Funded by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) this housing program provides safe and secure living for the elderly and disabled in accordance with Section 202 guidelines. The residential program has been part of the PresbyHomes & Services family of communities for older adults since 1981.

To be the affordable preferred provider of senior-living, child care, and counseling services in the communities we serve.

Imagine a skilled nursing center where compassionate care and wholeness of body, mind, and spirit are the very heart of what we do. Welcome to Sycamore Manor where our staff, volunteers, and families work together to help people regain their independence, renew their strength or live out their lives in an accepting, supportive environment.

Resident life at Ware Presbyterian Village is determined almost entirely by our residents! Resident Self-Determination is how we describe the self-governance and active involvement our residents have in their communities. From activities to grounds-keeping suggestions, our residents have a strong voice as to how things are done. With a host of activities and committees working through the Resident Council, our residents are able to maintain control over their lifestyles. It's one way we are ...

Chandler Hall Health Services, Inc. is a private, non-profit, Quaker-sponsored health service organization. We hope you enjoy your visit with us.

Ephrata Manor is a retirement community located in Ephrata, (Lancaster County), Pennsylvania, and sponsored by United Church of Christ Homes. As a caring, non-profit organization, we are devoted to enriching the lives of those we serve.

Experience carefree retirement living at Garden Spot Village in New Holland, PA. Nestled among the rolling hills of Lancaster County Pennsylvania Garden Spot Village offers deluxe accommodations in a faith based setting. As a non-profit Continuing Care Retirement Community you will enjoy the “not for profit” approach of a CCRC that places the emphasis on creating an environment of fellowship and caring; on meeting the social, physical, intellectual and spiritual needs of the individual.

Harbor View's one-bedroom apartments include full bath and kitchen, plus a wealth of amenities. Included in the rent is weekly housekeeping and linen service. And laundry and other services are available for an additional charge. Freedom from keeping house is one of the nicest benefits of Independent Living at Harbor Vie

Homeland's story begins in the winter of 1866, in the aftermath of the Civil War. Battlefield casualties were not the only human losses of that conflict, as soldiers' wives, widows, and parents struggled to provide for dependent family members without the support of dead and disabled husbands and sons. In December of 1866, the Harrisburg Patriot called attention to "the large number of children who are daily to be seen on our streets in a ragged, forlorn condition."