Projects as of March 2009

Abuse Identification and Reporting

Description

This project will develop a curriculum to help people with disabilities prevent, identify, report and manage physical, psychological, verbal, emotional, and sexual abuse.

Contact Information

Karla Vierthaler
Pennsylvania Coalition Against Rape (PCAR)
125 North Enola Drive
Enola, PA 17025
(717) 728-9740, Ext. 125
(800) 692-7445
http://www.pcar.org/resources/disabilities/index.html
http://www.pcar.org/projectillumination

Accessible Dental Services

Description

The focus if this grant is to identify barriers to accessing quality dental care for people with developmental disabilities and promote promising strategies for systemic change ensuring access to affordable, equitable services.

Contact Information
Mary Hartley
ACHIEVA
711 Bingham Street
Pittsburgh, PA 15203
(412) 995-5000, Ext. 569
mhartley@achieva.info
http://www.achieva.info/

Availability of Supports Within the Home

Description

This project conducts research to delineate issues, identify barriers and propose solutions to facilitate real independence and/or interdependence of individuals with developmental disabilities living in their homes.

Building Inclusive Recreational Opportunities

Description

The Pennsylvania Developmental Disabilities Council has supported the full and meaningful involvement of people with disabilities in their community.  This project will support three small demonstration grants by providing coordination, technical assistance and practical resources in order that people with disabilities might participate in a full range of leisure time activities.

Contact Information

Amy Beck
Lehigh Valley CIL
435 Allentown Drive
Allentown, PA 18109
(610) 770-9781, Ext. 14
amybeck@lvcil.org
http://www.lvcil.org/

Dorrie Ortman
CLASS-UCP
4638 Centre Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA 15213
(412) 697-7434, Ext. 112
dortman@ucppittsburgh.org

Amy Goodman
Arc of York, PA
497 Hill Street
York, PA 17403
(717) 846-6589
agoodman@thearcofyorkcounty.org

Business Leaders Network

Description

The Council will support the PA Business Leaders Network (PA BLN) an employer based network, which promotes the hiring and reasonable accommodation of employees with disabilities.  The PA BLN is seeking to convert to dues paying membership the employers who will continue to support the employment of people with disabilities throughout the Commonwealth.

Contact Information

Stacy M. Kyle
AHEDD
3300 Trindle Road
Camp Hill, PA 17011
(717) 763-0968
stacy.kyle@ahedd.org

Community Accessibility

Description

This project will work in area of community arts in order to provide equal access to artists and performers with disabilities.  Additionally, the project will work to assure members of the disability community have full site accessibility as audience members and attendees of community arts events and performances. 

Contact Information

Mimi Kenney Smith
VSA Arts of Pennsylvania
2030 Sansom Street, Suite 3C
Philadelphia, PA 19103
(215) 564-2431
mksmith@amaryllistheatre.org

Communications/Publications

Description

This grant assists the Council in a variety of efforts to "tell its story" and that of our grantees.  The grant works directly with the Council to develop, produce and distribute publications (newsletter, annual reports, brochures, etc.); in having an internet presence (website, e-newsletter, list serves) and in media connections (press releases).

Contact Information

Sharon Gretz
Community Living and Support Services (CLASS, Inc)
4638 Centre Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA 15213
outlook@paddc.org 

Council Archives

Description

The PA Developmental Disabilities Council has recognized a need to disseminate documentation of the creative and innovative efforts it has funded to affect the lives of people with developmental disabilities and their families.  The purpose of this grant is to identify, collect, catalog and make available bibliography and acquisition information for Council and Grantee publications/products over the past 15 years.

Contact Information

Corrina Passerro
Lehigh Valley CIL
435 Allentown Drive
Allentown, PA 18109
(610) 770-9781
corrinapassaro@lvcil.org

Criminal Justice

Description

This project will establish a replicable local advocacy model at the municipal court level by providing local court advocates who will work within court systems to ensure the rights of individuals with disabilities, provide criminal justice mentoring to self-advocates and family members, as well as providing training and technical assistance to local criminal justice professionals.

Contact Information

Beverly Franz
Temple University, Institute on Disabilities
Broad and Montgomery Streets
Philadelphia, PA 19122
(215) 204-1356
bfrantz@temple.edu

Cultural Competency Standards

Description

The purpose of this project is to guide all PADDC projects that receive funding based on the 2007 - 2011 State Plan in achieving greater cultural and linguistic competence in the work they do for the disability community. 

