Intensive In-Home

PathWaysPA's in-home services provide vulnerable families with comprehensive services aimed at keeping families together. Services are provided by caring and dedicated staff at times conducive to helping families while they meet the increasing challenges of parenting and self-sufficiency.

• Truancy Prevention Programs: Preparing Kids for Academic Success Under the umbrella of Truancy Programs, there are four separate programs designed to assist families & children succeed in school. All of our programs are based within the Northwest region of Philadelphia. Each program seeks to address both the immediate barriers to truancy & delinquency, as well as the core issues that can signal deep problems within a family: poverty, unemployment, serious medical problems, mental health issues, substance abuse, child abuse and neglect. Currently, PathWays PA Truancy Programs is actively working with students in the following Northwest Region Schools: AB Day, Cooke, J. Dobson, FS Edmonds, Ellwood, Fulton, Germantown HS, Hill-Freedman, Howe, JB Kelly, King HS, Kinsey, Leeds, Lewis, Mifflin, Pastorius, Pennypacker, Pennell, Prince Hall, Rowen, Saul AVT, Wagner and Widener. To learn more about Truancy Prevention Programs, please contact the Program Manager, Beth Cribb, MSW, at 215/924-6104. Click here to download a flyer.  
  
• Services to Children in their Own Homes (SCOH) providing in-home services to low-income families, referred by the DHS, including assessment, counseling, case management, parenting, employment/education referral, basic life skills including nutrition and home management, and access to community resources to meet family needs. This program, which targets cases of sexual abuse, seeks to reinforce newly-learned patterns of problem solving, stress management and positive child rearing to ensure the safety and well being of children. To learn more about the SCOH program, please contact the Program Manager at 215/462-5998. Click here to download a flyer.