Pennsylvania

In Pennsylvania, Providence offers services through its wholly owned subsidiaries, Providence Community Services of Pennsylvania, Children’s Behavioral Health, Inc., and Ross Innovative Employment Solutions, and through a management contract with the ReDCo Group (“ReDCo”).

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Providence Community Services of Pennsylvania specializes in providing children’s and adolescent counseling services. An interdisciplinary team of talented professionals delivers home- and school-based therapeutic activities that address the increased demand for therapeutic services among youth. Counseling is structured to improve coping ability and independent functioning.

Children’s Behavioral Health, Inc. (CBH) specializes in providing outpatient behavioral health services to children and adolescents in the school, home, and community settings. Specifically, CBH provides two programs in the state of Pennsylvania: Partial Hospitalization Program (for children) and Behavioral Health Rehabilitation Services (BHRS).

The Partial Hospitalization Program is an intensive program designed to provide mental health treatment and education to children aged 5-14 with emotional and behavioral disturbances. The Program is designed for children who display behaviors or have needs severe enough to warrant an out of school placement, yet have enough support and self control to be able to function in the home environment during the evenings and weekends.

Behavioral Health Rehabilitation Services (BHRS) are available for children and/or adolescents up to the age of 21 who present with social, emotional, or behavioral issues that result in impairment that substantially interferes with or limits the child’s role or functioning in family, school, or community activities. BHRS services will or are reasonably expected to improve or stabilize certain behavioral symptoms exhibited by children/adolescents.

The ReDCo Group (“RedCo”) is a state licensed human service provider offering a diverse continuum of community-based programs. “Linking resources with community needs,” reflects ReDCo’s philosophy of service delivery. The spectrum of activities offered by ReDCo includes oversight of public transportation, comprehensive care for developmentally disabled persons, and a full array of behavioral health activities.

ReDCo has developed expertise in workforce development . Funding is provided through the federal Workforce Investment Act. The ReDCo Workforce Investment Networks division includes approximately thirty professionals. In Pennsylvania, the state has established community centers known as CareerLinks, which cluster the following services:

• Access to state unemployment benefits
• Youth career resources
• Services for persons with employment disabilities
• Access to public welfare.

Collectively, divisions within ReDCo serve consumers with a focus on independence, individual potential, and preserving the family unit. The premise of service delivery is customizing services to individual needs. The ReDCo Group boasts a twenty plus year proven track record for service quality and cost efficiencies.

Ross Innovative Employment Solutions (“Ross IES”) became part of the Providence network of providers in 2006 and is headquartered in Saint Clair, Michigan. Ross IES is a workforce development entity providing contract services under the federal Workforce Investment Act (WIA), Welfare-to-Work, and state and local workforce development programs in multiple states.

There are several objectives Ross IES seeks to reach while helping individuals to obtain meaningful employment. Ross IES works with job seekers to ensure that their employment opportunities are maximized and assists devoted workers in developing and enhancing their strengths. Ross IES also supports employers by connecting them to qualified workers and providing resources to retain valued workers.

PROVIDENCE COMMUNITY SERVICES OF PENNSYLVANIA

CHILDREN’S BEHAVIORAL HEALTH

THE REDCO GROUP

ROSS IES