Contact Information

Daniel Grant
AIDS Services in Asian Communities (ASIAC)
340 North 12th Street, Suite 205
Philadelphia, PA 19107
(215) 629-2300, Ext. 14
dgrant@asiac.org
http://www.asiac.org/

Deaf/Hard of Hearing Communications/Accommodations

Description

This project will produce a guide in a variety of formats for disability groups, civic groups, faith and other communities, to help enhance the meaningful involvement of people who are deaf or hard of hearing in public life.

Contact Information

Amy Beck
Lehigh Valley CIL
435 Allentown Drive
Allentown, PA 18109
(610) 770-9781, Ext. 14
amybeck@lvcil.org

Dual Diagnosis Services and Supports

Description

This project will identify best practices on appropriate service provision and medical treatment of people with intellectual disabilities who are also diagnosed with serious mental illness, develop training and technical assistance methodologies for dissemination of these practices and advocate for system change.

Contact Information

Dina McFalls
PMHCC, Inc.
Philadelphia Coordinated Health Care
123 S. Broad Street, 22nd Floor
Philadelphia, PA 19109
(215) 546-0300
dmcfalls@pmhcc.org

Educating Medical Professionals in the Community

Description

This project establishes a training program for the adult primary care/specialty practices specializing in care for young adults with special health needs transitioning to the adult medical care system.

Contact Information

Dana Boyd
PA Academy of Family Physicians
2704 Commerce Drive, Suite A
Harrisburg, PA 17110
(717) 635-7579
dboyd@pafp.com
http://www.pafp.com

Educational Rights

Description

The purpose of these grants is to provide training and mentoring for families of children with disabilities, as well as to support educaton for these families regarding the rights of all children to educational programs.

Contact Information

Liz Healey
Pennsylvania Education and Advocacy Leadership (PEAL Center)
1119 Penn Avenue, Suite 400
Pittsburgh, PA 15222
(412) 281-4404
lhealey@pealcenter.org

Diane Perry
Pennsylvania Education for All Coalition, Inc.
PO Box 263
Norwood, PA 19074
(215) 204-3031
dianeperry300@comcast.net

Entrepreneurship

Description

One project is funded to support a multi-phased, multi-year effort to survey other states providing entrepreneurial support, identify people with developmental disabilities interested in starting their own businesses and provide technical assistance for small business owners.

Contact Information

Alan R. Garner
Volunteers of America - PA 2112 Walnut Street
Harrisburg, PA 17103
(717) 236-1440
agarner@voapa.org

Ruby Wilkosz
Volunteers of America - PA
1650 Main Street
Sharpsburg, PA 15215
(412) 782-5344
rwilkosz@voapa.org

Evaluation

Description

The Route to Success project examined research indicators of successful systems change strategies utilized by Council impacting on the areas of housing and transportation.  A model has been developed to promote the strategies and is being piloted with 8 Council grants.

Contact Information

Sarah Taub
Human Services Research Institute
2336 Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge, MA 02140
(617) 844-2304
staub@hsri.org

Lee Vorderer
Human Services Research Institute
2336 Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge, MA 02140
(617) 876-0426
LVorderer@hsri.org

Faith Community Leadership

Description

This Project will work with rabbinical schools, seminaries, and all places in which religious leadership training occurs to develop emerging leadership in faith communities, and understanding of the gifts and talents of church members who have disabilities to build strong Faith communities where all are welcome and included.

Contact Information

Rev. William Gaventa
Elizabeth M. Boggs Center on Developmental Disabilities
PO Box 2688
335 George Street
New Brunswick, NJ 08903
(732) 235-9304
gaventwi@umdnj.edu

First Responders Disability Awareness

Description

The First Responders project will establish an effective multi-media training/education program on disability awareness for first responders. The trainings will cover information concerning numerous disabilities and be targeted to first responders in their respective roles; fire fighter, EMS, police, etc., providing specifics regarding interaction in a crisis situation involving people with disabilities.

