Supports Coordination

For any child with a MENTAL HEALTH (DSM) diagnosis needing supports to navigate systems and resources, attend appointments, or follow treatment recommendations from school or a behavioral health provider. A BCM can be a liaison between school and a home and can make BHRS (Wrap Around) services more effective by assisting with family engagement. Interpreters are available upon request. Referrals are preferred to come directly from the professional with the family’s consent. 215-599-2150

Quality Progressions is a non-profit supports coordination organization (SCO) in Pennsylvania that supports individuals with intellectual disabilities in accessing community supports and resources. They serve individuals ages three and older. Quality Progressions 1339 Chesnut Street, Suite 700 Philadelphia, PA 19107 610-691-0215

Penndel Mental Health Center is dedicated to promoting community well-being through the provision of comprehensive behavioral health treatment options, education, and support to individuals and families of Lower Bucks County and the surrounding areas. 215-752-1541

The mission of Partnership for Community Supports is to connect individuals who experience delays in development throughout their lifespan to resources and supports through individualized and family centered planning. By forming powerful partnerships and minimizing barriers, Partnership supports individuals and their families to live a full inclusive life in their community. Partnership for Community Supports 9360 Ashton Road Philadelphia, PA 19114 267-350-4500

The HCSIS Services and Supports Directory is a tool for individuals with disabilities, their families, and circle of support to locate services and service providers in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. 1-888-565-9435

Consortium provides behavioral health, substance abuse, and supports coordination services for members of our community of all ages. The Consortium 3751 Island Avenue, 3rd Floor Philadelphia, PA 19153 215-596-8100 email: Info@consortium-inc.org

Under contract with the City of Philadelphia's Department of Behavioral Health and Intellectual disAbility Services (IDS), Public Health Management Corporation administers the ChildLink/Philadelphia County program. ChildLink/Philadelphia County provides service coordinators who help children, from birth to age three residing in Philadelphia who have developmental delays or disabilities, and their families obtain supports and services. Their staff works in partnership with parents, early intervention specialists and therapists to evaluate each child's needs, identify outcomes, explore options and develop and Individualized Family Service Plan composed of supports and services for each eligible child and family. 215-731-2100

The Arc Alliance supports individuals with Intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families in moving toward independence and active involvement in the community. The Arc Alliance 3075 Ridge Pike Eagleville, PA 19043 610-265-4700 email: Info@thearcalliance.org