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Clarion County
Services Directory

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• Budgeting and Debt
• Children, Families, and Parenting
• Counseling/Mental Health
• Crisis
• Disability
• Disaster/Emergency Services
• Domestic Violence
• Education/Employment
• Food and Nutrition
• Health Care
• Housing
• Prescription Drug Assistance
• Senior Services
• Substance Abuse Contact Numbers
• Thrift Stores
• Transportation
• Unemployment
• Veterans' Services
• Voting

• Consumer Credit Counseling Services
  of Western PA
  2403 Sidney Street
  Suite 400
  Pittsburgh, PA 15203
  1-888-551-2227
  www.cccspa.org
  • A non-profit organization that educates consumers about wise money management and responsible use of credit
  • All services are free and confidential
  • Debt Management Program to get out of debt and avoid bankruptcy
  • Bankruptcy Counseling and Education Services
  • Housing Counseling Services for first-time home buyers, reverse mortgage loans, foreclosure and the Homeowners Emergency Mortgage Assistance Program (HEMAP)
• Energy Assistance/LIHEAP
  (Low Income Housing Energy Assistance Program) Clarion County Assistance Office
  71 Lincoln Drive
  Clarion, PA 16214
  1-800-253-3488 or 814-226-1700
  
  • Energy assistance grants to help people with low incomes pay their heating bills
  • Income guidelines based on family size used to determine eligibility
  • Crisis Grants up to $600 available for emergency situations
  • Application process open between November and April of each year
• Community Action, Inc.
  22 South Second Street
  Clarion, PA 16214
  814-226-4785 or 1-800-997-7661
  www.jccap.org
  • Help for rent, mortgage, energy and utility bill obligations
  • Central Electric Family Fund to aid households with their Central Electric bills
  • Neighbor for Neighbor helps pay utility gas bills for National Fuel customers in Clarion County.
  • Budget counseling also available

• Clarion County Buddies Team
  214 South 7th Avenue, Suite B
  Clarion, PA 16214
  814-226-9280
  
  • Local Big Brother/Big Sister Program for children age 5 and up
  • Facilitated by Clarion County Children and Youth Services
• Big Brothers/Big Sisters
  of Venango, Forest & Clarion Counties
  c/o Family Services
  716 East Second Street
  Oil City, PA 16301
  814-676-6460
  
  • Children are matched in one-to-one relationships with adult volunteers who offer friendship, guidance, and exposure to new opportunities and activities and also serve as positive role models
  • Thorough background check and careful interview process to become an adult volunteers
• Boy Scouts of America
  French Creek Council
  1815 Robison Road West
  Erie, PA 16509-4905
  1-800-851-2392 or 814-868-5574
  www.frenchcreek-bsa.org
  • Fun and adventurous activities to develop, citizenship, leadership, service and character
  • Local packs located in Clarion, Knox, Leeper, Marienville, New Bethlehem, and Strattanville
• CARE Parent Education Program
  Community Action, Inc.
  22 South Second Street
  Clarion, PA 16214
  814-226-4785 or 1-800-997-7661
  www.jccap.org
  • Offers parents the opportunity to learn about physical, emotional, and cognitive child development from the ages of birth to 12
  • Parents can also learn effective disciplinary techniques, communication skills, stress management, anger management and how to build self-esteem.
• Child Care Information Services
  Community Action, Inc.
  22 South Second Street
  Clarion, PA 16214
  814-226-4785 or 1-800-997-7661
  www.jccap.org
  • Childcare resource and referral agency providing free information concerning childcare and funding
  • Administers Pennsylvania Subsidized Child Care Program that helps working parents with their child care costs
• Clarion County's Promise
  1120 East Main Street
  Clarion, PA 16214
  814-223-1590
  www.clarioncountyspromise.org
  • Mission Statement - Mobilizing our community to build the character and competence of Clarion County's community of children and youth by fulfilling the Five Promises of America's Promise
  • Five Promises are Caring Adults, Safe Places, Healthy Start and Future, Marketable Skills, and Opportunities to Serve
  • Family Centers provide parents with developmental information and support through the "Parents as Teachers" home-visitation program, group meetings and parenting classes. Locations are:
    

    • A-C Valley Family Center	724-659-3224
      C-L Family Center	814-764-5560
      Keystone Family Center	814-797-0241
      North Clarion Family Center	814-744-8571

