersey, and Delaware. Mental Health Partnership 833 Chestnut Street, Suite 1100 Philadelphia, PA 215-751-1800 or 800-688-4226
