Announcing the recipients of the 2020 LOHF Nurse Education Scholarship. The purpose of the Nurse Education Scholarship Program is to develop
LOHF recently awarded funding to four Lancaster County children’s behavioral health programs. These programs improve the mental well-being of youth and children, especially those who may not otherwise get the support they need. The LOHF grants program is an important part of our strategy to improve access to behavioral healthcare for young people in Lancaster County.
$47,781 in Grants Awarded to Elevate the Mental Well-being of Youth and Children in Lancaster County More funds available in
Anna and Mia Kennedy Keeping Kids Resilient Helping them cope with upsetting things in life and the news By Anna
Lancaster County youth ages 14-21 in foster care are one of the most vulnerable populations. These teens and young adults
Applications are open for the spring 2019 LOHF Children’s Behavioral Health Grants. Applications must be submitted online by March 1,
LOHF recently convened a discussion with our grantees regarding access to mental health services for youth during their transition to
On Sept. 25, LOHF approved Children’s Behavioral Health Grants to five Lancaster County programs. “These five programs are reaching families
What is seamless transition? Seamless transition is the continuity of physical and behavioral healthcare as a teen ages past eligibility
We recently hosted an info session for organizations interested in applying for LOHF Children’s Behavioral Health Grants. View the full
Info session scheduled for nonprofit community benefit organizations to learn more. When Joanna* was jailed at Lancaster County Prison, she
LOHF approved funding to three Lancaster County community benefit organizations for children’s behavioral health programs. Philhaven: $5,000 for “Attachment-Based Family