  • "Communities that Care" Program examines the influence of peers, family, school, and community to develop a plan to prevent youth behavior problems
  • After School Drug and Alcohol Prevention Programs in Keystone and Clarion-Limestone School Districts:
    

    • C-L After School	814-223-1590
      Keystone After School	814-797-1251

• Clarion County Domestic Relations
  17 South 4th Avenue
  Clarion, PA 16214
  814-226-1030
  www.childsupport.state.pa.us
  • Child and Spousal Support Orders, Support Enforcement, Paternity Testing
  • Income attachments and IRS tax refund and lottery winnings intercepts
• Girl Scouts of USA - Keystone Tall Tree Council
  21823 Route 68, Suite 1
  Clarion, PA 16214
  1-888-446-4455 or 814-223-7760
  www.girlscouts-wpa.org
  • Fun activities and service projects to develop confidence, determination, character and patriotism in girls
  • Call 1-800-221-2995 to find out where Girl Scouts meet in your area
• Infant Stimulation Program
  214 South 7th Avenue
  Clarion, PA 16214
  1-800-756-5953, Ext 7 or 814-226-4122
  
  • Early Intervention services for children, ages birth to 3, who have special needs, are developmentally delayed, or are at risk of developmental delay
  • Services include developmental screenings, developmentally appropriate activities, speech therapy, physical therapy, occupational therapy, nutrition services, and parent training and support
• Jefferson-Clarion Head Start
  18 Western Avenue, Suite C
  Brookville, PA 15825
  1-800-628-6150 or 814-849-3660
  www.jcheadstart.com
  • Comprehensive health, education, and social services for income eligible families with preschool ages children in Jefferson and Clarion counties
  • Dedicated to promoting family self-sufficiency by providing educational opportunities to parents and establishing family partnerships
• Parent to Parent
  Northwest PA Region
  3745 West 12th Street
  Erie, PA 16505
  814-833-5599 or 1-800-986-4550 (State Office)
  www.parenttoparent.org
  • Network of families created by families of children and adults with special needs
  • Connects families in similar situations with one another so that they may share experiences, offer practical information and/or support
• Penn State Cooperative Extension in Clarion County
  8 Grant Street
  Clarion, PA 16214
  814-223-9028
  www.clarion.extension.psu.edu
  • Variety of programs for families, youth, and children in areas of family living/nutrition, health, food safety, agriculture and horticulture available
• YMCA
  15952 Route 322, Suite 1
  Clarion, PA 16214
  814-764-3400
  www.ymca.net
  • Health and Fitness, Camping, Family, Art, Sports and Teen Programs
  • Facilities include a Fitness Center, Free Weight Room, Aerobics/Dance Studio, youth Gym, Outdoor Filed, Teen/Youth Center, General Purpose Room, Child Care/Preschool Room, Drop-in Babysitting Room, and Computer Room

• Clarion County Mental Health
  214 South 7th Avenue
  Clarion, PA 16214
  814-226-6252 or 814-226-5840
  
  • Mental Health Services for all ages including case management, counseling, partial hospitalization, psychiatric and psychological services.
  • Base Service Unit provides Administrative Case Management designed to advocate and assist in securing supportive services and social and vocational rehabilitation.
  • Clarion County Counseling Center provides outpatient individual, family, and group counseling, psychological testing, and psychiatric services on an sliding scale fee to free basis.
  • Life Learning Center is a partial hospitalization program that provides counseling, group psychotherapy, life management, social skill development, and work activities on an intensive outpatient basis.
  • Housing Supports Assistance is provided in locating and maintaining adequate housing, budgeting, menu planning, and completing application for eligible benefits.
  • Intensive Case Management and Resource Coordination is a 24-hour on-call service to assist consumers in meeting their needs in health, housing, community and family integration, vocational/educational goal attainment, and development of social supports.
  • Pathways is a 24 hour supervised residential group home for consumers needing a structured environment on either a transitional or long term basis. Pathways offers instruction for self care, emotional management, medication follow-up and monitoring, referral, advocacy, and socialization activities
  • Representative Payee services provide financial management of disability benefits.
  • Children's Services are provided for families with children or adolescents experiencing mental health problems.
  • Kids In Common is a private-pay, court ordered service provided to divorcing or separated couples with minor children to address co-parenting issues and provide supervised visitation.
  • Family Links is a family based program with a comprehensive and solution-focused approach for families effected by a child's mental illness.
  • Student Assistance Program (SAP) provides information, referrals, assistance, and groups for at-risk youth in the school setting.
  • Crisis Intervention Services provide immediate access to supportive and counseling services to individuals and families experiencing mental health crisis.
  • Consumer Satisfaction Team assesses consumer satisfaction with mental health services by collecting data through interviews, surveys, and observations. The Team also assists with resolving consumer complaints and provides recommendations regarding services.
  • Together We Stand Drop-In Center provides mental health consumers with a place for socialization and relaxation, peer support, and help in obtaining services and benefits.
• Clarion County Mental Retardation Services
  214 South Seventh Street
  Clarion, PA 16214
  814-226-1080
  
