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By Sharon Militello June 3, 2026
The June 2026 issue of the RCPA Quarterly Advisor is now available. We hope you enjoy this RCPA publication. For feedback or questions, please contact Sharon Militello , Director of Communications.
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By Melissa Dehoff June 2, 2026
Article by Tri-State Alert : Published June 1, 2026
Special needs female student participating in race
By Cathy Barrick June 2, 2026
Article by Republican Herald : Published June 1, 2026
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By Sharon Militello June 1, 2026
Visit here for a full listing of Central PA Pride events.
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By Sharon Militello June 1, 2026
Article by AARP : Published May 29, 2026
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By Jason Snyder May 27, 2026
Press Release from PSU : Published May 25, 2026
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By Fady Sahhar May 26, 2026
Press Release from the Department of Human Services : Published May 14, 2026
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By Richard Edley May 21, 2026
Press Release from RCPA Member Strawberry Fields, Inc. : Published May 21, 2026
Inglis logo with purple and orange text: “Ability & Independence. Redefined.” and inglis.org
By Fady Sahhar May 19, 2026
Press Release from RCPA Member Inglis : Published May 18, 2026
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By Fady Sahhar May 18, 2026
Press Release from CommonSpirit Health : Published May 4, 2026
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By Fady Sahhar May 14, 2026
From OneWell Post on May 13, 2026 Excited and truly grateful to announce a strategic partnership initiative between OneWell Health Care and Gwynedd Mercy University focused on advancing the future of home and community-based healthcare workforce development and clinical excellence. What makes this relationship especially meaningful is the history and mission behind GMercyU itself. Founded by the Sisters of Mercy, whose vision began in Dublin, Ireland through Catherine McAuley’s commitment to serving those in need, the university has spent generations helping individuals and communities through education, compassion, and service [read full post] .
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By Jason Snyder May 12, 2026
Gaudenzia recently hosted its annual “From Adversity to Hope” event in Philadelphia, convening community leaders, partners, and advocates to highlight the impact of recovery and the importance of expanding access to care. Prior to the event, keynote speaker and national recovery advocate Darryl Strawberry, an eight-time Major League Baseball All-Star and four-time World Series Champion, visited two Gaudenzia programs—Riverview Wellness Village and the Diagnostic & Rehabilitation Center (DRC)—where he spent time with individuals in recovery. Through small-group engagement and personal connection, he shared his lived experience and reinforced a powerful message: recovery is possible.  These visits underscore the importance of community-based treatment, peer connection, and integrated care models that support individuals and families across the recovery journey—particularly as providers continue working to meet growing and increasingly complex behavioral health needs.
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By Christine Tartaglione May 12, 2026
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By Sharon Militello May 11, 2026
For Immediate Release: May 11, 2026 Media Contact: Mike Dunn, 215-570-3432 The goal is to ensure the sustainability of NET’s behavioral health services, benefiting thousands of clients who receive critical services. (Philadelphia) - JEVS Human Services (JEVS) and Northeast Treatment Centers (NET) today announced they are finalizing a plan to enhance the sustainability of NET’s behavioral health services, strengthen both organizations, and ensure continued quality care for clients. The plan will allow both JEVS and NET to continue their missions [read full release] .
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