Becoming a Trauma-Informed Community
At LOHF, we’re connecting our grant partners to understand where they see the need for trauma-informed care in our community, and how we can
At LOHF, we’re connecting our grant partners to understand where they see the need for trauma-informed care in our community, and how we can
By Anna Kennedy, LOHF Executive Director Recently, I attended Equity Summit 2018 with PolicyLink and other national health foundations to learn how to view children’s
Info session scheduled for nonprofit community benefit organizations to learn more. When Joanna* was jailed at Lancaster County Prison, she was already expecting to give
LOHF approved funding to three Lancaster County community benefit organizations for children’s behavioral health programs. Philhaven: $5,000 for “Attachment-Based Family Therapy” to repair and rebuild
What does a parent’s divorce have to do with heart disease? If a parent was an alcoholic, is their child at greater risk of depression
by Anna Kennedy, LOHF Executive Director I joined 10 colleagues from Lancaster organizations last week to learn how to apply racial justice in our
Now Accepting Nurse Scholarship Applications Each year nursing scholarships are awarded to deserving students beginning their nursing education as well as students who are advancing
LOHF is governed by an all-volunteer board and committees. We could not accomplish the mission of improving children’s behavioral health without their diverse perspective, expertise,
“ABSOLUTELY RIVETING. PROFOUNDLY IMPORTANT.” – New York Times journalist and author David Bornstein The Junior League of Lancaster, Lancaster Education Foundation, and LOHF invite you to a Film Screening of “Paper
When children and teens struggle with depression, anxiety, and stress, their whole family is affected. Yet, as many as 80% of kids with behavioral health