  • Services for Clarion County residents under the age of 22 with IQ of 70 or below
  • Community Residential Services
• National Alliance for the Mentally Ill
  Clarion County, PA Chapter
  331 Jackson Road
  Sigel, PA 15860
  814-752-2633 or 814-354-2478
  clarion.nami.org
  • Non-profit membership organization for persons with serious mental illness, their families, friends, and professionals
  • Education, advocacy, support and mentoring programs for individuals and families
  • Meetings:
    Last Tuesday of Every Month from 7-8:30 pm
    Clarion Office Complex
    214 South 7th Street, Clarion

• Clarion County Crisis Intervention
  214 S 7th Avenue
  Clarion, PA 16214
  1-800-253-4906 or 814-226-7223
  
  • A mental health professional is available for free and confidential consultation 24 hours a day, 7 days a week

• Easter Seals of Western PA
  2525 Railroad Street
  Pittsburgh, PA 15222
  1-800-587-3258 or 412-281-7244
  www.westernpa.easterseals.com
  • Provides services to children and adults with disabilities and other special needs through Medical rehabilitation, Job Training and Employment, Early Intervention, Early Education, Adult Day Services, and Recreation Activities
• Office of Vocational Rehabilitation
  Erie District Office
  3200 Lovell Place
  Erie, PA 16503
  1-800-541-0721 or 814-871-4551
  www.dli.state.pa.us (Keyword Search OVR)
  • Assist People with disabilities to prepare for, secure, and maintain employment and independence
• Social Security Administration
  80 Regina Drive
  Cranberry, PA 16319
  1-800-772-1213 or 814-676-9293
  www.ssa.gov
  • Applications for Supplemental Security Income (SSI) and Social Security Disability Insurance (DIB), Retirement, and Survivor's Benefits

• American Red Cross - Clarion County
  PO Box 166
  Clarion, PA 16214
  814-226-7040
  www.redcross-allegheny.org
  • Disaster Services: Prompt relief to victims of small and large disasters by providing food, clothing, shelter, emergency medications, and referrals
  • Armed Forces Emergency Services: Emergency communications and financial assistance for members of the US Armed Forces and their families
  • Health and Safety Services: Offer a variety of health and safety courses for youths, adults, and seniors
• Emergency Food Assistance
  Community Action, Inc.
  22 South Second Street
  Clarion, PA 16214
  1-800-997-7661 or 814-226-4785
  www.jccap.org
  • Food Assistance provided for people in need or experiencing a crisis or emergency, as well as assistance in completing Food Stamp applications
• Salvation Army - Emergency Disaster Services
  424 3rd Avenue
  Pittsburgh, PA 15219
  1-800-454-1156 or 412-394-4800
  www.salvationarmydisasterservices.org
  • Provides emergency food and shelter, disaster relief, counseling and social services
    

    • Clarion Service Unit	814-226-8672
      Knox Service Unit	814-797-5080
      Rimersburg Service Unit	814-473-6105
      Sligo Service Unit	814-745-2771

• SAFE - Stop Abuse For Everyone, Inc.
  8 Grant Street
  Clarion, PA 16214
  Hotline: 1-800-992-3039 or 814-226-7233
  Or 24 Hour Calling - Dial 911 & Ask for SAFE
  Office: 814-226-8481 until 4:30 pm
  
  • Free and confidential domestic violence services, emergency shelter, options counseling, advocacy and accompaniment, community education, empowerment groups, and bridge housing program
• PASSAGES
  Rape Crisis Center
  105 South 5th Avenue
  Clarion, PA 16214
  1-800-793-3620 or 814-226-7273
  
  • Provides rape crisis intervention and short-term counseling for the victims of rape and sexual assault
  • Prevention education programs

