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School Based Social Services
Program Director: Donna L. Young, MSW, LCSW
Who is served?
You are served if you attend a public elementary or middle school in Northeast Philadelphia and you are experiencing difficulty in school.
Why is the service offered?
The School Based Social Services Program helps you and your
family obtain the services needed to overcome challenges which may be
limiting your achievement and success in school.
What is the service?
- You and your family will meet privately with a Resource Specialist who will listen to your concerns and help you identify reasons why you are experiencing difficulties in school.
- You and your family will be helped by your Resource Specialist to obtain supports and benefits to meet your academic, social and medical needs.
- Your Resource Specialist will also help you and your family obtain mental health or substance abuse treatment, if needed.
- You may also participate in groups at your school which are scheduled throughout the year to bring students with similar concerns together.
Where is the service located?
Services are provided at the following schools in Northeast Philadelphia:
Anne Frank School
Arts Academy At Benjamin Rush
Austin Meehan Middle School
Baldi Middle School
Fox Chase School
Gen. Harry Labrum Middle School
Gilbert Spruance School
J. Hampton Moore School
John Hancock School
Joseph Greenberg School
Joseph H. Brown School
Kennedy C. Crossan School
L. Fitzpatrick School
Louis H. Farrell School
Robert B. Pollock School
Solomon Solis-Cohen School
Stephen Decatur School
Thomas Holme School
Watson Comly School
William H. Loesche School
Woodrow Wilson Middle School
When is the service available?
Monday through Friday - 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
You are eligible to receive services if:
You attend one of the schools listed above.
How do I contact PATH?
Please call 215-728-4602 to obtain additional information.
