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1. Who should I contact about mental health services?

We offer several different programs geared to fit your individual needs. To find the right office for you, please see our Staff Directory to find the contact person who can help you. 

2. What is CASSP?

CASSP is the Child and Adolescent Service System Program, a philosophy of collaboration and partnership among persons involved with the child/adolescent. CASSP was developed to provide comprehensive mental health care for children, adolescents and their families. For more information, visit our CASSP page. 

3. Where does the funding for the programs come from?

The Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Program receives funding from Lancaster County and the State of Pennsylvania. The amount of funding varies on an annual basis and is determined by the State Budget and Block Grant. For more information, visit our Program Funding page. 

4. I'm worried my child may have a problem in their development. What can I do?

Early Intervention serves children from ages birth to three years old who reside in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. Screenings and evaluations in all 5 areas of development are offered and the Support Coordinator will assist in finding further services and option for your family. For more information, please see our Early Intervention Services page.