• Clarion County Literacy Council
  PO Box 663
  Clarion Free Library Building
  Clarion, PA 16214
  814-226-4626
  www.clarionfreelibrary.org
  • Individualized Instruction in basic reading, math, English as a Second Language, and GED
  • Tutoring for specific testing including cosmetology, truck driving or driver's exam
  • Services available to adults aged 17 and older who are not enrolled in a secondary school
  • Confidential 1-on-1 Instruction
• Clarion PA Careerlink
  22 South Second Avenue
  Clarion, PA 16214
  814-223-1550
  www.pacareerlink.state.pa.us
  • Services include Job Referral Assistance, Employment Services, Career Counseling, Employment Workshops, Job Training, Individual Needs Assessments and Services, and CareerLink Website Assistance
  • Food Bank and Utility Assistance Programs
• Clarion University of PA
  840 Wood Street
  Clarion, PA 16214
  1-800-672-7171 or 814-393-2000
  www.clarion.edu
  • Bachelor's, Associate and Master's Degrees, Certifications, Distance Learning, and Certificate Programs
  • Career and Personal Counseling Services, Student Activities and Events, Community Service Learning Opportunities
  • Financial Aid and Scholarships
  • Venango Campus:
    1801 West First Street
    Oil City, PA 16301
    814-676-6591
    
• Clarion Vocational Services
  214 South 7th Street
  Clarion, PA 16214
  814-226-1076 or 814-226-1077
  
  • Provides training and employment in janitorial and/or food services for individuals with disabilities
  • Referral from Clarion County MH/MR required
  • County Cuisine Food Service provides food service training and employment to prepare individuals for the competitive workplace.
  • Grimefighters Janitorial Service provides janitorial training and employment for individuals who want to work in a competitive setting.
• Community Action, Inc.
  22 South Second Street
  Clarion, PA 16214
  814-226-4785 or 1-800-997-7661
  www.jccap.org
  • Adult Education includes:
    
    • Private one-to-one tutoring
    • Classes to improve skills in basic education, job readiness, career/college/ training preparation, computer literacy and the General Education Development (GED) test courses
    • Workplace Essential Skills (WES) for stay-at-home or distance learning to improve essential workplace skills
    • PA Workforce Improvement Network to assist employers in meeting their employee's training and learning needs.
  • Information Technology provides hands-on computer skills classes.
  • Job Readiness and Employability offers customized job readiness and employability skills and resources to consumers seeking employment.
    Free workshops also offered.
  • Senior Corps utilizes the talents of people age 55 and over to meet community needs, such as mentoring children, conducting environmental tests, performing data entry and clerical duties, assisting the elderly, and tutoring adults.
• Community Colleges
  • Provides higher education for Associate's Degree, Diploma, and Certificate Programs at lower tuition rates than universities and colleges
  • 3 Locations in Western PA

    • Butler County Community College	College Drive PO Box 1203 Butler, PA 16003 724-287-8711 www.bc3.edu
      Pennsylvania Highlands Community College	PO Box 68 Johnstown, PA 15907 814-532-5300 www.pennhighlands.edu
      Westmoreland County Community College	400 Armbrust Road Youngwood, PA 15697 724-925-4000 www.wccc-pa.edu

• Goodworks Employment Services
  Goodwill Industries of North Central PA
  163 Preston Way
  Falls Creek, PA 15840
  814-371-2821
  www.goodwillpa.org
  • Non-profit provider of employment and training services for people with disabilities and other barriers to employment
  • Services include: Personal Work Adjustment Training, Community Based Work Assessment, Job Development and Placement, Supported Employment Program, Sheltered Employment Program, Driver's Education Training, and Contract Services

• Angel Food Ministries
  PO Box 154
  Reynoldsville, PA 15851
  814-603-2662
  
  • Medium-sized box of high-quality fresh and frozen grocery items for $25
  • Distributed once per month
  • Each box feeds a family of 4 for approximately 1 week or a senior citizen for approximately 1 month
  • Community Food Banks - 10 Locations in Clarion County
    