Contact Information

Diana Morris Smaglik
Family Service Association of Wyoming Valley
31 West Market Street
Wilkes Barre, PA 18701
(570) 823-5144
momdee@ptd.net
http://www.fsawv.org/

Grassroots Advocacy  Projects  7/1/08 - 9/30/09

Description

Grassroots Advocacy Grants are intended to provide limited resources for a short term period (usually 12 to 18 months) in order to increase the capability of local groups to pursue advocacy initiatives of their choice.  Projects funded under this objective support voluntary, citizen-based advocacy activities including those aimed at changing social conditions or governmental systems affecting people with developmental disabilities as well as activities which strengthen and support the ability of grassroots groups and individuals to advocate more effectively.  The projects must be developed and directed by a majority of people with disabilities and/or the parents of children with developmental disabilities.

Contact Information

1. Jackie Kratzer
    Abilities In Motion
    416 Blair Avenue
    Reading, PA 19608
    (610) 376-0010
    pscl@abilitiesinmotion.org

2. Karen L. Grady
    The Arc of Lehigh and Northampton Counties
     2289 Avenue A
     Bethlehem, PA 18017
     (610) 849-8076
     kgrady@arcofl-n.org

3. Becky Willmot
    Autism Living and Working, Inc.
    1528 Walnut Street
    Suite 815
    Philadelphia, PA 19102
    (267) 322-5800
    beckyw@autismlivingworking.org

4. Eric C. Boltz
    Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Harrisburg
    4800 Union Deposit Road
    PO Box 3551
    Harrisburg, PA 17105
    (717) 657-4804, Ext. 286

5. Alan Holdsworth
    The Alliance for Inclusive Education (ALFIE)
     c/o Liberty Resources Inc.
     714 Market Street, Suite 100
     Philadelphia, PA 19106
     (215) 633-0193
     adaptdan@yahoo.com

6. Mike Owens
    Norristown Education & Advocacy for Children with Differing Abilities
    MARC Advocacy Services
    3075 Ridge Pike
    Eagleville, PA 19403
    (610) 265-4700
    owensmj@aol.com

7. Michele Ford
    Mental Health Association of Reading and Berks
    122 West Lancaster Avenue
    Shillington, PA 19607
    (610) 775-3000

8.  Rachel Freund
     Pennsylvania Mental Health Consumers' Association
     4105 Derry Street
     Harrisburg, PA 17111
     (412) 621-4706, Ext. 22
     rfreund@verizon.net

9.  Gordon Boe
     Pennsylvania Partnership for the Deafblind
     1700 Gwynedd View Road
     North Wales, PA 19454
     Home: (215) 699-6535
     g.boe@comcast.net

10.Tina Calabro
     Pittsburgh Local Task Force on the Right to Education
     c/o Program For Students with Exceptionalities
     2140 Saw Mill Run Boulevard
     Pittsburgh, PA  15210
     tina.calabro@verizon.net

Health Law Education

Description

This project will monitor health services and changes to Medicaid and other health insurance systems.  At least 6 training seminars will be offered to update people with disabilities statewide on trends and reforms.  Current trends include personal care/home health care options, prescription drug coverage advocacy, and the impact on new federal regulations for autism services.

Contact Information

David Gates
PA Health Law Project
1414 N. Cameron Street, Suite B
Harrisburg, PA 17103
(717) 236-6310
dgates@phlp.org

Housing Advocacy Coordination

Description

The project provides information and training to people with disabilities about housing options, services and their rights and responsibilities as tenants.

Contact Information

Gail Hoffman
Self Determination Housing Project
717 East Lancaster Avenue
Downingtown, PA  19335
(610) 873-9595
gail@sdhp.org

Housing Advocacy: Educating Private Landlords

Description

This statewide project which will focus on educating private landlords to the benefits, incentives and practical realities of renting their properties to tenants who have disabilities.

Contact Information

Amy Beck
Lehigh Valley CIL
435 Allentown Drive
Allentown, PA 18109
(610) 770-9781, Ext. 14
amybeck@lvcil.org

Inclusive Child Care

Description

This grant has demonstrated the practicality and benefits of inclusive child care settings throughout the Commonwealth. The Building Inclusive Child Care (BICC) grantee provides child care centers and early childhood teachers with family mentors and trained child care consultants who assist in facilitating the inclusion of children with disabilities through the integration of Universal Design for Learning (UDL) principles and family-centered practices. The project originally conducted its work primarily in Berks, Lehigh, and Northampton Counties.

