Restoring Hope. Transforming Lives.
Treatment and services for
at-risk youth and their families
AT-RISK YOUTH NEED HELP TO RECOVER FROM CRISIS AND OVERCOME DIFFICULT CIRCUMSTANCES.
Residential
Foster/Adoption
in-home
education
What makes Adelphoi different?
We understand
At-risk youth need support and tools to overcome their negative circumstances and achieve a better future.
As one of Pennsylvania’s largest service providers for these youth, and a leading expert in this field, we stand out by offering:
- An expansive continuum of services that encourages continuity of care
- Individualized education services in small classroom settings
- Care rooted in trauma-informed and evidence-based practices
- A flexible and agile approach to problem-solving and programming
- A focus on family treatment and reunification that includes assistance for visitation and transportation
- Aftercare that includes the Adelphoi Promise scholarship program
- Outcomes that far surpass national and state averages
Julie M.
“Through Adelphoi, I have become more confident and direct with both my coworkers and my regular life. I have connected with many of the youth and I have loved seeing that I am making a difference. It is amazing how much I have learned from working with them as well.”
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Each year, in celebration of Thanksgiving, Partial throws a luncheon involving both students and families. Teachers and therapists had students make special mementos to give to their family members, expressing what they are thankful for. Students also prepared thankful letters to give to their families when they arrived. A delicious Thanksgiving meal was donated, prepared and served by the wonderful church community from @WeAreCharterOak .
Thu December 5th
THANK YOU to all of our generous supporters who helped
Give a Gift, Give Hope to 60 kids on #GivingTuesday this year!
You met - and then exceeded - our goal yesterday...
You made sure some of our kids have several gifts to unwrap this year...
You also gave them the best gift of all...hope.
Missed out on your chance to Give a Gift, Give Hope yesterday? There's still time...
www.adelphoi.org/give-a-gift-give-hope
Wed December 4th
The boys at Raphael House made snow globe ornaments to decorate their tree this year! #adelphoi #merrychristmas #transforminglives
Wed December 4th
Do the kids like board games? I have a bunch I’d love to share
You can make a difference. Give a Gift, Give Hope to the more than 400 kids like Sederick who will be in our care this holiday season! Find out more: www.adelphoi.org/give-a-gift-give-hope
#GivingTuesday #giveagift #GiveHope #RestoringHope #transforminglives #onechildatatime #adelphoi
Tue December 3rd
Adelphoi Ketterer Charter School welcomes School Resource Officer Ray Swiderski!
Tue December 3rd
You can Give a Gift, Give Hope to the more than 400 kids who will be in our care this holiday season!
Find out more here:
www.adelphoi.org/give-a-gift-give-hope/
Mon December 2nd
Greystone House also had their annual Thanksgiving Dinner a few days early for staff and the youth. As always, a large meal was prepared and everyone had their fill on turkey and ham! The boys were thankful! #thankful #thanksgivingdinner #adelphoi #transforminglives
Wed November 27th
Best job I ever had ! Loved working there.
Happy thanksgiving
Happy Thanksgiving
STEAM students from Marker Home created ornaments for two Christmas trees located outside the Adelphoi offices in downtown Latrobe. Snowflakes and gingerbread men ornaments were created using 3D printer pens. Latrobe Community Revitalization Program #adelphoi #transforminglives
Tue November 26th
Congratulations to the Bailey Family! Lucian was officially adopted by Melissa and Brian after 1,499 days in foster care! He lived with the family since he was 2 months old! #nationaladoptionmonth #adelphoi #transforminglives
Fri November 22nd
#givingback #transforminglives #adelphoieducationIt's the third Thursday of the month and you know what that means -- Food Bank day!
This month's superstar volunteers include some students from Adelphoi Education Services at Hartford Heights (thanks, Coach Rick Klimchock!) as well as employees from West Penn Power. 🤩
We can't do what we do without kind and generous people like you! Thank you from the bottom of our hearts! ❤️❤️❤️
Thu November 21st
Now hiring Youth Service Workers! Apply online- www.adelphoi.org/apply
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Wed November 20th
Where are you located
Jessica Strayer
Raphael House was awarded for their hard work in academics and having the second highest overall GPA at Adelphoi Ketterer Charters School! #transforminglives #onechildatatime #adelphoi
Tue November 19th
Congratulations
Good job boys !
Great job boys!!!
Well Done.
November is National Adoption Month!
On November 8, 2019, Northumberland County Children and Youth Services held their annual “Adoption Day.” Hunter and Kayla Weaver adopted two brothers, Kamerson and Beckham. Although the boys had a rough start in their short lives, they have found their forever family. Pictured from left to right are Jenna Morrone, Child Prep worker, Kamerson (being held by his father), Kayla Weaver, son Beckham and Adelphoi foster care caseworker for the boys Colleen Bolton. They are surrounded by family and friends, who joined in celebrating this joyous event. Not pictured is Holly Morales, Adelphoi Permanency caseworker who completed the SWAN Family Approval Document for the Weavers and the boys’ child profiles.
For more information on how you can make the difference in the life of a child, call 1-800-KID-5928
#nationaladoptionmonth #adelphoi #transforminglives #onechildatatime
Mon November 18th
Congratulations
Last evening, Adelphoi staff & Board members gathered to celebrate the positive difference our donors’ generosity has made in the lives of our kids. Their impact on our Career Readiness programming, Adelphoi Promise, and Give a Gift, Give Hope holiday campaign were each featured throughout the event. Sandra Barnaby and her commitment to fostering more than 125 children was also highlighted. All guests were also delighted by the delicious food prepared by our current Culinary Arts students!
Fri November 15th
Ketterer Charter School Students Slam the Stigma Group celebrated Kindness Day today by hanging positive notes on lockers this morning. The notes were also hung on every faculty member’s classroom/office door. “You’re awesome,” “ You’re great!”, “You matter,” “Make it a great day!”, and “Rock the day!” were written on the notes and helped to spread kindness throughout the school.
Wed November 13th
