Lebanon County MH/ID/EI Program

A free health and wellness resource fair for individuals with intellectual disabilities and autism will be held March 9 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Lebanon County Senior Center.

Local mental health professionals and community leaders can attend free trauma education workshops this summer, aimed at better understanding and addressing childhood adversities.

Local agencies will gather at the Salvation Army playground in Lebanon on June 21 to provide resources and activities for families with children up to age 5 during the third annual Family Playground Event.

Local health officials offer QPR Gatekeeper certification to help community members recognize and respond to suicide risk.

County mental health program to provide critical skills training for identifying and responding to mental health challenges.

Lebanon County residents can register for free professional development workshops focusing on trauma-informed care and suicide prevention in the coming months.

Are you looking for a challenging, yet rewarding career? Bring your knowledge and talents to the dedicated team at Lebanon County Mental Health/Intellectual Disability/Early Intervention (MH/ID/EI) and join them as an Intellectual Disabilities Program Specialist.

Lebanon County Mental Health/Intellectual Disability/Early Intervention (MH/ID/EI) is actively seeking an energetic and enthusiastic individual who is interested in making a positive impact throughout the community.

The public is invited to participate in public hearings as part of the process to develop Lebanon County’s FY 2023-2024 Human Services Plan.