Contact Information

Robin Cunconan-Lahr
Northampton Community College
3835 Green Pond Road
Bethlehem, PA 18020
(610) 332-6088
RCLESQ@aol.com

Leadership Development

Description

The Leadership Development project will focus on preparing people with developmental disabilities to advocate for themselves and the issues that impact them through a combination of trainings and practical experiences. Through the work of the project those with limited leadership skills will be paired with those who have more advanced skills to form a mentoring relationship.

Contact Information

Kathy Miller
Temple University, Institute on Disabilities
University Services Building, Suite 610
1601 North Broad Street
Philadelphia, PA 19122
(215) 204-1356
millerk@temple.edu
http://disabilities.temple.edu/

Legal Advocacy

Description

This project provides a tangible legal resource specifically focused on the unique needs of people with developmental disabilities, their families \and caregivers that will enable them to navigate the legal system.  The organization involved in this work addresses the diversity of specific needs for legal education and advocacy within the disability community.  The results of the project are a clearly defined product or activity enabling primarily individuals with developmental disabilities, their families and caregivers to address the broad range of legal issues confronting this community in the 21st Century.

Contact Information

Mark Murphy
Disabilities Rights Network of Pennsylvania
1315 Walnut Street, Suite 400
Philadelphia, PA 19107
(215) 238-8070
mmurphy@drnpa.org
http://www.drnpa.org/

Local Advocacy Organizing Coalitions

Description

These grants are intended to support demonstration projects of disability advocacy groups that will identify best practices, barriers to advocacy and opportunities for further advocacy on the local level.  The remaining project is conducted by Mental Health America Allegheny County to develop a disability advocacy forum organized by disability, an assertive outreach program to increase participation of less visible advocacy groups, improved access to education opportunities to improve advocacy skills, and a yearly networking and support gathering for the disability community.

Contact Information

Sarah Rosso
The Mental Health America of Allegheny County
1945 Fifth Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA 15219
(412) 391-3820
Srosso@mhaac.net
http://www.mhaac.net/

Kelly Valdez
Life and Independence for Today
5063 East Arch Street
St. Marys, PA 15857
(814) 781-3050
lifted@liftcil.org
http://www.liftcil.org/

Doug Trout
Arc of Delaware County
740 S. Chester Road, Suite G
Swathmore, PA 19081
(610) 554-6600
dtrout@thearcofdelco.org
http://www.thearcofdelco.org/

Local Disability Coordination and Training

Description

A statewide grassroots advocacy training and technical assistance project that will provide information dissemination, coalition building, networking coordination, training, technical assistance, and consultation to people with disabilities, parents, care-givers, and allies of people with developmental disabilities of all ages so they may increase their capacity to create positive change within their communities across Pennsylvania.

Contact Information

George Taylor
Disability Rights Network of Pennsylvania
1414 North Cameron Street, Suite C
Harrisburg, PA 17103
(717) 671-6796
taylor2422@comcast.net
http://drnpa.org/

Measuring Outcomes for Children

Description

The project will develop and demonstrate the effectiveness of an instrument designed to measure life outcomes of children with disabilities being served by multiple child serving systems.

Contact Information

Carol Trivette
Smoky Mountain Research Institute
128 South Sterling Street
Morganton, NC 28655
(828) 432-0065
ctrivette@puckett.org
http://www.puckett.org/

Minority Community Grants

Description

In order to ensure that our funding efforts reflect the needs of all Pennsylvanians with disabilities, the (PADDC) has created a small grants program for entities that are led by racial/ethnic minority groups within the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.  The Korean Community Development Services Center project will provide information and referral services, along with translation and interpreter services to people with developmental disabilities and their families unable to access the service system because of language and cultural barriers.  The project with the South Central Pennsylvania Sickle Cell Council provides education and training for youth with sickle cell disease transitioning into the voluntary adult health care system from the children's health care system.

Contact Information

Moo Yoo
Korean Community Development Services Center
6055 North 5th Street
Philadelphia, PA 19120
(215) 276-8830
myoo@koreancenter.org
http://www.koreancenter.org/

Osbia Jones
South Central PA Sickle Cell Council
2000 Livingstown Road, Building 1, Suite 204
Harrisburg, PA 17710
ojones@scpscc.org
http://www.scpscc.org/

Personal Care Homes Demonstration Project

Description

This project had three approaches to providing support to individuals with disabilities living in and transitioning from personal care homes including (1) personal care home demonstration project- helping people move from personal care homes to homes of their own choice, (2) money follows the person, and (3) local advocacy and personal care home monitoring.