    • AC Valley School District	Emlenton Presbyterian Church 508 Main Street, Emlenton, PA 16373 724-867-2470 1st and 3rd Wednesday from 1:00 - 2:00 pm
      Clarion Area 4 Locations	Community Action, Inc. 22 South 2nd Street, Clarion, PA 16214 1-800-997-7661 or 814-226-4785
      	First Untied Methodist Church 600 Wood Street, Clarion, PA 16214 814-226-6660
      	Salvation Army 600 Wood Street, Clarion, PA 16214 814-226-6660
      	Jesus Pantry Zion Baptist Church 114 Zion Road, Clarion, PA 16214 814-745-2814
      Hawthorn	Helping Hands Box 2, Hawthorn, PA 16230 814-365-5636
      Knox	Knox Kupboard Edenburg Presbyterian Church PO Box 711, Knox, PA 814-797-1167
      Leeper	North Clarion-Marianville Area Ministerium HC 1 Box 250 Leeper, PA 16233 814-744-8559
      Rimersburg	Share & Care PO Box 368 Rimersburg, PA 16248 814-473-6226
      Sligo	Sligo Chapel Food Bank PO Box 413 Sligo, PA 16255 814-745-2267

• Food Stamps
  Clarion County Assistance Office (DPW)
  71 Lincoln Drive
  Clarion, PA 16214
  1-800-253-3488 or 814-226-1700
  
  • Eligibility based on Income and Family Size
• Women, Infants, and Children (WIC)
  Community Health Services, Inc.
  1064 B East Main Street
  Clarion, PA 16214
  814-226-8130
  www.mmchs.org or www.pawic.com
  • Federally funded program for pregnant women, postpartum and breastfeeding women, infants and children under age 5
  • Nutrition Services, Farmers' Market Nutrition Program, Supplemental Food Packages, Health Screenings and referrals, Breastfeeding Information and Support

• adultBasic Health Care Insurance
  1-800-GO-BASIC (1-800-462-2742)
  www.compass.state.pa.us (To Apply Online)
  • Income guidelines depend on family size
  • Coverage for adults (age 19-64) who have no private insurance, Medicaid or Medicare
  • PA residency of at least 90 days required
• Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP)
  1-800-986-KIDS (1-800-986-5437)
  www.compass.state.pa.us (To Apply Online)
  • Income guidelines depend on family size
  • Coverage for children under age 19 who have no private insurance or Medicaid
• Clarion County Health Department
  Applewood Center
  162 South 2nd Street, Suite D
  Clarion, PA 16214
  814-226-2170
  
  • Free or low cost care for people who do not have health insurance and need to see a doctor
  • Contact the PA Health Department for information about other health resources at 1-800-PA-HEALTH
• Clarion Forest Visiting Nurses Association
  305 Main Street
  Knox, PA 16232
  1-800-262-2118 or 814-797-1995
  
  • Provides Home Health Care services to eligible individuals; Eligibility and fees vary depending upon program and income
  • Adult Day Care, Bereavement Support, Flu Program, Home Health Aides, Hospice, Medical Social Worker, Nutritional Counseling, Occupational Therapy, Pastoral Care, Physical Therapy, Private Duty Nursing, Respite Care, Skilled Nursing, Speech Therapy, and Telehealth Services
• Donated Dental Services - Western PA
  ACHD
  907 West Street, 2nd Floor
  Pittsburgh, PA 15221
  1-888-683-9158 or 412-243-4866
  
  • Must be a Senior Citizen or a disabled or chronically ill child or adult with no dental insurance and no significant savings
  • 150% of poverty guidelines apply
  • Major Dental Treatment required
• Medical Assistance/Medicaid
  Clarion County Assistance Office (DPW)
  71 Lincoln Drive
  Clarion, PA 16214
  1-800-253-3488 or 814-226-1700
  
  • Eligibility based on Income and Family Size
• Northwest Pennsylvania Rural AIDS Alliance
  15870 Route 322, Suite 2
  Clarion, PA 16214
  1-800-359-2437 or 814-764-6606
  www.nwpaaidspartners.org
  • HIV/STD Prevention and Education Programs
  • Rural Health Clinic to provide specialty care in conjunction with the patient's local primary care physician
  • Case Management to coordinate health and social services for people who are HIV positive
• Pennsylvania Health Law Project
  650 Smithfield Street, Suite 2130
  Pittsburgh, PA 15222
  1-800-274-3258 (Helpline)
  www.phlp.org
  • Free information, advice, and direct representation for persons having trouble accessing healthcare coverage and services through publicly funded healthcare programs such as Medicaid, adultBasic, CHIP, etc.

