Familylinks is a nonprofit human services organization that provides integrated, family-centered services focused on behavioral, developmental and social health issues. Familylinks serves children, adults and families in western Pennsylvania who struggle with abuse, neglect, homelessness, mental health issues, intellectual disabilities, substance abuse, and remaining independent while growing older. Behavioral Health Services include: -- Treatment for dependency on alcohol and other drugs. This includes outpatient services, as well as our Family Treatment Centers, residential facilities at which women are encouraged to bring up to two of their children to stay with them. -- Mental health treatment, including outpatient counseling and various degrees of intensive treatment for young people and their families, and mobile mental health treatment for older adults. -- School- and community-based prevention services, which educate young people about how to avoid issues with drugs and negative decision-making. Education and Community Services include: -- Therapeutic Learning Center, a school for kids with severe emotional disturbance or developmental disabilities, referred by their school district. (We also operate Therapeutic Classrooms in some Pittsburgh Public Schools.) -- Supports Coordination for individuals with intellectual disabilities. -- Administrative Service Coordination for children with mental health diagnoses. -- Options Care Management to help older adults remain independent. -- Caregivers First, a free United Way-funded program to help caregivers of older adults. Youth and Family Services include: -- Downtown Outreach Center and Shelter, a shelter for young adults without a home. -- Emergency shelters for youth referred by CYF and the courts. --RESPOND, a residential facility where children with mental-health issues and developmental disabilities get intense care with help from Western Psychiatric Institute and Clinic.