Contact Information

Judy Banks
Personal Care Homes Demonstration Project
1414 North Cameron Street
Harrisburg, PA 17103
(717) 236-8110
(800) 692-7443
jbanks@drnpa.org

Policy Information Exchange

Description

The Policy Information Exchange ensures communication between the disability community and policy-makers at all levels. The grantee established a system to communicate information to the disability community via PIE Alerts, publishes the Slice of PIE newsletter, assists in the preparation of position papers and performs other policy related tasks on behalf of Council. The PIE grantee also is charged with remaining current on the status of the reauthorization of the DD Act.

Contact Information

Theo Braddy,  Kimberly Cossar,  Joan Martin,  Vini Portzline, Terry Roth
UCP of PA
908 North Second Street
Harrisburg, PA 17102
(866) 761-6129
pie@ucpofpa.org

Promoting Inclusion in High School

Description

This grant will address issues of inclusion of young people with developmental disabilities within the social and recreational opportunities occurring during High School by providing coordination, technical assistance and practical resources to high school and community recreation programs.

Contact Information

Catherine Coyle, Ph.D.
Temple University
College of Health Professions
313C, 1700 North Broad Street
Philadelphia, PA 19122
(215) 204-6731
ccoyle@temple.edu

Research on Transportation To and From Work

Description

This project will conduct research on methods, best practices, and advocacy mechanisms to overcome the barriers posed by inadequate transportation to individuals with developmental disabilities' ability to achieve and maintain living wage employment.

Contact Information

Robert P. Schmitt
RTR Associates
4154 Winterburn Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA 15207
(412) 421-5462
rtrschmitt@comcast.net

Self Advocacy

Description

This project is a statewide initiative to empower leaders with developmental disabilities to run organizations, challenge systems regarding the services they receive, and become more independent. 

Contact Information

Debbie Robinson
Speaking For Ourselves
714 Market Street, Suite 326
Philadelphia, PA 19106
(215) 923-8600
debbie@speaking.org
http://www.speaking.org/

Self Advocacy Support

Description

The Self Advocacy Support grant meets the requirement in the federal DD Act to develop a plan inclusive of a goal to "establish or strengthen a program for the direct funding of a State self-advocacy organization led by people with developmental disabilities." Self-Advocates United As 1 (SAU1) is an entity under Vision for Equality, Inc. which will establish itself as a 501c3, ensuring that it is led by people with developmental disabilities.

Contact Information

Dee Coccia
Vision for Equality, Inc.
718 Arch Street, 5 N
Philadelphia, PA 19106
(215) 923-3349
acoccia@visionforequality.org
http://www.visionforequality.org/

Self Directed Support Corporations

Description

The project assists individuals with disabilities to successfully establish a self directed support corporation for the delivery of the supports and services that have been identified.  A manual will be prepared and distributed promoting the establishment of this model in PA.

Contact Information

Grace Egun
PA Health Law Project
560 Sweetbay Way
Hershey, PA 17033
(717) 576-2133
grace_e3@yahoo.com

Small Projects

Description

Since 1985, the PADDC has made small, one-time-only grants which have supported unique projects, conferences or related events congruent with its state plan goals and objectives.  These grants typically provide only partial support for events conducted by voluntary associations and advocacy groups.

Contact Information

1. Earl Kennedy
    Anthracite Region CIL
    44 West Broad Street
    Hazleton, PA 18201
    (570) 455-9000
     swat-1@mailcity.com

2. Fred Krause
    The Arc of Adams County
    P.O. Box 551
    Biglerville, PA 17307
    (717) 677-8487
    arcofadamscounty@embarq.com

3. Diane Carey
    The Arc of Chester County
    900 Lawrence Drive
    West Chester, PA 19380
    (610) 696-8090
    dcarey@arcofchestercounty.org

4. Ken Seeger
    The Arc of Dauphin and Lebanon Counties
    2569 Walnut Street
    Harrisburg, PA 17103
    (717) 920-2727
    KSeeger@arcofdc.org

