About
provides behavioral health and disability support services in Central Pennsylvania, helping people build independence, choice, and meaningful lives. They offer a range of services, including intellectual disability services, adult autism services, behavior support, community homes, community participation, companion services, employment services, in-home supports, lifesharing, older adult day services, vocational training, mental health services, drop-in centers, opportunity clubhouse, peer support, psychiatric rehabilitation, site-based and mobile programs. Their services are available across 17 counties in Central PA, including Bedford, Somerset, Blair, Cambria, Centre, Clearfield-Jefferson, Cumberland-Perry, Huntingdon-Mifflin-Juniata, Lycoming-Clinton, and York-Adams. At Skills of Central PA, they strive to provide a safe, healthy, and supportive living and working environment, promoting respect and dignity for all individuals and families they serve.
Insurance & payment
Insurance details are not listed publicly — call the practice to confirm.
Ask about sliding-scale fees if you're paying out of pocket.
Services & specialties
Intellectual Disability Services
They provide support for adults and transition-age youth living with intellectual and developmental disabilities, helping them live everyday lives.
Adult Autism Services
They offer support for adults living with autism, helping them build meaningful lives and achieve their goals.
Behavior Support
They provide behavior support services to help individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities manage challenging behaviors and achieve their goals.
Community Homes
They offer community home services, providing a supportive and inclusive living environment for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Mental Health Services
They provide mental health services, including drop-in centers, opportunity clubhouse, peer support, and psychiatric rehabilitation, to help individuals recover from serious mental illness.
Employment Services
They offer employment services, including vocational training and job placement, to help individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities achieve their employment goals.