Children
Program Spotlight – Mental Health Copay Assistance
As if long waiting lists and a shortage of therapists were not hard enough, high
As if long waiting lists and a shortage of therapists were not hard enough, high
At LOHF, we offer Mental Health Copay Assistance to youth, children, and parents of dependent
By Anna Kennedy, Executive Director of LOHF A year ago, my daughter was in kindergarten,
LOHF grants funds to organizations working to improve the mental health of youth and teens
Children are naturally moody. Their developing minds and bodies can shift from happy to furious
LOHF grants fund organizations working to improve the mental health of youth and teens in
LOHF grants funds to organizations working to improve the mental health of youth and teens
In response to accelerated need for mental healthcare, Lancaster Cares issued a grant to LOHF to broaden eligibility for its free Mental Health Copay Assistance program. The program expanded beyond the previous restrictions of ages 0-25 and those with dependent children to include any county resident whose income is impacted by COVID-19. LOHF has also collaborated with Mental Health America of Lancaster County (MHA) to include LOHF’s copay program in MHA’s bundle of free mental health services.
Although most people in the general population have heard of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), this term is relatively new. The term “autism” was first coined in the 1950s by Dr. Leo Kanner, who identified a group of children demonstrating unique characteristics in social and communication skills, as well as odd repetitive behaviors.
In these difficult times it is often hard to know where to turn to for resources. The feelings of grief, loss, and frustration are ever present. Please know that LOHF is here to offer support to all members of our diverse community. Below are some resources specific to our Spanish-speaking residents.
