Keystone Service Systems Inc

Susquehanna service dogs & other services:kss' susquehanna service dogs raises, trains, and places service dogs and hearing dogs, as well as facility dogs, to assist children and adults with disability to become more independent. Founded in 1993, susquehanna service dogs has placed over 300 services dogs with people throughout pennsylvania and the surrounding states. Susquehanna service dogs is accredited by assistance dogs international and placed 25 service dogs during the fiscal year. Other services kss provides including but not limited to peer support services, intensive case management & psychiatric rehabilitation. Kss also operates in the state of delaware where people are supported through intellectual disability services and autism services.

Mental health services:kss' adult mental health services is committed to supporting and empowering people on their personal journey of recovery. Services supports growth and positive individual choices that lead to lives filled with dignity, respect and valued social roles. Some community-based services provided include peer support, community residential rehabilitation, domiciliary care, psychiatric rehabilitation, intensive case management, and supported living and employment. Kss' adult mental health services are offered in a variety of settings ranging from homes of the people served, kss owned homes, the community, employment centers, psychiatric rehabilitation programs, and drop-in centers. 666 people chose to accept kss' adult mental health services during the fiscal year.

Capital area head start education services:kss' capital area head start (cahs) gives children a head start in life, empowers parents, and strengthens families. The goal of cahs is to prepare children and families for success in school and in life. Cahs pre-kindergarten programs are comprehensive, state and federally funded child development programs serving children ages 3-5. In addition, early head start program serves children ages birth to three and women who are pregnant. Programs are designed to increase children's literacy, cognitive development, and social-emotional development, as well as support children's health and well-being. 868 children and 766 families in central pennsylvania chose to accept kss' cahs services during the fiscal year.