About Us
Our Team
Our History
Our History
The organization of TLC staff is structured so that the Directors/Case Managers provide staff supervision and direct services to the residents. There is a Business Manager with fiscal responsibilities and a Program Facilitator who assists with employment, volunteer, and/or housing issues. The Resident Advisors provide supervision and indirect services to residents.
Our History
Our History
Our History
The Transitional Living Center for Women, Inc. was created out of a meeting of the Consortia on the Special needs of Women which met for the first time in the First Presbyterian Church, Williamsport, on February 28, 1984. The Rev. John Mostoller, stated the purpose of the meeting was to explore the special needs of women not otherwise m
The Transitional Living Center for Women, Inc. was created out of a meeting of the Consortia on the Special needs of Women which met for the first time in the First Presbyterian Church, Williamsport, on February 28, 1984. The Rev. John Mostoller, stated the purpose of the meeting was to explore the special needs of women not otherwise met by existing community agencies/or services.
In 2021 Transitional Living Centers, Inc. expanded its services to males. TLC opened its doors in October 2021 to "Bethesda House" serving 24 men.
Our Mission
Our History
Our Mission
Transitional Living Centers, Inc. provides a supportive community that enables incarcerated women and men to make a positive and productive transition back into society.
The Transitional Living Centers, Inc. is a community-based, not-for-profit residential program providing services to women and men who have been convicted of a crime a
Transitional Living Centers, Inc. provides a supportive community that enables incarcerated women and men to make a positive and productive transition back into society.
The Transitional Living Centers, Inc. is a community-based, not-for-profit residential program providing services to women and men who have been convicted of a crime and are about to re-enter society. As a state contracted community corrections center, the TLC provides supervision and assistance in a home-like environment. The residential facilities accommodate offenders who are referred by the Department of Corrections as state intermediate punishment cases, parole cases, or are referred by the Parole District Office as half-way back cases. Professional staff persons provide coverage, support, and services, twenty-four hours a day to help prepare each woman for the emotional, financial, and behavioral challenges of independent living.
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Your support and contributions will enable us to meet our goals and improve conditions. Your generous donation will fund our mission.
