Endless Mountain Behavioral Health Center’s BALM Family Recovery Services will offer a 12‑week online TEAMS course beginning Wednesday, February 11, 2026, providing information, transformation, and support for families in recovery. The program is funded by Bradford/Sullivan County Drug and Alcohol. See flyer for further details.
Sensory Friendly Family Performance at the Clemens Center
On Saturday, March 7, 2026 at 2:00 p.m., the Clemens Center will present Tri-Cities Opera’s The Three Bears, a sensory‑friendly opera designed for children and adults on the autism spectrum, those with sensory sensitivities, and families new to live performance.
The relaxed 40‑minute show includes dimmed lighting, moderated sound, no flashing effects, live narration, quiet spaces, and freedom to move or vocalize, followed by a 15‑minute Q&A.
Rise Against Hunger Meal Packing Party!
The Wellsboro Ministerium and the Wellsboro Rotary Club are teaming up to fight global food insecurity, and you’re invited to join the Rise Against Hunger Meal Packing Party on March 22 at 1 PM at the Vineyard. Work side by side with community members to prepare and package meals that will be sent around the world.
Sign up to help pack or donate here:
It's Spring Family Carnival Time!
Spring is almost here, which means it’s time for the Spring Family Carnival! Join us at the Vineyard Church, 45 Charleston St., Wellsboro, on Saturday, March 28 from 12–3 PM as we turn the church into a FREE family fun zone. Enjoy carnival games, inflatables, face painting, great food, and more. Bring the family, invite your neighbors, and celebrate the season with an afternoon of fun and community.
March is recognized as Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month, a nationwide effort to increase understanding, inclusion, and support for people with developmental disabilities. The month highlights both the strengths of individuals and the barriers they still face in daily life.
According to national organizations, developmental disabilities can include:
• Autism spectrum disorder
• Intellectual disabilities
• Cerebral palsy
• ADHD
• Hearing or vision impairments
• Other developmental delays (These conditions often affect learning, communication, mobility, or behavior.)
Reasons awareness and Understanding of Developmental Disabilities matters:
Promotes early identification and support, which can significantly improve long-term outcomes
Reduces stigma by encouraging understanding and acceptance.
Advances inclusion in education, employment, and community life.
Encourages policy and systems change, shifting the focus from awareness to meaningful inclusion.
S.A.F.E.
We’re excited to introduce S.A.F.E. Legacy, a new initiative for grandparents raising their grandchildren. It provides support, shared learning, community connection, and access to SAFE’s trauma‑informed resources. Meetings will be held on the first Friday of each month.
S.A.F.E.’s Spring Parenting Classes are now open for enrollment. Join us every Tuesday from March 31–April 28 at 6 p.m. Childcare will be provided onsite for attending families. We look forward to seeing you there!
Interactive Resource Map
The ECC is excited to announce our Early Learning Resource Center (ELRC) Region 7 partner in partnership with STEP Inc has launched an interactive Resource Map. This resource map can assist our region with local resources for childcare, food and clothing, healthcare, veterans' services, and many more social services. Check out the Resource Map with scanning the QR Code or visiting their website at www.elrc7.org/map
