On April 1, 2024, Samaritan Center opened the doors of its second location in downtown Lancaster, Pennsylvania! Located at 33 N Market Street, across from…
Read MoreSamaritan Center is now accepting Pennsylvania Medical Assistance through its credentialing with PerformCare. Ever since the Center’s inception in 1987, they have created a legacy…
Read MoreAs the curtain closes on 2023, we are filled with immense gratitude for a truly incredible year. We invite you to read on for some…
Read MoreSamaritan Center recently received a large bequest from the estate of Audrey Walker Warfield. A portion of this funding will be designated towards several projects…
Read MoreThroughout our 36-year history,
The Samaritan Counseling Center, originally named Samaritan Center of Lancaster County, has been committed to supporting and empowering individuals, couples, and families through the…
Read MoreThis year we are hoping to raise $40,000, as we have been averaging 1,186 counseling sessions per month, and in the 2021-2022 school year, we screened more than 2,200 students through the TeenHope program.
In the previous 2021-2022 school year, TeenHope screened more than 2,200 middle and high school students in Lancaster and Lebanon counties.
Learn more about Samaritan’s director of consulting, as well as what advice he would give business owners and leaders today.
EGStoltzfus received the 2022 Ethics In Business award at Samaritan Counseling Center’s 15th annual awards banquet on Thursday, July 21.
EGStoltzfus is a full-service construction company…
Read MoreOur 2021 Annual Impact Report has officially been released! Titled “Resilience & Grit,” this extensive report includes articles from our leadership team, therapists and consultants…
Read MoreTo meet increasing needs, we have welcomed three new therapists, a director of consulting, a screening specialist for TeenHope, a client service coordinator and a finance manager over the past few months.
Executive Director Steve Schedler shares his holiday wishes and a short update on Samaritan Counseling Center. To add to the Christmas spirit, Licensed Professional Counselor Judith Kennedy provides a beautiful, contemplative poem she wrote while reflecting on the holiday.