• Clarion County Housing Authority
  8 West Main Street
  Clarion, PA 16214
  814-226-8910
  
  • Rental Assistance within 5 Authority Managed Housing Complexes
  • Section 8 Housing Voucher Program
  • Family Self-Sufficiency Program to help families leave the welfare system or low-paying jobs to be able to better support their families financially
• Community Action, Inc.
  22 South Second Street
  Clarion, PA 16214
  1-800-997-7661 or 814-226-4785
  www.jccap.org
  • Homeless Services provide emergency shelter, transitional housing, help in locating and establishing a new residence, case management, limited financial help and advocacy services
  • Housing Development seeks to provide and maintain decent, safe and affordable housing for low to moderate income individuals and families
  • Weatherization and Energy Education installs housing materials to reduce energy consumption and provide energy saving tips
• Homeowners' Emergency Mortgage Assistance Program
  Pennsylvania Housing Finance Agency
  PO Box 15530
  Harrisburg, PA 17101-5530
  1-800-342-2398
  www.phfa.org
  • Loan program designed to protect Pennsylvanians who, through no fault of their own, are financially unable to make their mortgage payments and are in danger of losing their homes to foreclosure
  • Local Application through CCCS of Western PA (Consumer Credit Counseling) 1-888-511-2227

• NeedyMeds, Inc.
  www.needymeds.com
  • Internet access to Patient Assistance Programs that help people who can't afford to buy their medications
  • Income guidelines vary by pharmaceutical company
• Partnership for Prescription Assistance
  1-888-4PPA-NOW (1-888-477-2669)
  www.pparx.org
  • Access to more than 475 public and private Patient Assistance Programs for people having difficulty affording health care and prescription medicines
  • Income guidelines vary by participating company
• RxAssist
  www.rxassist.org
  • Website with information, news, and a database designed to help people get affordable or free medications

• Clarion County Adult Services Program
  12 Grant Street
  Clarion, PA 16214
  814-226-4643
  
  • Provides assistance to low-income and physically handicapped adults, ages 18-59, with housing problems and transportation to medical and social services agencies
• Clarion County Aging Office
  12 Grant Street
  Clarion, PA 16214
  814-226-4640
  
  • Provides social services and referrals to assist and enable older persons, over age 60, to live their lives as independently as their circumstances will allow and in the best manner possible

• 24 Hour Hotline for Information and Referral
  1-800-745-9796
• Alcoholics Anonymous
  1-800-400-2346 or 724-349-4061 (24 Hour Helpline)
• Narcotics Anonymous
  Tri-State Regional Helpline
  1-888-251-2426
  1-800-494-3414 (24 Hour National Helpline)
  www.na.org
  
• Clarion County Drug & Alcohol Administration
  214 South 7th Street
  Clarion, PA 16214
  1-800-756-5953 or 814-226-5888
  www.clarioncountydhs.org
  • Substance Abuse Services through Case Management, Intensive Case Management, Resource Coordination, and Psychological and Psychiatric services
  • Outpatient Treatment Services include individual, group, family, and marital counseling
  • Payment for services through medical insurance coverage or Sliding Fee Scale based on income
  • Special programs and groups for adolescents, women, criminal justice clients, and people with co-occurring mental health and substance abuse disorders

• Goodwill Thrift Stores
  www.goodwillinc.org
  • 3 Locations
    

  • 22 North 6th Street Clarion, PA 16214 814-226-1087

    416 Main Street Knox, PA 16232 814-797-5801

    604 Broad Street New Bethlehem, PA 16242 814-275-4070

• Mission Possible
  9641 Route 208
  Knox, PA 16232
  814-782-3183
  

• Area Transportation Authority
  1-866-282-4968
  www.atatrans.com
  • Public bus service for Clarion University and local shopping areas

• Unemployment Compensation Benefits
  Indiana UC Service Center
  630 Kolter Drive
  Indiana, PA 15701
  1-888-313-7284 or 724-599-1250
  www.state.pa.us (Keyword: Unemployment)
  • Program that provides income if you lose your job through no fault of your own
  • PA Teleclaims 1-888-255-4728

• Department of Veterans Affairs
  Clarion County Community Based
  Outpatient Clinic
  855 Route 58
  Parker, PA 16049
  1-877-659-56001
  
  • Primary care, extended care and behavioral health services to improve the health, well-being and functional independence of veterans
  • Must be a veteran who served on Active Duty and received an Honorable Discharge to be eligible for care
  • Parent Facility
    Butler VA Medical Center
    325 New Castle Road
    Butler, PA 16001
    1-800-362-8262 or 724-287-4781
    www.bulter.med.va.gov

• Clarion County Voter Registration
  421 Main Street, 1st Floor
  Clarion, PA 16214
  814-226-4000, Ext. 2205
  
  • Responsible for conducting elections and taking care of voter registration needs in Clarion County