The Centre County Government periodically publishes resource booklets for various services and programs. The resource books are color-coded and largely identified within the community by color. 

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The green book provides resources for family members, friends and individuals to locate information related to aging and disabilities in Centre County.

The Centre County Heroin and Opioid Prevention and Education (HOPE) Initiative is a community collaboration ​with a vision to eliminate substance abuse, drug overdoses, and drug overdose deaths in Centre County. New members are always welcome. 

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This free service connects people who are either living alone or may not have daily contact with others to a friendly, trusted volunteer. Knowing a volunteer will be calling to check on them provides a welcome link to the community and reassurance that someone cares.

The Family and Community Engagement team consists of a Home School Visitor, licensed School Social Workers, and the district's Bilingual Liaison. These positions work closely with all students and their families in developing and maintaining positive interpersonal relationships between members of the school district and outside agencies. In addition, they provide connections to community resources in supporting a family's basic needs. Their work is focused on ensuring an optimal schooling opportunity while balancing the personal development of the student.

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The Centre County Government periodically publishes resource booklets for various services and programs. The resource books are color-coded and largely identified within the community by color. 

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The purple book provides for family members, friends and individuals to locate information related to aging and disabilities in Centre County.

Communities that Care (CTC) is an evidence-based model for community collaboration.  CTC mission is to addresses the underlying causes and strengthens the successes that lead to the prevention and reduction of substance use, abuse, and high risk behaviors among Centre County children, youth, and families.

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Centre County's Mental Health community committee is committed to promoting mental health awareness, community partnerships, and education regarding mental health services, support, and training  opportunities.

The Centre County Government periodically publishes resource booklets for various services and programs. The resource books are color-coded and largely identified within the community by color. 

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The orange book provides information for emergency, transitional and permanent affordable housing.

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The Centre County Affordable Housing Coalition has the vision to be a collected and coordinated voice providing leadership, education, and information on affordable housing resources and to promote housing opportunities within our local communities. 

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