5. Barbara Telthorster
    The Arc of Indiana County
    Regency Mall, Suite 290
    1570 Oakland Avenue
    Indiana, PA 15701
    (724) 349-8230
    btelth@arcindiana.org

6. Beverly Davis-Migliaccio
    Community Resources for Independence, Inc.
    3410  West 12th Street
    Erie, PA  16505
    (814) 838-7222
    bdavis@crinet.org

7. Kate Cala
    East Suburban Citizen Advocacy
    4407 Old William Penn Highway, Suite 300
    Murrysville, PA 15668
    (724) 325-3344
    esca15632@aol.com

8. Philip Keller
    Lancaster disAbled for Change and Justice
    337 West Orange Street
    Lancaster, PA 17603
    pkellerldacj@verizon.net

9. Karen Saloman
    SPEAC of Upper Dublin
    c/o Marc Advocacy Services, Inc.
    3075 Ridge Pike
    Eagleville, PA 19403
    (610) 265-4700
    ksal@comcast.net

10.Renee Henderson
    Autism Sharing and Parenting
    c/o Marc Advocacy Services, Inc.
    3075 Ridge Pike
    Eagleville, PA 19403
    (610) 265-4700
    nasya@msn.com

11.Carla Mitcheltree
    CIL of North Central Pennsylvania
    210 Market Street, Suite A
    Williamsport, PA 17701
    (570) 327-9070
    cmitcheltree@cilncp.org

12.Sharon Quinn
    Northeast PA CIL
    431 Wyoming Avenue
    Scranton, PA
    (570) 344-7211
    SQuinn@nepacil.org

13.Devin P. McFerren
    Spectrum Community Services, Inc.
    1655 Valley Center Parkway, Suite 150
    Bethlehem, PA 18017
    (484) 893-5050
    DMcFerren@spectrumcommunityservices.org  

14.Tina DeBlasio
     Vision for Equality, Inc.
     718 Arch Street, 6N
     Philadelphia, PA 19106
     (215) 923-3349
     tina@visionforequality.org

15.Dawn Knepp
    Youth Advocate Programs, Inc.
    2007 North Third Street
    Harrisburg, PA  17102
    (717) 232-7580
    DKnepp@yapinc.org

Transition to Adult Life

Description

These projects will demonstrate the development of a ‘life plan' approach for young people with developmental disabilities transitioning to adult life.  The projects will work collaboratively with their chosen communities.  The projects will use existing and newly created supports to provide a smooth transition and a means of systemic change that can be replicated by interested stake-holders statewide.

Contact Information

Jennifer Howell
United Disabilities Services
1901 Olde Homestead Lane
Lancaster, PA 17605
(717) 717-8755
jenniferh@udservices.org

Mark Gane
Neighbours, Inc.
P. O. Box 5023
Springfield, PA 19064
(610) 529-9889
markgane@neighbours-inc.com

Mary Mazzoni
Berks County Intermediate Unit
1111 Commons Boulevard
P.O. Box 16050
Reading, PA 19612
(610) 987-8557
marmaz@berksiu.org

Amy Beck
Lehigh Valley CIL
435 Allentown Drive
Allentown, PA 18109
(610) 770-9781, Ext. 14
amybeck@lvcil.org

Transition: Community of Choice

Description

One project funded for educating young adults with developmental disabilities about housing options; assisting young adults to transition into community living situations; and providing them with the skills needed to live as independently as possible.  This project will offer options coordinated with, but separate from, personal assistance and supportive services.

Contact Information

Jennifer Howell/Ray Bianchini
United Disabilities Services
1901 Olde Homestead Lane
Lancaster, PA 17605
(717) 715-8755
jenniferh@udservices.org

Voting Rights

Description

The Voting Rights project works to provide education to people with disabilities regarding their right to vote and assists with accessibility issues around voting. The Disability Voting Coalition (DVC) maintains a current website with exceptional information concerning voting for people with disabilities and the many host organizations across the Commonwealth who collaborate with the DVC to provide support locally to people with disabilities. The main purpose of the DVC and this project is to establish people with disabilities as a respected voting bloc.

Contact Information

Vacant
PASILC/DVC
2 North Second Street
Harrisburg, PA 17101
(800) 796-9163
info@dvcpa.org
http://dvcpa.org/