300 Frasier Purchase Road
Latrobe, PA 15650

Booth Representative: Donna Kean
Phone: 724-805-2050
Email: Donna.kean@stvincent.edu

The St. Vincent College Prevention Projects is committed to working together with families, schools, and communities to provide the most effective ATOD (Alcohol, Tobacco, & Other Drugs) and violence prevention services. All proprietary programs of the Prevention Projects are solidly based on current research and reflect the best practice in the prevention field. Programs and services include K-12 school services, community services and resources and consultation, training and professional development. The Prevention Projects is a Commonwealth Approved Trainer (CAT) for SAP offering training K-12, policy and program consultation and team maintenance services.

300 North Second Street, Suite 1215
Harrisburg, PA 17101

Booth Representative: Glenn Zehner
717-232-0300
Email: zehner@drugfreepa.org

Drug Free Pennsylvania is a statewide non-profit organization that provides businesses with cost-effective drug-free workplace programs such as drug testing, employee assistance, policy development, and supervisor, employee, and parent training. Drug Free Pennsylvania also delivers innovative anti-drug media campaigns and media literacy education programs that strive to raise awareness, change behaviors, and inspire action to prevent substance abuse.

2575 Boyce Plaza Road
Pittsburgh, PA 15241

Contact Person: Kevin Daly
Phone: 412-257-2290
Email: KDALY@YFCS.com

The Highmark Caring Place champions the cause of grieving children by creating awareness of their needs, providing programs for them and their families, and empowering the community to effectively support them. Thousands of community members are helped by the Caring Place each year at no cost through their peer support group, education, consultation, and referral services. The Highmark Caring Place, A Center for Grieving Children, Adolescents and Their Families, is dedicated to grieving children and families, supporting them in their journey toward hope after a loved one dies.

The Caring Place is a community service, available to the whole community. Services are provided at no cost to the families.

P.O. Box 830
Hershey, PA 17033

Booth Representative: Scott Gregory
800-330-8983
Email: waldronjc@mhs-pa.org

Established in 1909, Milton Hershey School (MHS) is a cost-free, private, coeducational home and school for children from families of low income, limited resources, and social need. MHS is funded by a trust established by chocolate industrialist Milton S. Hershey and his wife, Catherine. MHS serves approximately 1800 students in grades PreK through 12. Our program focuses on building character and providing children with skills necessary to be successful in all aspects of life.

Booth Representative: Alissa Martin
Telephone: 814-278-8141
Email: martinaa2@ccbh.com

Community Care Behavioral Health Organization (Community Care), a nonprofit recovery focused behavioral health managed care company, manages mental health and substance abuse services for nearly 1.3 million members in 35 counties throughout Pennsylvania. Part of the UPMC Insur-ance Services Division, Community Care has received "full" accreditation for its Medicaid, Medi-care, and commercial products by the National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA) - receiv-ing the highest rating given in all applicable standards. Community Care’s mission is to improve the health and well-being of the community through the delivery of effective and accessible behavioral health services. For more information, please visit http://www.ccbh.com/.

P.O. Box 165
Titusville, PA 16354
Phone: 484-902-0156
Email: support@pasap.org
Website: http://www.pasap.org/

The Pennsylvania Association of Student Assistance Professionals (PASAP) is a non-profit membership organization whose mission is to address the well being of our youth. We be-lieve that the health of our youth is the basis of our future. We recognize that there are life issues and detrimental influences that may pose a barrier to student achievement and suc-cess such as: grief or loss; peer, family, or mental health issues; tobacco, alcohol or other drug use; etc. As a result of this recognition and our dedication to the health and well-being of our youth, PASAP is committed to supporting and networking in the areas of prevention, inter-vention, treatment, aftercare, ongoing support services, and education to all those individuals or organizations who foster this same commitment.

c/o 251 Woodside Road, Pittsburgh, PA 15221
Phone/Fax: 412-244-1244
Web Address: http://www.crisispa.org/

The Crisis Intervention Association of Pennsylvania was organized in 1973. The mission of the Association is to promote and enhance quality crisis services for individuals, families and the communities in Pennsylvania. The Association will provide a forum for open communication between crisis intervention providers and other mental health professionals statewide. The Crisis Intervention Association acts as an advocate by providing a unified voice, at both the state and regional levels by participating and helping influence the development of legislation and regulations which impacts crisis intervention services. The Association strives to provide and promote opportunities for crisis intervention, education, training and annual conferences.