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Volunteer Spotlight: Carrie Lee Smith, Ph.D
We are grateful for the expertise and perspective that Millersville University Associate Professor of Sociology Carrie Lee Smith brings to the board of directors at
We are grateful for the expertise and perspective that Millersville University Associate Professor of Sociology Carrie Lee Smith brings to the board of directors at
Has the pandemic put more youth and children at risk of addiction? In a survey completed by the Addiction Policy Forum, 24% percent of respondents indicated that their substance use, or that of
Sean Post is LOHF’s current Treasurer and member of our Board, our Audit Committee, and our Finance and Investment Committee. He is Manager at Trout
We’re excited to welcome Victoria Carty, who joined us as a summer intern on June 21. Victoria will be a senior at Franklin and Marshall
We’re pleased to recently award an LOHF Children’s Behavioral Health Grant to the Diversifying Doulas program of Patients R Waiting. We are excited to see
It’s difficult to become a licensed therapist in Pennsylvania. Candidates, or fellows, must obtain 3,000 hours, or the equivalent of 75 weeks, of oversight by
Recidivism is a challenge in the juvenile justice system. Teenagers who are incarcerated tend to have substantially worse outcomes later in life than those who avoid
LOHF grants funds to organizations working to improve the mental health of youth and teens in Lancaster County. In the fall of 2020, COBYS was
By Shanece Bowman, LOHF Programs Manager Before beginning my position at LOHF as Programs Manager last year, I developed a passion for children’s mental health
Welcome, Shanece Bowman! Congratulations, Lisa Riffanacht! Shanece Bowman, Programs Manager We’re excited to welcome Shanece Bowman to LOHF as our new part-time Programs Manager, and
